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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10
A CHINESE RiCkSHAW.
The Astonis hing Vehicles Driven BY Al
rnond Eyed Coolies.

The Astonishing Vehicles, Driven By Al
nond- Eyed Coolies.
Trot, trot, trot along the smooth,
sunny, but bamboo-shaded. high road,
1 have little leisure now to observe
these astonishing rickshaW coolies.
They wear the enormous traditional
mushroom Chinese hat, suitable in
case either of beating rain or fierce sun,
under which are tucked their hard
plated pigtails even coolie
would feel himself disgraced were he
minus a pigtail. They are bare
footed, bare-legged. bare-armed.
and wear just sufficient rags to
save themselves from the charge of
their Monaghan faces are pinched.
seem attenuated and loosely put to-
looking wretches, to call whom ..breth-
rem is, indeed, a heavy demand on
our charity, throw themselves for
ward into the shafts and drag
their carriages with its passengers,
who may be ten or may be twenty
stone. not at walk. or a shuttle, or
an amble, but at good round trot of
about six miles an hour. They neither
flag. pant. nor perspire. but keep up
this pace for two or three miles at
stretch. Would not the most renowned
European athlete or pedestrian be but
a feeble coney in comparison? More
over, these coolies have to content
themselves at the end of their journey
with five cents-a cent is fraction
less than half-penny. They exult if
they receive ten cents. and consider
the donor an utter fool if he gives them
fifteen cents.
The first sensations at being con
veyed in a rickshaw are those of min
gled amusement and shame. One
likens oneself to drunken masquera-
der or to an unostentatious buffoon.
Then habit begets Indifference. Digni-
taries of the church. dignitaries of the
Government, dignitaries of the law.
soldiers, sailors, and even the well-to-
do Chinese, all have recourse to them;
and the sergeant in his rickshaw sa-
Iutes the colonel in his rickshaw with
precisely the same gravity as though
both were on parade. Perhaps the full
absurdity can be best realized by con-
sidering what would be the effect pro-
duced were the Dean of Westminster
to be trundled in wheelbarrow down
Piccadilly by dirty. ragged little Lon
don Arab. - CornhtU Aagazims.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10
The Aztec Tongue.

The electric light We'd with the moon
IN illuminating the veranda. but not
wirhstanding their combined efforts
Algernon and Augusta found con-
venient place where the rays of light
could only be perceived indirectly:
s.Algy," said she. .'this must be =
good deal like the delightful evenings
Of Mexico, when the Aztecs ruled. ;"
81 dare say; but who were the Az
tees, my dear3"
Don't you know? Why. they were
the people that said 'Tattenamquiiizth'
when they meant kiss. ;"
Ibid they? Well, give us 'Tatten-
amquiliztli'''
For a moment the moon and the
electric light were eciipsed. Hart ford
Post.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10
A Great Mistake.

One of the greatest mistakes ever
made is to suppose that there is any
best" of anything. The best horse.
the best COW, the best beef stock, the
best sheep. pig, fowl, or apple tree
is a myth which no one can ever
lay hand upon. In regard to these
circumstances alter cases very con-
siderably. The general purpose ami
NAL, of which SO much Is said
and written. does not and never can
exist. From all varieties one must
choose that which is most suitable
for his especial purpose, an dit Is IN
vain that he may search for any one
that will answer for all purposes and
places. One might as well look for a
general purpose vehicle that would
cart stone or carry a family to
church ON Sundays, or a general pur-
pose knife which would serve the
butcher and the surgeon alike, or a
general purpose saw for the cabinet
maker, the wood butcher, or the
lumberman. In these DAYS of divided
labor every one must have his specially
fitted instruments. IN. Y. Times.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

Two walters in hotel at Lancas
ter, Los Angeles County, Cal, robbed
their employer of q number of articles
and left the place on foot. While one
of them was taking a nap the other
stole revolver and thirty-nine dollars
from him and went on his way north
ward San Francisco Chronicle.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10
toop"som sessrsd An Rioh,. Rsserved1
Driven From Sea to Sea.
Or, JUST A CAMpIN.
CHAPTER xIy.-cox-,,
BY G. @. POST

saH Ed By PERMISSION OF ]. z. novrrv
Co., PUBLISHERS, CHICAGO.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10
he should ever stand erect or be able to

he should ever stand erect or be able to
walk again.
When it became evident that weeks,
and may be months, would elapse be-
fore Johnny could be moved from the
Jones shanty, the girls had been writ
ten to as their father at first suggested,
and had come Immediately home and
assumed the care of household affairs.
Occasionally one of them took Mrs.
Parsons place at the bedside of the
sufferer, while the mother returned to
the cottage to see that everything was
going right, or for rest of night or
two.
John Parsons had also remained at
the Jones shanty the greater portion of
the time; for Johnny was fretful in his
sufferings, and no one could lift or turn
him so well as his father, whom quite
as much as his mother he wanted con-
stantly near him And so he had re-
manned, trusting everything on the
ranch to Erastus, and going home only
when it was necessary to obtain pro-
visions, or a change of clothing for him.
self or wife, or something for Johnny.
No one could possibly have shown
more kindness and sympathy than did
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, who were thus
called upon to act the part of good Sa-
marltaEs to those whom they had never
before seen. They even consented that
their own children should leave them
for a time-when the fever had set in,
and Johnny was at the worst, that their.
noise might not disturb him, and they
had been taken to the Parsons cottage,
where they remained some weeks and
were cared for by Erastus and the girls.
When the crippled boy was at last
removed to his own home, these kind
people beneath whose roof he had been
so long, would not consent to make
any charge for their trouble or to ac-
cept any pay, except such as was forced
upon them in the way of presents to
Mrs. Jones and the children.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-09-10

Irish 6 English is the name of
q Buffalo firm. Courier.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-09
.S,ofiftly Aotifes.

n Idaho Encam, ment No s, !. G. re.
e. holds It's regular meetings in temperance
Hall the first and third Saturdsy ' even.
n ings in each month. All Champions Il,
- good standing are in sited to attend. 1y
Eeaa order OF the 4. e. C. EJoNEs, r. s.
<s4iV Jan 2-'77--tf.
O.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-09
Mreasurer's Notice.

Mreasurer's Notice.
The following Warrants will be paid
out of the County General Fund on pres
entation at my office:
No. GO in favorof W. Coughanour s 81 Is
6l b. T. Davis 56 90
80 "a +" ." r. r. Smith rs 90
68 s. G. Silsby 200 90
The following out of the Road Fund:
No. 104 in favor of Alex Orchard $52 20
The following out of the Hospital Fund ::
No. III in favor Of Frank Cooper 5000 90
JOHN GARRECHT, Co. TREAS.
BY IsIDoR SMITH, Deputy.
Idaho City, Idaho, Sept. IL, 1885.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-09

n. oS skin is to be stuffed and
W., W. IN the national museum at
ops o., 'g'on' in the vicinity of numer-
e' Dig guns of the capital.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-09

nc enormous cathedral Of Mos
,t " quilt to hold 10000 persons and
rI.a.' I4 cost of f2,ooo,ooo, is just com
bn;ls 0' 1t has taken fifty years to
o... ana was intended to commem
'' The defeat of Napoleon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-09
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION TO WEEKLY WCRLD
Beecher and the Chinese Ontrages

Beecher and the Chinese Ontrages
Henry Ward Reecher is reported
as saying that he was much less con-
cerned with the Republican and Dem
ocratc platforms and nominations
than he was with the barbarous out
RACES upon the Chinese out in Wyo-
ming. That il anybody would get
pa big meeting in New York or
Brooklyn, and urge the Government
tOsome vigorous step looking to their
better protection and the punishment
Of Chinese prosecutors, and the main
tenance of treaty obligations with
China, he would be glad to preside.
he says he Is surprised that the NOR
alsentlment of the community has
not ere this manifested itself in some
such expression of public opinion.
Il there is any issue between civiliza-
ton and barbarism in this business,
he thinks the civilization is on the
part the Cinnamon, and barbarism
on the side of the stronger party.
lnelr meekness under persecution,
moreover, shows that these unhappy
Fasans have the spirit of Christiani-
y, that aught to make protesting
VArlstlan men to blush for shame.
ne repudlates the imputation that
American workmen are to be held re-
POnSlole for these outrages, and he
Will probably have something to say
'00ut 1t from the Plymoth Church
p'plt !, next Sunday. Beecher's no.
"0' 'hat the prosecutors are general
3ailens, like the Chinese themselves,
"Da hardly more deslreable as citizens,
lppearS to be pretty generally shared
We Eastern papers.-[Ex.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-10-09

4 New York World special
'pS, Commissioners Sparks, of the
1''ia Bureau, is on the trail of extern
'' frauds in the far west, especially
vn " The Pacific Slope. 1t is evident
u a'S Land Commissioner is one of
6 '0Se sparks designed to make a big
u ,"s' one that will smoke out land
''''Ves on the Pacific Coast.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06

causes, en- leur PENDANT en- un mot
pleine ct entiere justice.
VOLTA pres dun mois ct demi
que les rebelles sont en- pleine in
surrection, le government q deja
d6pens6 des sommes folles pour
les combattre; les troupes SO sont
rendues sur lie theatre des hostili-
t6s au prix de mile difficulties,
peines ct miseres; le sang a d6ja
coule on abundance, ct les chooses
en- sont-elles plus avancees aujour-
d'hui qu'aux premiers jours? Non.
Tout au contraire. Lei rebelles
ont prouv6 qu'ils sont de force .
tenir en- 6chec le General Middle
ton ct a prolonger la guerre indie
Eminent. L'avenir est done gros
d'orages de CO cote Ia probabilite
dun d6sastre fnancier pour lie
pays, pour peu que la situation, &C
lucille SO continue !; ct chose plus
terrible, plus cruelle encore, ct qui
r6pand le deuil partout en- Canada,
sacrifice de vies, holocauste san
giant sur l'autel de la patrie pour
reparer une impr6voyance coupa-
BILE, pour r6parer les imprudences
ct les fautes commises par une
poign6e d'autocrates ct de specu-
lateurs v6reux au service du gou-
vernement.
VOLTA la position, VOLTA l'6tat DIES
chooses au Nord-O Quest. Que vat
il en- advenir ? Dieu seul lie salt.
Aujourd'hui il fault bien faire face
aux difficulties que Pon s'est misses
aveugl6ment sur les bras, conju-
rer Forage que lon a provoque.
mails au prix de quels sacrifices
Narration pas dn commencer pal
le commencement : user d'abord
de tous les moyens de Cancellation
6puiser toutes les resources de Ia
paix, en- satisfaisant aux justes re.
CARNATIONS, aux droits DIES M6tis
La presse du Canada ct DIES Etats.
Unis, a Perception bien entendu
DIES haineux, DIES envieux de la "a.
CO FRANCHISE catholique. en- Ameri.
que, parait etre unanime dams &C
sentiment.
MATS CO nest pas le temps DIES
determinations, c'est le temps dc
Faction. Tous les vrais amis du
Canada ct DIES M6tis doivent prefer
main forte au gouvernement dams
la tache p6nible ct colossale qui lu7
est de d6volue actuellement ; tous
doivent souhaiter avec ardeur voil
poeuvre de pacifcation du Nord.
Quest s'accomplir au plus tot 81
avec le moins Constructions posi-
bles, Theure DIES responsibilities
faire sonnera bien assez vite apr6s
la lutte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06

Les repr6sentants de la grande
maison commercials GOODFEL-
LOW & Gle, 245 ct 247 Nicollet
avenue, 81 avantageusement con-
nue. dams tout pOuest ct surtout a
Minneapolis, remercient lie public
de Encouragement liberal qu'ils
en- ont recu, ct esperent m6riter ct
recevoir q lavenir la meme mar
que de contiance ct Ia meme patro-
mage que par le passe.
M. P. 81. Roy, commits canadien
francois de cette maison sera tou-
jours heureux de la visite de ses
compatriotes. II est specialement
charge de la pratique canadienne.
Son urbanite ct ses commissioners
commerciales en- font lie type &C.
compli du v6ritable commits; il a
droit aux preferences de ses COM
patriotes, ct null doute qu'on les lui
accorde apres avoir lu dams une au-
tire colonne de lEoHo la magnif-
que annonce de GOODFELLOW
& Gle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06
PALAIS EPISCOPAL.
ST. CLOUD, SrEARNs Co MINI, le
% avril 1886.
Vicariat apostollque du Nord du
Minnesota.

Attendu, que lie r6dacteur du
journal francais lie. Ca1aadlen, de
St Paul, ose, avec une presumption
inou1e,se meier de administration
eccl6siastique de CO Vicariat apos-
tolique;
Attendu quill. s'6rige en- JUICE
au-dessus de Nous, fulmine con-
damnation contre l'6veque ct don
ne absolution pleine ct entiere q
un mauvais catholique' d6ja f6tri
par Nous;
Attendu que, pour Nous infi-
ger le blame ct diffamer quelques.-
uns de nos pretres, il ne rougit
pas de s'appuyer sur la simple al
frmation de ce mauvais catholique,
qui est la cause principale de la
fermeture de Lambert, Polk Go.
Pour ces causes, Nous profess
tons publiquement contre les
6crits du susdit r6dacteur; Nous
les stigmatisons CONNIE menson-
gers, nuisibles a la religion ct diff
famatoires au plus haut degr6-et
Nous motions les catalogues Ca
nadiens-F Francois de ce Vicariat
en- garde contre un journal qui SO
fait l'6cho DIES mauvais catalogues
en- r6volte contre. I'autorit6-et qui
est par Ia meme l'ennemi du Ca
tholicisme ct de la nationalite ca
nadienne franchise quill pretend
hypocritement servir de toutes ses
forces.
Fait en- Notre palais episcopal, q
st Cloud, Stearns Co., Mimi, le 23e
Jour d'avril, Fan de Notre Sci
gneur, 1886.
r. S%eidenbusch Ev6que de st.
Cloud.
r.. x. AUG. STFMPER,,
Secretaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06
.GENTILLY, Mimi, % Avril 1886

~ $1,000 AAa 49, 49,
M. lie R6dactenr:
Un petit mot de nous, fera plai-
Sir, j'espere, au grand nombre de
lecteurs de votre journal.
D'abord, notre cure, le Rev. Pc
re G. ". Gamache est IN grand
travaiIleur. Anime dun zele tres
grand, rien ne lui parait impossi-
BILE; c'est pourquoi l'ahtomne der.
nier, avec le bl6 a SOC, il a entire
pris un bazaar, contre lequel tout
semblait conspirer, ct n6anmoins,
un profit clair de $500 90 aet6 r6a-
lis6.
Avec Get argent, notre cure a
achet6 80 arpents de terre pour
batir le printemps proclaim un
beau convent.
Nous sommes aussi en- CO mo-
ment a faire TRAVELLER a notre CT
m6tiere, ct lorsque l'ouvrage sera
termin6, nous aurons, Jose esperer,
un modele en- son genre.
Notre Eglise doit aussi etre ter
min6e Get 6t6, ct quoiqu'elle ne
sera pas dune tres grande valeur,
ellie sera n6anmoins, un petit BIZ
jou. Notre cure a fait derni6re-
ment la b6n6diction dun magnif-
que chemin de la Croix, dune va
leur de $4,000, de deux bellies sta
tues de $500 chacune--et aussi
dun bel ostensoir de $4,000
Maintenant pour METRE lie COM
BILE a son Outrage, le Vendredi
saint dernier, il s'est 6tabli dams
la paroisse une soci6t6 de Tempe
rance compos6e de 50 membres.
Tous va bien, nous aimons bien
notre cure; il nous Anne. II nous
respecte, nous lie n spectous.
UN VRAI CANADIEN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06

M. Edmond Beaupr6 q l'emploi
de HALL the T MAN au Market
Hall de cette vile, lie populaire
marchand de the, cafe, etc, etc,
donnera avec plaisir, d'ici d trente
jours de magnifques presents a
tous les Canadiens qui voudront
bien aller le visiter q son compton
ct acheter de lui leurs provisions
de the, cafe, GU tout autre article
don't lis auront besoin. Ces pre-
sents consistent en- articles de cris-
tai, verrerie ct autres objects pre-
cieux ct de premiere utilize dams
toutes les families. MATS que lon
Sc souvienne que la bonnie ct seule
maniere d'encourager o commits
canadiens, c'est de s'adresser q eux
ct d'acheter d'eux, 81 nous d6sirons
que notre patronage leur soient
profitable. M. Beaupr6 s'attend
q cette attention de la part de ses
compatriotes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06

M. Joseph Deslaurier, ]~'intelli-
gent commits canadien qui a char
ge de la pratique FRANCHISE dams le
grand Establishment ROTCHS-
CHILD'S Pence Opera House
Block, Minneapolis, m6rite q tous
6gards lie patronage de ses compa-
triotes pour son urbanit6, ct ses
qualities incontestables d'homme
d'afaire. NJ Deslaurier a lie pri-
vilege d'introduire ses pratiques
dams tous les departments de la
maison. Ne manquez pas de vous
adresser a lui quand vous irez
acheter chez Rothschilds vos har-
des faites GU autres articles-Voir
Pannonce dams une autre colonne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06

Les personnes don't les noms sui
vent sont autorises a recevoir les
Announcements a lEoHo DE pOUEsI
.lans leur localit6 respective, d re-
cevoir Placement dc subscription ct
a donner recu:
M. Paul Godin de Dayton,
comte de Hennepin, Minnesota.
M. George Gamache, de Ando.
yer, comt6 de Day DAY County,
Dakota Territory.
NJ. Joseph Lachance, de Lading'
ton, Michigan.
NJ. Joseph Saucer, Osseo, MINI
NJ. Joseph Sauv6, Rice's Point
Duluth, MINI.
M. Napoleon Patenaude, Chippe.
way Falls Wisconsin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06
LIE Cercle Littera1re de la Jeu-
nesse Canadienne FRANCHISE de
Minneapolis.

Dimanche lie II mai ~courant au-
"a lieu dams la sale ordinaire DIES
reunions, ia prochaine assemble
r6guliere DIES membres de CO Ger
Gle. On y traitera Ia ct alors, les
differences questions relatives a la
representation dramatique que les
amateurs doivent donner lie IL JUN
proclaim, ct les Messieurs charges
de s'enqu6rir DIES avantages ct con-
ditions qu'offrent c~ertaines SALES
dramatiques de cette Vile, SOU
mettront leur rapport a telle as
sembl6e, pour CULLEN soft finale
ment decide quaint au choix a po-
ser; ct de latitude a prendre dams
la suite.
Notre Cercle fait tous les jours
DIES pas rapides dams la vote du
progress ct de advancement. Les
d.buts en- ont 6t6 ardus, quelque
fois p6nibles, mails tout s%'otface,
soluble en- face DIES success que
nous faisons tous les jours. A
chaque s6ance nous faisons de nou-
velles recrues, ct d6ja nous avors
double notre nombre. Tous les
membres sort de gazette de occur,
ct tout feu pour advancement; du
Cercle. Esp6rons que Ia ne s'ar-
reteront pas leurs mobiles efforts,
qu'au scontraire lis redoubleront
d'ardeur ct d'6nergie, ct feront en-
sorte que LIE Cercle Litteraire de la
Jeunesse Canadienne FRANCHISE de
Minneapolis, s'inspirant de l'esprit
d'entreprise, d'union ct de patrio-
tisme continuera de marcher dams
Ia vote de nouveaux success, forth
f6 par le concours bienveillant de-
nos compatriotes de cette vile,
assurera q nos co-nationaux l'exis-
tence dune soci6t6 digne en- tous
points de leur confance ct de leur
encouragement, par son program
me trace, ct ses hautes aspirations.
Ainsi done courage, ct que Di-
manche le IL tous les membres ct
amis du Cercle soient presents q
Iassembl6e.
A. j. VINET.
Sec.-Corr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06
Allez acheter yos viandes q ]

Allez acheter vos viandes q Ia
minneapolis Provision Porck Co."
Nos. "a & 26, First Street, South,
en- face la grocerie 2. Demeules
& Co.; c'est le plus grand marche
q viande ct lie mieu1 pourvu de la
vile. Vous y trouverez toujours
les meilleurs qualities de viande,. ct
a prix reduits.
I'm commits canadien est au ser
vice des pratiques de langue fran
caise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06

Nous sommes heureux d'appren-
ere que notre jeune compatriote
M. Alphonse LIE Blanc, est entire
au commencement de cette semai-
ne CONNIE commits dams le maya
sin de hardes faites, Plymouth
Clothing Store, sur la Washington
Avenue. Ce magasin le plus vas
to ct lie plus elegant de la vile, ne
manquera pas d'etre visit6 par nos
compatriotes maintenant qu'un DIES
n6tres est Ia pour les lecevoir ct
leur procurer les immenses avanta-
ges qu'un tel Establishment peut
leur offrir dams leurs achats. Nous
f6licitons M. lie Blanc sur l'impor-
tante situation quill Went d'obte-
mir ct lui eouhaitons de tout occur
Encouragement de ses concitoyens
dc langue franchise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06

Notre honore correspondent.
Gun ex-missionnaire de Polk Co."
desire instrument nous d6charger,
de toute responsabilit6. relative
ment aux articles quill nous prize
d'inserer en- reponse au "Cana-
diem ct a son proteg6. II So decla-
re seul responsible DIES articles en-
question, ct Sc hent pref d tour7aa
ses preuUes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06
" Lie Canadien VS. L'autOrite
EpiscOpale.

N. le R6dacteur,
Monseigneur me charge de re-
futer les plus gros mensonges gu
"Canadien H." de st Paul.
10 II est faux que Sa Grandeur
ait dit DIES Canadiens de Terre-
bonnie ct de Lambert qu'ils 6taient
sles pirea catalogues de son do.
c6se."
Mgr s'est servi de cette express
sion en- parlant de la clique des
salisseurs, don't lie "Canadien
sembls tenir a honneur de faire
partie.
20 II estfaux que les tribunaux
aientreconnu l'honorabilit6 de Mai
tire Patrice, expuls6, par ordre de
Mgr, de sa charge de tresorier de
Peglise st F.-Xavier. En- efet, un
tel acquittement ent entraine notre
propre condemnation. En- d'au-
tres termes, nous eussions etc con-
daane u frais ct d6pens. Or,
par decision j%udiciaire, lEtat s'est
charge de tous frais pour CO qul
nous concerne; tandis que, au con-
traire, Ma1tre Patrice a du solder
son avocat ct ses t6moins de ses
propres deniers. LIE tribunal a
tout supplement constat6 !'irr6gu-
larit6 de la plainte par suite dun
default de forme, les mots "Polk
Co ayant 6t6 omis dams la piece.
D'ailleurs, la cause la plus i'm
portante (pour defamation de Ca
ractere) ne devait etre appellee
qu'en juim;; ct dependant, d'apres
le "Canadien," Ma1tre Patrice au-
raft etc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT acqu'tt6
par les tribunaux en- f6vrier, 1885,
c. a. d. quotre mos ova'I de subar
son process
Maitre Patrice savait bien, ,lui,
que la Justice allait tranquillement
poursuivre son couls: VOLTA pour
auoi il s'est hate do venir nous
supplier d'agreer sa r6tractation ct
de cesser toutes poursuites. = 81
les catalogues de Lambert sont
aujourd'hui sans pretre ; 81 leur
6glise est ferm6e jusqu'a nouNel
ordre, c'est grace au prot6g6 gu
"Canadien," Ma1tre Patrice, ainsi
qua la clique don't il est lie
chef. Honte au journal qui en-
courage les mauvais cathol1ques
dams leur r6volte contre l'6veque!
Fdur "Canadien," vos bruyantes
demonstrations de patriotisme
rendent un son purement m6talll-
que.
UN M1ss1oNNA1RE CANADIEN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06
A LOUER

Vendre on 6changer pour pro.
pri6t6 a st Paul on Minneapolis:
les deux beaux magasins situes au
coin des rues Fourth ct Churchill
Saltwater, actuellement occupies
par lie march6 a viande de M. JOS
Papineau ct la grocerie de NJ. E
G. Lemoine.
Termes faciles.-Pour plus am
pies informations, s'adresser a NJ.
E. G.. Lemoine, Saltwater.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-05-06

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