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LA PECHE A IFRRE-NEUVE.
COMMENT ON PREND La MORUE

Cest principalement a Saint
Malo, Granville. Diepre, ct FecanT
qu'on arme les navires destines a
faire la p6che de la morne sur les
bancs de Terre Neuve. Ces navires
partent dOrdinaire Ell temps de
car6me ct Sc rendent d'abord a nos
possessions de Saint ierre.et Mi
quelon on lis Won't s'approvisionner
de bottle. On designe sous lie nom
generique de bottle divers appats
qnl servent a prendre Ia morne !;
Car "a moiue nest tpas lie vuigaire
poisson qn'on pourrait croire. Ellie
a des gonts defeats ct il faut a
son eStOmac deS n0urrltnreS ya,i6es
scion les saisons. La premiere
p6che d'asril a JUN Sc fait avec
lie hareng. La deuxieme p6che de
JUN a Juliet, avec lie capelan La
trolsieme, de Juliet a septembre,
avec leacornet.
Outre son equindge lie navire
pecheur embar1ue CONNIE passengers
les hommes formant requipage des
gOelettes, armees a Saint Pierre.
ct Mlquelon, recrutes en- France;
les marins a IA pouche, qui wont
faire la petite p6che pour leur
compile, lie long des c6tes de Pile
aux Chiens OF de Miquelon. Puts
les commits, %jennes geus laborieux
'ayant de fambition' scion lex
preston du pays, ct qui s'expa-
TRENT atm de mieux tenter torture.
Ii won't faire la correspondence ct
teDir les livres a Ehabitation. On
appelle alnsi rensemble des bu.
reaux, magaslns ct graves apparte-
nant a chacune des ma:sons de
commerce metropolitaines etablies
aux lies Saint.P ierre.et Miquelon.
I'm gerant dirige chacune d'elles.
C'est lie quarter general on sap.
provisionnent les navires; c'est Ia
quils apportent leurs morues apres
chaque p6che, Ia qu'on la lave ct
qu'on la seche, ct de Ia que des
longs courriers remportent en-
France, aux Antilles, 4 la Reunion.
Quand les navires ont depose
lenTs passengers aux lies ct fait leur
provision de bottle, lis Sc rendent
sur 'e "Grand Banc" on Sc trouye
la plus belle morne. II V a encore
lie "Banc de Saint Pierre ct lie Ban.
quarean". Ces bancs sont dim
menses allnvions formees par des
rocs ct des acknowledgements de CO.
quilles, qu'entassent a leur point
de F%encontre des courants opposes
ie Guy stream aui Went du golfe
Mexique ct les ~courants polalres.
La grouille. la morne, 81 f9conde
qu'elie survit a la guerre ininter-
Fompne qu'on lui fait depuis des |
slecles. ct l'on dirait qu'elle a choisi =,
GO domaine, a f'exclusion des autres
pOissons, tolerant settlement dams
'on voislnage les fetans, les rates. {
es crapaNds les chats de mers. ,
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TUIBODAUx Ia 0cr 1920

Mr. +. GoUAUx, HoUMA, La.
Dear sir-Your remedies arrived this morn
ing U. X. am trying and will get a good
run on them. they have given satisfaction tn
all parties that l have soil to specially those
suffering from asthma.
Y"nrs Truly
I. IL. GRuxEBERs.
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ques. Chaque aimee, malgre les
precautions prises, I'm de ces mons.
tres abOrde un GU deux petits ma
wires, aigle fondant u des passe-
reaux! LIE steamer passe. L'eau
b%onilIonne IN instant, ct plus rien !!
LIE brick on lie trois-mats a sombr6
II nous souvient avoir entendu
raconter IN de ces drames a un
marin du Georges ct Jeanne, de la
maison Beust, de Granville, coul6
par un immense paquebot: "J'6-
tais a la barre quand j'entendis, a
qhelques brasSes, IN coup de sif1et
aigu. Je levai les yeux, j'apercus
une grande masse qu'on aurait jure
une eglise, ct comme je criais pour
donner P%alarme, il Y cut tout q coup
un craqnement enorme ct je me
sentis hale q mile pieds sous l'eau.
Je ne sails pas comment je me re
trouval SUI la mer. affale sur un
bout G'aviron. A cote de moi, il Y
await un camarade qui s'etait hisse
sur un baril. On instant apres,
nous Wines lie capitaine qui nageait
pour nous rejoindre. Ii etait tout
pale ct il greIottait.-Ah! quill
nous dit, les garcons, nous sommes
Lila vapenr a trop DEERE, il ne
revlendra pas avant deux heures.
Et il Sc laissa noyer?..."
LIE paquebot revint au bout dune
demi.heure ct sauva les deux nan,
frages.
La Champagne de p6che est ter
mlnee flu septembre, ct les navires
repreDnent lie chemin de la France
lis %arriyent en- octobre. Sou.
vent, a cette epoque de i'annee, la
mer est dure dams la Manche ct
leur misere nest pas fine. lis
rentrent an port, desempares, ex.
teuues de leurs deraieres lut,es
la mer. II en- est gui Sc per-
an moment de TOUGHER au but.
cette Clarisse, qui Sc brisa
sur les rochers de Chausey, il a Y
vlngt ans peut-6tre. I'm seul
homme echappa au naufrage, un
novice, nomme Lamort Singuliere
Au mi!ien DIES brisaDts.
tordu par DIES vagnes f~urleuses, il
accosta la greye, apres avoir mage
heures. dams une mutt pro
tonde. II etait complement nu ct
| ALA frapper a la porte dune
7leille femme qui crut voir lie diable
personne. Ellie cut une frayeur
:elle qu'elle ne voulut point Pen
.endre ct Sc sauva. Lamo-t Sc
sllssa dams ses draps ct attendit
Encore nn, sans doute, qui a do
'ropager lie dicton: "Celui.la ma
'as navigue, qui ma jamais etc au
,anc p
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ATELIER

Ayanr font le mat6riel neeessairn. nous
sommes = meme DE- xecutcr tons les auvrages
typographidues quI nous sPront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'atiaires. ent9tes de
features. tickets d'hahitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc, seront imprin rs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a des priX QuI detent toute concur
renee.
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+. Gouaux, Houma, La,
We have a steady sale for your Asthma
Hemedies. We never had "a single com.
plant. but many compliments.
R"TH 81 FLEETWOOD. Pharmacists.
Thibodaux. La.
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c%onserver Indictment, qu'on Ia
seche sur les graves de Saint.Pierre.
|. C'est alnsi que durant des mois
les hommes vivent au peril de Ia
mer, au miIieu de detritus sanguino.
Tents ct dams Podeur nauseabonde
qu'exhale l'huile des foies. LIE seul
bon moment est celui du repas, on
ron mango CONNIE au pays natal.
la soupe Gle graisse aux choux ct le
lard, ct la morue, ben entendu,
qui, fralche, est dun govt delicleux,
mellleure encore QUEEN brandade.
au gratln, on a la Hollandaise.
En- meme temps les marins boiyent
du cidre, du bon cidre evocateur
des plants feuris qui devaIent vers
Ia mer, tout la.bas, sur les cdtes de
la Manche, ct du vim ct du cafe.
CONNIE dams l'anberge enfnmee -du
port!
Alb! la penible vie! Et ce
brouillard, &c maudit brouillard oui.
deux jours sur qnatre, vous plonee
dams une sOrte de mutt blanche.
.'est ces jours-la quill faut WELLER.
car les bancs sout sur la route
.es grands vapeurs t~ransallanti
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DISSOLUTION.

Ihe co-partnership heretofore existing be.
tween A. Gossin and n. Foret, of "Lafourche
saw Mill" has been dissolved by mutual CON
sent. ARTHUR GOSSIN,
Aug -Io-5od N1CLES FORET.
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~ hIoosiiOS JULIUS fOItOo
amenees, a fendroit choisi par lie
capitaiDe, settlement amarre sur
les ancres. II gardera son mouil-
lage tant que lie fonds sera bon, a
moins qu'une temp6te ne poblige q
METRE en- cape. Par graude brlse,
il snffira de bonner de Ia fourrure.
c'est-a-dire de filler du cable.
La p6che Sc fat dams de petites
embarcations, de provenance ameri-
caine, nominees dOries. Ce sont
DIES bateauS plats qui resistent aux
codps de mer dune facon merveil-
leuse. Parfois les rafales ct les
vagues ont enlev6 les hommes, que
lie dory reste encore a fots, ayant
tenn tete a Ia bourrasque. Deux
marinS lie mOntent settlement. En-
veloppes lie cache-hez ct dc tricots,
converts du cirage classique ct
chaasseS de lourdes bottles qui leur
montent au dessus DIES genoux, lis
sen wont sonvent a plus dun mile
du navire, dams Ia direction du
vent, jeter les faults. Ce sont de
longdes lignps, de place en- place
armees d'hamecons, ct don't chaque
extremite est attachee a une bdrri-
que snrmontee dun petit drapeau.
CeSt d2ordinaire vers Quatre
heures lie fapres-dinee qu'on va
tendre ces iignes ct on les relieve
douze heures apres, au petit matin.
PerduS AT mlllen de locean. entou.
res dune bruno tellement epaisse
qnlls Sc di>tinguent a peine Fun ct
les deux hommes decrochent
lie poisson a laide du degottoir en-
bols ct, la besogne inie, Repayment
le bateau. Grayement, lis nagent
dams lie brouiIlard, parlant peu,
chantant parfois une romance du
pays. A bord, an loin, la cloche
de bruno some a tOute voice. lie
hurle plaintivement. ct lie
detODe par interyalles.
.est a peine ST tout ce yacarme
1lbre dams F~atmosphere epaisse ct
qul pese sur la mer. Aussi.
.es dories s'egarent quelquefois.
Les courants les entrainent au lar.
90 ct les nayigateurs rencontrent
les barques legeres, on deux mate
OTIS soDt 6tendus' morris de faim ct
lie frold! Ce sont de pauyres ban.
luaIS, ponr t%oujours egares! Com.
'ien de disparus ainsi ct combien
lie veuves, esperant coutre toute
'sperance, attendent tonjours lenr
mari, don't letat civil porte cette
MENTION terrible; Absent!
Grace a Dieu, les navires sont
'ombreux dams ces parages ct les
quipages des dories, s'ils mont pu
ejoindre leur bord, trouvent fire..
Iuemment fhospitalite sur d'autres
'ateaux.
Quand la morue a etc debarouee
es dories, On letaie sur le pont.
IN la compile ct, sans perdre de
amps, on reventre, pour en- separer
foie ct les rogues. Les langues
t les neres sont misses a part, car
but eu ellie Sc mango, CONNIE dams
} cochon. Ces preparatifs fats,
u la jette an saleur dams la Gale ct
nalement on la tasse. Ainsi pre-.
aree, ellie SO nomme morue verte.
faudra, pour qu'elle puisse Sc =;
observer Indictment, qu'on la
sche sur les graves de Saint Pierre. {
Cest alnsl que durant DIES mois {
8 hommes vivent au peril de Ia I
.er, au miIieu de detritus sanguino. s
hts ct dams Podeur nauseabonde ,
n'exhale phuile des foies. LIE seul I
on moment est celui du repas, on
IN mango CONNIE au pays natal, G
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NJ" AEV3NGENGNTs.
81 EsANqvF:1-'s t.ts'E.ss.

ftT' lh"'ea. A'"-fi ntotuts HE friends
no the travelling %aotri" thai he has made
acme new Arralg"atnhts wticii will enable
hila o-aii+iy ai the ~. rl g.. .r,. lin
with ti.eir ru,tnun. "
Meals furnished az .4...
BREAKFAST til III a'r.nt.s a " - ~
1t > s5sftek r II ~
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YUMA ARIZONA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1880.

and that they have been destroyed,
and that no news notes will be
issued in their place, reimburse
ment of their amount shall be made
to the treasurer, under such regula-
tions as the Secretary of the Treas
ury may prescribe, from an appro-
priation hereby created, to be
known as national bank notes re-
demption account" but the provi
sions of this act shall not apply to
the deposits received under section
3 of the act Of June 20, 1874, re-
quirlng every National bank to
keep in lawful money with the
Treasury of the United States a
sum equal to ) per cent, Of its cir
culation. to be held and used for
5he redemption Of its circulating
notes; and the balance remaining
of the deposits so covered shall, at
the close of each month be
reported on the monthly public
de5t statement as debt of the Uni
ted States bearing no interest.
Sec. Z. That this act shall take
effect thirty days from and after
its passage.
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and telegraph had not yet added their
powers to the forces of civilization
This year, 1889, is no more like 1889
than the hand-loom is like the cotton
factory. Better fifty years of Europe
than a cycle of Cathay." Better one
year of the life that is lived under the
new conditions than any number of
years of the hard existence that was
drudged out under the old conditions.
1t is only the hopeless pessimistic
soul, the constitutional and incurable
grumbler, that does not recognize the
blessings that have come with the
march of invention. For all those, let
it be borne in mind, we are indebted to
the system that has fostered invention
and secured to inventors the right to
enjoy the products Of their own brains
and hands. Inventive Age.
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New Silver Law.

Following is full and true copy
Of the new law governing the
purchase, etc, of silver:
Be it enacted, etc, That the
Secretary of the Treasury is hereby
directed to purchase from time to
time silver bullion to the aggregate
amount of 100000 ounces, or 50
much thereof as may be offered, in
each month, at the market price
thereof, not exceeding 81 for 371.25
grains Of pure silver, and to issue
in payment for such purchases OF
silver bullion treasury notes Of the
United States, to be prepared by
the secretary Of the treasury, in
such form AID of such denomina-
ton, not less than ST nor more
than 81 900 as he may prescribe,
and sum sufficient to carry into
effect the provisions of this act is
hereby appropriated out of any
money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated.
Sec. .. That the treasury notes,
| in accordance with the provisions
Of this act, shall be redeemable on
demand in coin at the treasury Of
the United States, or at the o.Iice
Of any assistant treasurer of the
United States, and when 50 re-
deemed may be re-issued; but no
greater or less amount Of such
notes shall be outstanding at any
time than the cost of the silver
bullion, and the standard silver
dollars coined therefrom then held
in the treasury purchased by such
notes, and such treasury notes
shall be a legal tender in payment
Of all debts, public and private, ex
oept where otherwise expressly
stipulated in the contract, ana shall
be receivable for customs, taxas
and all public dues, and when so
received may be re-issued, and such
notes wh~r hnll nv any national
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LULU AND LITTLE BEE.
"Lulu played two summers,
L tile Bee, ONE

"Lulu played two summers,
L tile Bee, one
Such the tender legend
That was traced upon stone
In a BRAN Dle- braided corner
OF a graveyard, gray and lone,
Near the old home of my childhood,
In the daring days a-gone-
"Lulu played two summers.
Little Bee, one"
Twas but a boyish stroller
OF the fields when first I reao
The quaint and fearful record
On that tablet to the dead;
have passed the chiseled marbles
Stretching skywacd to the sun,
To muse upon the meaning
or the mystic lines that run:
Lulu played two summers,
Little Bee, one
did not understand It then,
But now tbs all so clear.
God knows my foolish fancy needs
No cold interpreter;
o, poet-motherl never bard
That ever breathed has spun
A strain Of sweeter pathos
Than your poor heart has done
Lulu played two summers,
Little Bee, one."
James Newton Matthews, IN Chicago New
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America, rather from the Unite
States, whenever the transfer could
be made without greater expense
There is no indication of any re
markable increase in the produc
ton of silver, although operation
have been stimulated by the recen
advance. The purchases by th'
Government will afford one more
relief, when the Treasury depart
ment is in position to put out
smaller certificates. The scarcit
of currency makes it decidedly pre-
ferable to the seller to receive noted
Of the smaller denomination.
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HARRY GOT 1T.
An Episode That Brought Tears of Joy to


An Episode That Brought Tears of JOY to
Many Eyes.
Among the passengers on Western
train the other day was a woman very
much overdressed accompanied by a
bright-looking nurse-girl and a self
willed, tyrannical boy of about three
years.
The boy aroused the Indignation OF
the passengers by his continual shrieks
and kicks and sc cams and his vicious
ness toward his patient nurse He tore
her bonnet, scratched her hands, and
finally spat in her face without word
of remonstrance from the mother.
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ammo EsOHafnS, 1919.
The Silver Movement.

The Val Street No,os says.
there appears to be a temporary
halt in the movement of silver, but
it does not seem in any way more
important than the decline in
stocks on account Of tight money.
The speculative holdings in silver
are undoubtedly increasing, bu
the stringency of money militat
against any speculation in thj
department, as it does against t.
buying stocks. The advance, hos
ever. is well sustained, and it
probable that as sOon as the monc
market ceases to GO up, silver W
once more advance. That the IL
provement is permanent is az
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Of February 28, 1873, entitled can
act to authorized the coinage of the
standard silver dollar, and restore
its legal tender character" as re-
quires the monty purchase and
coinage Of the same into silver dol
lars of not less than $2,Q00,000 nor
more than 100000 worth Of sill
yer bullion, is hereby repealed.
Sec. 6. That upon the passage Of
this act the balances standing with
the Treasurer of The United States
to the respective credit Of National
Banks for deposits made to redeem
the circulating notes Of such banks,
and all deposits thereafter received
for like purpose, shall be covered
into the Treasury as a miscellan-
eous receipt, and the Treasurer Of
the United States shall redeem
from the general cash in the treas,
ury the circulating notes Of said
banks which may come into his
possession ubject to redemption
and upon The certificate ofthe Con
5r9ler o. ne Currency that such
res=z have been received oy hin
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pressed at the management of
General Beauregard and Early,
who, as superintendent of the draw
ings, have maintained the higl
standard to which The Lousiana
State Lottery Company has Away
lived up.-Mcmphis (Tenn) Ledge
August 81
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-Maude-''A ''Algernon, you know
year ago I told you [ would not marry
you until you had saved $4,000" AL
gernon-''Yes, but" Maude-"And
six months ago l tod you | thought
we could get along on $1,000" AL
gernon-s'But still" Maude-''Well.
how much have you by this timeP'
Algernon-"E Exactly $50. So" Maude
Don't you think that-that--thati is
near enough? ?"-Time
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A womaa's character is like pos
tage stamp one black mark ruin
it. A mans Tx treasury note
no matter how many stains, it sti
passes at par. A mans cheek is
passp ort. a woman's modesty .
her away-for all that she < lie.
and shoulders above the rude p Il
of the human family.-0ptic.
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PATENTS AND PROGRESS.
Marvellous Changes Wrought by Invent
Ors in Half a Century.

Marvellous Changes Wrought by Invent
Ors in Half Century.
One need not be very old to have a
distinct recollection Of his daily life,
it's conditions and environments, fifty
yea s ago, when the patent system of
the United States was in its early in
fancy. Then the country was almost
entirely agricultural, for our grand
career in manufactures and the indus
trial arts was just beginning. 1t Writ
ually began with the patent system
the creation of the patent office--and
it has actually kept pace with the de-
velopment of the system, SO that this
magnificent progress stands as the in
disputable results Of the system. In
other words, we owe our splendid
achievements in manufactures and the
arts to the stimulus that the patent
laws have given to invention.
Fifty years ago most of the people
of the United States were clothed from
the products of the domestic spinning
wheel and hand loom. The itinerant
shoemaker went from house to house,
setting up his bench and plying his
vocation in the farmers kitchens.
There were no planing-mills; no shops
for the manufacture of doors, sashes
or blinds. All the work of the builder,
including carpenters and joiners'
work, was done by hand. The car
penter, if good one, got one dollar a
day. Coal was consumed but by few
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Inc nurse caught his hand and said,
coaxingly:
Harry mustn't touch. Bug will
bite Harry
Harry screamed savagely and began
to kick and pound the nurse.
The mother without opening her
eyes or lifting her head cried out
sharply:
"Why do yol tease that child so,
MaryP Let him have what he wants
at once.
''But, ma am, it's a"
LET him have it, [ say.
Thus encouraged Harry cIutched at
the wasp and caught it. The scream
that followed brought tears of joy to
the passengerss' eyes.
The mother awoke again.
'.Mary," she cried, ''let him have
it!''
Mary turned in ner seat and said,
confus edly:
Hes got it, ma ami Boston Jour
nal
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1890-10-04
q EOrcg01e Conclusion.

1t has caused 10 little surprise
tina; there should be some doubt
existing with regard to the exact
date when the present charter of
The louisiana State Lottery Com
pany expires. This is plainly
expressed in The charter Of the
company which being public
document, is on file and readily
accessible. Even the present char
ter does not terminate until 1895.
Moreover, an amendment has been
ordered BY the Legislature of the
State to be submitted to the peo
Pile, by which the charter of the
company will be extended up to
the year 1919. Charters are