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a sympathisine Emp,oye.

Mrs. De Fadd (who can not stand the
odor Of turpentinc)- i would have sent
for you to have done this cleaning last
week, but We have been having the out
side Of our house painted and IL made
US all sick.
Mrs McSadd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OF don't wonder. Thin colors is enough
to make any n sick.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

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go 20 California yA s,s tAssash Ices -
the Buriins Lsa A3as~. frsm Csae&so o. ~
Loass ~ pcHsrr. And theasa ever t.3 n~
broad SaAs-. through car tsnes az tho Ire
ycr a klot.sanacc S cetcrstn NsdlAaa Nal
Ways. Wa l<sels slis. s.k~.~us-f rPrsnxs ssi
~s., i.Ax~-teruesh iatrs~s.as cite. srj
unsurpassed scenery. psalsS Cars sil shs
WAY
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faraasss isensei ~ 10 80
thrr~a~ae< MA poasse - asstoy !
ssfsToi srosss 80 % - ,hsss(essS
OF wr.a sA - rteessmys~ts1sA~
con.s p-ssses1y GasA 49, hAd - AA 10
sc1ss;haEg IL prvsent ~ sAstsx ss
narry - >zy sNAs nsrrs &~rsAs&f.ss szs
entirely rriteyes. Hse NJ srg-fsss 10 sxsS
aud fcr the art tine In . iees - als enf,
my aiAEers-As e tGsvrs, icssays.ss
NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Tuo-n Of yea who arc WEAR sna hcavr
adcnoi with iCsBsss sEd carr. ssssghs~t
Down with Inc lBHfsniti-s hat wrss; tfse
human system. can rud s~s e~s shsss s~9
cssary e. r-s'nre you D. nfastt ese1 AT
heaith. IA Ssermans ISssiy Ash Ritter.
!, i~nsisvsa~s aai sfsrssftscus ~ a~tais
iStsa erxans, ad d .a-~aaoa. ass asss.2s the
clouds arising from . diseased a4rer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

YorK attention Is called a. The sod sdvsr
tisenicnt 81 IL Bucktse. Rockford. Ill II
ycu intend Ia purchase sc~ds. pissts. &c
this 10 = h~rstciass. reliable house. HIS
bsautaful illustrated catalogue viii b.
mailed free upon application 10 a.. reader.
u this pa;rr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

A large. handsome Map - -. ras,ca
States, nountsd and suitable fsr oance ~
home use, IL issued b. The harangtcn
rooteL Copies Will b. stvca frrs wasa u
can be lone without cxp-use for trsasuss
sson: or they will BE- nsallcf 10 aay address
on reocip, Of six cents in postage by z 4
Eustia, Gent fsss- Agent, c r. 40 X H.
Chicago, Ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

You can obtain a peck Of beat quality
pa, ing cards b. sendin. fifteen oents IL
postage 10 +. b Eustis, Gen Pass Ag't &
b. & Q X X, Chicago, IL
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

lsee<yv s~ass in this lasi ku~W TEE be-
s~sf ts~ actual aaslts II fssb8ss' sisrsrss
SOAP. ~ alssr ws>asaS sg~y ses4i In $3.50
Millions g. use ia, bat other Htilsons have
never tried H. Have so@' Asa yesr sfosss
for ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

As EXTENDED PoruLaNrr. BEowSs
BRONCHIAL THocnEs have for many years
been Tia. mos, popular articl. Ia Use for re
lieyiux Coughs and Throa, troublca.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Iarss ar tss 60 feop.s 10 this wesA
seo wear ais AID 10 veis 60 1a unA
. carefully cSsered gsra >es ~ sscselcss
And sstcs gndes arasA Atchnes SsA<AA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

woRx medicine The very m puts .
bod taste in u chihis mouth. unless her
mother has been kind and given her br
Buli's Worm D~cstrpyer> These little can
dies taste good.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

LtrraAsy Rsl 10 no., - . rass hsvs q
e for business, aaa 80. psraioslca! - "a
"a, .~-m. they do se' sss sass>a rsssse
si.se Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

~ weaaen arc - sac~t 40 th~s sseshi taAs
10 have 'he mea tssssk The an, chr 10 81
that tseS hate each q E-en faadns~ Zoe
confecIencfy' - tsersiilr Journal
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
RHIKELAND POTTHR2


csaaeisseus joss-sad nasy Who
Asve no pscteasion 20 thss title ase r.
0illas. says the English ILLUSTRATED
Magazine. with-she quaint drinking
mugs and other vessels which are kn0wn
- Ores de FaudreA. Sco0en have said
that the peculiar stoueware in question
hAe been % named because IL was never
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
'1aying Cards.

TEE man who decent think his baby 10
the prize baby kssn't 60, any baby hing
hsGnton Leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Tnr color line. - sppil~i 20 tie sugar
Prpb!en. 10 . matter Of refinement -Hssot
,nsoa Scvs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

" YOU are tired taking the large old fash
Toned gripping pills, try Carriers Little Liver
Pills and lake soDe comfort 4 man can
stand every thing One pill = dos. Try them
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

TIE best cough medicine II ftso's Cure
Tor Consumption. Sold every wherc sc
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

You devote . great deal O! yoar tine 20
pei~esirinnisn." ''Ycs, 10 10 my sole diver
sion w a~sn.ngton Post
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

BALCONIES. d~issincss. Ias~rs hcsisehs,
arr r.l.-y--i - small .osrs ~ Carter . LII
"a. LAYER PILLS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Fissr ctAss ~s~ruSstbes - Hasd~aSs 90:
uus.oska -Boston Transcript
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Yes. take ycus tina Tor II 10 bseses iAaa
sAas n<v<r, asd II yea VII sos - cars ~
tha proper ransdy - fvsense ycsr ssaAA
watt unoi your doctor says ~ CO., hse
and thea py H. Doctoss EAse mistake
quite oftra ed Doctor syDpeous sasssad cf
dissAseA 4 psaseoi coopissas 81 Hyss<xs
cos scees aed yasssA, s-issrsrsseess. gsasmy
fpresut.sg>, nersoss dssaus~sude. sc he
10 given . liHimeas for ats srscA. . sarec1te
ios his s~s~<pse~aaesa. ~hssty - maze kio
cheerful, AID urx rcraira cf osAee fotsna -
qnies hss eerves Verify, tA~ tass cucatssos
Of thai man 10 ~crse tssa he ersa How
many fail irsc The Wkisky OF cfasn bab;
and remain Confirmed iasastls usus Dol
bri age relsef You dat ae~t SAGA s.sR
You nesd M a.icr alive Yea rcxu . reass1
taat VIII taceciy assssi nature IN regalnlk-g
ace equilibrium Nsa psed rc<z~ds naA
VIII assist and strengthen tie nAsaral fnHc
Goss q the BODY. 700 as~si . grn~iy tAs;
VIII assss, TIC difc>tsea and sssiutiaslca Of
food yea Col. . nrassdy that IL easy asd kisS
10 "a. s'osaarh, kidneys aad liver, Sarh .
remedy 10 ur. Bale S~arsapAraiia Try II
and yca Viii ih~n So; WEI "a spite - dC~tsrp
and trcsitc~ns
~
LApy rYises ~ Tie cad Ct . irsseY - n
friend: Nor, I must soaciatc. fer uy
fest are 80 cold ih&; ! can hAr6:y bold M
pen4"-P!ck Nc Up
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

EXPLOSION. Of Coughing are stopped By
Halc's Honey Of Horebound aud Tar.
Pixies Tcoihachc Drops Cure In one minute
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

" YOU wish 10 have your portrait iskcr:
on ivory, face al enrasod elephant Tens
SlfiingS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

We suppose . woman taay be said 10 be
fur-tisc In her way when she trses 20 pass
ca p!ash Scr scalakia-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

wos>swecss sups ~ rss~ss IL s~Nsssiss
che .oes rrA.4se. shsa cry aUl~ss NJ. s0s
20 Far -nnsscn Hcraa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Nrseas A Z sH~s
aprs~sfxf. W s.~~<s~TaS snsts 81
SAAIsraerxr~ss fats saei Ne an tveTssrs
la. I rave - " q A1&ry>rs e s<he aA~~.
. Gag ~s.Asaas< es~se1 sActs ~ f~<vr 40
hsd srts~i ewes sshsex aew -ifsszi sas
;-.mAnsss r~A Ia y lA~s &@ aAss
sf~r ..Ainx ruxr Asst.lose 10 sss sszHS
n.a well ana has esse sAs~zxa Inc e@2Fs
s0saa - ltacss ssy rrsaee Rs<Sss ~ hare
sRerssasy dssssHtAeA assts<st~ksssfr z@
lie sys,rsa. Year, trail.
v. A Asesxsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

lP counting match Is not declared OF Il
mus; end in . tic-S. u. Picayune
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

ONE ENJOYS
nreA tAs neshr<l assl s~sa's vAsa
SyrrpdFsSss shrs:h b fssssEs
and rft1sAapxs IN thet&sse. sadsets
r~esiyyesF~easrs'y 90 he Ksss~v.
Liver AID Be~ss. es<an~s ~ So
ezn etsxsaaily. dssy~ls e@A Aess-
seAss azsd Evsss s.zissrss kshssaj
ccesa.sssoa srrsp e fSs b sAs
only sr@~iy ef iss HAL sv.s rr
dnr~A. Psrsi-sss tAe tasas ss&s~
cscahss % che aa~&sA. re~rs ID
In arIza e-l tssly k~4r6lhts
A~ easv Aessksn~e
ha:,Ay asA srr<s~As ssl~aAs~r&
is many sse~llsns guslsss~s cs@-
mel 10 b eli azsd ks~s ssSds =
~ mr~HYahe rss~dy kn~so
~ Sc as b. ~
snd % 6rs,ies hy aIi k~iias ars<-
gs.ta Ar r~lahh dEunsss vAs
NAY pct hare IL co hasi wsn 30.
cure u pressrsiy Ar asy e1s vAs
vilAss ~ Try 4 De Sos ssrsqe
any ~ah-sisuss
MAFuRNM ~ SyJeUp ca
sss saAscxses esI
tc<S1Blsf. ~ - 80
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II children have pets they are i~Ns liable
10 become pct,ish Pittsburgh Dispatch
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

- UAss - - a~1sasa1
HesAy-h evesy wurd = Oh dkressar
~, =?
hsckl<y-l 9ues ~ Every issG,s
vhile . new wcrd euoea iasp ~ hor
G1AGe.
nohAv-whasseA - isessa v~A ~
reektey-Yo0 OoeAer wfn teu yus.
ny ~ ~ always hAs ~ isss ~urd
-Numeys Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

First Sportsman What did yoa do
with hat setter pup Of yours. Tom-sae
. you were going 70 train?
Second Sportsman-Oh. BE got sntsed
. lissle too heavily. He GOT upon the
railroad uaok jsst - Tie expeess came
by.-Nunsey's Weekly.
1saon Wseeks6.
Blobson-I don't Sc how Jabbes eos
N Invitation % this party. He'sang-
ular tyaiD wrecker.
Snapper-Traia vrsckcr. Why isnt
he In Jail?
koasos-As can aos. dAacs eth .
lady three Dinsses vishous ss.upiaea "a
over her dreA-HostD Head >
Absss ~ s.oe Wane
Hs-Se~. ny darling. Sss kssv -.
strong - ny love for yos- 10 so ~
you vth b Q siser - "a
sheXA Geoexe. Z sin ses ny -
Yos-
n-ncs POD uiu-
She-Yos nsy - . tsudAse - -
Geosx4-Bossoo BaeaA
NJ ~ 80
xis 0sse.ss-Whss pezssesly LIVELY
Osf,sshs-Yz ~-e-s1slan
Go - 1lnt1ueso ANreislB c.,
. ebeskel
S
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

Ranho-Less - - - 0eAsr 80 At
he street.
POopDos-nh = anrA pse.Asnsss.
Raabo-l know. but tAey ars hoess-
IND . safe @ sAs other sS3- t<sb
ualk undrr il-WcsaS Acer. =
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

M sssseseA assAesxzs ~ Srssss
49, ss1a d b. sAe REST cf ~ srss~n. rs
'~-nty swo.O So
v~rx go Tesca ulsA uss<se<<sa rzae
4sasers "a sapu hwSsSs 81 Fas sss n
,A~ sAss- ef pas~. s~s ks~sa rsss@ssaa9
DE es<un~sss - sM~ Asre ssss s~Ss .
-yrsx % sse ssu ssrse sssrard ns
s.cxspk. Ne Ap~~ss p-xfsn th~%r fss~
tees rrxsArsy ssd iA~ lvsr s1sss Aks
skngso - - geuo
sssa1 sk2A rxafSevA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

wu-1;Si Yea - 90 1890
s1ve - - Wwss ~Ne8 snsk8
sSeoQ go esse 80 tassA sssU q
~00s6y
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~ csss.Cs.rse0se 1890
]. Csssu = O. .~ SssnA.
We. - ~usk3seSsfsea hwse o1sve ~
CRoer ts< ehesase1sNsuyv 09h9sSe
hin RstsrQ1 heo<ssoee = - eseeosM
srnnanrsssea - a~na<taz2y. = - en1rl
cse ssy ~eAsiems5roa DNeaRu III
WseArrsax.w he&ss0O@~
prueI3sen. TssSdN GA
Haze CaxafrA CNr~ - hbSo imssvnoky.
srfiss dissrssy - 80 essda~dazreuaSf
fsrus 81 10 syssea fe~6n~sazsss 49,
- hpsxeL &sa ky &c r~svGBssaA
Lrsne Hes--fsrA ~ sne<sS ~ -
0toe 90 SesS - G<<nR - esa@~NN WAaA -
- rceSsrS 90 euAcsf Iscs-Sa s~aAp
- 60 S<fr
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would nave gone on to victory. He
gathers his troops around him and saws:
Now let us 60 up and capture the city
Of Al; let us go mp right away"
They march on. He puts the majority
OF the troops behind . ledge Of rocks In
the night, and then he sends compara-
lively small regiments mp in front Of the
city. The men of Al come out with a
shout. The small regiments of Israel
ties in stratagem fall back and fall
hack. and when all the men OF Al haze
left the city and M in pursuit of these
scattered or seemingly scatteped regi-
ments. Joshua stands on . rock.
The men rush out from behind the
rocks and take the city and it Is put to
the torch, and then these Israelites in
the city march down and the flying reg
iments of Ikaelites return. and BE-
tween the two waves Of Isr1elitish
prowess the men Of Al are destroyed
and the Israelites gain the victory.
But this Is no place for the host Of
Joshua to stop. Forward, mareh:-
cries Joshua to the troqp& THERE'S the
city Of Gideon. It has put itself under
the protection Of Joshua. They send
word. There arc i've Kings after M;
they are going todestroy us; sendtzuops
quick: send ~ helprightsway." Joshns
has . three days msxcA moee than
double quick. On the 1norning Of tie
third day he il beforetheenemy. There
are two long lines Of battle Tia ba1-
tie opens with great slsnghtery6nt-t6e
soon discover something.
They say: THAT Is Joshaa: that i tie
man who conquered tho spring freshet
md knocked down tho stone wall and
destroyed the city Of Al There
b no use Aghting.. And they
sound . retreat and - they b.
Rin 10 retreat, Josh.a and his hest
upon them iike . panther. pur>
Uning them over the roeAn. nd . theel
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

nus Ir1en0S arOuno MS dying couch, and
he tells them the story Of what he has
been through, and Is he Hes there, his
white locks showing down on his
wrinkled forehead, I wouderi Il God has
kept his promise all the way through.
As he lies there he tells the story one,
two or three times-you have heard old
people tell . story two or three times
overland he answers: 81 70
the way Of all the earth. and
not one word Of the promise has
failed, not y word thereof has failed;
all has come to pass, not one word
thereof has failed" And then he turns
to his family. as . dying parent viii.
and says: Choose now whom Won vim
serve, the God Of Israel, O. The God az
the Amorite& Asfor M and nv house.
we win serve the Lord" A dying Pc
rent can not be reckless OF thoughEess
in regard to his childreA. Consent to
part with them forever ut the door of
the tomb we cGn not By The cradle in
which their infancy was rocked, b. the
bosom on which they first lay, by Tie
blood Of the covenant. By the God Of
Joshua. & shau not be. We viii not
part We can not part Jehovah JireA.
We take The 1t Thy promise. 81 win
Be . God to thee and Thy SD after
thee
Dad, Tie old cAiefnin nust be laid
out Handle him very eently; tAas
sacSef body = over ne years q age.
Lay hin out stretch out thse feet that
waived dry sAod ~ pared Jordan.
~ A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-02

NJ. osse.s.-sA.s pe.ssessy e,.sy
The Irish standard., 1891-04-25
Politics Mot In It.

The excitement accident to the meet
ing Of national congress at Washlug ton
and the various state legislatures is al
ways source OF capital for the city pa
pers, and Of course their deliberations
are more or less of personal and general
interest. There are. however. many
matters taking UP the time Of those
bodies through local srrifes which. while
they are amusing, are as we'll disgrace
full. The affairs Of large corporations
are not allowed to assume such an at.
mosphert Of excitement; everything
must work in q quiet. methOdical way.
TAX the railways, for example--eyery
train must run On a fixed schedule, and
every man in his place az all times. The
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway
TRAINS running from St. Paul and Min
neapolis to Waterfowl, s. d.. through
central minnesota and Iowa ar3 man
a .ed to meet the wants and require
ments of the trave Ing public. ASK anv
of it's agents for maps, rates and par
ticulars. or address Z. M. Pratt, Gen.
eral Ticket and Pass. Agent, Mlnneap~
oils, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1891-04-25
The New orleans Mafa.

Interest in the New Orleans excite
meut is as brisk as it was when Chief
Hennessy was murdered by the Malta,
and when the Camorrists were sum
marily Il pched Nv the maddened Louisi
anians. There is no doubt that the
members of the Malta, whose motto,
doctrine and watchword is 'Vendetta!'
contemplate vengeance, and 1t does not
require very vivid stretch OF the i'm
agination to assume that some of those
who were concerned in the lvnching
will die by the thrust Of Tuscan sti-
lettO. However. in the peaceful North
west. where the Malta wreaks no venge
ance, it is of more interest to know that
the Saint Paul & Duluth Railroad, with
it's admirable road and equipment, is
the short line between the two sets OF
Twin Cities. st. Pdui, Minneapolis,
Duluth and West Superior. Close con
nectiOns ALWAYS. reformation cheer
fully furnished by Geo. w. Bull, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, OF Geo. G Gill
tillan, Asst. G.. Z. A., St. Paul, MINI
The Irish standard., 1891-04-25
found it expedient to cease Operations
for the present. The result is that over
200 men are thrown idle.
He Was Ali Rlght-

During the recent trial of case in
st. Paul, before Judge Cornish, wit
ness, who had more liquor aboard than
was good for him, finally rose to a point
of order, and demanded the attention
of the court, "Shay. Judge. I'd like to
know when the next train leaves on the
Saint Paul & Duluth road, if it's fair
question" The court looked straight
over the offenders head and said ston-
ilv to the bailiff, "Attend to that .pan
sheriff " He was promptly attended
to, and paid the usual fine i'll the police
court next morning. The little incl
dent served to illustrate, however that
even man in his hilarious condition
knew and remembered that the Saint
Paul & Duluth Ral|rOad-the Duluth
Short Line--was the best road to take.
Everyone knows it. because it's fine ser
vice. excellent equipment, smooth road.
bed, fast trains, convenient schedules
and close connections have made it pop
ular. For circulars, etc. apply to Geo
W. Bull. General Passenger Agent, OF
Geo. G.. Gilfillan, asst. G. 2. A., St
Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1891-04-25
A Peculiar Lawsuit.

Cardinal Manning is in court in an
swer TO ali order granted by Justice Ike
kewitch to I4awrence Joseph Petre.
The latter requires the Cardinal and
Mrs. Fererrs, the plaintiffs sister, to de-
liver to the plaintiff a glass Gaze of rel
les and an al ar stone taken from the
private chapel OF the CeDtiold lIall es~
tate at Margaret'ing The plaintiff Is a
life tenant OF the estate. In 1888 he
leased to his brother-ia-law FerIers. AT
that time the relics were in a cavity in
the altar The lease terminated last
year, and the plaintiff found the relics
had be: n removed by his SISTER, who
claimed them as the personal property
of her late brother. She gave them to
Cardinal Manning, who asserts in an
affidavit that they belong to the Roman
Catholic Church according to it's law.
The Justice accepted the undertaking
of the Cardinal not to part with the rel
les pending the trial.
The Irish standard., 1891-04-25
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Be it known. that on the 25th day of oeptem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and eighty
eight, Martha Spear and jeremiah Spear. her
husband, made, executed and delivered unto
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank Of
minneapolis, their certain mortgaR.: That
said m9rtgage vas duly recorded IN II. the office
of Hennepin. State Of Minnesota, On the 29th
day of September, 4. D. 1888 at S1a o'clock in
the afternoon. in book 1853 of mortgages, on
page sos; That said mortgage conveyed the
hereinafter described premises to secure the
payu ent Of fifty three hundred Is, 300 .0U dol
lars, three years from it's date, and the interest
annum, payable semi annually: That default
has been made in the payment Of interest on
said principal sum. wherefore. as authoriz "a
by tue conditions OF said mo!rtgage' the mort
hereby declare the whole su N secured by said
mortgage. together with The interest thereon
accrued, due and payable immediately, That
gage debt the sum of fifty nine hundred and
ten (S59lO COY dollars: being said princip pal sum
and six hundred and ten 100000 dollars &C
has been instituted to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof: That
said mortgaged premises are Situate in henne-
pin county. Minnesota. and arc described as
follows Wis TIE east one-half of lot ten (l0) in
block two ~ in George GalDin's addition to
Minneapolis according to the. plat thereof as
fled and Of record d in the keg'stet OF Deeds
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given. that
by reason of said default in the conditions of
said mortgage. and by virtue of the power OF
sale Therein contained, said mortgage will be
foreclosed bv sale Of said described mort
gagged premises which sale will be made by the
sheriff of said Henneptn County, at the front
door OF the urt House. in the city OF Mime
apoiis in said County and State, on the eigh-
teenth day OF May A. D. 1891 at twelve O'Clock
noon. of that dav, at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for sh, to pay said debt and
interest, and one hundred dollars. attorneys
fees as stipulated in and by said Mortgage in
case of foreclosure. and the disbursements
allowed by law; subject to redemption as pro-
vided by law
Dated Minneapolis March 9th 4: D. 1891.
THE FARMERS AND N EChANlCo' Saw
[NGS BANK, OF MINNEAPOLIS.
EDW RID NJ JOHNSON, Mortgage.
Attorney for MOrtgagee.
The Irish standard., 1891-04-25

the empire to be penned up in prisons,
where they had to endure untold suffer
ings. The japanese Embassy which
visited the principal courts of Europe
in 1873, were not slow to per
ceive by the GOODNESS with which they
we're everywhere received. that the per
secutions of the Christians at home was
a deplorable political b'under. They so
advised the Emperor. An order was
issued at once to liberate all Christian
prisoners VINO still survived and to per-
NIT them to return to their ruined
homesteads.
Nothing can give you an adequate
idea Of this brave people. Their salu-
tation on meetitg each other is
"Praised be Jesus Christ, Amen.' Al
every hour Of the day people are to bt
found PRAYING In their chapel, On
Sundays the resident missionary cele
brates two masses, one for men and one
for women. Never before did SCI
such fervent piety.
Coming to Okayama | found thu
same religious fersor. This is this na
tive place Of st. James KiZ lemon, wht
was put to death in 1897. There ar
about one thousand Christians here
Complete religious libarty is now thu
order of The day in Japan. Tie mis-
sionar,es are perfectly free to preach
the Gospel IN every part of the empire
| The Catholic population Of Japan i
about q, ZOO.