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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29
PETlTES NOUVELLES.
DULUTH, Mimi, lie 25 JUN 1879;

La fete rationale a etc c6l6bree
avec 6clat encore cette aimee par
les canadiens de Duluth qui ne sa-
vent pas roster en- arri6re lorsqu'H
s'agit de s'affirmer CONNIE natlo-
nalit6. LIE beau temps exception
mel que nous avons Gu ma pas peu
concouru au success quill me falt
plaisir d'enr6gistrer.
La messe a etc chant6e par le
Rev. Pere Giraux pasteur de p6-
elise st. Baptiste ct le choeur
a rendu la messe de Battman sous
lhabile direction de Nine Harmel
lMichaud, organiste. Les sopranos
6taient Mines G.. Outlet ct j. G.
Marquis, Miles Poissant ct Che
vrette; les altos: Miles r. Deslau-
riers ct Jennie Grignon; Les bas-
ses: NM. J. Pr6fontaine, 3. Con
|thier, German, ct j. G. Marquis.
a quote a etc faite par M. G.
Tremblay, president ct NJ. Elz6ar
P6reault vice president. LIE canti-
que en- l'honneur de st. Jean-Bap-
tiste a etc dome avant Ia messe ct
q Poffertoire, M. Marquis a chant6
un hymne a la Verge intitul6:
"France ct Canada" parole de A
MoliAre, musique de Fable Gels
pitt avec choeur en- trois parties.
Get hymne est d6di6 a Sa Gran
deur Mgr Edouard Charles Fabre,
Archeyeque de Montreal.
AprAs la messe, appel DIES mem
bres dams la sale de la soei6te
puts depart de la procession qui Sc
composait de $50 membres ct COM
p%atriotes qui avaient bien voulu Sc
Ijoindre q. la societ6. La City
Band" 6tait en- tete ct je puts di-
re que jamais les Canadiens de
Duluth mont figure dams le pass6
plus avantageusement que samedi
dernier.
a IL heures "A. M. on prenait lie
train de st. Paul & Duluth a la
care Union, pour Fond da Lac, Oh
le pique-nique a eu lieu. L'ordre
le plus parfait ma cess6 de r6gner
toutl e temps ct tout le monde
semblait 6tre satisfait. Un orches-
de cinq instruments sous la direc-
|tion du Professeur Myers a dom
ne de bonnie musique durant toute
lT'aprAs-midi.
Parmi les compatriotes de Supe
rior qui 6taient presents je men
tionnerai M. Ellie Vachon, presi-
dent du Club Franco-Americain, le
DIR Rene, NM. Labrecque, Der
thiaume, Bottineau ct plusieurs
autres don't les MONS m'6chappent.
lie Comit6 dc Reggie qui 6tait le
comit6 d'organisation, remercie
bien sincArement tous cenx qui ont
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29
H0NNEUR MERITE

A la Convert on m6dicale du
Minnesota, tenue 3 st Paul, la Sc
maine derniAre, notre distingue
compatriote ct ami le DR. N j. PI
nault, de ST. Cloud ct le DR. Sto
ne de ST. Paul, ont etc NOMINEES de-
l6gu6s q la convention information
male de medicine, qui aura lieu q
Rome au mois de S,ptembre pro-
chain.
Nos plus sincere 8 fluctuations au
DR. Pinault.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29
The MCMILLAN PANTS

9. Martha Washington Cool
Book.-352 pag s. Illustrated
IL. The Adopted Daughter.-BJ
Edgar Fawcett. 1.-THE Bayard
of American fiction"
IL. Peoples Reference Book
999, 999 facts. 208 pages.
ID Health and beauty--By Eml
~ s, Boutou.
IA. Social Etiquitte.-By Emily
s. Bouton.
IL. Looking Forward.-An lmagi.
nary visit to the Worlds air,
Chicago, 1898.
.l8. Rsveries of a Bachelor. Tx
Marvel. 240 pag-s.
10. Coamopolis. Paul Bourget.
34l pages.
20. Dream Life.-Ik, Marvel. 24O
pages.
S'adresser q Geo. w. Bull Gen.
Pass. Agt. st. P. & D. r.. r., s..
Paul, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Melles b. Archer ct G. Turner,
deux actrices dn "Bljou Theater''
qui habitent st. Paul, mails jouent
q Minneapolis, r%etournaient chez
elles en- voiture vendredi soir apres
la representation quand, arrives
a moiti6 chemin environ, I'm voleur
masqu6 arreta leur cheval.
Mile Archer qui conduisait don
ma les renes q Mile Turner It I'll.
rant un revolver COMMENCE le feu
contre lie briga,d.
Celui-ci disparut alors dams les
buissons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Avant son depart rour le Cana
da le Rev, Pere Martin, cure de
Hamel Station, q Gu le plaisir de
recevoir de SEES paroisslens, CONNIE
marque non 6quivo lue de Ia sym
pathie ct de l'estime don't IL est en-
tour6, une magn fqua montre en-
or, valiant au moins 500.
Partout Oh il. passe, le Rev. Pc
re Martin est v6ner6, Anne ct est
me.
Et, certes, il m6rlte ct v6r6ra
ton ct amour ct estime.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Dams une collision entire deux
c%uirassfs anglais. lie Victoria ct lie
Co oerdowne L. pr mier a Gu son
arcaure d6molie ct a somb.6 en-
quelques minutes.
Deux cent cilqaapte matelots,
20 officers, y compris le vice Ami
raj TIyon ont etc noy6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Nous sommes certain que les
smurs CRISES du convent N. ID. de
Lourdes, 81 d6you6es a l'instruc-
ton des enfants G. r. de Minnea-
polls, seront rfcompens6es de leurs
efforts par la foule nombreuse qui
assistera demain soir a la soir6e
dramatique ct musicale donnee
par les 6leves de l6cole. Nous en-
publions lie programme en- premie-
re page.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

A r%occasion de la fete du 4 JUL.
let, qui est fete legale ct qui so
trouve avoir lieu mardi, l'assem-
bl6e de l'Union st. Joseph, sera
remisa a mercredi le 5 Juliet a q
hrs. 2. M. precises, tt tous les
membres eont prizes d'y essister en-
aussi grand nombre que possible.
pour aHairas 1m~pOrtantes.
P. III. Roy, Secretsire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

La colonie G. F. de Minneapo-
lis sera r6unie demain soir au
East Turner Hall pour asslster d
la soir6e dramatique ct musicale
donn6e par les 6leves de i'Ecole
Notre Dame de Lourdes ct aussi
a la distribution DIES prix m6rites
par ses 6!eves.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Chs F. Bunker, fills du g n. Bur-
k4r de st. Paul, a etc arr6t6 ven
dredi soir a ga residence, 36l Ave
nue. Summit, sous accusation d'a-
bus de %confance au d6triment de
Handars Lif & Accident Insuran
de Co., de Detroit, Mich, don't M.
Bunker est l'agent.
LIE montant de la somme recla-
NEE est de 375 dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Daux jeunes gems NOMINEES P.
Forbes ct 81 Rayn ont etc arretes
sous accusation de vol au prejud'-
ce de M. T. M. Rob .rts, lie quin-
CALLER de IAvenue Nicollet.
lie montant des objets vol6s, est
d'environ 5000 dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Un CHEN enrag6 a mordu une
quantit6 considerable de ses sem
b!ables ct de vaches a White Bear.
Beaucoup de q animaux ont
cts tues; malgr6 celia 70 habitants
ne sont pas sans Granite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Les falllites de banques SO sue
cedent a Minneapolis. Apr6s la
FARMERS ct Merchants" la "Peo
ple's Bank"et la "Citlzen's Bank;
apr4sla estate Bank" la "BaDk of
New-England" "TAmerican Ex-
change Bank ct le st. Paul &
Minneapolis Trust Co, ct 81 Ia
Motto des rumeurs sont vraies, la
s6rie nest pas fnie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

On ouvrier nomme Lundberg
travaillant pour MN. Pike ct Cook
aux reparations du Syndicate Blk.
6tait occup6 au pied de Get 6difee
quand I'M moroccan de gouttiere en-
fonte se detacha de la hateur du
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

On peintre nomm5 E. T.. Rem
mepy q essay6 da SO suioider same
di en- Sc tirant un coup de revol
vel dams la region du occur. Ii s'est
infige une blessure grave mais
non mortelle ct a etc transports q
lhopital de la vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Mardi derpier vers 3 heures ct
demia, deux ouvriers NOMINEES Ro-
bart Burns ct Louis Johnfon qui
travaillaient B la construction d.
la "Nicollet National Bank" ont
etc tues par la chute dune 6norme
pierre qui s'est d6tach6e au mo
ment Cd on allalt la METRE en- pla,
ce.
Burns la;sse une femme ct 8 en-.
faDts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

ST vous voulez DIES photogra-
phies de premiere classe q des prix
raisonnables allez chez w. G.
Stafford, 206A Avenue Centrale. Sa
tisfaction garantie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

C'est demain soir vendredl,
qu'aura lieu au East Turner Hall.
Ia soir6e dramatique ct musicale
donn6e par les 6levas de l6cole
Notre Dame de Lourdes, 4 l'occa-
sion de la distribution solennelle
des prix de cette institution.
Nous publions le programme en-:
premiere page.
Etant dome tout l'lnt6ret que
nos compatriotes de Minneapolis
portent q leur 6cole Cansdienne-
FrancAise, il ny a aucun doute que,
comme les ann6es|pr6c6dentes, il y
aura sale comble domain soir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Investigation du grand jur6
u les sffaires de la brigade du
efeu a mis- au jour un singulier 6tat
de chooses ct il pars1t que, en- cas-
d'incendie, lie vol Sc pratiqualt en-
grand.
Deux pompiers Chas Craig ct
Nicolas Loye ont etc accuses de
vol, sc sont reconnus coupables ct
ont etc mis- SOUS caution de.a$3OO
chacuD. =
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

LIE 4 juliet il y aura au 'Gale
Grove" Plymouth Avenue entire la
10 ct IL Ave nord, un pique.nique
au profit de l'eglise Ste C!otilde.
Tous nos compatriotes voudront
y assister.
ii Y aura acknowledgements ct
amusements de toutes sortes.
P-endre la plymouth Ave Car"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

An English Girl in America. y
By Tallulah Maitessn Powell.
Was it Sulcide?-By Ella
Wheeler Wilcox.
Sparks from the Pom Of Bill
Nye.-192 pages.
Poems and Yarns by James
Whltcomb Riley and Bill Nye
Prose by Nye, Poetry By
Riley. Illustrated. $50 pages.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

|cinquieme 6tage ct lui tomba sur
la tote.
Fort heureusement qu'avant
d'arriver q lui CO moroccan de fon
te toucha le fl 6lectrique CO qui
amortit fortement 90 chute.
Malgre celia les pleasures de
Lundberg sont assez graves.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29
@lhp de r @lZuesf
MINNEAPOLIS, 90 JUN 1893
Ga dit etre sur les traces DIES az
ssssins de ". Harris.
Lundi proclaim 3 Juliet, lie
uniform Corps G. O.. F. donnera
un grand bal au East Turner Hall.

On nomm6 Il. Parry, employs
par A. Dsvorky, d.uxieme rue ct
treiziAme avenue Nord, s'est tue
vendre Ii dun coup de revolver q
la t6te.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

M. Meyer Bank Went d'ouvrir
un nonveau magasin de vete-
ments tout fats ct de marchandi-
SEES seches au No. 427 Washington
Ave. Nord, la porte q cote de le-
picerie de Demeules & Gle.
M. Bank a IN assortment DIES
Plus complet ct des plus richie en-
vetements; chapeaux, nouveautes
has ct chaussettes, merceriee etc.
quill vendra en- detail a prix de
gros.
Tout nos compatriotes sont cor
dialement invites a aller visitor Of
les marchandises ct les prix ex-
coptionels de M. Meyer Bark.
N'oubliez pas Ia plsce 427
Washington Ave. Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

LES six jeunes gems suivants
ages de 18 q 20 ans ct appartenant
tous q des families respectables
ont etc arret6s pour una s6rie de
vols qu'ils ont commits dams la vii
lie: r.. Parker, Is rue ct &c Ave
nue. Sud, Chs Bailey neveu de
g. NJ. Bsiley, le marchand
de bois, Fred Brown, fills de Bal
dwin Brown, Harry Sneider ct
Matt B met, Nicollet Island, w.
Paterson University Ave. N. 3.
OT.aduits devant lie JUICE Elliott
de Ia Cour Municipale, lis ont etc
condamn6s q l'amende d6cisoire
de Is dollars.
MATS l'opin1on publique s'est
6mue ct le grand jure alors en- SEES
sion les a d6cret6s d'accusation
de vol dams des maisons habit6es,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29
PERSONNEL.

Nous ayons en- lie plaisir do re,
ceyoir, la semaine derniere, la vi
site de notre ami le le DR.. A. H
Pinault, de st. Joseph; MINI.
M. ct Nine j. Forth sont reve.
nus dimanche matin, enchant6s,
celia va de sol, de leur voyage de
nocee.
lie surlendemain, M. Forth re
prenait son travail q la 'Hennepin
County Savings Bank"
M. Grandchamp. du S6minaire
st. Thomas est parti, la semaine
derni6re pour I'm voyage de quel
ques semalDes au Canada.
ii revlendra pour la rentr6e dee
cours.
Nous lui souhaltons ur heureux
voyage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29
L E COMMERCIAL.

De CHAs. T. LEWIS & Gre. "CoM
MISSION MERCHANTS EFT Stock
BROKERS'" 2 EFT 3 CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-29

Ca6l DaTieye..s..ss.. OV ff
Beurre creamerles, Is a 20 cts
Beurre diaries, IL 3 l5cts.
Beurre commun, 5 q 10 cts.
F4vres Fancy Navy, $l.75 3
1926.
Cuffs frais,ll . l21c.
Lard frais, Ia livre, 9 d 10c.
Farine patente, $2.l0. a$2.4O
Family, 100 3 200.
Son par tonne, $3.50 $500
Foin mil, 81 . So.
Foin de marais, $500 3 So.
Patates, 60 3 75c
Fromage,lAre qualit6 IL q 13c
LANES, non lav6es IL q l9 cts.
LANES, lav6es 81 q % cts.
Dinde, Is . Is cts.
Mutton, dressed, 70.
Lamb, 3 q
Oignon s1.Oo = 81 25
Pork dressed 81 ass9o
HIDES AND PELTs -Thy marke
lie steady and the feeling is firm.
Green hines........ O2a@ 81
Ct s.. hides.......... O6 a OF
ct, s. g 1f......... 06 a O7
Ct. s. kip veal....... O44@ O544
q. s. kip veal, longH Oh q o.
No. 2. of.
Sheep peits. ........ 81 "a l25
|Shearlings 81. % q ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17
FRENCH AIMS IL ANNEXATION.

IL IL shown aH curious fact by an
Eastern paper, that the annexation
advocates In Canada and those OF the
United States desire the union TO he
consummatel tor directly opposite
reasons. The greater number OF Cana
dians who favor the project reside In
Quebec and are either native French
men or descendants OF the French,
retaining their French traditions ami
customs. In fact, QleOec Is pro.
nOdnced more French than France,
the people retaining the religion, habits
aud tastes OF their nativity rs they
were hundred years ago, which
IL more than can DO said OF France.
while France has gone forward,
Quebec is quite conservative, ana the
100000 Canadians, owing a
their number ana constant inslstence
upon recognition Of their language ant
laws, have exertet u great Influence
10 determining the policy OF the Do.
miniou government. They succeeded
In retaining French rs the official
language to he used In their courts,
schools and cllices Of administration,
and their policy OF preventing the
assimilation OF the l,5OO,OlO French
Canadians with the 3,5Ol,010 Anglo.
Saxons OF the Dominion has been
fairly successful, But we are shown
that II has not been wholly sue.
cesstul, and Canadiau annexationist
fancy that q ,sbec, II admitted to our
Union as u state, would iiud II easier
to hold out against present tendencies
They imagine that they would mort
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17
ICELANpIC nIsCOYERIES.

The following letter, from one who
appears 10 be- thoroughly converea /
with his subject, needs no explanation
Mt our hands, save the reminder that
the article 20 which our correspondent
refers as being in the SEMI.wEEIlLY
NEWS OF the 3rd inst, app jared In tue
daily edition OF the 2stn Of February:
BANNocs, Mont, March II, 1898.
Editor Dcscrot Nous;
Dear Brothor-It was with great inter.
osI that | read In your sent weekly Of
the 3rd Inst. tho short account OF that
Icolandic manuscript. II was written At
tho estate of Nididnlstunga, Iceland, by
Gizzur llakonsOn, and his son Jon, pro-
yious to 1850, IA tho last one OF tho two
died that year. IL was found about two
hundred years ago ON the Island Flalcy
In tho bay OF Brodaijord tBr0adhrih) and
hence II il known ~ Fiatcgar Box or
Codex Fla nencls.
II got to Denmark ON tho same prln-
clplc rs tho Tilhing House, Salt Lake, got
into the hands ola Receiver. Several
Danish professors have boon appointed
to follow tho book To Chicago, Baron
Brunn, the librarian, being one OF them,
bat none Of them knew more about tho
language In which the book IL written
than Know nbouI Greek, and honoo ro-
fused tho honor. DR.. Phil Waltz Gud.
mundson IN an Icolander, and second
cousin to Brother HJalmar BlarnasoH In
Spanish Fork.
II you ropublish mn article from Pliny
Miles Ramblos In Iceland, which APP
penrod Ia tho DEsEuEr NEWS Of June 70,
1855, II will be " great interest ~ the
present. joins TuonoEntsoN.
1t Is not often that a newspaper is
able to turn back to Its die OF thirty.
eight years ago, or that II has present
subscribers whose memories as to iis
articles Of that carly period arc 30 vivid,
1t will be soon from our frlend's le,tor
that the NEWS Is thus favored In both
respects. In compliance with his re.
quest we reproduce, on another page OF
this issue "rhe Rtmbles Ia IcelanI,"
written by Pliny Miles, anu published
In the DISCREET News Of Wednesday,
June 20, 1855.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17
A REMEDY THAT DOES NOT CURE

Dr.. 3. II. Beckwith, business man
OF New YORK, writes to the Cleveland
PLAIN Dealer 10 say that he has u plan
for solving the money question. lie
suggests among other thing. the ne.
cessity OF au increase In the volume OF
real money rather than currency
whose value 10 fictitious. He thinks
the silver product should DO coined ami
all paper currency should be based upon
coin OF one or the other kind, but lao
would nave go rs the siugle STANDARD
OF values ana the silver dollar contain
ahundred cents worth Of metal Mt the
market price OF the silver as purobaseu
with gold. Our c1tsmporary thinks
this would he confusing, but we think
not; 1t would be the simplest and
most direct thing the government
could do, 1t would bs Just
such condition as every gold.
lite and silverphoblst In the oouutry
has been aiming at ever since the
decentralization infamy. The gentle,
man would heal the body polite OF Its
present depressing financial ailllctiou,
but the remedy proposed would throw
the patient into paralysis.
The Plan Dealer drops In some sen.
sibie suggestions OF Its own on this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17
ArrRoSriSe rmg PRESIDENT.


Thoso papers which attribute TO
President Cleveland deposition 10
steal his predecessors "thundct" by
changing the wording OF the lstter's
Hawaiian treaty In plaoea and attach
ing his own SIGNATURE In place Of Mr..
Harrisou's, offer an unprovokol insui.
TO tho head Of the nation. This kind Of
thing has received the sanction Of
custom for some time, but II IL none tue
lees Objectionable On TINT account, and
Ia the instance named II amounts TO
display OF either rank toorlsbness or
blind prejudice, perhaps both.
Surprising the President had the dis.
position to sioop 70 low M suggested,
which we do not for n moment believe,
lac still has good sense and no little
judgment; he can reason from cause 10
effect ana is not going b DO an act
that would assuredly place him In
most uncnvisblc light before the
people not only OF this nation
but OF all nations. 1t may be received
with reasonable assurance that the
President Is going to take no hasty
stcps regarding annexation or any.
thing else; that he Is going to see his
way clcnr before making n forward
movement, aud was thus unwilling for
tho Senate 20 conclude u treaty Tor the
execution OF which no would be re-
sponslblr, until lac hal had time to
give II thorough confederation. lhis,
VIZ take It, was wlse aud proper, ami
ia It will be found, we think, the Presi.
denvs chief II not his only motive In
Withdrawing the treaty. II is worthy
Of note In this connection that where.
as nearly every Influential paper IN
the country was Ia favor oil immediate
annexation month or ak weeks ago,
almost all u them now are In favor Of
making hat slowly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17

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important SUBJECT lt THINKS thh
S'Vet We 'e'' IN Tue ou'i'Oh s'a'e "n'
currency oe lssuel pase upon ruon
ouhlon' anu tneteoy IeueeWAo'o III IL
~ 'he current mAtse' rale- III Loih'
he'o "o"Iu We no Hrea. uino'enoo oe.
wien 'n'' s'A'e 81 'iiTi's an, Nn"'
weH,e unuo'soing now "h'cn " 'ue'
me NEWS nearby agrees WIN i'e CO.
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NJ. PATRICK,s DAY.


Today Ia the "lTth Of Ireland" ana
our Milesian friends almost to n man
are recognizing II In one way or an'
other. Not only they but many VINO
are not Irish and not even descendants
OF the Irish are lending somewhat OF n
helping hand in order that the measure
OF respect which the day calls for 10 m
vne sons Of Erin may not he curlailed;
many are the green ribbons and afti'
fetal shamrocks 10 DO seen upon the
streets and elsewhere, and many are
the expressions Of loyalty to the lana
I'm which the man In honor OF whose
memory It is all done acquired his
eminence.
Patricius, birthplace IL n matter Of
some controversy. One thing has been
settled for some time, however, anu
that Ia that he was not n native Irish
man ut oil but native Scotchman
with perhaps Irish antecedents. The
authorities with substantial unanimiiy
agree that he was born In the year A.
ID. 372. His young life was nm eventual
and stormv one. hut finally no decided
pnon enterinp the missionary field,
selecting Ireland ne the scene OF his
Iano,s. III. Ind previously visited
F,,nce-then gauI-and Italy aud
prepared himself mentally and
sn,rituallv for bis work. eventually be.
inc ordained n bishop OF the Cath lie
church in Scotland. Civilization was
n, vary low ,bb I'm both Ireland aud
ENGLAND at the time; men were little II
anv better ,bnn sayaee,. many OF them
living nomadically and dressing In
alma. an a. NAV r,adiIv lbs understood
A., p,.ho, pa,,,ciu. had abundant
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easily Withstand the assimllative
p3wen of our G5. 10000 people than Of
tho 2 400, 900 they have now to contend
WITH; or, 10 put It more accurately,
they believe that rs a state Of the
United States they would lie better
able TO maintain themselves as n
SEPARATE COMMUNICATIVE; In lac
gusgc, laws and hablts-than they are
now able to do M province Of the
Dominion. Perhaps they aro tight,
but unless there gront many auuexa.
upnists among the other people Of
Canada they are not likely to put the
matter to tho test for some time.
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