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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14
bitt Absolutely crushed and broken
hearted she had followed him.

bitt. Absolutely crushed and broken
hearted she had followed him.
Dear Master" she began.
well. yes s;SNd be, but only under
one condition-that shall never make
any mathematical calcuIAions.
my dear friend, ] have horror of
them, answered the excellent widow.
Thus it happened that the secretary
OF the gun club made Mrs. Eyangelina
Scorbitt Mrs. J. r. Maston.
In regard to the article Of Alcide Pier
deux. we might say that it brought him
into great celebrity and reputation.
1t was translated into all languages,
printed in every paper, and thus his
name became known all over the
world. The father of his old sweet
heart had refused him his daughters
hand, after telling him that he could not
give him his daughter, as he was too
smart. But now, after having read this
article, and being able to understand it
without any help, he began TO feel sorry
and know better. He sent him an invita-
ton 10 dine with him and his daughter.
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CITY eu1DK.

CITY NLlDks
LAxcAsrEaLoDeEA. F.&A.N. meet arst and
third Saturdayin sachmsnth e. : 2. N. II their
Hallin the Showalter building.
GRANT CHAPTER. RoYA1 ARCH MAsoss. Reg
ulsr coQvocafion second AID fourth Tuesday OF
each mOpia 81 5. p. N. u their Han II the
Sh)walter hiding.
STAR Of tn, West Encampment No. Z meet
TIL, Il ard Sd Mondays in each month. az 80
p. mi od1 Fellows Han.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LoDeEI.O. {. F.. Meets
yeryWednesday 81 7't0p. Il. q Odd Fei.ews
al Maple street.
tampofI. o. o. F. meets lst and 90 Monday
IN each month. az ESQ +. ID. in Odd Fellows
Hall, Maple street. 80
Hoffuung Lodge meets every Friday, at
NJ in Odd Fellows Hail. Maple Street.
FIDELITY LoDeE 40. wv. Meet first and
bird Mondays of each month in Baxter's
Block, at 7:30 p. n.
SYLVAN CANT. NJ. w. or A. Meets 1st and Sd
Fridays of each month in Bakers Biock Al
1880, p m,
TON Cox PosT. No. 1872, G. A. r. Meets every
second and fourth Saturday nights OF each month
Ia Baxter's Block.
CITY LIBRARY. Court House. open wednes-
lay afternoon and Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
RrDE's OPERA HOUSE. Corner Madison and
Cherry streets.
CRY COUNCIL. Meets lst Tuesday in each
Month in las City Clerks Office, over State
Bank.
days in each month IN DR.. ]. Reeds Office at
$50 ?. m.
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Church Directory.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Corner Madison
and Cherry streets. IS 6 'nnell, pastor. ser
school at = m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
z 30 >. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

Agent-R. BUGGINs, Mt. Ida, Grant Co.,
Wis, Notary Public ard Conveysncer. Collec-
tons specially.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

Attorney Murphy & Gardner Att'ys at
Law ana General Collection Agent, Platteville,
Wis. Speaks Germ an ana English. syl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14
ROCKVILLE.

Auc+ioneer-J A. DRUEN Licensed Auction
eer- viii conduct sales in any part OF The coun-
y. Terms reasonable. Address. j A Drqen
35-lys Rockville WIS.
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METHODIST Episcopal CRURCH. Corner Mon
zoe and Cherry streets. Rev. M3rcellns. pastor
Services 0:30 q. m. and 80 D. M Sunday. sat
hath school at 9.I5 a. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
Gay at I. Bop. m.
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GRANT CHApTER. Royal ARCH MAso.s. Rec
ular coayocafion second AID fourth Tuesday OF
each mOnia 81 $. p. N. ID their Han il The
Sh1walterl hiding.
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STAR OF thu West Encampment No. y meet
TIL, Is ard Sd Mondays in each month. al Z ~
D. mi Od1 Fellows Han.
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BOSCOBEL.

AttOrney-JoHN d. WILSON, Boscobel,
Wis Attorney and Counselor at Law. VIII
practice in all Wisconsin Courts and in the
United States Court, makes Co ections and
transacts business promptly on over Ruka
Bros hardware store.
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INSURANCE,
PLATTEVILLE.
CLEARY,

AttOrneys-A. w. & W. E. BELL, At
orneys at Law, P atteville, Wis. Also General
Collecting Agents. Office in Washburn & Bros
Block, Main Street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

LAxcAsTERL OD6EA a. ?. & NJ. meet trst and
third Saturdayin sachmsntH e. 2. N. II Their
Hallin the Showalter building.
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HOtel-PARK HOUSE, A. w. Moore, Pro-
prieter. Platteville, Wis. The house has been
ately reftted and lefurnished throughout and
no pains will be spar ed to accommodate guests.
Good stabling attac led.
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EPIscoPAL CHURCH. Corr er Jefferson and
Walnut street. Rev. s. D. Pulford, rector.
Services every Sunday at 10 a, m. and 73O
.. m. Sabbath school every sunday at : P, m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY LoDeE / o. G. :. Meets
very Wednesday at 7.t0p. Il. II Odd Fellows
al Maple street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

Campof !. o. o. F. meets lst and 80 Monda,
IN each month. az so 3. n. in Odd Fellow
Hs y, Maple street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

BAPTIST CHURCH MadisO Street. Rev. j.
E. Mcintosh. pastor. Services every Sunday at
1890 a. m. and 30 p. m. Sabbath school every
sunday at ll.45 am. Prayer meeting Wecnes-
day evening at 30 O'Clock.
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TON Cox POsr. No. 1872, G. A. r. Meets every
second and fourth Saturday nights OF each month
Ia Baxter's Block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

CRY LIBRARY. Court House. Open wednes-
lay afternoon and Saturday afternoon and even
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

SYLVAN CAMP. NJ. w. or A. Meets 1st and 3D.
Fridays of each month in Bakers Block al
2 80, D. N.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

IN WHICH THIS STORY, As TRUTHFUL As IT Is
IMPROBABLE, Is FINISHED.
"Barbicanel Nicholll'
"Maston,"
''You!"
tsKTn
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GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH. Rev. J. A.
Rngold. Pastor Services ;ery other Sunday.
Sabbath School every sabbath at II a. m. Social
Meeting Thursday evenings 1T 1870 O'Clock
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FIDELITY Lopez A. o. q. W. Meet first and
bird Mondays of each month in Baxter's
Block, al 80 p. N.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

Hofuung Lodge. meets every Friday, Ut
m in Odd Fellows Hall, Maple Street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-08-14

HYuE's OPERA House. Corner Madison an
Cherry streets.
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CATHoLIe CHURCH. Corne j. efferson and Cher
~ streets. Rev. Nehaui, pastor. Services
every Sunday at 10 80 8. IN, and every morning
during the week at a. m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-12
Freedom.


Bad weather and roads at the time OF wri''
ing. ,o,,
Will Thompson sowed his spring wheat last
Monday. ,..-.,,
Some OF the farmars around here are AFRAID
the seed corn will not grow on account Oi
the early frOsts last year. But the genera
opinion Is that the corn cranks pocket books
are getting low, and that they are after some
scheme that will replenish them.
Samuel Lawry sold " Ben Buford" TO part
les residing in Earlvile.
Will Tucker has new buggy
The Freedom Lodge received two new mem
bers at Its last meeting.
Robt. Gregg, Horace Warren and May
Davis are all after the job Of census taker.,
There is some talk OF starting band 81
Freedom; but we don't think they will sue
coed as that IL an old chestnut"
There will be an election at the schoolhouee
next Saturday evening, for the purpose OIL
clecting one school director for term OF
three years.
viii Mcclure is going into the chicken bus
mess on q large scale He has pen l0xl2
Easter services were held at the church las
Sunday.
The party at Whites last week on Wednes
day evening was attended by large crowd
Many of the young people had difficult
time in getting there but had fine time after
wards. LONE JACK.
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quite sick At It's graudfather's, Mr.. Harvey

Shook.
The family OF Albert West have been visited
with several long sleges Of sickness In the
past winter. Mrs. Gus Arthur, OF Iowa, who
was called to the bedside Of Mrs. West, sew
eral weeks since. when che was so seriously
III and was herself taken sick, we are GLAD 10
learn is able to sit up aud I'M fair way 70 re-
cover. MIR. Vests little girl is very sick.
The Ladies' Mission Circle will meet al
Mas Della Johns on the afternoon OF the
18th.
Mrs. Chas. Carleton Is In Chicago -,
Mr., James Follett has been fighting an OLD
enemy, the rheumatism, but has come out
victor.
Miss Luella HOgsboom has opened the
spring term In the Newell district.
Mis- Cora Poundstone, OF Grand kpge, was
calling on friends the early part OF this week
Miss Alice Bullock. OF Tonica, has been Wis
ting her relatives, the Ellsworth families, ,
Quite number Of our citizens were called
to Ottawa on the Mallory Smell lnwsuit on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jack shute will have new front yard
fence set In few days.
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY.
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THE COUNTY.
Grand Ridge.

Spring breezes. =,
Wiuter wheat looks well.
The grass begins to look green.
There hss been some talk OF q new lumber
yard. ,..,.u ,,.,,ss. .,
xrs' C. B. Foyle does not improve any.
Minnie McMIllen left for Morgan Park The
frat Of the week.
Mrs. John Foyie is enjoying visit from
her two sisters, Of Ottawa.
The Ottawa students, OF this place, are en-
toying weeks vacation.
E, Rutan was helping Edmund last week on
account Of the sickness OF the latter. ,
Ellen Gallup spent last Sunday az u d.
Foyle's. 49,,
We are glad to see Mr.. hompson Out
again after q short confinement TO the house
Eddie Reed has been sick Tor several days
but is better at present.
Rev. Murphis commenced new years
work as pastor OF the G. p. church, last Sun
VIM. Black desires to hire hand, any one
looking for work should call and see MN.
Clark Moss was seen making his usua
trip northward Sunday evening.
Chss. Palmer is erecting new house OPP
posite his fathers, which of course looks sus'
Frank Roberts, of Ottawa, visited A. n
Porter and Harvey Turner last Sunday:
Easter services were held last sunday
evening In the NJ. f. church.
w, A Griffith was on our streets Monday
George Dearth Is erecting residence just
north OF the NJ. Z. church.
A gentleman by the name OF Frank Bull, OF
Ransom, was here the first part OF the week
looking for location to open meat market
Waffle F0yle was In Ottawa Monday.
A Mr.. Durham started singing class last
Friday evening, giving two lessons day
It will close this Friday evening with a con
cert.
Rev. Williamson was In Ottawa this week
attending the Presbytery. He will probably
get his family moved to this place within thu
next two weeks.
Frank Bangs child was buried last Tues
day, only having been sick short time. Rev
Murphls preached the sermon.
The Lady Helpers Society gave geo
graphical social at the residence OF Mrs. Nor
risOn Tuesday evening.
Our friend" Tom" says he Is much pleased
with his new residence, at the corner o.
Democratic Ave. and McGinty street.
Last Sunday morning as VIM. Black wa
throwing hay out Of the barn to his stock hi
slipped and fell several feet, breaking
couple of ribs. He is getting along nicely.
Dew DROP.
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Posts for Sale.
Mr. Henry Gureau Of Fall River tp.,
(Sec. I6), has 1000 dry posts for sale,
at $40 per hundred on the place.
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Deer Park.

Deer Park.
Changers persplred freely while cultivat.
ing oats on TUESDAY. he day proved to be a
weather breeder for the next day oyercoats
renewed their sway.
Land Is very wet in some fields.
A child Of Martin Buzzard's, Of Kaugley, Is
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LIE clerge de Rimouski.

On dit que Mgr Lang win, eve
que do Rimouskl doit probable
ment SO rpndre q Rome au sujet
des difficulties survenes entire quel-
ques-uns des membres de sou cler.
re sur des question poiitiques.
Ces difficulties sont survenues au
sujet des derniers changements &c
cl6siastiques, chang ments aux
quels, para1t il, les dernieres elec-
tions de la province n'auraient pas
6t6 6trang6res. Au nombre des
cures qui ont reeu rordre d'aban-
donner laurs anciennes cures pour
en- accepter de nouvelles Sc trou-
vent Mgr Gaay, misnlonnaire des
sauvages de Restigouche, ct le Gu
re- Van der Moortel.
On accuse ce dernir1 d'avoir fait
une campagne des plus actives
contre NJ. Flynn, pancien d6pute
de Gaspe.
Mgr Quay, quoique nomm6 pour
la cure DE- ST Matthew, demeure
au preebyters constrait Fan der
nier 3 Ristigouche.
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Un beau trait de patriotisme.

Pendant parmistice, le marquis
de Biencourt Wit 81 demeure lie
chateau d'Azay-le-Rideau - occu-
pee par le prince Frederic Char
les.
Un jour, un officer se pr6senta
q lui de la part du prince ct lui dit:
ii y lei, monsieur le marquis,
cipq voitures qui vous appartien-
nent?
Cling, en- effet.
--Eh bien! Son Altesse desire.
rait sen servir.
-Je ne prete pas mes voitures.
Sill en- 6tair ainsi, Son Altesse
Sc verrait oblig6e, son grand re.
DE me les prendre? Que Son
Altesse ne Sc gene pas, un acte de
pilIage de plus ou de moins. %.
oh! vous calomniez Son AL
tesse; on vous rendra vos voitures,
on vous les rendra.
L'oficler fit atteler les voitures,
ct les mobiles prussiens y monterent
avec une douzalne de dr0lesses
qu'lls avaient peut etre requisition-
n6es aussi.
La petite fets terminee, les VOL
lures furent rsnvoyees a leur pro-
prietaire.
LIE lendemain, lie prince Fred6.
rlc-Charles passait une revue en-
face du chateau. On Wit une grands
famine s'6lever devant la porte
principale. LIE prince voulut savoir
ce qu'6tait Get incend1e. C'6talt les
voitures du marquis. Celul ci, ne
youlant plus sen servir apres
qu'elles avalenl etc souill6es, await
ordonn6 qu'on y NIT le feu.
n est-ce pas dune Jolie bravou-
re, bien impertinente ct franeaise?
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Nos lecte ira No liront nas san

Nos lecteurs ne liront pas sans
interet des details curieux concer
naut Pameublement du nouveau
palais de Pambassade de France 3
t-P6tersbourg LIE chiffre d.
la depense s'6leve a 1850, ,000 f.,
auxquels il faut ajouter la valeur
des tapis de la Savonnerie ct des
Gobelins fournis par lEtat. En-
somme, il ny aura pas, dams lie
monde enter, de palais d'ambassa
de aussi splendidement decor6.
Que won't dire les journaux anglaie
de ce luxe d6ploy6 par la Francs d
St-P6tersbou,g, eux qui seton
naient d6ja de toutes les preveAan-
ces don't le peuple franeais aurait
fa1t preuve q roccasion du marriage
de Mile de Monrenhein, pour sc
menager la favour de la Russie?
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-Voici le nombre d'enfants qui
fr6quentent les 6coles primaries de
Paris. Une v6ritable arm5e: 215,-
600. Sur ce chiffre, un peu plus
du there, Is 600 appartiennent aux
ecoles ]ibres, tenues par des con-
gr6ganistes. Plus de cent des eco
les ouvertes dams les quarters les
plus pauvres sont secourues par un
comit6 catholique don't la caisse
s'alimente par des subscriptions.
I4s l15e liste qui Went d'etre pu
hli6e s'elAve q Ia somme de 22,774
fl. so.
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Ezemple d'amour dlial.
HIsTOIRE DE CHASSEUR.

.. .Je cheminais dams un etroi
sentier, aux ornieres profondes, Ell
pleine foret de S6nart, lorsqu'n1
grognement qui n'avait rien dan
glais sc fait entendre. Me retour
nant vivement, j'apereois q Gin
quante pas deux sangliers qui mar
chent Fun devant pautre,
LIE premier, beaucoup plus jeune
que son compagnon, semble fer de
son role de conducteur, tandis que
le second ms paraft s6rieux CONNIE
un notaire.
Je prends mon fusil ct je wise {
la tete du vieux ragot. Sill Nest
pas le meilleur au point de vue Gu
linaire, il est assur6ment le plus
pr4sentable au point de vue cyn6
g6tique.
LIE coup part, la bale sifle ct ur
long grognement des plus signif'
catif retentit aussit0t. La fumee
s'6vanouit, ct horreurl Je vols lie
marcassin fuyant toutes jambes
tandis que le yieux ragot reste i'm
mobile sur ses quatre pattes CONNIE
fgAes dams le sol.
Cette tranquillit6 dun sangliel
qui Went d'essuyer un coup de feu
cinquante pas m'etonne etranga
ment ct j'appr6hende une mystih
cation. J'approcha avec les plus
grsndes precautions, le doigt sur Ia
d6tente ct pret faire feu.
Lui, toujours, immobile ct insou.
Giant, machonne une sorte de long
cigare velu ct ne fait pas meme
attention a ma presence.
Soudain le mystere s'eclaircit
LIE ragot etait aveugle ct, nouveau
B6lisaire, se faisait conduire pal
son fills.
J'avais manqu6 la tete du vleux
mails ma bale, coupant la queue dr
petit, rompit IL lien qui unisssit le
guide a l'aveugle.
Ne Sc sentant plus attire, il GRO
yait sans doute a une halte ct at
teudalt patiemment lie signal dr
depart. Devinant quelpue chose
d'lnsolite, il croyait prudent de
conserver la plus grande lmmobili'
t6.
Je pro6tai de sa cr6dulit6 81
rexploitai, h6las! son malheur; sal
sissant le bout de la queue quill te.
matt encore entire ses dents, je le
ramenai tranquillement chez moi
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PARIS. -R6ponse de la France
au tariff Mckinley:
La commission du tariff des dou-
anes a 6lev6 de % 81 francs par
200 livres les droits sur le mouton,
ct i'm Jose un. droit do 20 francs
par 200 livres sur la viande de pore
frais, un droit de l6 francs sur le
lard sale on fum6, un droit de 5O
francs sur les pates de foie gras ct
un de 27 francs sur le boeuf sale.
La commission a aussi 6lev6 les
droits sur les vlandes en- bo1te, sur
les extra1ts de viandes ct les sou
pes en- bo1te, de 8 a Is ct 20 francs,
scion la qualit6 ct la valeur.
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On assure que le "World" de
New York, un des plus grands jour
naux des Etats-Unis, a etc vendu
samedl dernier pour 100000 de
dollars. Les nouveaux propr16tai-
res sont NM. Geo. W. Childs,
propri6taire du ''P ab]1c Ledger" OF
A. j. DrexelI, banqu1er mill1onnai
re de Thiladel yhie.
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POUR RlRE.

Boireau soucieux, passant dams
une rue qu'on Went d'ouvrir, mais
Oh il ny pas encore de maisons:
All! s'ecrie il, melancolique-
ment, VOLTA enfn une rue Oh je mai
pas de creanclers.
***
X.... consulte un de ses amis
sur le tra1tement quill doit faire
suivre ga belie-mere.
--Faut-il m'adresser q un allopa-
the ou a un homeopathic?
--Peuh!ils ne vale2t guere mieu1
les uns que les autrts; les pre-
miers tuent leurs malades ct les
autres les laissent mourir.
-Alors je prendrai un allopa-
the; la pauvre femme souffrira
mOins.
~
On demandait a un vieux soldat
son opinion sur certaines campa
gnes de Napoleon.
oh! MOI. dit il, mes id6es n'ont
jamais depass6 ma giberne, CD ar
rlere, ct ma baionnette, IN avant!
~
Petit dictionnaire.
CHEF D 'GUvRE I'm enfant qu'on
ne baptise gen6ralement qu'apras
la mort d son pere.
***
En- police correctionnelle.
Le president a un temoin:
-Qoelle est la distance entire
votro demeure ct le marchand de
wins chez lequel s'est perpetr6 lie
debit? En- combien de temps faites-
vous lie chemin?
LIE temoin, apres un instant de
silence:
-Est-ce pour y aller ou pour
en- revenir?
**.
Un nouvel abonn6 du telephone
veut. dams une cablne pablique, en-
montrer le fonctionnemant q son
ami,
ITEMS, dit il, je viens d'avertir
ma femme que nous d1nerons en-
semble ca soir. Nets Poreille q Pap
pareiI, ct tn verras qu'elle a par
faitement compris CO que je lui al
dit.
Lam ecoute ct entend'
-.Iu aurais bien pu te dispen.
ser d'inviter Get imbecilel
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-12-11

AsH1AND.--Les expeditions du
mineral ont cess6 lupdi dernier.
Dams la saison 1890 on en- a en-
voye 5l,784 chars contre 42,008 en-
1889.
I'll bateaux furent charges con-
tre 587 la saison dernlere.
L'exp6dition totale etc de T..
200 600 tonnes contre l,75O.OOO ton
nes l'ann6e prece 1ente.
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Les Indlens coutent cher aux
Etats-Unis.
Du 4 Juliet 1876 au 30 Juin
1886, bien quill y ait Gu pas de re-
volte. lis men occasionnerent pas
MONS une d6pense de $500. .339,
277 68, Dun autre cote le d6parta-
ment des Indiens d6pensa $232,
9OO,O06 soft, en- dix ans, un chlffre
rond de l milliard de dollars.
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PARIS LIE gouvernemeut ne
permettra pas importation de la
Iympha du DR. Koch en- France.
Le refus des employees de Ia doua-
ne d'admettre la lympha envoyee d
M. Pastear par le DR. Koch est ba-
s6 sur le fait que importation en-
France de remedies don't la compo-
sition nest pas connue est d6feu-
due par la loi