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senate would strangle the Irish by Ire
amendment to the treaty which both
tbs president and Secretary Bayard re
fused, but the Republican foreign at
fairs committee inserted il, !ha treaty
The visit Of John Boyle O'Reilly
| and Ger. Collins to New York
was to meet leading men Of
their race IN conference on this
wicked attempt to at one blow crush
Ireland's efforts. Great alarm and i'll
dignation among those of Irish blood
and sympathy who have been made
familiar with the facts prevails. The
Boston Pilot, Of which John Boyle
q Reilly is editor, has been selected by
the gentlemen who have examined this
matter to expose fully the conspiracy
and vicious fa|sehoods in attributing to
tho administration the very action com
mitted by the Republicans. all other
news has been overshadowed tonight
by the intelligence that the president
has sent TO Lord Sackville his passports.
1t is we'll understood that this step has
not been taken without the existence ct
q state Of affairs that rendered it ne
cessary for the assertion of the indv-
pendence and dignity of our govern.
ment. The sentiment here is one of
the universal approval of the action Of
the president, not merely among Dem
ocrals, bnt also among Republicans.
The news spread through the town
with wonderful rapidly, and citizens
OF foreign birth, and especially Irish
Americans, are extremely enthusiastic
over the decisive rebuke to foreign in
reference i'll American affairs So far
as there was any possibility OF such en-
element as Independent Irish RepublI.
canlsn,, it is al! etfaced to night, and
The Republicans will inevitably lose the
rot incousiderable contingent of Irish
American votes that have always ad-
heled to their party III the East. I'hg
cooler heads are espe cIaijy gratifetl
that the decisive step has been taken
by our government without undue
haste, and after proper and courteous
representations to The British govern
ment. Everything has been done de-
ilberately, but firmly, decently and IN
order. and there is no dissent anywhere
expressed from the entire correctness
OF the course pursued. The Repnhli-
can managers who relied on the Sack
vile trick are very gloomy. The see
that they have fallen into the pitfall
they dug for the Democratic president
aud realize that the last hope of nation.
al success is gone. They will keep Up
the pretense Ct a conflict, and to-mor-
row will take fresh heart ard brag and
boast again, but it will be vii the hope
OF saving congressional districts and
some state legislatures, not with that
of electing Harrison president as
Blaine's deputy. It's the Blaine policy
that has absolutely broken down. and it
is too late in the campaign for him to
make any change of front.
You can get any repairs for your
stoves at 18o.1sS w. 7th st. Paul.
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The Irish standard., 1888-11-03
HON. EDMUND RICE.

Tbs in
State He
bis record whether
Official capacity that honorable
for Che welfare bis
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that class measurable strength
Fourth
accomplished
should forgotten Tits Edmund Rice
it's wight
believe that Congressional district will Edmund Rice
large
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| vantages Of location here, that this de-
cision will be favorable 10 the queer
city of Dakota. Wherever the location
is made important buildings will ba
erected and the center of {, great church
built up. The location Will bring much
population and be exceedingly beneii-
cia]. Now IS the time for active work,
if Fargo wants these advantages.
WISCONSIN.
Ashland is to establish a axe slayM
systela.
Fra Dean. a prominent young nan
Of H'aasau, WAS found Aaad in the
street, supposed from. epilepsy.
The Irish standard., 1888-11-03
HON. PATRICK A. COLLINS
Explains the Birth OF Parties, and
How the Irish Became
Democrats.
THE FIRST DIVIDING LINE,
qhs Treatment of Thomas Adds Emmet
and .Dr. MacNaYin by The
federa,;sts.

The following letter from Hon. Pat
rick A. Collins, in the = )ston Pilot Oh
October q is entitled to careful yerrsal
l}osToN. Oct. q, 1883.
EDITOR OF The i'}LOy:-Ibe birth
.l'ace OF political parties in the United
G:]Gates was III She Cabinet OF the frs!
President Washington himself, the
,uccessfui soldier Of the war that led
.Ge colonies to Dationhc00. was accord ed
.he su Hragea OF all his countrynen fnE
she chief Office. He selected tue framer
81 the immortal Declaration OF lo1e-
,aaEence, Thomas effcrson. tor S. ;ra-
,arY OF State, and Alexa der Ua.nilSon
for Secretary Of the Treasury. During
Washington's Presidency there IVES nc
,pen division OF the people into distinct
,acties; aud had he wished, OK had he
seen willing to accept third term, it
IS doubtful whether any sens1ble oppo~
aitlon would have been found. But he
wisely add patrOtica'ly set the example,
Which al! bat one OF his successors as
wisely ana periodically followed He
declined, and gave his reasons for SO
.!oing in words that will liqe while the
pillars Of the Republic last.
Parties tad bee, forming in the mean
yjxae When Jefferson and Hamilton.
soufessedly the two abesc uaen in pub.
lc life, flrst faced each Other in the first
Cabinet of Washington parties began
form. AS truly as in that formative
.seriod OF The young Republic Jefferson
4lld Hamilton are face to face to-day.
Hamilton had the rarest gentus tor
organization and administration, the
aaost profound and practical as well as
anggestsve mind in creating ma chlnery
SIX civil government that the English-
,peaking Deop!e have ever known. I do
act forget Fit OF Walpole OF, as Wen,
ieil Phillips said. ''tbe great men who
acid up the throne Of Elizabeth" But
&c had Il great admiration OF the Eng
aish SYSTEM of government, even as it
hen existed in all its cold cruelty
coward the masses, aud be had a con-
htitution@ distrust Of the capacity of
sis own people to govern themselves.
lie wanted 8 paternal Government, a
strong Governrnent'' conducted by a
&uiding class. lie helo to his idea till
re saw the last or tins earth's light in
he duel ut Hoboken. But he built his
party.
Jefferson saw no standing ground for
man between a monarchy and universal
outrage. The logic of liberty carried
Dim 10 implicit faith and supreme trust
IN The wisdom OF all the people cor.
farnsd for their own interest. II all
could not be trusted, WHARF, all were
equally concerned, could one man or
lass Of men* lie stood for the largest
Individual liberty the sovereignty of
.>;scl State within its sphere, and recog-
'sl2ad Only 8, much power in the general
$oTArnment AZ vas expressly delegated
@ it ID the p'Ainest words. He pushed
he Democratic doctrine farther than it
over had been since the sun shone on
nan the first day. He built his party
IT lives to-day.
es termed under the names
republicans. The
re name Of
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FREE? Dean. a prominent young man
OF >,'sasau, WAS found dead in The
street, supposed fr1n. epilepsy.
LOCAL Aal} OH: Is31sN7 lisIe
| IT YOU war; FIRST class cuai aud wuG:l
| ,:all 0n lo}ln Norton, room II. Temple
| Court. Telephone Sl4-l
l;ents s5,n:lid see the 10" HAND turf
ain>h for ~ peg na]r a: J. Il. Moran &:
| Go. s, $50 Ilenneuin avenue.
FIRE Insurance, Il. w. McGratb, T,p
Floor, Temple Court. Insure today.
Your FIRE may con.e Tomorrow.
II you oned anything IN The lil'a Of
job ufiniing leave Jt>ur orders with THIS
Irish Standard" Jol3 Printing com
pany.
Misses and cl,ildren's SHOES III k!d
goat and gral',, spring heels, i'll greaE
variety at ). L, Moran 81 Co.'g, 250Uen-
oepin avelue.
Ladies will fnsl q fine lice nf Kid but
ton shoes with patent le:tther sips, at
lowest prices. Call at go Nonuepin
avenue. 3. Il. Moran & Go.
Ladies' kid. Oxford. lace and Button,
from 81 and upward. al J. 4. Moran l.
Co, $50 llenner,n avenue. Also opera
slippers Tor 75c and upward! Call and
see them.
Order your hall programmes, wesa-
ding invi.At;cDa, cards, etc. o. ssls
"Irlsh Standard Jop Printing com
parry. Neat work and satisfactory
prices guaranteed.
Thomas Wanrehan, manufacturer
and dealer in all kinds Of brushes, at,
l17s Third avenue south, is doing sn
extensive business in this Inns an5>
gives general satisfaction.
The Minneapolis Steam Laundry, llp
Second street south, ises some Of the
finest laundry wort; in The city, Goods
called FOR and delivered promptly. Tel
ephoue cali. 1862, T. e.. Mercer f. Co.,
p1oprletoya.
We HAYS the finest Tins OF ball and
wedding Invitations and bail PFC
g'ammea in the city, Call ard see our
elegant line OF sawples. IRISH ssrlN
ARD job department, "A g'ilird street
south, room FL.
@. t. SWEET, 22s Central avenue, II.
D., ntxt week will show ttla cheapest
white and coloreQ blankets AND horse
blankets, RanneIs, ladies' and gen5s'
unGetWeat. hosiery gloves and znit!ens
sold in the city, DO net forget 50 call
and examine goods aud prices.
CARDS, letter heads, note hpada, Ell
.velopes, bull heads, caucus tickets, elec-
ton tickets, blank receipts, bank
checks. lawyers, briefs, and IN fact
everything in the line Of icb printing,
neatly executed by the 'Jristl Standard;
Job Printing company. No. A2 Third
street south, rooms 81 aid ~
Good prints for quilts, &c.
Best German yard-wide prints.
indigo, blue and reds, 10c.
Ali wool Cling dress goods, &c.
All wool ladies' cloth, double width,
only 3Sc
Eiderdown flannel. all colors, at A:n.
Gents scarlet. al wool siiirts and
drawers. sold at 81, now CSC.
Gents gray camels' hair sanitary,
only Csc.
Ladies' fine camels' hair sanitary,
only $50.
Everything cheapest at j. E. Cal
houn's East Side store, 227 and 22e Csa~
trail avenue.
Are You Gong East.
II you are business man going on
business you make it your business to
select line Of railroad run in business
styla to get you quickly to your bust
ness, for in business ''time is money!
Then let YOUR first business be to 90 TO.
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You can get any repairs for your
stoves at 18o.1sS w. 7ths t. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1888-11-03
LOCAL AND OH. E'1:s i: }.i.'2 +.

i you want first class coai aud wuotl
call 0n .lolln Norton, room II. Iamp;e
Court Telephone 3l4l.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-26

Une bande d. %voleurs tres bien
organis6e est en- train d'exploite1
en- grand la vile de Minneapolis
On s'apercoit bien qu'ils ont passe
dams une maison, ct la police arrive
toujours assez tot pour constate1
le Gait, mails CONNIE les g%renadiers
d'Offenbach, toujours trop tard
pour srreter les coupables.
Volci la liste de quelques-uns
des exploits de ces audacieux co.
quins.
Jeudi soir, visite chez M. A.. G.
Haugan, Coils, l8e Avenue du Sud
R6sultat, $500 de vetements ct dc
bijoux de disparus.
LIE meme solr, autre visite chez
M. Charles A. Eaton, 1916 Har.
mon Place. R6sultat, argenterie
de table enlev6e.
Vendredi soir lis Sc couvrirent
de gloire. lis p6netrerent, sans sc
faire announcer, dams la maison d;
M, J. w. Lawrence, No 1880 e
Avenue Sud ct celia par la fenetre
dormant sur la rue Ills frent mai1
basse sur toute l'argenterie, sui
les vetements de prix, en- empor'
tant pour plus de $1,000 ct dispa
rurent sans lalsser leur carte.
En6n le meme soir une autrt
maison situ6e au coin de la la 81
Avenue Sud ct de la 24e rue, tn
6galement honor6e de la vislte al
ces audac1eux malfaiteurs ct d6va
lis6e de tout &c qui pouvait sem
porter.
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DULUTH.

Vendredi dernier upe arrestatlon
myst6rieuse a etc op6r6e par an
agent secret du gouvernement rus
se. Or nomm6 Peter Navlska, ma
tifde Noviski, Russie, a etc arret6
sous I'%accusation d'avoir pris part
a un triple assassinat commits en-
Russie dams la province de Kos
from il y a environ un an ct dem1.
La victime principale de ce crime
6tait le chef de police lui- meme.
Naviska a etc plut0t recherche
pour servir de t6moin a charge con:
tire les coupables que pour etre &C
cus6 lu1 meme, n'ayant pris qu'une
part tres lndirecte ct pour ainsi
dire passive dans lie meurtre. Sa
femme ct ses cling enfants sont
maintenant gard6s co nme ot' ges
par lie commencement russo, en- at
tendant lie retour du chef de la ia
mile.
LIE prisonnler venait d'arriver lei,
ct In llsant une lettre signee de sa
femme ct de sa file aimee, lettre
don't l'agent secret 6tait porteur,
Navikka Ie suivit sans d,tfcult6. LIE
detective ct son prisonnier sont en-
route pour New York pa l'Omaha
| r. r.
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EUROPE.
LoNDREs.-Le cholera fait DIES
cavages alarmants dams la colonie
europ6enne de Hong Kong.

LoNDREs.-Le cholera fait DIES
ravages alarmants dams la colonie
europeenne de Hong Kong.
LoNDREs --Des depeches de Yo-
kohama mandent Gu'un volcan On
eruption a cause do grands d6sas.
tres a Makanotz. L'6ruptlon vol.
canique a etc prec6dee dun bruit
souterraln qui a sem6 la terreur
parmi les habitants.
Un peu plus tard, la lave a de
bord6 DIES flames de la montague,
detruisant tout sur son passage,
Quatre cents personnes ont peri Ell
plus dun miller ont etc bless6es
lie pape ct l'ltalie.
La date de l'entrevue entire lie
nouyel Emperor d'Allemagne 81
lie Roi d'Italie a etc fx6u au mois
d'octobre proclaim ct devra avoi1
lieu a Rome d'apres l'invitatlor
Ian zee par Humbert ct acceptee
par Guillaume.
En- apprenant cette nouvelle le
Pape a envoy6 u1e vlgoureuse pro
testation au prince de Bismarck
lui d6clarant que la presencs de
PEmpereur d'Allemagne q Rome
serait une insulte all Saint Siege
surtout pendant la crise a igue gu:
exlste maintenant entire le Vatican
ct lie gouvernement italien.
LIE Cardinal RamI ola, secretai
re d'Etat a aussi envoy6 des notes
d1plomatiques aux nonces de Ba
Were ct d'Autriche leur enjoignan
d'employer leur influence pour qu'
les gouvernements Oh ills sont dele
CUES empechent les deux souve'
rains de sc reunlr a Rome.
Cette question est CROSSE d.
complications futures.
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ETATS-uNIs.

New YoRK.-Conrad Jackson, un
jeune negre de dix-neuf ans, con-
damn6 a mort pour avoir assassine
a coups de revolver un richie plan
teur nomm6 John Talley, a 6t6 pen
du dams la prison de Waco, Texas.
IspEM1Na, Mich, 2l.-La mutt
derniere les mineurs de la Lake
Superior Iron Company apres
rexploslon dune mine, reconnu-
rent que les rocs qui avalent etc
d6taches contenaient de For dams
des proportion consid6rables, qui
ne sont rien moins que de $4,000 a
100000 par tonne. Inutile de par
Ter de l'excitation que cette d6cou-
verte d fat naftre icl.
WHEELING, Va, 20.-Un orage
terrible suivi dune pluie torren
tielle s'est abattu sur la Vile, rem
pllssant les rues ct PENDANT la cir
culation impossible. Vers 10 heu
res pendant qu'un grand nombre
de personnes places sur le pont du
B & q. R.R., regardaient passer
reau emportant avec ellie DIES
debris de toutes sortes, les supports
du pont SO bris6rent, pr6cipitant
tous les spectateurs dams pean. rs
personnes ont etc noy6es.
WASHINGTON, D. G., 20. LIE Sc.
nat a Gu une s6ance secrete auj our-
d'hui. A midi ct demi les portes
ont 6t6 ferm6es, ct pon a alors de-
lib6r6 u la nomination de M.
Melville w. Fuller, au poste de
ministre de la Justice tchtef Jus
tice) en- remplacement de NJ. Wal
to, decide.
La nomination a etc con6rm6e
par un vote de Al contre 20. LIE
discours en- favour de M. Fuller
ont 6t6 prononc6s par les s6nateurs
Farwell ct Collum, ceux prononc6s
contre lui FONT etc par les s6na
tours Edmunds, Evarts ct Stewart
Les s6nateurs d6mocrates mont
pas pris la parole.
JOLIET, ILL.,, 23.-Cinquante .pri
sonniers ont recu hier le sacrement
de la confirmation des mains de
Mgr Spalding. C'est la deuxi4me
fois que pareil 6v6nement Sc pro-
duit dams la prison d'Etat. II y q
deux ans Mgr l'Archeveque Feehan
de Chicago await con6rm6 III de-
tenus.
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ITO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de T'Ouestbas q larger
circulation than any French paper
nublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
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Language ct dams notre fd6lite q la

language OF udu5 uOtI0 uu0lllo q u"
grammaire--tcut en- improvisant
Ia phrase. Cette v6rit6 6%clatera un
jour aux yeux DIES plus aveugles.
L'art de manier la parole est deve
nu, parml nous, CONNIE une secon'
de nature. Tout celia est loin din
diquer un peuple Ignorant ct on
blieux de So langue propre. Jan
rencontr6 nombre de Francais ms
fruits qul le reconnalssent, parce-
quilts nous ont entendus. LIE JUICE
Routhier Went de parcourir Ia
France; il a parl6 devant DIES audi
torres d'elite-et il les a 6merveil-
les. Nous avons de ces ;%onf6ren-
ciers, par douzalnes. La France
men a que quelques uns--et ellie
les pave tres cher CONNIE PROBES
seurs.
On ma dit solvent: "venez on
France, votre position est faite.'
Pourquoi? parceque je parle fran.
Gals! Parceque ]'attaque mon sujet
avec la langue, CONNIE les Francois
le font avec la plume. Et, de plus,
nos o%rateurs Canadiens Francais
ecrivent CONNIE lis parlent. C'est
de la Literature, celia! Je te certi
fe que nous ne sommes pas prets
a accepter D'accusation de falb!esse
dams les matieres qui %concernent
le langage!!
NJ. Leroux a bien fait. Ii relieve,
ayec justice, notre situation, aux
yeux du peuple AMERICAN. C'est
Pauvre dun bon Francais. Fais
lui tous mes compliments, 81 tn lie
vols. Quand on a entendu parlel
Che pleau, Routhier, Faucher de
st Maurice, Tasse, Dubuque, Chau
veau, Laurier, Buies, Montpetlt.
Verreau, Casgrain, Nantel, David:
MERCER, Lareau, F'r6chette. Lusi-
guam, Evanturel, Amyot, Tarte.
I Trudel, Legendre, Hamel, Latham.
me, Begin, les Loranger, Ouimet.
Vanasse, Chouinard, ct vlngt au'
tres, qui sont chaque jour sur Ia
breche, dams nos assemblies &C
tuelles, on k'incline devant la supe
riorit6 de cette phalange-e ct j
puts t'assurer que, dams la societt
Royale, Oh nous sommes ~ Cana
diens Francats sur I'm total de SC
membres, notre force CONNIE ora
teurs ct CONNIE penseurs est bril-.
lamme1t reconnue. C'est pourquo:
nous composons la premiere sec
tion,-et quand j'6tais president de
cette section EN- ressentais un We
ritable o,guell, pour ma race @
pour moi.
All! les Francois de France n'onr
pas lieu de rougir de nous! La par
tie intellactuelIe nest pas negligee
dams notre existence, %pourtant s
peu favoris6s des dons de la fortu
ne. Nous.visons toujours au plus
parfait. Ceci est lie caractere DEF
nations vaillantes.
Les Canadians Francois publlen'
beaucoup de livres. Je dis "beau
coup" car c'est vrai. Tous ces GU
wages ne sont pas a l'abri de IL
critique,::au point de vue de la Ian
que, mails tous sont ecrits en- "fran
cais"-pas de patois, pressure pa
de tournures anglaises, ct assez d.
"%litt6rature' gen6ralement parlant
La France, on lie salt, n'imprim'
pas settlement DIES chefs d'ouvre-'
ellie produit du grain mel6. PA
de reproche done.
Cette Tongue lettre va t'endormir
Tant mieux: qu1 bort bien Sc re
veille dispos. C'est CO que ]e t.
souhaite.
BENJAMIN Suite.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
MINNEAPOLIS, "a Juliet 1883.
Monsieur ze R@dacteur.

MINNEAPOLIS, az Oulllel 1000
Monsieur ze R@docteur.
Veuillez bien me faire lie plaisi1
d'inserer dams les COLONIES de vo
tire bon journal la lettre qui suit.
ct que ]e viens de recevoir de mon
ami tres estim6 nj. Benjamin Sui
t.. hlstorien ct poete du Canada
Cette lettre ma pas etc destinee
q etre publi6e, mails j'ai cru fai
re plaisir aux lecteurs de lEcHo
en- publiant ces quelques lignes de
la plume facile ct vigoureuse dc
cot 6crivain distlngu6, ct ce cana
dien francois 81 ardemment patrio
to. Je suis ETC.,
w. HOULIsTON.
OTTAWA, Is Juliet 1888.
Mon cher Willie,
Ia lettre du Ii de ce mois, 81
PEcHo DE L'OUEsT du IL, mont
beaucoup lnt6ress6.
Je ne suis pas un francophiie
enrag5-je ne suis qu'un Francois
du Carada- mails, dams CO steele
Oh la lutte pour Persistence est de
tous les ]ours, j'ai cru plus noble
ct plus digne de d6fendre la cause
des Canadians Francois que celle
d'aucune autre race, puisque Ia
providence ma fait na1tre Cana
diem Francois.
Depuis longtemps, j'ai acquis Ia
gertrude que les Canadiens- Fran
Gals possedent la vraie langue fran
caise lis ne sont pas tous DIES
lettr6s ct des polisseurs de phrases,
mails lie fond de leur langue est des
plus remarquables. Nous sommes
dams la province de Quebec, cent
orateurs qui pouvons rencontrer
aveo avantage les premiers HON
mes de la tribune francaise--et la
France, qui compile 36 fois plus de
population que nous, ne pourrait
PAS fournir cent improvisateurs
parlant correctement lie francais!
Nous avons acquis cetts pr6cieuse
facult6 au contact DIES Arglais.
Vo:ci comment: les Anglais sol
gnent peu leurs discours; il en- re-
suite quill arlent q tout propos
ct nous sommes oblig6s de faire
CONNIE eux. Mails, Oh e trouye que
nous nous sommes toujours distin
CUES, c'est dams la precision du
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Plusieurs lots a vendre a sacrif-
ce sur la l96me rue Nord, pres
de la 4Ame ave.
Un lot bien situ6, dams le Sault
Ste Marie Park pour 5000, CO lot
vaudra $500 au printemps.
Un lot ct une maison sur la l2eme
Ave. N. pres de la lleme rue
pour $l000,le les lots vacants ad joi-
gnant Sc vendent pour $500.
Un lot sur la Rue Main pres de Ia.
16Ame Ave, N. D.. $500. Sur
placements faciles.
2 Lots dams Tradition Crepeau a
vendre a bon marche.
3 lots sur IAvenue Lyndale n.
pour $3.50 chaque.
Plusieurs lots sur Ia Plymouth en-
tire la l34me ct l4eme rue $1,000
chaque.
1 lot coin de la 3Ame Rue n. f. ct
l26me Ave. pour 81 0OO, sur
placements faciles.
A vendre lie lot 10, B. /, Penn Av.
ad. pour $3.50. Placements faciIes.
~ CO.
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P%lusieurs lots sur la 2Ame Rue
n. e. pres de la 12Ame Ave. q
vendre pour $1,000 chaque.
Un lot 4Ox98 pieds pres de la Is
Ave. N. E. ct 2eme Rue pour
$3.50.
2 beaux grands lots sur la 2eme
rue NE. entire la 20 ct 23eme
Ave, $500 chaque.
A vendre d'ici a un mois pour $500
l lot sur la 25elne avenue nord
pres de la l3eme Rue, garni
d'arbres, blen situ6, les lots en-
virronnants Sc vendent $1,000.
Placements faciles.
3 lots a vendre sur la 3eme Rue
N. B. pres de la l26me Ave. pour
$3.50 ct $3.50 chaque.
81 vous d4sl,ez vendre acheter GU
6changer votre propriete. venez
me voir ct vous n'aurez pas lieu
de regretter d'avoir fait DIES af-
flares avec moi.
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Demeules & Lefebvre tiennent
I'm assortment considerable de-
piceries des plus vari6es quilts ven
dent DIES prix defiant toute con-
currence Rendez-leur une visite
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GRANDS ADVANTAGES.

ST vous d6sirez placer vore argent avantagensement, venez me
vor, TAI des lots a vandre dams toutes les parties de la Vile a tres bon
march6 ct sur placements faches. W. les temps durs, que nous traver:
sons, vous pouvez acheter a bon marchA ct realism de bons profits. ST
dapres dapres six mois vous netes pas satisfaits de votre achat, vous
pouvez remettre la prop16t6 ct la1gent que vous aurez pave, vous sera
remis avec int6ret lie Z pour cent.