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Long and short wraps at II. NJ. ]Iadon e
COS are being closed out regardless OF cost.
New patterns in sattecns just received at
Il. NJ. HadduE t* Co.'S.
Another new lot of those popular grey
ribbed hose for ladies just come in. X. NJ.
IfaddOn Il Co.
Il. NJ: Haddon S r,o., are offering great bar
gains in Winter dress goods. Wow l. the
time to get fine dress for Il little money.
When you want n black dress you rnn buy
IA picc Il quality and al as i0w Il price lr"in
4. NJ. liaddon X Co. as from any hH'%c iii>
tii" up-''onntry.. Ihry nave tnem III Moht'r'
BrilianiinrS, llcnricltaS CaShmCrS, Nr., &c.
liun - to - inches in width, and 1T prices
that court competition.
\ beautiful line Of Willie checked goods
Just come in at ia,!douS. TheScHrt Tile best
goods for the price we have ever So!h.
For fine cigars and tobacco go 10 Speed $
Drug store.
1t is of interest to all TO read our announce
mcnt this week. u. Rosenberg N Co.
We have as good stock Of shoes as to be
found in the County. Come and fiji yourself
when in need. Smith E Son.
White BROTHERS have just received their
fourth order this tall of nobby crushed Hats
for young men and boys, in several different
colors. They are pretty and cheap
Attention parents! Yourat,cntion iscalltt.
to our grand offer in boys suits. L. RoSen-
berg Il Go.
Closing ont! nur entire line OF mems,
youth'S and boys winter clothing At II big re-
duction. u. Rosenberg Il Co.
\ sweeping reduction in the price Of ali
ovcrcnats. y bargain awaits you. T. Roscn,
berg ~ Co.
\ large lot of galvanized barbcd wire just
received by l.. Rosenberg Il Co.
Tic best fences are now made with galvan-
iZctl harhcd wire. \ large lot just received by
=. Rosenberg & Co.
White Brothers have Il very extensive and
attractive stock Of ladies clnaliS, consisting
of Jackets. mudjc>l;as, wraps, new markets,
&c, dc. The ladies are all invited to cull and
Inul ut them. Prices are low.
Landreths fresh garden seed and onion sets
20 bc found al Smith Il Sons.
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Wednesday, Feb. IL, 1890.


Correspondents anl others who wish to
have their writings published i'll his ne"Srt-
per, are rcQucst' q 10 not make reflections OF Il
personal character. The advocacy of prolib-
ton is quite another thing from personalities
While the editor of this newspaper i in i;t'
vor of prohi bit ion, ami will always do any
thing in his power to promote the cause "i
temperance, yet he is Tolerant toward those
who may differ in opinion as to the eXpedi
ency of prohibitory laws. We recognize the
fact that some of our best citizens are not op-
posed to the licensing of the sale of whisky.
AS n matter of fact, the editor of the Press
ana Banner, while holding last to his own
opinions does not expect to disturb his friend
ly relations with anybody on this subject E;or
does he expect this newspaper TO be the Vehl-
Gle for the throwing OF mud at any one. Let
the temperance advocates advance the inter
cSts OF their cause by appealing to the peoples
sense of right, and all will be wel!-tEe right
Will prevail.
Ilere is no necessity for hard feelings, and
there exists no grounds for Il disturbance oi
the public mind, further than to present fair
and just argument.
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"ChicEaSaV Higl Grade Fertilizer
The BOARDS OF ASSESSORS.
Who They are, and What is
EZDectGd Of Them.
Jan. s, lS91, If

The Township Board Of Assessors for
the various townships in Abbeville
County will hold their meetings be-
tween the lst and 10th day of March.
On the Goth LAY Of March the County
Board of Equalization will meet at Alb
beville, c. II. 1t is clearly the duty of
the Boards Of Equalization to canvass
carefully each and every return of
property made in their respective
townships, in order that individual re-
turns may bc eQualZed rs near rs pos
sible, and in every instance where Il
material change in the return of any
individual is made, notice to taxpayer
must be given in order that he may
have the opportunity to appeal before
the County Board which meets tho 20th
day of March.
The following free holders are here
by appointed Boards for the various
townships
Ninety-SiX-J. d. Watson, J. n.
Linscomb, b. p. Pinson.
Grcenwood-C. a. G. Waller, J. w.
Green, II. +. Fuller.
Cokcsbury-Dr. Willie II. Jones, w.
r. Dunn, It. J. Ellis.
Donaldsvillc-J. w. Mattison, f. B.
Rasor, J. r. Latimer.
Due West M. b. Clinkscales, J. Ee
Todd, J. II. e.. Dunn.
Long Canc--Beni. ;akin, A. +. Cal
vert, II. II. Cochrane.
Smithvillc- w. a. Lomax, J. l..
White, 7. X. Langley.
White Hall--D. w. Jay, II. J. Hearst
J. NJ. Pruitt.
Indian Hill. H. Chiles, r. J. Rob-
inson, J. i. Wideman.
Cedar Springs-Dr. J. L. PRESLEY,
Jno. Lyon, j. +. Bradley.
Abbcvillc-J. Allen Smith, Jno. G.
Edwards, II. =. milford.
Diamond iIill--Dr. J. II. Bell, J. +.
Wakefield, G. w. Milford.
LowndcsvilIe-I. II. McGalla, Massa-
lon Bell, DR.. b. y. Henry.
Magnolia-Dr. VIM. NJ. Taggart, B.
a. Boyd, J. S. Norwood.
Calhoun's Kils-Jno. II. Morrah, S.
S. Mcbride, J. ii. Latimer.
BordcauX-Dr. o. y. Traylor, ID. J.
Wardlaw, w. n. Jennings.
The various boards will meet and Or
ganizc hy elccting a chairman anu no
! tify this Office.
\. w. JONES,
Auditor \. E..
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Does the Railway IMiure the I.an;
Tnroumh Which IL KunSn

If anybody has any doubt on The subject: Isl
him go To the track OF the e., {. Il y. road liz
rear of Judge Cuthran'S home. \ deep cut l.
on the lower side OF the hill. The CAREFUL!
made terraces are cut, and will havc To be re-
arranged, or else ali the soil will slip down
the hill and into the cut. The richest and
best part OF the land Is taken for the road bed.
The hill is steep and the sides OF the cut will
wear so as TO be Il constant source of expense.
or until the hillside is abandoned for aHricu-
tural purposes. In fact such serious injury
has been sustained, that 1t looks like the ROAD
ought to pay. although the Judge gave, the
right Of way. The idea OF giving the right OF
way may have q very innocent appearance.
but the iaceration, and the tearing up OF ones
best land is Il serious matter. The dividing OF
the farm by an imrasSable gulf is no slight
inconvenience. The excavation OF deep IA
vine or pathway mars the symmetry or the
landscape, and Injuries the beauty Of the
sweet fields of living green.
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVIILE COUNTY.

ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters of Ad-
miniStration.
BY j. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,. JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
KIHEREAS, Il. y. McCaslan has made suit
wv to me, to grant him Letters OF Admin
islratiOn Of the Estate and effects of Mrs.
T.. l.. Rogers late Of Abbeville County, de.
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonISh
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said +. +. Rogers deceased. that they
he and appear before me in the Court Of Pro-
bate. 10 bc held at Abbevllle g. H., on Satur-
dav the Sth of February lSIO, after publication
hcicof, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not TIC granted
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court,
this 22nd day of February in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety
and in the III year of American 1ndc-
pcndCncc.
Published on the 9th day of January, 1880,
i'm the Press ana Banner ard on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court
Nov. 6, 1850, If
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The State of South Carolina,
BBEVILLE COUNTY.

ABBENILLE COUNTY.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters Of Ad-
miniStratiOn.
BY j. FULLER LYON, Esq JUDGE PROBATI:
COURT:
w NIIEREAS, d. {. DuPre has made suit to
w me, TO grant him Letters Of Admins
traton of the Estate and effects of T.. G. Silk,
late OF Abbc\illc County, deceased.
These are therefore. to cite and admoniSh
all and singular the kindred and creditors oi
the said +. q. Silks, deceased, that they br and
appear before me, in the Court OF Probate, to
be held at Abbcvilie g. H., on Saturday, the
I'D day of February, lSD, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause if any they have, why the said Admin
i>tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court.
This seventh day of February in the year
lis. lof our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety. and in the llIth year OF
American independence.
Published on the 18th day Of February,
1880, in the Press and Banner and on the
Court House door for the time required by
law. J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Feb. -, 1890, st
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Horses and Mules.

Last Saturday Mr. a. B. Hamblin received
n car load Of horses and mules. Mr.. Russell,
and Mr.. Smith are each off for Il load o!
mules. Mr.. Donnelly, railroad contractor is
also expecting a car load Of mules. MesSrs.
A. NJ. Hill & Sons will increase their stock by
q car load of animals.
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DEATH OF M. o. McCASLAN.
For Sixty Years II Ruling Elder. His
Sleep ~ Peace,

NJ. o. McCaslan died suddenly Of heart dis
ease. at the residence of his son, Capt II. f.
McCaSlan, In NineiySiN on the 9TH Uf Febru-
ary, 1880.
For about sixty years he was ruling elder
in the Iiopcwcll Presbyterian church of this
county. He loved the church, dciighting in
all its services and interested IN every thing
that concerned It's welfare. lie walked by
faith. endured aS seeing him who j. invisible,
cOnfided in God : gracious premises and cXpc-
rienccd in large measure the power OF divine
grace to strengthen and console.
He was emineutly sufferer, having Il more
than usual share of the losses and d:saprO!nt-
mentS of life. He had that Christening that
comes To- those whom the Lord oveth and be-
lOngcd to those that come out Of great tribu-
lation." He had no fear of death, but cX-
pressed himself Il few hours before his dc.
cease rs being resigned and fully prepared
While passing from one room TO another, the
action of his heart suddenly ceased, his vision
failed and beginning to fall he was caught by
loving hands aud borne tOa bed when it v as
found that his spirit had fled.
Such death, so sudden and painless. was a
mercy; and in such life there is nothing 10
mourn but much to be thankful for and 10 re-
joice in.
He had :hat long life which the Bible al.
ways speaks of aS a blessing, He was III his
eighiy-tirst year.
His remains were taken 10 the old home
stead and on Friday. the eth. 4 cold rainy
day, gOOdly number of relatives ANA friends
and former hpi:hbOrS attended thG funcra!
services, conducted by lpr. Lindsay. He was
then buried In the family grar"y ard. known
as the "Fostcr buryiEg gr"und.'
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THREE cheers for Greenwood. It is the BAN
ner town OF the county. Prominent farmcr>
say they are obliged 20 take the Press ana
subscriptions con- ntinuc 10 come in "Nccnys
Alliance prayer meeting VIII be disbandcd.
THE time for making lax returns expires on
the 10Th instant. There will he no extension
of time. A word 10 the wise, like word tG
the delinquent taxpayer, should be sufficient.
MRS. l.. 5. MAYSARD has been appointed
postmaster ut Mount Carmel.
NEARLY everybody about the Press dni
Banner Is sick this week.
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ONE NAN AT NINETY-SIX BEHIND.
An Immense Corporation Store to be
Organized--.Many Personals OF Im.

N1SEry.Sry SC Feb II ISg

NINETY-SIX, S. c.. Feb II, 1890.
At the last meeting of the Alliance at this
place prominent member was asked to re-
was, "see Press and Banner of - date. You
can probably get a better idea Of the state OF
affairs than could gvc.' TO his astonish
ment they answered that they did not read ii.
Col. Utscy received 4 dispatch on Sunday
morning stating that his father was dead. He
left for st Georges Oh an engine at 2o'clock
provided for the nccasion.
At our suggestion the school boys planted
out about forty water oaks in the school
grounds last week.
-, Me<srs. Durritt LipScomb, Ed. Brabham.
viii Lipscom6 have applied to the Town
Council for q charter for a cooperative store.
Amount OF capital unknown but supposed to
be large. Stock all taken. They will occupy
the splendid new store corner uf I.ipScomb
avenue and Church st:' q.
Col. Wallingford has g'nc ~; E,. another
lot OF young mules. Mu,sr> !ieI".au and
Anderson have some gooi ones Oh iau,'.
DR.. +. G. Martin has moved to Seneca wl.rrc
he will practice dentistry. Dr. Martin is II
flrstclass dentist, and We commend him 10
the GOO" people OF Seneca and community.
Capt. Bennington, supervisor of thc G " &.
Railroad, has moved his family to this place
Miss Lee HUFF is at home for short visit To
her parents from Grecnvillc Female COLLEGE
DR.. Julian has gone To Baltimore on proles-
sional business.
The Hessian fly is playing havoc with the
wheat In this community.
81. IL.
sold TO the highest bidder last Thursday
The oil mill is now busy making fertilizers
Large quantities of cotton seed are still be-
ing sold OH our streets.
MIR. j. A. Moore has returned from q visit to
Arkansas. He is not flvorably impressed.
Says he saw nothing but trees, nisgers ami
water.
Several hunAed tons of guano have already
beel sold at this place.
The oat crop so far Is promising. If IT cs
capeS the ravases Of the fly we expect Il large
yield.
Mr.. VI. F.Snnders has resigned his c,crkship
with Mr.. L. NJ. Iipscomb and gone to farm
ing.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Rice, Jr. is now located at Fort
Worth, Texas and his friends will be glad to
hear that he Is prospering.
The fermcrS are preparing to plant largely,
and great deal of work has been done al
ready.
News has reached us that Daniel II. Chany
has drawn Il $4,000 prize in the Louisiana
State Lottery. If IT be our Dan we are glad,
and If II Is our Dan VIC know he will rejoice
with u.s. We hope it Is Dan.
Mr.. B. Frank Day has been appointed q
Trial Justice at ChappellS. Frank is an Able
VILE boy, and we predict he will he Governor
some day.
Mrs. w. r Reid of Dysom's, was in Ninety
Six last week shopping.
Col Phillips who has had case of Ia grippe
is con valeScing.
"A letter received recently fr,.r, Mr. !. T.
! Miller states that he will Icavr F,"Sno. Cali
foriia. for South ;arUiinr la May. His ni:.ny
friends will welcome him back to the I:,:" %;
his birth.
Mr.. Sam Shcrurd is now clerking for McSSrs.
w. K. Reid T. Co at DySon's.
EAST END.
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Whisky at AbbeViIle.

We are authorized and requested to say that
there was no opposition in the Legislature t.
the passage OF the law authorizing the sale OF
whisky 1T Abbeyille.
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The Abbeville Da kerry.

T1IIE Abbcyiilr Bakery is now making fine
I BREADS OF every kind. Cakes baked to
order.
Together with our Bakery wc have Il Fruit
AMI Candy Store where all guos I'm 1h.t line
are kept. including Cigars aud Tu5arro
l.. W. SIGN x co.
Jan. %. Ism. If
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Masters Sale.
Tile State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEr!LIE,

COUNTY OF ABBHN!L.E,
COURT OF CoMMn& PLEAS.
]. Evans Gordon, as Assignee. IN Re \. j. Sa-
liuaS IL son against l;chcy Il Miller.
pI virtue OF an oder Of sale, made in the
- above stated case, will offer for sale al
public Outcry 1T Abhavilic &. H.. $. G., on
gal hOuiS of sale. tile following described prop
erty, situate in said stale and County, To Wit ::
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the village uC
Hodges, the rrmpcrty OF John NJ. Miller, the
lot composed of three small parcels, contain
ing in all about
Twenty-Five Acres,
bounded by lands OF J. \. Ellis, l.. Il. DlntZ-
Ter. and by the Columbia ;tnd Greenville i;ail-
road;
Also. ONE IIOUS!: AND LOT in the viii
lasr OF Hodges, tic property OF William r.
ltichcy, containing
One and Onc-IIalf Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of John
NJ. Miller. and by the Columbia ana Green
Also. ONE HOUSE AND LOT known as
the koon Place the property Of Richey ~ Mil
Ter, containing
Vhirty-Seven Acres,
more or less. and bounded by lands of ]. T..
Anderson, Walter Anderson. and \. NJ. Az
new, and by the Columbia and Grccnviilt
Railroad.
TERMS or SALE-One-half cash, balance
on credit Of twelve months with interest
from day of sale, secured by bond Of the pur-
chaser and II mortgage Of the premises. Pur-
chaser 10 pay for papers.
j. c. KLUGI, Master.
Feb. 10. 1890, 81
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Registration
NOTICE.

until first Monday in July, lS!o, when the law
requires ihrln CLOSED until after the next gen
era! election. This is for the purpose of regis
t.ring all persons who have become of age, ur
entitled to register since lusi election; to
transfer persons RON this 10 another cOuHty:
and from one township To another, or rom
one residence 10 another. All this must lie
done before or un tic first Monday in July,
lS91 Lost certificates may be renewed Ia
withn - days of the election, aud those who
become Of age between ISt July and tho rlrc-
tion. may register at amy time before tl,rIlun
Those who Rclu. cd Or Neglected To Register
before the last election, cannot register until
the law is changed.
w. P. CALHOUN,
Supervisor OF Registration for Abhevile
County. Ian. ~, lS9n, II
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A. E. Norris,
Administrator e. Il. y.
NOTICE.

fIllE School Commissioner can always be
found i'll his Ollie" at the Court House on
SALEDAi and the ljlh rf every month, en-
ccpt when The 18Th urc:;rs on Surdsy, in
which case his Office will hc open on the lIth.
Feb. u, lSsJ, If
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n OticC to
Debtors and Credit3rs.

A LII parties indebted to thr r>;aic Of Capt
A Charles Smith, deceased. will riraSe make
payment at once, AMI ali parties having
Claims against said estate will present them
within the next thirty days to
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Mule Colts Wanted.

X PPLY TO u. II. HOWARD, at home
~ near White Hall, who will pny the high
est price in cash. Nov. %
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-04-17
A T CLOTILDE.

CONNIE nous pavons annonc6
dams notre dernier num6ro, Ia sol
rec donn6e judi dernier au Ger
mania Hall par les 6leves de l'6co
Ie Canadienne -Francaise de Notre.
Dame de Lourdes, a etc r6pet6e d.
manche soir dams lie sous-sol de
l'6glise Ste Clotilde.
LIE success remport6 par les jeu-
nes artistes dams la premiere sol
req await 6t6 ST grand, l'enthousias-
me qu'ils avaient cause, 81 conslde-
rabie que, bien que trois jou1s seu.
lement s6parassent ces denx repre-.
sensations, la foule q Ste Clotltde
fut tout aussi grande qu'elle Ia
Wait etc au q .rmania Hall.
Aussi est.ce avec le plaisir le
plus grand, lie plus vrai, que nous
saisissons cette occasion pour fell
otter une fois de plus nos compa.
triotes du cote-Est de leur patrio-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-04-17
Corruption administrative.

Samedi dernier, le grand jury a
decr6t6 la mise en- accusation DIES
6chevlns, MCGOWAN ct Brueshaber
ct du "city clerk Haney, pour cor
ruption dams l'exercice de leurs
fonctions.
Lundi dernier les mandats d'ar-
restation ont etc lanc6s, ct q 2 heu.
res les deux 6chevins p%ara1ssaient
en- cour; la date du ]ugement fut
fx6a au 81 avril ct ~l-ur caution
a $500 dollars chacun, eau
tons qui furant tfournies pour
MCGOWAN par T. MCGOWAN, F. M
Mccarthy, M. Ring ct F Tobin ct
pour Brueshaber, par r. Morton
ct A. Orth.
NJ. Haney Giant alit6 par suite
dune maladie s6rleuse a cts laiss6
TN liberte.
Les deux echevins sont accuses
d'avoir le 2 janvier 1890. accepte
de A. j. Elliot, une somme de 200
dollars pour voter ct favoriser corr
me echevin la vacation dune
bande de terrain situ6e Water
Street, entire la 90 ct la l0s Avenue
n. E.
Lee t6moins q charges sont MN.
]. T Perry. w. B.. Woodward, A.
]. Elliot, q. E. Fox, Emerson Cole,
T. Varnum ct j. s. Calde1wood.
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Mort de n. Won SchlegelI.

M. Won Schlegell, JUICE a la "pro-
bate Court" du comt6 de Hennepin
est mort vendredi a ONE heures ct
demie du solr dun cancer au foie.
NJ. Frederick Won Schlegell, ma
quit en- Prusse, en- 1916. II fut
pendant sept ans officer dams lea
grenadiers de la gsrde ct tit Ia
campagne de Sad, wa en- 1866. II
6tait cousin du comte de C4privi
le nouveau chancellor de l'empire
dAllemrgne.
II vint en- Am6rique en- 1869 ct
etudia la lol a ST.. Louis.
M. Won Schleg-lI, bien que prus-
sien d'origiue, 6tait tree-sympathi
que q notre nationallt6 ct grace 8
sa connaissance de notre langue, il
a, NANTES ct maiutes fois, dams
l'exercice de ses fonctions, rendu
des services signal6s q %beaucoup
de nos compatrlotes.
Son honnetet6 CONNIE son inte-
gnt6 6taient provelbiales, aussi
est.il universellement regrett6.
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H;GHo DE- L'oUE5T

ce non-seulement de nos compe
%tr1otes de Minneapolis, mails enco.
re a celle de notre eolonie tout en-.
there des Etats- Unls.
Dams cette tache 81 patriot.
que mails aussi 81 ardue, le Revd
PerA Dagnault a etc dignement SO
condo par les Senrs CRISES, qui v
ont accepts la lourde responsabili-
t6 de l'instruction ct de l'6ducat1on
des enfants.
Sous la direction aussi habiIe
qu'ecla,ree, aussi douce que ferme
de la S@ur superieure, soar 10
sephine Tase6, ald6e des autres
BONES s@urs, les progress DIES en-
faDts ont depass6 l'atte nte DIES plus
optimistes, ct les r6suItats consta-
tes la semaine dernlere ont 6tonn6
la plupart des aud1teurs.
Avec des 6col+s CONNIE celle de
Notre Dame de Lourdes, avec des
pasteu,s CONNIE 10 Rev P6re Da-
gnault, des s9urs CONNIE saur Jo-
sephine Tass6 ct ses dignes compa
gnes, DIES compatriotes aussi de-
voues q nos institutions que lie
sont les Canadlens Francais de
Minneapolis, DIES enfants aussi in
telligents ct aussi desireux dap
prendre. nous pouyons regarder
pavenir face ct face ct sans granite.
La race Canadienne-Francaisr
nest pas pres de disparaitre DIES
Etats. Unis.
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La ION Guerie.

On vieux m6decin retire, ayant
recu dun misslonnaire DIES Indies
Orlentales la formule dun rem6de
simple ct vegetal pour. Ia gu6rison
rapide ct permanente de la Con-
somption, la Btonchite, lie Catarrhe,
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Au moment de METRE sous pres
SO nous apprenons avec peine que
Honorable E. M. Wilson, ancien
senateur du Minnesota, anclen de-
put6 au Congress de Washington ct
Fun DIES avocats les plus eminents
du Nord Quest, est mort lie Is cou-
rant q Nassau, de la "malaria". CT
to mort 4 cause dams toute la vile
la plus p6nible impression. NJ. Will
son habitat Minneapolis depuis
1858 ct la foule d'amis quill sly
etait cre6s d6plorent amerement la
mort de Get honnete homme qui
%jouisssit q juste tire de restime
universelle.
Nos plus sipcAres condolences
a Ia famille 6plor6e.