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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31
T.. W FERRIS, Jicrk-
pa'e Of frst ruhlics'i ion, August y, issa.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DRICkLAYERS. ATTENTION ALL
ID the brio klayers OF seattle are reeus stet.
10 meet az tue corner of Pike and Fifth
street,, Monday iaoruing, september ,. at
$50 81 arp, and take pa in the la0or pa
rs6e If that cay.
DARADE-AIL UNION GARfRSTEhS
1 in the city are requested To meet n
Pacific hall. corner Fifth ard Pike. Mon
day, September 2, at so'cloek, sharp 10
participate IN Labor cav Gem0mstat on.
By order o! Unian 35i. 9. Cos IN. President.
4 TrENTioN. SIR KNIGHTs-AIL MEM.
n beers of SEATTLE Division No. /, L r.,
X. OF p, are hereby or,lt red ~ assemble al
the Armory at $50 p. ~, August ). lss9, III
uniform By urs.er OF
j. {. HAIsES, Sir Knight Captain
w. A. CoRRiE, Recorder.
NoTIcE-PARrIEs HAVING BUSINESS
~ with the peIke & Lacy Machinery
TO. will please call al their oisice, room IS,
Boston block.
NotICE Il hEhEBY GIVEN TnAI
~ the regsIar m0a;bly meeting OF the
boar1 OF tTnssee, oi the Char Peak Min
ing Company will be held Al tee Office oi
the coH yaliy-fooms IL ANA le, ttsifd floor
Ncvhn block IN the cry oi seattle. un
Monday, September ,, lSs2. ut : o'clock p.
IA. c. II >HE0FE, President.
T.. VI. CARR, secretary.
Seattle, W r. Aug y, iSsa.
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II u HlNAAs. sTESusEgAFaER. I
=. AiSias 's.s@Es CosgsnsAs, tsSssrrss
1atHl aas FssgSa.
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THE BOARD OF COUNTY CoMAIs-
/ sioners OF King county. Washington
Territory, viii, on or before the second
day of ssptefGb Der. lsSy, az 1850 o'clock "a.
IN. oi said dAV, receive at the auditors of
ace ia seattle. plans ana sresSiicat ons
and details and proposals for q courthouse
a. q Jail Tor sail comfy, 10 be erected oa
II e furnished by said county, Ia the city
ei seattle, in said county of King, said
proposals not IL exceed one hundred and
els HIS five thousand tlsS,vol dollars.
Architects submitting plans. specifications
and details must have their plans, etc,
accompanied by one or more proposals.
from responsible contFae ors, each of
which PROPOSALS mus be accompanied 10y
"A ocnd with two or more local surefies ur
q e Etifesi check on 3 local bank. to the
amount Of teu thousand tlo.O0ol dollars.
guaranteeing that, In the event of the
award being made 20 them, they VIII enter
into q contract and bond a. required by
law Pie oos96a eoaaty commissioner
reserves fhe gicSY 10 reject any aud all
plans ana proposals 50 submitted. For any
further Information cSil an OF address Fred
oaSch, chairman of the BOARD. BY order
81 the ss9arti Of county comm ;SSioIgets. ".
X. FORREST. County Auditor and exof-
lieio CLERK ol the Board. Date OF sFsi pub
location oi this uotirc. july iS.9.
srfPLEARNTAL NOTICE.
II addition tn the above notice, archi-
teuts and contractors intending 30 bid oh
toe same Will Pivass take notice os the fol-
scsvtpg changes
Al steel iail cells Will - furnished by he
county. Contractors sill be expected 10
laTaish TIL hTiyk and stone work necessary
Ga he used ia connection Herewith.
oFis thuusc tu contain rooms sufiicieif
. ga size a0d nlr Der so conform TO the re-
4UireUSH-s of tue sc y state constitution
ArChIt"cfs are requested not 20 put their
pafnes oa either plans vF specifications bl3g
. lo dtsl snale the same Dy number or prl-
vale marx, - that theFe may be $50 oosbt
inst Ia Caarfsct Is awarded solely on Tie
meti,- II isc sane
The h,ssr viii sWErd three prizes 40
&sn and s&a resp etreiy--inE ihe three
designs next "a merit Ia ittr one ADOPTED.
- oFs.cr 81 tbe fs.sfi.
V h kuhEE-T, Coaaty Auditor.
Dated a. Ses'tse, July 81, is,9
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS. - TAs
- Builders Material Company have
sessBi perfected arraaEeIncuts % peozapfly
deliver IN customers rubnte ana dialen-
steg stoue, pressed hrtrk, lime
( cement, plssier. ha'r, hunter trough ard
. rssaiA. gSfa &aii shingles ia any 4, sizea
4usDtity. Temporary 0s'lcs in The Fs,F"
teuf. - Ste0ut stree
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t4Fss scenes g.aers zns & ~, y rsf,srs
hf a eF's'Fs AZ p g sssssa e, Sxlis f.sses
4sss "a hs4 ssrv~s
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lNyARNING To MEMBERS OF THE
w Peoples psriy-Notiee is hereby
given that any call p8biisbed for Peoples
party primaries or convention which does
not bear the Signatures If the. uneieTsi xr al
regularly elected county officers 81 the
Peoples party OF King county is spurious
aud should BE- disregafied
CHAS WEBER,
Chairman CO. Committee Peoples Party
CHAS. OTTO.
secretary "a rnp,rn{t,e. y souia. spsrtv
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49,. go. 10 LOAN AFs PER cE
xItU.UW u fri raartx.sss r~rss
sTsesss AAsss iAssreSs IL essT Es71fhss 1.asNss
rssfss.. sgxsF@ made n ssrxsssEstS - ssSss- -
II ia Z Ga rsozz = Afk1zs $50 A. ~
Izrassss -zsest-
81 TO Sl5..sU = sss., 80 s..s.-.
srsrTs4es~s rxas.sss ~asx b s<< ard e1f5r.
ra.sssl = es1-sse~. sisteszt ssrssses a. psaSi-
ssss ssssessv ssss sisfsssasAEs. sslis.ss'rr =
E-Aiseg rssz@n SIT cFezer.sss E.s-. . -
VgOsEY To LOAN - .KN f--s'ssS s-s-ls
vi MszsEzge Tssst Sas.- N7tn 80. -. -
saz.ss-. s5 s1sEa,os;s zaa&s k1as - -.
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nEssx 90 sssags ~ 1ssfs-s zsssF 1ss@s5 -.
=. sssss - rsss aTfs sass tsss3 - Ex&s1Sssse
sssssss ss4 81 $40 10 ssss@ ~21s 81 50
sss1sffFs So ss-8sg BIZ lssszz 2sssttss : $50
ass az 81 sSgfs SsetESlSsSs IN = -
gerssfa5 sswsst Asas1 ex&s fesE- ss''''h :
Ia sAask- -----------
~-0TaaY grBLIc AND N CkastE-
" ss9lusyre. fzl.E. l r--se------ -
11-aE LOMBARD INyksISkAI So.
l capital, ss,51Alsa-. y pref'srss. y ~ -.
y1-. yrssssse.s A e.glss Ia ~ssa. 10 sats. % -
49,. fsrx srs{ ssrra tsr0fserss IN hfh9 a1s.
. .s.vr4s "a. Is esssAssss. PaE<Es ifaSes air.
r,s.~- 49,. ~ oar ssftfe upon exes z q
.sfsss BATES S'safaE 1sstEsSx issr t'llAssts :
.arts-.s- sn0ula sssi on u- To- isiiiss .s.s'se
gssiEig siss fssrs- essTss s.,slssss.
les. & sssgwsseB. agents, 3s&tosf sa'ssaa-se-
eosssws flggr ssss lss7ss -.--------
rEg cent. INTEREST ONLY -
u sfeysss 10 < Z u 90. no blasdIn2 tias>8
ss.r ss.,s1fh Is pay Fiaespal ard l;strres1.
k-r-kft5. & 4 o rssosa ? NEEn1 5'akA.
s~4r,s- fax AEaeFiS IA HIisssisDG >>eists,
Chicago.
80 To stge III LOAN ON FUKsl-
STU fssFe, y.assos. hozss<. diamonds. e..
les rats Sex,tle laaa 90. room Ii,
Barke tl3ck.
-p4K frNT. MONEY To LOAN o. IN.
1 s5ssc prop Fty "a Ts.bulsd: aiSo s3n good
fares: pas nlssgTs can he made any ;lfne
sl5ss nsss- year: az ceiay IN making ao-fis-
Ireauee { Patton. BllEse box ..-----
.soskY TO L3As-EgEs r. DAN
u les. Room s. Bsssts,n nlocS
MONEY 10 LOAN on REAL E.IAT
vi and personal security. Soies, NOR
cages, bonds, county and city sarrsiss.
slc.. bought and sold. q 3. Aller & Co,
7 osG OR SHORT TINE LOANS MADE
/ 4 on real estate, viii make favorable
rates and give the business proTnps aitefl-
tion. viii also buy mortgages Geo- d. de
Lean. i,247.s Third street. ---.--.-
MONEY TO LOAN On FARMS AND
vi ssty prop-.rlv--sfv The aesfesn fsFsa
ror SsIe EFusl ecztpsEs. Long time.
Lowest rstez No fal&ys- Soney 10 aa;.k
herr. Esoin 4, LisweIlyn-Do. Sc Block.
A. H foorE. asnazer.
MONEY To LOAN on BUSINESS PROP
". erfy for building purposes BY the Ger
man savings am Loan society OF san Fran
cisco. Address y. Goldsmith, care Sea~S-
hseter Bras 4 ca.
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Ethf sAt'> Assay nFFt +. SEATTLE.
ia F-l's All re 5eFeaess = 6.ts.x a. sfs,s,..
sd 81 fnFss % Eaaa - ~ -.sszs mining
ls- tSaEa54eS a. r a@ousA}s rssss.
= sTtaaI
h1EsE SEItlt%F A-S-4YFA AKA
- ~ ~s-~ss a}a AIS 81 50 aee gEavs
1fe *ef Nsss eE4sf- isf assoc Pr Fs~4t
tF 49,
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JouN kJNE QGRAACATE oF TIE
- lserStg Conservatory II NnSsel VIII
visit seattle weesfy asssi naa take liInsftd
nsn.t@sv 81 ssas.is Piano aut vnlee cub
sEre. address ~ spI.as O. ssake. I. . 20.
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MI Nff.ir-

MRS. WILLARD. ROOMS 4 AMI c, /, si2s,
M Frosat street Faics eUssnre. Tssaao
guitar. eaoeCtiun physical culture class, II
- m <sszs-sfsvS
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NOTICE ~ ALL PERSONS HAVING
" transactions with the firm 81 w.
Gnong x Co hinese mercasEts, are here
by bottled TO pres, at any claims they may
have aietrst the nrm on or D. fore scpte1n-
Der IS. iSs9. for sett eineat; aud further
notice Is hereby given that Chin Chisg
hu L, the senior partner OF said firm, has
returned "a this ttty from china, and " III
hereafter take full charge of its business.
the iormsr manager, tite Hee, being ahou;
ta return Tn ghins. VA CHONts s. co.
NoTiCE-PI.aoTEkE Rs-NE ARB PRE-
~ par. q tn contract lur any quantity of
iaih by the carload. TIE Build rs supply
Co, III Marion street
NOTICE - ALL PARTIES HAVING
~ CLAIMS AGAINST r. l.. Marshall ar.
hereby requested % present the same -
the undersigned at his office. F,oGa 3.
Newllu block. Frank Haniora. attorney
IN lect for + l. aisEshaL
NOTICE. HAVE a LARGE SHOOK
- of furniture sud betdiug ar faruer
hall, snuylb and J etrs0n stseess. 4.
kshl busch
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EsIAgE = CAFgN SIKH. FURNTTt' RE.
Y csTEVtS, beitiuE, CSC. ,ehsspsr Fer cash.
nsn enT ether aTfH Ia ~ Aroaa1 seattle.
Try them and you vii tnd Il 90. Pike
sssa filth
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MOI ICE To CONTRACTORS 49, BIDS
~ will DC r. c,'iv. gp TO ~ IA, Thurs
day, ptemher 8. for ths, plumbing paint
Ing and plasterlng for three hoases @ rnsr
Of second and I~nors: plans aud specifsGa-
lions NJ the buildings: the riglt 10 reject
auy and all bids reserved
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: NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - BIDS
~ viii be received after 4 thursday, Aug.
/ 20, 8 ?. III, for the construction Of tue
Harris urg building, corner OF eecond and
Cherry streets: Charles W saunders aud
r. ". Boushion, architects. rooul a. Dos
ton bio@k
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A<Tsr4s~raess. snssef ssse fsesss ~ L<ss
ys.rssss. ysss -xie For E9nt- .tsef -tSTss Goes
a. zssfsss s~sgl ~ tnssersgsf ~ tSG rxlS e
e1ssss 4 wssfs Fer fsss sss-srssfs1 80
rsevss aI@ays fn seTssses-
MOTTO EFT s Sssks as'ss ssgtfe - ssas -
Esrxssfss sxss wsI3 ssrsszss- b 'sE@sa 81
So sss~sSess advertisements va. @
rsssssves ~ 70 sAss 61szs.
Ts4 essarfssg s@ssssss are swsstss4z ssirsf
tfssr~ A. sk,.s ssss5ess
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/ Dds WILL hE RECEIVED AT THE
/ ID Office oi Towie & wilcox, architects, / Il
/ tre entire building for Mrs. l.. Kline. l0sx
+ l20 feet 500 CHEEK with al. bids: les at IL
, n. saturday, August 81.
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Dds WILL BE RECEIVED By w L.
ID Boone ant n,son oB Monday, Sep
TEN Ger ?, for Young Meas Chris. ian Asso-
citation bnildius
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTuRS-E ri
~ mates are wanted on three frame
structures for the Clausss n, sweeney Brew
ing CO., up 10 moon - ptember 4, plans az
SteiumaA's Office
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stfANTKD-A POSITION or Trust
W bg q strictly teDsf'ersie n.sh oi Ell
,,.,sssss q ia general h8stntss, book keep
lnR, s3enoSrsphy sud Is pewritsng best
feiefeaess Address Reliable. Posg'lnielh-
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fYeT0rsrNT uf.TED MILE

k1ANTEp - SITUATION. AARkIED
w csUgle man cook fer eouuiFy hotel.
wlfs cAasn aeflakid ef y sitress' sts'd rsief'
eHaaf. Address Z shnisdt T, pc'st0hee.
-qaffts
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I DiDS WILL. Be RECEIVED UNTIL
I ID sepsembi g. a. ? .. III. for the erection
az fou brick sores on corner Second and
Was singtn1 streets; plans can be seen at
I nav ,,ff;.ss- Non3 al arsh{tret
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NGFtCE TO CsDNfk ACTORS THE
~ Journ&ymsb Sto e Cutters Union, Of
seattle siyte notice that in he near fu-
tute they will reduce their h mrs of labor
from niue 20 eight. dem andiug present
pay. Dae notice viii bs given in this
ilaiser Of IL INAUGURATION of The sane.
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BfNTfsgi~f'xfR rSEk.

xtFAST4D- SITUATION BY FIRST
w class bufs her reference given II
nef.f pEarv sls Matu street.
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txfASrED-To Buy OR LKAsE HotEt
w country or ioss state terms. Charles
HsQge lAaeu n house, seattle
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dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT 1HE
ID Office Of Herman ksdi ks, architect,
Turner hall Fourth and jefferson streets
for the erection of four-story frame build
inE, near NJ and jefferson sire. is, for
Davis. renrieh < Co.
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DAgTNBR%~x HAVE FROM FIVE
i hundred o. ten thousand deilsrs to
invest in any class ~ business. persons
aauting partners oF desiring 80 eel please
call. Gilmore. ia ace restaurant, opposite
p@asssBiiiee-
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ylYASrED-A FAKTNkR TO co INTO
w the real estate business. would ike
a young mAm she understands the otlsi-
ness. The advertiser Is COOL salesman I;
references giYeu aad required no hoisus.
Z F,FSf THtssiit .ssstst.fsr office.
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DHILLIPs, LAMAR x ZACHRY, AT
l torneys al law, Washington. D. c.
Land causes before the courts aud interior
DEPARTMENTS n ste,.iaitv
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! -TxE FfssI ls1r e,x u ADEsssN sTK SAT
ek~~ 81. ssoE G. lzrars- fA2aTs rss~
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EbARrSKg WANTED FOR sAwAlLI,
| best en sound Gilmore, Palace I, :.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-01-10
Hon. j. 6. Cannon.

Parmi les noms les plus fr6-
quemment prononces CONNIE Pre-.
sident de Ia nouvelle Chambre
des Repr6sentants Sc trouve celui
de pHon. Joseph G.. Cannon, le
veteran du Congrea, repr6sentant
le District de Dsnviile, Ill.
N6a Gujlford, Caroline du Moro,
dams le mois de mai 1886, il adop-
ia la profession d'avocat ct fut at
torney de rEtat dIllinols do mos
de Mars 1861, au mois de D6cenl-
bre 1868. II fut elu membre d 8
43e, A. ;, 45e, 46e, 47e, 48e, 49,, see
Congress de Washington t au mos
de Novembre dnrnler il 6tait d.
nouveau 6Iu au 5le. l! fait par
tie de plusieurs comites des PosteF,
lie Reglemepts ct d'appropriation.
CONNIE orateur il ma qo'une re-
nommes tres ordinaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-01-10
F. r. LEROUX, Redacteur.
Pour vous, Canadiens ct Catho.
..k Il. l.. ,,o

Pour vous, Canadiens ct Catho
|Iiques, il est de la plus haute 1m
portance de faire donner vos en
fants une education chr6tienne
avant tout, 81 vous voulez qu'lls
conservent les traditions nationales
ct restent catalogues. N'oubliez
pas qu'en confant yos enfants q
ass ma1tres non catalogues vous
les exposez q papostasie. Dams
ces ecoles sans Dieu on commence
par etre Indifferent en- matiere de
religion, on en- Went d oublier ses
deyoirs enyers Dleu. nepriser
les enseignemehts De l'Eglise qui
nous preche nne doctrine trop ri
gouTeuse. foa!ement on deyient
protestant ct dn protastantisme
Oh pa.sa a l'infd6llt6. On
ne davlent pas protestant du
matin an solr; c'ast i'ouvrsge du
temps ST. vo5 enfa4ts Sc troavenS
hsbitueli9mant slaas un nilieu
protsstan', a'l's ne resplrant qu'u
ne atmosphere p.otestanta com
meut ponrcout lis SO aefendre de
Iinhaeuce secreie que leurs guides
etmanea lenrs com lpagnons protes
tants q lAuole eya,ce,1t sur leurs
occurs, ct puis qnelq fois M mot
contre Ia foi lance )oa rafIemment
(peut un peu q d ssain,) da iapart
du ,maftre, un Daot uui ma pas pair
malln du tout, nala qul fat sa
narque dams Ie cear do yos en-
fsnts. lie capr de l'enfant est
CONNIE une cire moIle, Il est sus
ceptlble tontes les Impressions.
On s'habltue q cette vie ct sans
sen douter on devient peu a pen
Indifferent. LIE protestartisme in
tiltre goutte q gontte dams Fame d
yos enfants. On fnit par s s'en aper
cevoir; on verse bien des larmes
alors. On d4plose ce malheur, mais
il est trop tard. Votre enfant
perdu ia fol. Noas constatons ayec
nne palne blen anleEe que plu-
sieurs de nos compatliotes sont
INDUS de principles protestants.
D. la perte de Ia fol- resulte la
negstion de Dieu. On devient in
fidele. Parml toutes les nations
qui sona aux E,ats Un1s, On lee
compte par millions csux qui ont
abandonn6 leur religion ct renlA
leur Dieu. All lieu de ne compter
que dix millions de Catalogues,
on deyrsit en- compter rs so mil
lions. D'ou viennent ces deplo
rabies defections? Ellie yiennent
g6n6ralement st en- premier lieu
des 6coles publlquea, eco|es sans
Dieu, Oh Oh lie dome qu'ane ms
truction materielIe.
( 4 cc,,faJ5a.eY-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-01-10
LA FEMME.

C'est un suJet dflicat a traiter;
notre confrere Barra su peindre
dune main de ma1tre cette cr6atu.
re qui salt nous faire parcourir
agr6ab]ement le chemln de la vie.
Enfant, la femme nous attire
par la na1vet6 de ses reparties It
par l'effusion de sa jois innocente:
Adolescence, ellie nous charule par
cette pudeur innee qni semble is
sue dun reve s6raphique; Verge,
ellie nous captive par les gfaoes ma
turelles de son esprit, ellie nous
attache par ces liens issas des Vi
sions ineffables auxqnelIes uous
empruntons le bonhear ct la joie
DO nos singt ans; Femme ellie
apporte q notre c@ur les conso-
lations que l'amiti6 ct ramonr
requiArent; Mere ellie adoucit
pour le nouyeau ne les irstants
precalres qai apparent l. meant de
Ia vie Ia naternlte eat plas On u
he fonatlon naturella, c'ast un sa-
cerdoce, ct Get ftar sufit pour faire
de la femme la plus 1notfansiye,
me lionna
Arrlyea q Rage gu; forme CONNIE
le seuil du declln de la vie5 elie
apposta son tresor, gfossi is pex-
perisnce de la douieur, d. la lntta
pour sa vie propre, ct des combats
pour la vie des stems. Bonne cle
par son origlne, com patissante
toutes les infortunes de par So aa-
ture bienfaisante, de par ce besoin
de- Fame feminine, il s'ensuit que
la femme emporte sur la rive in
connue, un baggage exc6dant en-
bont4 ct en- mansu6tude, ce CUE
nous desirerions h6las, mais que
nous ne pourrions reaIiser.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-01-10
L'ANNEXION.
(Dn SUD de Sorel.)

Nous publions aujourd ..ui une
carte representant suivant les vues
du World, pAmerique du Nord,
apres Punion des provinces, Bri
tanniques aux Etats Unis.
La sub division de CO nouveau
territoire en- Etats, ayant tous les
droits des L Torrents Itats de la f6-
aeration An4ricaine, 1nettralt lie
Canada a labri des exigences de
pEuroae.
L'Angleterre qai est deyenue NJ
plus nj rnolns qn une grande cor
poratjou composee de marchands,
d'industrlels st de banquiers, ct
ne voulant pas faire mentir le pro.
VERDE "Une corporation ma III
cmuk nj ame" ne lalsse ]amais pas
ser une occasion pour exploiter ses
colonies ct aouveut les lnsulta tout
gratuitement.
Oh! ea us sont igas seulem ant
les provinces du Dominion qui
souffrent de Get atat de chooses, IT
pas plus tard qu'iiar le gouverne
ment Anglais psr Ia boucLe de
Lord Salisbury lnsu!tait aux popu
lations de pHiudoustan en- lea noM
ment NEGREs tout co1nme un re
presentaut du gouvernement LIN
oerial nous await trait5s, nous de
ja province de Quebec, de ''race
inf6rleure.
Certains Torys veulent nous fai
re croire que c'etsit un compliment
cue Pom noas faisait ct il go trou
vera aux Indies d. bons torys quj
trouvsront sans doute que d'eert
appe'6s negres par lie gouverne-
M, Anglals est fort honorable.
| LAngleterre a de tous temps
trait6 ses colonies CONNIE les Gle
veurs de bestlaux traitent leurs
troupesux: ellie les lsole, les par
que ct les tond; 81 le tondags nest
pas srfi SAINT, Pon vend la carcasse.
Certes, peleveur q bien soin de
ns pss laisser morrir de faim see
troupeaux, mais il considere tou
| ]ours avant tout lie cot1t t!e ls main
tenir d I'6tat expIoitabIe.
| ST le Canada desire demeure,
Stencil, ment q p6tat naoutonnler,
Sc contantant de beler ct fourni1
de bellies depouilles, il ma qua res
ter comma il est, mals sill desire
prendre So place au soleil, lever le
| front CONNIE le font les autres ma
tions, utiiiser ses svantages natu
rels, quill Sc lappelle quill est plus
facile d'effacer la ligne imaglnaire
quarante cling, que de construlre
an pont pardessus lAilantique.