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The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
Rrothchild on Silver,

The simultaneous cmp.nymrnt oi the two precious metals is satisfactory ant gives rise to 10 compiaint. Whether gold or silver dominates for the time be ing, If is always true that the two met as coucar together in forming the msne tarv circulation of the worrd, ard it i. the general mass of inc two metals com bi.ch which serves ss tae measure sf thr value of things. The suppression of si'- yer would amount 10 vri;ibie de- struction O. values without any compen s.tinu =, lon lt .th.chtld
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
A Treat for the Public.

Mr. Thomas Vincent. leader of the Tombstone city bana, informs reporter that commencing the first Saturday is next moutb the Tombstone city band viii give open sir concerts every Sa,ur- day cveniay. Mr. Pa.cho;iy has voluu- teercd to .ect music stand ih front oi ,h- hotel aRd ,o have so constructed tha, it can be moved a, the pleasure Of the band
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
1 Lesson in S.umming.

Mrs. S,. Claire -IIorrors horrors :. This is too awful for anything. Ny poor girl! How do yoa maungc to live!
 Poor girl don't live. l am nearly starved, and am faint from the bad air. Cant ycu work.'
 II can't get work. Please give me q ernst. haze had nothing lat q bone sircc yes;crdaj.'
 "Goo,iness gracious but this is terri be. ! wi!! help you at once.'
 "Oh, thanks, thanks. l would gladly bc your slave"
 No need of that py poor child. M sister who lives Ia the country, wants n girl. With her you will have Eice
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
Scenes at the Opera.

My dtriiuy, there is draft here. Yoa'll catch cold Let me put tke wrap arJuri your shoulders, and he squeczcs her gently as he does 1t.
 'rhnnk you, dear lent the opera i"ycIy?"
 "Iul4ed it is. But like the entr'actc. better"
 Why"
 ..D cause I can talk to you" "Oh, Henry"
 SCENE 2-Iinw behind.
 "Whcre are you gein.?' 'Odt to get some fresh air" Pat my wrap over my shoulders "Tncrc.'
 "Comc back soon."
 "I'il be back whea tbe curtain goes up" There is one year and n church ccre- meny between the two. That's all.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
DIPS, SPURS ARD ANGLES.
JottinGs !r and O.; cf Tombstone
 and All Around,

A. O. L. ". m-et ia night.
 Very refreshing after the rain.
 When are you going 'o irv it a..ie' Tn. Heal C.-n:e miii a.s c!r..,. doau Rats" ~ili uot Le sl.o~e: iu :his office.
 Cr.y council meets ia is ch4n.b 1T. tii. evening"
 When will they three nce: againf B T. and C.
 vosdsr If it isnr cod aa Fou.lh street.
 Fred Sr.ith is expected k.mc ia about 10 wcrHs.
 Oal: four passengers on the outgoing stage this morning.
 Dr. NcSvegaa left for B.nson this nor ming os professional business.
 D. span.g'c, g prominrnt druggist of !Nilc~S, is visiting Tombstone.
 New French hate, flowers and feathers a, Mrs. SnlIli's, 52l Fremont street.
 Fruit trees are in b'osm ir many of the gardens in this city.
 We received very pleasant cali from Han. Frank Frame ,l,s morning
 Joe Paschoilv ssdti!sd his bronco, and ts day started for his rsrcs.
 New spriss millinery at sIrs. Smiths Fremont street, above J sc Uocfcrs.
 Ths attending physician of Mrs. Chas Frcdrr!cks reports her is Liuch better to-day.
 Ars. F erence Howard, agent for seye- raj works oi merit, is ..aiA yi.iiiag ,hrs city.
 All the pretty girls in Tombstone wil! be present at the Grand Army ball on Friuay evening.
 MT. Rogers, ar old-,iner of Tombstone asd whe dii most of the sign painting ia this city, arrived by stage teddy from Hermssilo.
 In Canada hogs are sirged instead of scalded to get their bristI,s of. Some human hsgs do no, lose their bristlcs in either wsy--iiist is, not in ;his fife
 The Wilcox Stcckmau has been at 'scEed by Harry Woods for debt l; is sad that its former owner has abandoned it. Hence the attachment.
 Prof. J. l.. West, master Of the .ymns- sium. LauEces;.p, Tasmania. recon mends St. Jacobs Oil to athletes for aches, pains, spraia,, from experience among hIs pupils.
 Mrs g. Anderson, 2, NcCa!Ioh street, Baltimore. Md. states: Both my little sen and myself were cured of severe colds by Red s:ar Cough Cure. l Tree ommend il highly.
 Constable T.. c. Norton of Disbec ar rived in town last night having !a c!Isrge one William DuEu, alu;s Coyote Bill, whom he lodged iHj ai! oa q charge Of grard larceny, fer having stolen a wa;ch
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
Military.

Private George l. nersoa, general ser vice detachmcn: of clerks on duty at these headquarters. is discharged the ser vice of the United States.
 Private E. c. Tnnrniill, Troop G, Third Cavalry, is transferred to the gene rIl service detachment of clerks on duty at these headc caariers, to date the 2oii. instant.
 The subsistence department will com mute the rations of Private Oskar Nu- Der, general service detachment of clerks uopographical asslstanD on duty at these headquarters for three days, from the I4th to the 16th instant, both inclusive, while :ravcling under orders from these headquarters, !; having been Imprsctica. bie to carry ra;;ons of any kiad. By order of BRIG. GEN. CROOK. M. BARBER, 4. A. General.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
Pos;office Directory.

fostOliicL open rem $ u. ni. tp ' D. rn.. sud "nc LuuY .,:tvr dl-iribut tuu Or cFcui,s 2 mali. Registry Uu>uc>~ from 2. in. "a , P n'. Money orGer business fsoIs?a. n. rp 4 T. Tn. Ol,n SGrGGNs from l 20 10 g il. h.. and one hour after distribution Oi evening mail. All out. going mails teNccpt Tor E s- bee cl"sc ai S ;.. ul. Mail for B. n-c closes nl 10 2. m. Postal notes l~,ncd for any am from one cent Ia S+.:9 Fee 'or each lute :; cents. JOHN r. CUM.
 PSstui.Stvr
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25

liia.cs spoken of arc F. o Shaw. Fred G. Hughes, II. $. Stevens, Thos. Cordls, C. R. Drake. Cna.. Shibell, Phil Drach- man, G.n. c un, ". J. Osborn, W. F. Scott, F. C'kcr. R. J. PryNe, Gee. Eos tor and M. MrK-nn,. Carlos Tully and 2.3 others are candidate for deputy Taiings.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
City Officers.

His nose was rel as q danger light. And his eyes were suuhcn aHc dlm; He called for rim md at once he tiil-i Ihc tunhl-r Up to the bri.G. But the barkeeper drew the tum blcr bach. As he glanced IEc customer OCT. Ad said. My friend, You have made q mis-
 take;
 We don, keep wholesale store"
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25

m"rae oi that place.
 :cc- gni oasr u,l :; the '. ce track 10 n,oIr"n.
 The tl.erm' meter resistetcd .o degree, as noon 'o- day.
 Play your best boys, don't !e, the boy. in l.ue get away wIih you.
 The Tombstone EPIrAru is again on is feet, and is being run by James J Nash Idml Sentiuel.
 lie greth f-rth n the morning war Ding like the lark, and IS knocked out ia ore rourd and two seconds.
 Auds Mchnn last night brought in Eli Nld from Contention on a charge of oI,. tanning money uader i,a.se pretrnscs.
 Twenty thousand hnnorab'e Union pr;ate:s are pointing th. tiogrr of scorn at ih; "rodsnt" publisher on Fourth St.
 Mir. Ei Stump arrlvri in to''a yes,~r. day from the lluschuca's tot pare in the match game D! base 5l!! tp ,lay.; to mrrgow.
 Members of the Tombstone Dramatic Cub are ,questcd ,o meet ihis cvcniD. at .:3o, at Mrs. Gres"rys. i full at,rn- dance i, desired.
 llops. Thomas Wecdin and Levi Rag slcs, of Pinai county, were accorded Srand reception on Wedpcsi h. last al Florence by their constituents.
 Justice Richard-en'. court was ec cuI jed again today with the Chincsr casr, and as we % to press, the testimony beInS all in, council are arguing the cssc
 W. E. McHenry. P. B. Weaver, C!ica- go; |. A. R'y and brother, F.iro .nk: E G. Norton, Bsbec;J B. Ayers, Charles ton: ". C. Moore, Benson, are registered at the Occidental.
 Ev Sh,riii Ward ahd X. Gad;'rey re- 'GrGc,' to-day from three days trip in l the Saiphur Spring valley. They made ihci: expenses while out, and feel cor ! res?ondirsly happy.
 From Mr. Gsad=e we learn that tn, lIuachTca hss. ball nine will not bc abe ! ts rcacL Tuwts'o.c unti to.lnerr.w fore ' uoen. consequently the natcn game vii, ! hot Ls i.a,-d un;iI t".mor.nw Gam, ! ni.l bs c..i!ei at 2 o'clock F. M. frank Broad. who jas t-,uraed from ! tie Great American mine, in the Swiss 1 hcims. brought ia a numb,r of 0eautiiu | s.a.ac:it. from lh- caves thcrr.hnuis. | snd whic! can bc s-eH ai lis saloon or . Allen street. iIe sp".k~ very hi-hry 0. i NJ. Fraser. g-n'!, nlcu il business a' 1 C.a!S Ci'y. whr fakes great raiis il . showing visitors araHnd rhc camp
 linn:. J. W. Daring 'oa ,nd S.mue' | Pur'ly. iacin brr, respectively of ih coun ci. aai assembly nt the territorial le.is 1 i:ture !i-si adj urnel. returned last Fri 1 day morning tD Iua1. They were me, | at the depot by ! large cnncoursc of 1 friends and cit ns with a band of music | to we!ccm them home. Both gen,e men arc looking vel. and seemingly glad |" be once m,rc in the society ~t .hcir c,u- situcncy. Yuma Sentinel.
 Court Commissioner Drum ts day | postponed the hearing of Aessrs. R"ppv Dunbar and Nash tu dissoyc the in | junction granted hy him to restrain de- . fcndan.s from using the name Tom mb>ioao ] Epitap ph, .os account sf plaintiffs lawyer, Col. Herring, being engaged iu sno,her ! cls. at the tim. g., for hrs:ihg. The i hcarIGg vii; tak- place to-morrow q: 10 , o,iCck q. m.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
Notice tv the Vubl.c.

Give 'hs new tai!"riag establishment g rall. "nartntce perfect sfactisu. ar no pay dem.ni;i. All worx done ai ,hor; notice. Dnn'r fail To zee him Chas. Harris, Occidental hotc. b.cck. 1 Allrr street
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
TRAVELLER $ GUIDE.
Sandy Eob's Stage tine,

Strge [. corrert with Eastern ald We,t ern pound tIaiu> icIvc> at g:iI So. n.
 stage Tor Bi,brc leaves every day l,Nceih sunday ai U g. th., CilN time
 Stage To connect wilt Guas mas train leNrcs at , ?. r.
 Stage for Charleston 'raNcS at %. ID. 0lice: lCJ Al.rn street, under Uytiirut.l Hotel
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
Tombstone Amateur Dramatic Com


 The company composed of the lcatiinP dramatic company of rorub,tone. will. in the near future, give an entertain n ment at Schicf:lin hall, .he proceeds ts % [. the cemetery com mit;cc 10 help pay for piping the water to the new cemetery The company are tavin. rrhsarsals two or .hrce tlincs Il week, and we will siy HOW, that it will b. the finest entertain nlsut ,y yivcn in Tumhston-.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
All Want It.

Thc board for the appsin;ins of q rounty assessor, under ihe new law met recently. There being no official c"Py of the law available, they decited ta tee
 graph tG Prescott to have q copy made aud r5rwaricd. on receipt of whica they wtl. again meet and nla-e tLc appoint
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
 } nY!INGI N N N90ysa aY l[lj}ll(jkll![|1I2RI0
RANKIN, BRAYTOE k CO.
General office and work. San FranCiSc0 California. Branch works. Chicago,
 New York office, 5 Broadway.
BUILDERS OF Mining Machinery.

Plants fer Gold and Silver mills. cmbrac. ing tic htcst and most improved machl. ncry and process for b,sc and free ores. Water Jacket Shelter Furnaces for Silver. lead ana copper ores. with new and im port ant improvements superior to any other make. Hoi. ting Works, pumping machi- nery, Chloridizins Furnaces, etc. We offer the best result of thirty years experience in this special line Of work. and arc prepared to furnish from San Francisco or Chieag, the most approved character of mining aud reduction machinery, superior in design an construction to that Of any other make, af the lowest possible prices We also con. tract to deliver in complete running order Mills, Fur1aces, Hoi.sipg Works, etc. iH any of tbr mining state. und territories. Estimates given on application. send fer illustrated circular.
 ADNA LAMpSON, Agent.
 Su,orr~
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
Don't FOrCet.

Ali kinds of tailoriny done. Cle,hes made, cleaned and repaired at the lowest living rates at the tailoring establish ment of Chas. Harris, in Occidental hotel block, Allen street.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25

home, ;h" l,",: cf board. :,3 a week. aui fhr"r afterrcors oI. Come with me"
 "Oa, 0.d an, ;.liGE Q: ymps 10 the counrr!."
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
DEEDS -EEAf. ESTATE.

D. s. Piytan and vile to DIn O'COn- nor, lot l2, bisck $, tombstone; S350.
 Dan O'Conner ts J-ssie O'Connor, lot 12, block 5S, Tombstone; Sl.
 D.. E. IT, nairc to Frederick Nelson, asd W. N. Prrsten, parce. "i land in Bis bee, formerly occupied and known as Keiiy's Wine House; $50.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
Attention D" Company.

AT meinb:rs of ID" csmpany, \, G 4. are requested to meet next Saturday evening, March 2S. at : 30 st the city hall, as business of the utmost mport- ance will come before tlIc meeting.
 By ardrl of the captain,
 w. II. SAVAGE.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
DEEDS Is.

John MaScc To C. J. Barker, all inter est in the BonaEza King, Tombstone dis trict; s5J0.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
County Records.

The following documents have been fled for record in inc office of tie count ' IcC.rder
The Tombstone., 1885-03-25
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 --l al il pecialtJ etor.

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 f ne sai the min M1gs b.eing aI .rits Min strict, Co laid N.r the 1rz ;;:;i;;;l;: si;;;l !: !: s|ath. ll'i:;::;;: l'i:;::s;' q1cue o, u4 rau- Ne1l0rly
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

Not1 bene Mes entrevues
avec Sa Grandeur, chaque fois
quill SO sent mieux dams le courant
de la journ6e, auront, je Pesp6re,
dams appreciation de tout homme
Intelligence, autant de fonds que
rentrevue de N. Martin a91 du
soir.
81 M. Martin r6voque moore en-
doute lauthenticlt6 de cette lettre,
ie me permettrai de lui lancer le
def suivant. Que Pun des pro-
pri6taires du Ganadien ct Fun DIES
proprietaires de L'Echo, viennent
sans retard SO presenter devant
Mgr Seidenbusch, pour entendre
de ga propre bouche CO quill dit de
lentrevue de M. Martin avec lui.
Dites la v6rit6, rien que Ia v6rit6,
ct toute discussion cessera 3 Fins
tant. Ayant dome lecture de Get
to lettre 4 Sa Grandeur, j'y oppose
mon nom ct ma signature.
F. X. AUGUSTA STEMPER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

and wishes as we'll as anyone else.
N. B.-My interviews with His
at such times during the
day when he feels better, have, for
any intelligent man, at least as
much weight as the one NJ. Martin
had in the evening.
If NJ. Martin questions the au-
thenticity and correctness of this
article I challenge him to have one
proprietor of the Canadien and
one of the Echo, call upon the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Seidenbusch at once,
and let them hear and testify to
what His Lordship has to say
about A. Martins interview with
him. Give the truth and nothing
but the truth-these matters will
be settled at once.
Having read this to His Lords
hip, I write and sign it in my own
name.
T. x. AUG. STEMPER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03
WILLIS & DUNHAM.

Marchands de modes, en- gros ct
en- details--Les ohapeaux les plus
nouveaux, formes de chapeaux les
plus el6gantes. Articles de luxe
pour couture: velours, rubans, den
telle heurs, plumes, etc etc. Les
Danes de Minneapolis sont prices
de vis1ter CO waste emporium de
coifures. Chapeaux francais ct
formes importes de Paris, de lace
lAbre maison Eugene Pariset to
Prix, Is . Sc pour cent moindre.
gu ailleurs. Commits Canadiens
Francois bellies Ellea Houle ct
Henriette Desrosiers--No 323 Nj
collet Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

eY-CharsdMtor eI6gants SUI h1gne comnete ,ur,rn
q pn n $50 90 IN m 1880 m ll5o a N, 1880 p =, 1870 ? u, iA5 ? m, 1902 n, fA5s
? N g, $50 pm R% $50 $50 g% : p "a. n; ao P p !" liz oov > ? m i1; SOD NJ q ~ =" NJ o""p m
D6part de AIinneapohs-&3o q IN, $50 a III ,7l0 m 1890 q m, 7:Oa Am *E45
. m, 500 m $50 a n $50 N 1890 am m 1880 ?, 1l1;45 ga a m IL m lsl5 pam
1890 =, 1:o p s m 1 81 m nm Iu ~ pm asi @D y y y u 1o MV > p m c"o ? ~ ''' p"' 0"
~ ,Tcus les trainssp SOM quoidiens, excepe les suivants *Ex. Dinanche TEX. Sa-
medi TEX Lundi.# A Samedi pour Wahpeton seulemert B Lundi de Wahpc-
OFFICE POUR la VENTE DIES BILLETs:-S Paul, Union Depot. coin
desr ues3 81 ly--MINNEAPOLlS-.Un depot, Bridge square, q. ~ Nlc'l-
let House Block.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03
A LoUER.

Vendre GU 6changer pour pro-
pri6t6 a st Paul GU Minneapolis,
les deux beaux magasins situes au
coin DIES rues Fourth ct Churchill,
Saltwater, actuellement occupies
par lie march6 a viande de M. Jos.
Papineau ct la grocerie de M. 3.
G.. Lemoine.
Termes faciles.-Pour plus am
pies informations, s'adresser q M,
E. G.. Lemoine, Saltwater.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03
AVIS.

Lundi proclaim, a 7 heures, p.
NJ, assemble generate r6guliere
de "L'Assocsation Canadienne-
tranc1ase."
Cette reunion generate 6tant Ia
avant la celebration de la
aptiste, tous les mem
bres sont sp6cialement invites 3 ne
pas manquer a l'appel.
A. III. TREPANIER,
Sec Correspondent
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

Allez acheter vos viandes q la
minneapolis Provision Porck Co."
Nos. "a & 26, First Street, South,
On face la grocerie 2. Demeules
& Co.; c'est le plus grand marche
a viande ct le mieux pourvu de la
vile. Vous y trouverez toujours
les meilleurs qualities de viande, ct
q prix reduits.
I'm commits canadien est au SER
vice des pratiques de langue fran
caise. ST.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

Dame veuve Frs Rivard Dufres-
ne, nee Lottinville, est d6c6d6e Ia
semaine derniere aux Trois- RIVE
res, P. @. Canada.
Madame Frs r. Dufresne 6tait
la mere de M. b. r.. Dufresne, le
r6dacteur de PEcho he pOuest.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

M. le DR. Brunette est parti lun-
di dernier au soir pour aller pratt
quer la medicine dams le sud du
Dakota.-Nous sommes tres heu-
reux de lui souhaiter bon voyage,
ct tout le success que lui m6ritent
SEES talents ct ses aptitudes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

Wilmar, Morris ct Browns Valley ct
Breckenridge,
Fergus Falls, Moorhead, Fargo, Crooks
ton, st. Vincent ct Winnipeg,
Train Accommodation pour St. Cloud
via Monticello ct Clearwater,
Train accommodation pour st. Cloud
via Anoka ct Elk River,
Breckenridge, Wahpeton, Casselton,
Hope, Portland, Mayvllle, Crooks
ton, Grand Forks, Devils Lake ct St
Vincent,
Fergus Falls, Moorhead, Fargo, Grand
Forks. Devils Lake, Larimore, Ne
che ct Winnipeg.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

A tous ceux qui ont besoin de
meubles, tapis, garnitures de chas-
sis, nous leur disens: allez au ma
gasin de Neil Mcmillan, 3l-5e
rue entire Nicollet ct Hennepin
Avenue, Oh vous ferez vos achats
aux conditions les plus avanta-
geuses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

Nous apprenons avec plaisir que
M. A. III. Landry, ci-devant de
Grand Fork, Dakota, est entire
lundi de cette semaine CONNIE
commits an Big Boston One Price
Clothing Store. A nos concitoyens
de langue franchise d'encourager
notre compatriote nouvellement
arrive; M. Landry merite q tous
egards leurs sympathies ct leur pa
tronage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

1o FLETRI CONNIE CALOMNIATEUR
PAR LIE CLERGE DU COMTE DE
POLK.
Temoignage de M. le cure de
Crookston :-"J'ai 6crit 3 M. Mar
"tin pour ~protester contre- cette
"calomnae. Et 81 Mtre Martin ne
"r6pare pas paffront quill nous
"fait, je cesserai de ~recevoir son
"journal." (Lettre du z mai, 1850
T6moignages de M. le cure de
Gentilly :-"J'ai toujours pris vo-
tire part, depuis votre depart, ct
"je d6fe qui que &c SOFT de dire
"que je vous al vendu." (Lettre du
Is mai, 1885, du P4re Gamache q
M. Table Vaudry.)
T6moignage de M. lex-cure de
Red Lake Falls :-''tluand vous
"allez jusqu'a ca1omnaer des pre-
"tres que l'6veque honora d'autant
"plus quill les conna1t imminent
"mieux que vous, vous cessez d'a-
"voir droit au respect de tout ca
"tho1iaue soucieux de l'honneur du
"clerg6." (Lettre adress6e q NJ.
Martin, en- le priant de garder son
|journal.)
|2o FLETRI CONNIE INFAME PAR UN
EVEQUE.
T6moignage de Monseigneur
Seidenbusch :-"Qu'il soft notoire
"que paccusation de faux lanc6e
spar "A. Martin, r6dacteur du Ca
"nadien", de St-Paul, Minnesota,
"etc., est tout supplement une ac-
"tion infame." (Lettre du Is mai,
1867
Oui, intdme, puisque, au mo-
moment meme Oh NJ. Martin Ian
Gait cette accusation, il await en-
main une lettre q lui ADDRESSES par
Mgr Seidenbusch, le notifant off,
ciiezzement de labsolue authentici-
|t6 de la lettre d6ja publi6e par
|PEcho de pOuest. Martin 6tait
allie Sc trainer aux pieds de Mgr,
lie suppliant avec larmes d'avoir
piti6 de lui, ct promettant de s'a-
member q l'avenir. II await assure
Sa Grandeur de ga nationalite ca
acknowledgements. Ill 6tait, di-
sait-il. canadien pur sang
Dun coup d'mil Mgr Ia JUICE.
"That man wants subscribers.
.that's all" "Cet homme est en-
"quete de nouveaux abonn6s, VOLTA
"tout." T,lle fut, t.lle est encore
Ia conviction de Mgr, au sujet de
"A. Martin.
III va plus. Une personne de 9
confance fut price par M. Martin
de passer apEvech6 de St-Cloud,
pour s'enqu6rir de l'authenticite
lde Ia deuxiAme lettre de SasGran-
ldeur. La r6ponsei de lautorit6 fut
breve ct cat6gorique (: Lies deux
lettres sont on ne peut plus au-
thentiquas.' Que fit Mtre Martin !?
Foulant aux pieds ses promesses q
lP6veque ct la declaration 6crite ct
verbale de oe dernier, il nous trail
ia de faussaire.
IN tel proc6d6 ma cours que de
rautre cote de l'Atlantique, parmi
les habitues du bagne.
Nous lemons tous ces details de
Ia bouche meme de Mgr ct de son
secretaire, 10 Tres Rev. ?. Stem
per.
! a rheure quill est, que voyons-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-06-03

Uu rapport sur Ia mission d'Ar-
gyle, comt6 de Polk, reeu trop tard
aujourd'hui pour paraitre cette Sc
maine, il y sera fait droit dams no
tire proclaim num6ro.
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Poissons sales des meilleures
qualities chez 2. Demeules & Gle.
Stock vari6 de groceries, provi-
sions, 6piceries q prix populaires.
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Ce'st le temps d'acheter les graf
DIES ne jardins ct autres CRANES de
sentence. Allez au No. 24-lst
st. Sth, porte voisine de la Min
nueeapolis Pork Packing Co." en-
face Ia grocerie q. Demeules u
Gle, ct vous aurez q votre choh.
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b. r. DUFREsNE, REpAoTRUR.
MINNEAPOLIs.

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
ponssble des idees ee opinions emises par
ses correspondents.
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Savez-vous CO gull fault faire
pour conserver vos montres?
Faites-les nettoyer une fois Fan
chez M. w. G. Leber, horlo-
ger ct bijoutier, Nc 208 Hennnepin
Avenue.
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Bon marche exceptional.

Cling crosses livres de hon the
pour une piastre, chez HALL the
T MAN, au Market Hall.-1nutile
d'aller ailIeurs.
EDMOND BEAUPRE
Commis Canadiar
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Def.

MARTINI, f6trs CONNIE calom-
/ niateur par 2e c2erg6 du comt6
de Po2k.-F26trs CONNIE antdme
par IN 6ueque. -F26rt CONNIE
ansulteur de Ia mation1ht6 cana
daenne.francaese.
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Faites vos provisions de gioce-
ries chez z. Demeules & Gle.
Grands a~vantages offerts. Proftez
de Ia reduction des prix.
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o La piece suliivante nous q 6t6 re-
mise hier avant midi par son au--
teur lui-meme, le Reverend pore
+. X Aug. Stemper. =, s1ssl Sn
~ H