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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30

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lariti Dc 10 Nte dee mosts grandit chez
nous eomoe ches les citodins. Class6e par
rEgiiss au nombre des solennit6s seco0dat.
re-, ello prize. d'assts 90 asmSe, Plus d'im-
poctauce slls - dsvense 10 plns collide
sse. .boatoot q g Qai sa0siste Do rantiQno
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lee sceptiqaes ineonscients, tr6e nombrsnx
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dee astroo doGoee, ils No rouO0eeroot pas
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30

D'aprAs dss avis dignes Do foi, Ia maia.
die do l'empereur 0uillaume nest pas du
tOnt CO ono sacontent lea iournau1. II pa
raft Que le vieuI mOnarQue est dane une al
tuatiOn tres grave, plus grave QUO ne ra.
vOueut lee 0rRanes do la c0ur. On sait quill
est sujet 1 dee attsQnss de cstalepsie, ct
que chsQue attaQue menace d'etre In der.
0iSre. Dans lee cercles srist0cratiques on
est certain que Ia On de 'smperenr apprO.
che ct on % prepare s6rieusemeut pour les
fun6railles.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30
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AU-DESSOUS De uEGlISE ST. PIERRE.

messes ct d'ins6rer'le fait dams lea Annalrs,
81 Ste. Anne vent psysucer. A pinstant
meme, II quitte le lit On s'6criant Ste. An.
No ma gu6rir Use dsmi hsure apres, 10
cure arriva avsc le saiut viatique, ct 4 ~
grande de surprise, il tr01va debout ct par.
faitement gu6ri celui D eui II vensit admi.
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CONNIE on Is volt, e'est simple Il pea
coateux d'obtenir On uoaveau bsil do vie
~ Canada.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30
IA efTg ogS morris
Ala 0AHRANDeB.

n q % M sassS 90 - vainss diaUsbss
Ne haosAissnt )noalG
"a Ssur rtossui~k Aaas rsah6 q ~ la>1es,
LAs mosts dssosss - palx.
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o. ss0sssst ~ 0ssts.
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0ans 0oiote g sons ee0seds.
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Nais % sedeeit T. Ssau
o. - dsit s'6lalee - = seasies lA6e
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30

Le fait est arrive 1 81. B0naventure en-
Canada, attest6 par 10 eur6 Dc Ia pasoisse
ct racone6 par 10 0bsvsies d. Oas0da, %.
quel nous n'eU disputevoos pes 10 responss.
bilitk:
"Uu Dc - paroissiens, nOmn6 Joseph
Peisies. - nOurait per suite dune maladie
tres grave. L. cure svait 6tt appel6 pour
adsoinistssr 10 saint viatique. Dursnt CO
temps IL moribond penss ! Ste. Anne st
khis 10 v0u d'envoyer >S I son Seoct0aise
Do Desupst, Dc fAirs stauter dsux grand.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30
L. Lac Tahoe.

~ vsW~ Ve~OS pO"Vs 0sss~o ~" - NOsss~s
ME % d&roulsnt dams lee mootagnes bor-
daut lee lacs. Leur beaut6 naturelle, que
lee travaux dee hommes mont pas encore
fait dispsuitre. nest surpass6s dams aucu.
no partis du monde. Parmi ces sites, ci.
tons 10 lee Tahoe. situ6 sur II froDtiers
des Etats do Ia California OF da Nevada,
don't lee eanx baignent: dun c6t6, les
comt6s ds Placer Of DEL Dorado, Cal.; Do
iautre, rEtat dc Nevada.
Co lee chaSmant est 1916 pieds au.
dessus do niveau de- 10 u,er. II Is miles
do loneueur, Dc l2 IL miles do lsigeur
ct une profondeur moyenno do ! 200 pisjs.
Lea mOutsGuea Qni l'rntourent ont de 2 1 s
mile pietls d'ti6vatiou. C'est On endIott
euchamtear. Depnis 10 vile Dc Tahoe, 0n
uue vae aplendide. Sur Ia dr0ite, 1 l2 st
Is miles de- distance, ou d6couvre lee MON
tagnes dc Rubicou s'6levant pieda aa.tles.
aus du niveau do 10 mer 10 mont TalIac, 4
OTIS pieda; 10 mont Ration, 1 0,l4O pirds,
st 10 pic do 10 Pyramids, 1 IO.06O rieds.
Sur 10 gauche. lee Monument Mountains,
presque acsai 6levSss que lee pr6c6deutss.
En6n, lee Sand Mountaims, s'&levApt an
drssus du lac 2. 500 pieds.
La cote du Nevada - d6roule II ebalne
dc Tahoe don't le point 10 plus &let6. eur II
droits. eat le pio job; u l0y0W piesls. Sss
In ganche, on disiinGns IL pic do Gsu6a
dune hauteur dc 9,lH pisds.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30

La pratique do 10 medicine sn Russie
coAte cher ct rspporte pen. Un mtdecin
qui ne repOnd pes l'appsl dun patient
eat punt dune ameude Do 100 rOubles.
81 10 eaa ct dangarswx et Que 10 dooteur le
sait. % dernies peus ttss emprisoout pour
trois nsois. L. psix dune visite ordinaire
ct do u ! IS eta; poor On secouchemeut,
Is eeets. Gee l0is emit obscsv6es dune me-
niAss ssriets. Qu~lls di6xssacs evee lee 80
trss psys! Eo Hranee, % n6dsci0 .d'uue
csseaiss sSpatstie0 de@sude 20 francs.
Aux Etsts- Uois, 70 pSix do 10 visiee du
doctsaf sss g6n6ralsmees Do %. II %.
ssit done biss nisux pour - 0aisdes d'al.
ler On Russie, S'ils veeisut 6viter lee fraia
de- docteur.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30

n. Ernest Dreolle, Qui voyage en- touris.
Ot~ ct ecrit ses impressions do roote "a
Pays. envoie aug Anglais IN amussnt de6:
"J'ai VI Gibraltar. Un joli caillou!
Settlement, c'est m caillou perc6 ! jour et
Qui nest pas sOlide. Je no suis nj eausii-
Que nj froodsur. J'afIirme tras s6rieuie.
n'ent que si Gibraltar 6tsit jamais employs
4 faire CO que lea Guides nous annoncent,
c'sst. .A.dire bombarder une hotte pour 10
defense dn detroit, II No tiendrait pas do.
bout nne demi. .journesi A l'iut6rieur, c'ess
une dentslle. II y u, dit.on, plus DE- 700
canons, st dee canons de 100 tonnee. Com.
bien on partirait.il, do ces derniers, que
j'ai W rouilI6s jasquH rfms : Xais, met.
tons quilts parent toua:.s - tleus me0ea
CO one tOus grondent. Pin! Pan! CtaS!
TOWt s'6crOule."
C'sst peut-4tre iimage esacte de 10 puis.
sance militairs anglaise. Aussi ne f,ut-il
paa s'StOuuer trOp si lee Russcs sembleut
s'inspircr s6rieusement dc Ia pens6s qui
Particle dc NJ. Dr6olle: "Tire 90
peu, 81 tn rOsesf"
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30
..lCHARLES LASSEIGNE,
EDITEUR.REDAcTEUR.
REALIsMg z.

ose, 8 poksis, aux spleudeurs dc u nme
10 vous accoupler sans horreur ct sana
crime L.. -....- b..
Mes choux, qui sont u prose,
Mont pas, en- vsritS,
lIs parfum de u rose .'..
Et @ suavitS. 4.
Certes, Il po6sie,
Dams toute % frascheur,
Tou4s - fantaisie
e touts - blancheur,
a. s-a
C'est b rose a. corsage, @
Vers 10 point ravissant sei
Oh mon oil de- vieux sage la,
La volt sn fremissant. 80
Et puis, belle que jaime ,s.
Et qui rSponds Ne vsux! -
Je Il trouvs Dc mSme
Belle On tss noirs chsyeux.
Bisu plus, Il poSsie
Que ramouf volt aux o;sux
e qsi vaut vambeo;sis. - :,
~ o 49ipgnoysss. -r,s .
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: 0usvs = eautS,
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- sleG ~ ~ kssas
tt ~ 80 -
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Cea noiIytI ~ ikasunills,
On h d 1asi.s S'Anes.
e - shsux, . ms ch1rs,
Comms u8oi pl6beisns,
Scat h joysuss chSrs
De- bsavss citoysns. u-fs-1
Ils seot h noussitnre E
Du psupls, qui ne Pes $500.
Une banqus "a pAture
e Gould ! ses fspas. -.'f''s'i.
Poustant, quand slle fums,
Vapsur dee gems NAL n6s,
~ UVORO 0OA O&VAA kASssessV
Et ehAiouills y -. -,s.a.1 ssf
Na;s voudrais.tu, Marie,
Q.s j. de- ! Pstssat
y x h ross Asulis,
Ia vsrs Do paysan,
Par qusl secret nystSrs,
Dieu 10 voulant ainsi,
L. chou pomme sur teeFe,
Avant d'ttss fasei,
e qusl sst, entre chooses,
Qui n sont pas dss eieux
Et 10 sont pas de- roses,
C qui fume y misux T..
oss, 8 poSsis, . Cambsauns, sa1ut!
Ct bisa % quI a st 6t - qufl voulut.
]. g., jasdinisr.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30

La Hollande Went de cSlSbrer an gl0rieux
anniversaire: celui do 10 d6coaverts qui .
permis dc cOOsssver 10 hsreUg saur.
Un pO6te cbantS CO poisson, pen patrio.
tique p0uttant: "Ta t6te, D hareng, fam
60ie CONNIE IN casque dor, ct fOn dirait
dc tes ysux des clous nOirs, plant6s dams
dee cercles de- cnivre. TOutes lee nuances
ray0unantes ct gaies, toutes lee nuances tris.
tonr ! tour 10 robe d'Scailles."
ch bien! GO lareog ainsi chants dsvient
int6rsssant. L'hymne qu'il fait naitre -
allies done propossr % projst ! on d6cadent
ct vous verrss / quslls sauce il vous lae-
commodera...! .sr.. ...
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-10-30

o prose, 8 poSsis, . Canbssuns, salut!
D;su 6t b;sa % qu'l 81 q 6t - qur voulut.
..t ]. g., jasdinisr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
The Milwaukee Anarchists.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 24.-The
Jury in the c1ses of the anarchists
John Protymaun and Hermann Lam
pei this moIuing brought 10 a verdict
of gui ty as to the former and not
guilty as to the latter. 1t was shown
that Protymau took leading part in
the riots at the Brand stove works aud
at the Bay View rolling mills. The
case of Henry Dampf is now occupy
ing the attention of the court.
The trial Of Alderman Rudzinski,
the alleged riot insligator, was resumes
before the special committee of the
Common Council this morning. The
committee, by unanimous vote, de.
cided not to hear any arguments, aud
then preceded with closed doors to
review the testimony which has been
taken. A. noon an adjournment was
taken until 2 o'clock tomorrow, hen
a report will be decided upon, The
chances appear to he that at least g
portion of the committee will report in
Rudzinksi's favor.
The penalty in the case of John
Protyman, convicted this morning
will be one year in the county Jail OIL
$500 fine, or both. The motion tC
quash the indictment OF Robert schil
ling was argued this morning. Tit
work Of drawing a jury for the Damp
case is in progress.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
The st. Louis Anarchist Trials.

ST. LOUIS, No., June 24.-There was
an interesting scene enacted at the
Court Of Criminal Correction today, il
connection with the election OF &
special Judge to try the cases of the
anarchist, charged with indorsing al
an unlawful a semblsgs the actions Of
their Chicago brethren, during the
hay market riot in that city. There
were only scare OF the members Of
the bar present to participate in the
election, and the mi jointly OF these
evidently favored the defenEs, for VIM
Busch, an ou'spoken advocate of 30
cialistic doctrines was chosen.
Judge Noonan recognized the sig
nifcance of this choice, and knoTiDg
him 10 be at present visiting in New
Yolk City, ordered that he qualify by
or before 6 O'Clock this evening, which
time was also mentioned for a new
election should Mr.. Busch not appear
Prosecuting Attorney Claiborne
arose and esked leave to enter a nolle
prosequi in the case.
Judge Noonan answered: at is ex'
ceedingly unfortunate that such re-
suit IS you describe should be brought
about l do not know how or where
to fix the responsibility for the delay
that this selection ha caused, exc pr
to place it on those who participated
in the election. Gentlemen befora
taking part in these elections should
certainly acquaint themselves with
the facts in the csss. Your nollt
prosequi in this case is accepted by
the Court"
New warrants, however, were i'm
mediately Issued for the anarchists
and they will be Immediately rear.
rested aud anohr Judge will be
elected to try the cases.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
LITERARY NOTES.

ALMOST everyone is interested in
children, and win be glad to have
book we have Just received from the
publishers, entitled Some Funny Things
Said By Clever Children, which contains
over 500 humorous and clever things
said by little people 1t will be found
by reading this book that wit, humor
and clever sayings are not confined to
adults, by any means. 1t is a Rand
some book, and will be sent by mail,
post paid, TO any address, on receipt of
II cents, by j. S. Ogilvie q Co, pub
lishers, No. 81 R Sc street, New York,
TIE Rev. DR.. Bartol, at the funeral
service, in view OF the remains Of the
late Edwin P. Whipple, on Monday
lest, at Cambridge, Mass, said: =" Ed
win Percy Whipple was the best
critic and creator Of criticism that
America has ever produced. He had
profound, unerTing penetration OF an
authors meaning and Of his scope.
He understood every purpose and saw
the meaning Of each particular word.
Seldom, if ever, did he understate OF
overdraw. He drew the line Of dis
tinction between his own body and
soul; but Le was all sword aud no
sheath. He could reconstruct an au-
thor from a sentence, as could Agas-
z, his bosom friend, a fish from a
simple bone. He treated of bis sub
jecr, leaving himself slways behind
How minute his examination and how
extensive his angel He was broadly
impartial. Some, perhaps as abe
critics IS he, are not 50 invariably i'm
partial. All could not take 10 such
men as Sumner, Longfellow, Emerson
Hawthorne, Wendell Phillips, Stan
King. Garrison and Webster at once.
He could debate Thackery and &c Jrge
Eliot better iLsn they could account
for themselves"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Last Day Of the National COnVen.
tiOn-EIectiOu of Officers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 24.-The Pho
tographers' Convention met again to-
day, and after completing a large
amount of unfinished business from
yesterday, and listening to number
Of papers OF interest only to the pro-
fe:sion, the following officers were
elected: G. Crsmer of st. Louis, pres
ident; II. S. Bellsmith of Rochester,
N. Y, secretary; G. M. Carlile of
Providence, R l., treasurer; James
Landy of Cincinnati, and W. B. Range
of Syracuse, members Of the ExeCu-
tive Committee. The election Of the
vice presidents was left in the hands
of the Executive Committee. The
committee on awards reported as fol-
lows:
Gold Medals for the Best Portrait
Work-Decker & Wilbur, Cleveland,
O.; E. ]. Fall, New York; ]. W. Geh-
rig, Chicago; J.. Landy, Cincinnati; j.
A. H. Parsons, Wheeling, W. Va; j.
F. Ryder, Cleveland.
Silver Medals for Best PortTaits-B
L. H. Dabbs, Pittsburg, Pa; s. j,
Dixon, Toron 0, Canada; @. NJ. Et on
Palyria, Ill; Gilbert Il Bacon, Phila.
de'phia; H McMichael, Buffalo, N,
Y @. w. Notes, Atlanta, Ga.
Gold Medals for Photograph Work
(other than portraits)-G Barker
Niagara Falls; W. II. Jackson, Den
yer, Col.
Snvor Medals for Same Work-E. H
Lincoln, Dorchester, Mass, George B.
Wood, Philadelphia.
For Bsst Foreign Exhibit-Gold
medal awarded to !. Muller, Munich
Germany; silver medal to Schurtz &
Suck, Germany.
For Bess Foreign Exhibit (othei
than portraits) - Gold medal to West
& Son, England; silver medal to r
Hamsa, Germany.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25

lust before MS departure he stood
surrounded by his family in the prin.
oipal entrance of the Chateau and
babe fare well TO the 1900 persons who
had called to convey 70 him their
sympathy. The assemblsgs was sor-
rowful but orderly, aud after the
Counts departure, dispersed quietly.
The journey from the chateau to
Trepoit was made without any de-
monstratiops. The Count embarked
at Treport for En- land at l 80 o'clock
this afternoon. He will assume the
tite Of Marquis Of HarcouIt and re-
main incognito while in England. A
A brilliant company, including the
Rotbschilds, are awaiting the Counts
arrival at Dover.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
The HaI,nemnnnians.

SARATOGA, N. Y, June 24.-The
sixth annual meeting of the Interna-
tioual Hahnemannian Association be-
gan in this city this morning. The
session will last three days The
meeting was called TO order by the
president, II. O. Allen, OF Ann, Arbor,
Mich, who opened with an address
Oh the principles OF Hahuemann's sys-
TEN. The reports Of the secretary and
treasurer followed. A paper on
"What is the Best Method Of Select
ing the Remedy" was presented by
p. P. Wells, of Brooklyn,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
The ErIIea Freneh Princes.

PARIS, June 24.-Ths Duke de Char
tres will accompany the Count of
Paris to England and afterwards re-
turn to Frauce. The Duke de Amaule
and the Prince de Joine will Iva to.
gsthsr in retirement. The annual
hunting meetings at Chsniilly Forest
have been stopped Prince Jerome
(Plon- PloU) is at Geneva en- route to
Italy to bring the Pducess G otilde,
his wife, aud their daughter TO spend
a season Of three months at Pfaugins,
Switza rland. The Count of Paris left
the Chateau de Eua at IL o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
The panama Canal Lottery scheme

PARIS, June 24.-The Chamber OF
Deputies has appointed a special com
mission of eleven members to inquire
into aud report upon the merits OF
the proposed bill TO enable the Pan
anna Canal Company to raise Sl20, 600, &.
600 by means OF lottery loan"
Eight of the elevea members are
known to be hostile to the measure,
while the other three favor it.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
Clara Conway Institute,
WILL BEOPEN
Monday, October 4, 1885.
EnroIlment Last Term, 822.

A SCHOOL for the development Of yisor-
"a Gus, thouRhiui, noble Womanhood;
This result is reached by breadth and
thoroughness of instruction a waken-
ing of patient, earnest end new
and c0mmodious boarding C-l- .nent has
Just been completed.
The department Of dress making and mill
linery is added for tho frst time.
in the absence Of the Principal. who u 10
Europe I. n the summer, eatal Ofues VIII be
furni. he'd on application to Mrs y. P. Nor.
ton, 228 Adams street, or they viii bo found
at any of the city bopS stores.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
Death of Another One of Pasteur'i
Patients

PARIS, June 24.-The eleven year
old girl of Dole, in the department of
.Jur5, who was bitten by dog April
9th, and YVES placed under treatment
by Pssteur and returned home, has,
it is now announced, died of hydro
phobia. Her death occurred June 18th
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
AN=lE-A
wILBoR's COMPOUND OF y
PURE COD LIVER
< OIL AND LIME. .

Get the Genuine \ rttcIe The great
popularity Of "WilbOr's Compound Of Cod
Liver Oil and Lime" has induced some I'M
principled persons to attempt to pa IN on
simple article Of their own manufacture;
but any person who is suffering from Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, should be careful
whsro they purchase this article. The re-
suits of its use are its best recommend
and the proprietor has ample evidence on
file Of its great success in pulmonary com
plants. The Phosphate Of Lime possesses q
most marvellous healing power, as combined
with the pure Cod Liver Oil by Dr. Wilbor
It is prescribed by the medical faculty. sold
by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston, and all
a rrtngnt1Na
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-25
IST. LOUIS ANiRCHISTS.
A SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT IN THE
TRIALS YESTERDAY.
No Jury Yet Secured for the Chi
cago Cases-rhe Milwaukee
Trials.

CHICAGO, Ill, June 24.-In the
trial OF the anarchists today neither
side had agreed upon any additional
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