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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22
F.rst Published Junuury IS, Is53.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

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IN the district COURT within sud Tor the couu-
The Kansas Fret Mortgage Co piulutin,
william III DuEbonr Rachael r Dawson. de-
PENDANTS
William n DaEHou and Rachael r Dawson
Mi take aut1Ce chat nc said pluintiu has
MED its Hilton ia said district court, within
ana FOR the county OF Edwards iu tho state
son ana haeEz4ul + Dawson defendants ana
that tho SAID defendants must answer sat-
P19 uGu uled as Aforesaid. on or before the
=nLn Gay OF February lsAEs or said petition
VIII De TAKEN as true and a Judgment rem
9ered In said action against said defendants,
Wiiliam II Dawson ana Ruchaei , Dawson
Eor sac sum OF riEhty-One Dollars. with inter
hunum from tao list day OF January. lsgZ;
aud costs OF Gults and further Judgment
against said defendants for this IGreclusuro
9L e certain mortgage upon the following
described real estate. Lo-Eslgs
me north half, g, OF the uGrtA half, p. OF
section twenty-five p township Twenty-Five.
- south range sixteen. "a. west OK Che -
M, lying and situated in tHe county OF Ed-
wares lu the state Of Kansas. and adfudE!uE
that said plaintiff has the second lien on said
premises 70 the amount Tor which Iud FmoHt
VIII De taken as aGr1eEllus ana ordering said
premises TO De sold without nppraIsemrut,
ana the proceeds applied 10 the payment Of
the amount due plaintiff and chEts or suit
and forever airing and forsClusi uE saiu
datendautgt and each OF them, or and from
all right, title, estate, interest. property and
swiEu-t 8 Crawford
leEALI Attorneys FOR Plaintiff,
Attgsts A. j. Hupp, CLERK
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22


TIE Wichita Z. syis, aud other south
western papers, are protesting that
tLs people of the southwestern
counties, III .sshieh the recent troubles
have been. are as law abiding rs any
people Of the stats. There is no doubt
that The great majority of the people
81 those Counties are honest and law
Shidiug AID ii is an outrage tbab that
section has been brought into dis. E.
puts 10y such fellows as Botkin and
brennan baellel 10y the governor Of
the state. Had 6t man been
appointed judge instead of BotlSin
tlisse Troubles wouiU not lave occurred.
Had ihe governor acted with good
sense tie militia watid not have been
sent down Il ere at the call Of the chief
offender. the trouble would have died
down quickly and the outside world
v'on1d seup-ely have heard of It.
Southwest Kansas may thank Hum
pllEey f1F advertising tire pcople OF
that sCctism sS 'vil.Iaters uf the law
who have 10 L. 4ltilEs ia order by the
resi- Of tine st.yss- f-eGFelslroYfh h 18.i
TFisies.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

TIE notorious Judge Botkin is
stirring up lad blood in the Stevens
county middle and urging tine govern
or to call out the troops. When a
man is by public sentiment and good
evidence convicted Of nearly all the
crimes known TO Kansas courts, rs
BOtkin has been, it looks as If the
governor would investigate before
ordering ont troops at such II Grimm
ais request. What an awful load of
guilt rests on the shoulders of our
republican senate for refusing to CON
Wet this drunken Periurer, briber,
thief, traitor republican-Judge Bot
kin-when they had all the evidence
OF his guilt laid before them.-Arkan-
sas City Dispatch.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

IT LOOKED -uGodt' Two weeks ago as if
the eastern influence would be suhic-
lent tu prevent the democrats taking
SAY decisive action ON the silver
question this congress, but the storm
OF protest that came hOm the south
and west against such "a course, has
s.iffened the backbone of the free
coinage democrats, and there is ROW
no doubt that the lower house will
rass Il bill for the free coinage Of
silver. The house committee Oh
coinage, etc, met the other day and
by a decisive vote determined upon a
report N favor Of the passage of a
free eoiIuge bill.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22


lzOn.- A. K. Greene, IN a history of
the state railroad commission; makes
the following statement of how IaiI-
road charges began ia Kansas, and
which will give some idea of the attI-
tude from which they have fallen. 1t
AS never commended that the service
~ As performed at as low u rate as
practicable to cover cost and a reason
able profit, but every commodity was
taxed for all 1t would bear-nOt what
It would bear and leave a reasonable
pront &c the producer and still he with
IN the reach of the consumer: rather
the highest tolls that could be got out
OF the article without running the haz-
ara Of losing the freight altogether.
II Is only few years since it cost more
20 transport a barrel OF sugar from the
Missouri to The interior OF Kansas than
~ now costs TO carry IL from San Fran
cisco 20 that rlveT. And it is a still
shorter period since 1t cost more 10
snip gram from the interior OF Kansas
20 the Missouri river than it now costs
to ship IL from the Missouri river to
Liverpool The rates were not made
on the basis of cost. bat on the basis OF
competition with stage fare and wagon
maui. II was not whether 10 cents u mile
was reasonable rate for passa2Fe, but
whether suCh q rate would not safely
compete with the stage and steam boat.
kansas City Gazette.
The above extract from an article
by A. r. Greene, railroad commission
er of this state, shows the true inward
ness of railroad rate-fxing. While
the rates have been lowered since the
time spoken Of, the principal upon
which the roads proceed is the same
except where they are controlled by
law.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

An amusing experience is told by one
CT a party of young people whose chap
sron was hastily replaced by q delight
full woman whose ideas Of the oneroua
duties were, 20 say the least, unique.
1t was st the ssashors In Maine. The
party were greeted each morning and
anSto1sly asked at intervals If they
were enjoying themselves, but other
wise were allowed every freedom One
lovely evening pretty girl and her
escort went 70 the Ghapsron- Can We
80 out rowing, Mrs --2" they asked,
6nidly.
7 see no objection" VS. ths answer.
We've been" vysa the unexpected
response from the eulprits, adding I'VE
forgot 20 ask Boston Herald
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22
LEGAL.N0TICES:


|IIlI T III---IIlI T---T| IlI.-
sHERIFF'S sALE.-No 1855
In the district court Of Edwards county,
State OF Kansas.
j. b. Uber, plniuuG,
Henry F Lever, Edward StnGub uugh and e.
g. Smythe g. sons, dcf6udants.
by virtue OF order o. sale Issued 20 nae,
out OF said district court, IA tho above
entitled action, 1 will. on Tuesday the 2ggd
day Of February A. D.. 1872. between aud 4
O'Clock, p. M, OF said day. at gho front door
of the court house in the city OF Elluslgy. in
the county OF Edwards, in the state OF kan
sl8, ongr az public sale and sell tOtho high
est and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the
following described real estate, to-WIts
The east half. =, OF the southwest quarter
~ Of section thiEty-tOurs 81. township twenty
six, 20, south Of range nineteen. 10. west OF
the 9Th d m, lying and situate fu the county
Of Edwards in abe state or Kansas
The aEOVe-tlesCrlDed real estate viii be sold
without appraisement, TO satisfy said order
Bob Roberts.
sheriff OF Edwards county. Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

First published she January Is. Issl.I

First published January IS. 1871
NOTICE OF ATTACHM EMIT.
81 J Hoitzel, plaigtin,
MINI egCta Cl1tef l-auu featuring Company,
Defendant
Before G + TasselI, Justice OF the Posce in
Trenton township, Edwards county, Kansas.
said defendant s. hereby notified that on
the Sth day OF January. 1922, an order OF
nttaGament for the sum OF Thirty 1891 Dol
lars was issued ~ the above named jualce
OF the peace HEaiuEE his goods in the above
entitled action and that GaIu cnuse Will irs
heard on ths i6th day OF February. 1872. atI
O'Clock. p.
Attest
G TasEeI. NJ ) HsItEal.
Justice OF abe Peace Plaintiff
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

TIE feud If Stevens county is IL
disgrace To civiiizution.-NcE' herson
freeman.
Yes it is; and, come to think Of it,
so wI4 the decision Of the high court
Of impeachment which failed to re-
move such "a standing disgrace as
Botkin from the digni of Kansas
srisdict!Un--IO10at 2cfI) Signal
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

TIE supreme court Of the United
States decided n few days ago that a
shipper who had received a rebate
from the regular freight rates could
not be compelled 20 testify to the same
before court in an action brought
against railroad under the provis-
ions of the interstate commerce law.
This decision, 1t is generally conceded,
almost entirely takes away the power
of the courts to enforce the law, and
makes the decisions and action of
the interstate commerce commission
ers virtual utilities. This is another
in the long list OF failures in the
attempt TO regulate railroad rates and
prevent discrimination by railroad
commissions and statutory regulations.
As long as the railroads are owned
and controlled by corporations OF indi-
viduals, there will be discrimination
between shippers and manipulation of
rates, and no legislation can be devised
to prevent it, that will be held TO be
constitutional by the supreme court.
The only remedy is for thegoyernmsnt
to own and operate the roads as it
operates the postofiee, then rates will
be no higher than are necessary to pay
operating expenses, and all Shippers
Will be exactly on the same footing.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22
PirH AND POINT.

1t IL an easy thiag 70 Do . phHozo-
PhsF, but 1t is hard 20 make il pay
Rams Horn.
Tho mau who wants the earth 81
satisded 81 he secures the dust--Pitts-
burEh Dispatch.
The best time 20 pass mutiIated sEi-
yer coin IA to pass Il when 60 Is offered
TO FOu--RGm'G Horn.
Cold natures have only recolieo-
tiozsi tender natures have remem-
brancsA-Ram's Horn.
"A man never has SO great q troubls
az when he has one he can't blame on
anyone elEe.-AtShison Globe.
-FliPper-''It Is now a bad thing for
q turkey to grow proud and fat" Flap
per-''Kea, his head Sc soon turned So
Epoch.
rs Fletcher sure his vife's poodle
IS dead?" He must be. I see he's Of
fsring afty dollars reward for it."-
Brooklyn Life.
Whether or not a cheap coat makes
a cheap man, there 10 no question seal
skin sacque becomes n dear girl.-Fhil-
adelPhia Times.
Every man who does not labor and
lay mp a fortune may cause absolute suf-
fering to his daughters future husband.
-Elmira Gazette
Criminal Thoughtlessusss--S Speak
isrs, / beg to" mo flowers sent. T.
Harvard LamPoou.
Opinions are 70 the mind what fur
niture is to a house It isn't economy
TO have more than you know what to do
with Washington Star.
oh, why 90 summer Eossa fadss"
A poet G1ksd one day.
Because, the groa5gr mortal said
Because they're built that way"
-HRrper'a Bazaar.
There are plenty Of men who. Il
placed between the devil and the
deep sea-" would not stand the least
chance Of being drOwned--Indiauap
lla Journal
When a young lady oRers 20 hem a
cambria handkerchief Tor rich bache-
Tor friend, you can set il down that she
meeuE to sew in order that she may
rsGP.-Judy.
-"strange, but true mused the vic
tim OF uutOWard events, that crooked
management too often produces
Strengthened circumstance BE lti-
more American.
OF an the borea I ever met
BE maEeth me most sad
Who relates his petty vicas
To make me think he's bad
IN. Y. Herald
Scene: A family clearinghouse.
Tin1ei Sunday evening. you are not
eating any chicken, NJ. LemachjnI" ''ryO,
madame, thanks never work on Sun
days, "-Masque de Fer,
Poor English.-Teacher Cof class In
syntaE)- Correct the ssnteuces He
uses awful bad English" Pupil (sftsr
a severe struggle with it)-''Hs uses
English awful bad-"-Chicago Tribune.
Another burg lar, who must have
been a stranger in these diFFins, broke
into our room last night, but all we
got out Of him was ssvsnty-dys cents
Some OF these burglars amt worth rob
b!ngl-Bulvills Banner.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

state OF Kansas.
" p HATFIELD. plaintiff.
James d Pihusn James " Anderson, The
Kansas Loan g. Trust Co. rr,fgtegg. snE
Geo d Noble, defendants.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale Issued 20 me.
out OF 8Hlu district court ia the above
entitled action, I VIII, en. Monday. the 25rh
day nf January, O. d., Iaaes between g. aud 4 10
~ at the front door ct thu court house ID
the city OF hlnsiey, I'm the county OF Edwards
So the state Of iGunsE5- olcr at public sale
ana sell TO the highest and best bidder. fog
cash in hand, all the following eBcribsd real
estate. to-gTits
The northeast quarter. OF section thirty
I'VE, 3s, in township tygCpty'-HIE. 2d. south Of
range nineteen 10, yEaGH OF the Btu - ~ Al
Edwards county kaudlE-
The above described PROPERTY viii be sold
Without aupTailgueuU To- ahuEfg q JUDGMENT
rendered IN favor OF James H Anderson aud
against Harry J. GeCr.
s j. 8eubrouE, Rod Scott
Ags for Pitt. sEeriH OF EdSgarCis 90 KS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

THE feeling III fayoF Of combiua-
tion between the peoples party and
the defROclats in the coming campaign
~ growing rapidly all over the state
among both democrats and populists,
and il good political horse sense is
shown t.y both elei. ents Of the oppU-
sitiUn to the republican party, COM
binaiiOn can Be made that will sweep
Chat PARTY from pow er.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

Mrs. "A. Hottewitz is constantly re-
ceiving new goods, consisting OF hard
ware, stoves, tinware and groceries,
which she is selling ut prices which
defy competition.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

II the alliance is against Botkin in
the southwest, slieu WHO is for him?
The tone Of the republican press Of
thilt regioa is decidedly antagoufstic
tn lin and there IS no democratic
party there. Botltln has to come to
FoPekn to Hnd IL party Leareitaeortt
Times.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

JUDGE BOTKIN ought to resign and
get out 0f the southwestern part of the
Ft;Ite. His presence there only tends
To fument discard, and is continually
bringing disgrace upon tile whole state
Of kHnsus. - StciitHg bulletin.
Just right! Botlziu should have been
impeacled last winter by the Senate
that lie stampeded ~ yelling Sam
Wood" every time the truth WIS
uttered about his disreputable,
drunken carcass.-K iglvd Signal.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

By virtue Of an order Of sale isHuod out OF
plaintiff ana George D. hllsner, lane J. Mis-
uer the lurmgrH Loan d Trust Co. OF Kan
aus, 2 = Stevens. % + Ea8tesn, Levi S Gould
and = G HsbB5u, as a8algucea Of the Farmers
Loan s. Trust Co OF Kansas, were degt nd
ante viii on Iuesuags che 28Lh day Of jsu-
uary, lelz, between the hOuEa OF 10 O'Clock, q
the court house IN Ailsleys ~ the county OF
Edwlrd8s and state OF 6au8u1s ouCr for sale
at public auction. and sell 20 the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, an mo right, title.
and iuEerest OF the above uaFf4od defendants
iu and 60 the following ucscEI ped real prop
cry situated In the county q Edwards zEl @
state OF Kansas. to-Eits
The northwest quarter OF section twenty
four. ca. iu township rFTenEy'-gouE- $50, OF
range eighteen. ttai. west OF she eth r M.
said property Dc levied zIpeH % tho prop
grEF OK the above named uaGauuluLa George
ID higngE ana Jane L Gliluer. and viii be solo
without lpprlisGmuut 20 EEtisGg ptaiufia 8
claim OF Ea.a4f herein. win interest nua
costs and EccFuirE costs
Huston g. IcLollUuEh- Rod Scott
Attorneys. EheFin % Edwards Co
First publication Dec 10th, zz4I
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

HszduP On BoWsry restzuraat)-E
say, waiter, doesn't q naPl-iu.-iy0 with
this diunsr3
FYaitaE-6sU- We can carry de din
nsr out Ezzd ysE, bat de uEplrinz say
right here--Judge-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

Ok Nav. Ist tie total membership
If the Ancient Order Of United Work
men in the UEiled States and Canada
WAS 259, 8ff, being "a net gain for the
month Of November Of 2 go.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

Cttizsuess-I see by the paper that
England
Citizen-There are, ehP These mis-
cradle, Ezoney-srabbinz Yankees who
are furnishing arms to the Indians and
hand-oEgsn1 60 the TtaIiana ought 20 Be
locked up--Gocd News
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22


By virtue OF an order OF sale Issued out OF
the district court OF Edwards county Kan
Daniel 3 Cori aud sIE6 Daniel "a Corls his wife,
were defendants, will Uu Euesuuy. the EdEE
day OF January. 49, between 2 and clock
y M. GG the front door % the bulldog new
used as q court house 80 thu city ~ Aluliegs
county or Edwards. aud state OF kauaZs.
ouer Tor lulo az public uucti N 70 the highest
bidder for cash ~ hand. a. -tae right. title
and Interest OF lha shove ualll7d to1endauta
au uua 90 the following described zeal prop
erty, situated 30 re county % Edwards. aud
state Of Kansas. EG-sTlE-
me northwest quarter OF session Iiu6- g.
q tgeugg-slEs p range elggrseuu l5- west OF
che SEC j n
said property viii be sold Without uppraile-
u-suG % satisfy said order OF sale
ehHEtu q once. Edglard1 csuutgs Elall1,
IEud scott. BherIg.
W FuEuersou. Attorney 4uE FlalutlG.
ElrIr Publication Dec Ssh l1Sa-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

Unele Whi-Vyhat nice chicks you-
have SErs.h Anal Wont yea name one
OF them after me?
Sarah Ann-gFhy, sls'E UucIe VIII.
'=2asa they're al HfrIs. -.TuSa4
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

THE tallow candle furnished the light
fer cur grunddads. ElectricItyi is now
required to light'tlie nights. \ single
gold standard Of values giiGlour pres
tnt banking system is as far behind
the times as the old taIlow candles
" would he to our present eIectric-light-
ing system Of to day. The ancient
81 di that suppose their money
theories will meet the requirements of
The sfiangEd conditions that exist to-
day, will wake mp some fine mUrnlug
ana llud they are bacll-number relics
without a fullOwing.-PIos0a and Ham
ssteF.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

That Your Hair
may retaiR
tte youthful ccIoFs
fuiinesss and beauty
dress tt daily
with
Ayers Hair WigoF
&c CIsanses the
scalp cures hUmoS8s
and stimulates q
new growth
OF hair.
DR.. =. c., Aver & Co.
LOWELL Mass
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

chester; a lamp with the light OF the morning.
Catalogues, write RoshssssF E-ampco ,Ne@YeEE
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

ROSCOE CONKLISG, in his day, fully
appreciated the conditions and reia-
tious of the tw" old parties when he
said: We have two parties in this
country, and what are they2 They
iitve been going down, down, until
they have almost reached the lower
depth. They represent two Colossal
organic .aPpetites ''tuirsty for spells. -
They are like wild beasts trying to
devour each other. The American
people are honest, intelligent and
energetic. The men who make the
laws for them do not represent them. -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

SzzEsr-Thers was an incident n thu
funeral OF that boy who died from too
Hrach- cigarette smoking. that was SIN
ply heartrsuding-
QuisaeE-TFhst was itg
Gszzer-When the clergyman, ia
reading the services. cones 20 tie words
Ashes TO ashes" and the lads mother.
realizing thsir signihcs&ys. burst into
tea-A-sury-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

The differences in character BE-
tween the people Of the various sections
o. Brazil, q country about a. big az the
United States, are very marked. The
states south Of the equator are industri-
Gus and snterprisinF, but the northern
states. in Vvhfeh the heat Is Oppressive
and the means Of life san easily bsfrot.
are languid and indolent The natural
resources Of the northern section Of
BrazIl surpass those o. the southern
section, and yet the soutberners are
more prosperous than the northerasrs.
Hsro-Have You no pity In your
hearth Is there no Tenderness in your
nature9 Are you wholly made up Of
brutal cruelty?
VillEin-Hai Hal You appeal TO &
heart OF stone (Hissing) was once
the center rush OF a foot bali-seam-
HsFo-Thsn Hsaveh help ua all
There Is 10 hope--Life.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

Samson brought down the house,
but nsbody called for an eneors.-Texss
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

'Weu, how do you Ike our viIlars7''
asked a native OF a rural hamlet, sd
dressing = gentleman who had recent
~ taken up his residence in the com
munity.
II haven't had much time TO form an
opinion JET" was the rather svasivo re-
ply.
DO you and our people '5ntsiIigent-
quick Of percsptton3"
''Intelligent-quielz Of Parcsptioni I
should say they are They already
know more about my 81 airs than / do
myself IN. ?. Press.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

In the district court, within 1nd Tor the couu
y Of Edwards IN the state y Kansas
The Kansas Ftret Mortgage Co plaintiff,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22
TIE KlN3LEY GaApRic.

u. FRENCH. F:.ttor nta'tsA aEsas-sr.
=. &. 4. trRESt;IT. A-sreisatss Editor.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-22

The above card shows the method
of the state superintendent. We wish
to pursue the same plan with those
who think that they will attend
normal next year. Eleven votes have
been Feceived-7 for June and for
August. Teachers should report at
once, for a conductor can not be
selected until The time is fixed.
The National tribune., 1892-07-21
The French Canadians.

"A qnieter immigration movement on a scale
SO extensive as that Of the French Canadians
to the United States has never been Witnessed -
says the New England Magazine. "The major
ity OF our citizens have as yet no idea of it's
extent and results. 1t is chiefly within the
last generation that this new nation aa it
may be styled. has noiselcssly overspread these
northeastern States. To-day this new popu.
iation throughout the United States numbers
considerably over 100000. In New England
and New York there are more than 500. .Ot,O:
in massachusetts, alone the fyures reach 100
0oo This is an astounding aggregate for the
brief period of their immigration. and the ex-
tent Of tho sources of supply. This result far
exceeds. proportionately. that to the credit of
either ireland or Germany. According to lie
uide Franeais des Esats Unis (ls9D. they own
real estate to the amount OF $105. 32a. 500: and
10,G96 OF the race are doing business for them
selves. AS We have already seen, this people.
chiefly agricultural. backward in education
and primitive in habits numbered but 65. 600
at the time Of the cession of Canada to England
-1759-'6O; while at the present time there
are LOO, 600 of them, not including the outflow
TO adjoining provinces aud the United States.