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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-10-21
Lettres par Express.

LIE nouveau service postal pour
l'envoi DIES lettres par expires dams
toutes les villes don't la population
est de quatre mile ames ct plus,
est eli operation depuis le premier
de ce mois. Les lettres qu'on de-
sire faire porter a destination par
un messenger, imm6diatemeot apres
|leur remise a la poste, devront,
CONNIE on salt etre munles DUN
timbre special de 10 cents, indie
pendamment du timbre ordinaire
de 2 cents par once GU fraction
d'once. Des lettres revenues seu-
settlement du timbre special Sc
raient retenues a la pcste jusqu'a
Placement de Acknowledgement. ST
lie messenger porteur dune lettre a
expedier imm6diatement ne peut
pas la d6livrer au destinaire, soft
parceque l'adresse est NAL mise,
soft pour toute autre cause, cette
|lettre ne sera pas envoy6e une Sc
conde fois par messenger special,
mails ellie sera reportee par lie fac
teur habituel soft a ladresse orig1
nellie, soft a celle qui lui aura Ste
substitute. Lexp6diteur dune
lettre q porter par messenger sp6-
cial devra ecrire son nom ct son
adresse sur renveloppe.
Rappelons que le timbre special
de 10 cents est de forme oblongue
ct de couleur bleu fonc6. Tout au
tour on lit les mots United States.
On volt au centre I'm messenger cou-
rant. "A droite une tablette oblon.
que orn6e dune couronne de feuil-
les de chene ct de laurier entoure
Inscription !: Secures immediate
delivery. at a special delivery o6fic
ct au dessous l0cents avec le nom
bre 10 entire les deux mots. Ce tim
bre q etc grave par IAmerican1
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disparaissait pour repara1tre bien-
tot etincelant, au milieu de Ia clai-

disparaissait pour %reparaftre blen-
tot etincelant, au milieu de Ia clai-
riere, de toutes les consultations
de la mutt. Une brise l6gere fai-
salt, par instants, hotter dams les
airs la Tongue cheyelure des bou-
leaux r6pandus dams la savane, ct
don't les ombres, s'agitant sur le
gazon Oh dormant la clart6 de l'as-
tire 6tendue CONNIE un voile d'ar-
gent, donnaient le movement ct
la vie aux figures les plus 6tranges
ct les plus fantastiques.
Pres du Component, tout etalt
silence ct repos, hors la chute de
quelques feuilles, le passage brus-
que dun vent subit, les g6misse-
ments rares ct interrompus de la
hulotte ; mals au loin, par inter-
wales, on entendait les rugisse-
ments solennels de la ~cataracte de
Niagara, qui, dams le calme de la
mutt, So prolongeaient de desert en-
desert ct e%xpiraient au fond DIES
forets.
L'6tonnante m6lancolie de ce
tableau, ple1n de grandeur ct de
charme, remplissait nos deux jeu-
mes gems dune emotion ind6finis-
sable. Leur imagination SO trou-
wait dams la situation la plus pro-
pre- a Sc laisser fortement impress
sionner par la beaute de CO magni-
fque spectacle. Ellie s'abandon-
matt a la reverie Oh la jetaient ces
merveilles, errait au fond de ces
forets sans Unite, s'egarait a la
clart6 DIES 6toiles aux bords DIES
laos immenses, planait sur lie gouf-
fre mugissant DIES cataractes, TOM
bait avec la masse DIES ondes jus
qu'au fond d'insondables ab1mes,
pour rejaillir en- fots bouillonnants
ct remonter jurqu'au cieux sur la
vapeur 6cumeuse qui allait SO dis
perser ct g'6vanouir dams l'etendue
de pespace infni. Reinstatement
leur admiration dewitt telle, que
nj Pun nj lautre ne purent plus la
renfermer en- eux. Ellie s'exhala
d'abord en- cris d'admiration, en-
phrases vagues ct entrecoup6es,
en- observations qu'un mot caracte-
rise, gu un geste fait comprendre.
Puts, CONNIE 81 tout Get enthou-
siasme devait Sc condenser en- IN
seul mot, il s'6cria:
Ne trouves-tu pas quill est
doux de s'aimer CONNIE nous lie
faisons, au milieu de ces bellies
contr6es, Q ma N6lida ch6rie !?
Ii continuer.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-10-21
Tn enfant phenomena.

II y a quelques jours, est me
chez I'm menulsier, a Naples, ur
monstre qui est peut-etre unique
en- son genre
II a trois jambes, don't deux q
leur place naturelle. La troisieme
au milieu de la poitrine. SEES oreil-
les sont quadruples, la paroi de
l'abdomen est 81 mince qu'on volt
a travers les intestins.
LIE nouveau-n6 est du sexe mas
culin; CO pauvre petit monstre est
vivant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-10-21
M. Roustan, ministre de France
a Washington, a etc appoint6 Gou-
ve1neur de Tunis.
LES EvEQUEs ORLANDO.

DUBLIN, s Les 6veques catho-
liques romans de PIrlande, ont
pass6 une resolution condamnant
les actes de violence ct d'intimida-
ton ct pr6venant leurs fd4les de
ne pas Sc porter a DIES exces lille
gaux. De tells actes, disent-ils, at
tireront la col6re de Dieu sur les
auteurs de ces crimes ct leurs IA
miles, en- outre de l'abaissement du
peupIe irlandais aux yeux du mon
de civilis6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-10-21

que Cowan est tomb6 q la premiA-
re d6charge des sauvages, mails
quill n'etait pas mort, lorsque Mon
grain s'approcha de lui avec son
fusil. Cowan dit alors: -"Ne fails
pas celia frAre," ct Monogram lui To-
gea deux bales dams Ia tete.
En- entendant le jury rendre son
verdict de ''coupable," Monogram
s'6cria: "Je suis innocent, ct Dieu
me recevra avec mis6ricorde aussi
vrai que paccusation port6e contre
moi est fausse. Je suis d'ailleurs
prepare a mon sort. Je mai pas
d'enfants, ce don't e b6nis aujour-
|d'hui le Ciel ; mails je voudrais
avant de MOURN ecrire q ma mere
ct q ma femme"
II sera aussi execute Ie ~ No
vembre proclaim.
lie Manitoba.
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Bank Note Company, CONNIE 70.
sont d'ailleurs tous les timbres pos
tes employees aux Etats- Unis.
EUROPE.
LA QUESTION DE RoUMEL1E.

Londres, l1--L'impression Sac
centue dams les capitales european.
mes que la diplomatic a etc impuis-
sante a r6soudre la question rou-
m6lienne, grace a latitude belli-
queuse de Ia Scribe ct de la Greece,
qui SO proposent toutes deux de
combattre contre la domination
bulgare, q moins que le statu gao
soft r6tabli.
LIE Times a CO matin un article
de fond tres alarmiste sur la ques-
ton.
LIE premier ministre Scribe, M.
Carasuanin a dit au correspondent
du Times /: Isl on la pousse au de-
sespoir, la Scribe sera le volcan
oui 6branlera plus dun empire.
Nous ne pouvons pas permettre de
pr6pondance dams la peninsula DIES
Balkans.
La Macedonia ne peut roster
tranquille, cal dams le cas- dune
guerre, l. Greece ct la Scribe enva-
hiront probablement CO territoire.
L'EGL1sE EFT L'FTAT EN- IRLANDE.
KILDARE, Irlande, l2-Hier, a
eu lieu d6fnitivement la d6dicace
de l'6glise Sainte Brigite, que dot
desservir M. Table Kavannagh.
Les archeveques Croke ct Walsh,
les 6veques Duggan ct Lynch, M.
Parnell, ct les sup6rieurs DIES d.
vers ordres religieux assistaient a
la c6r6monie. Mgr wash a pr1s
occasion dune reponse q une
adresse qu'on lui a present6e same
d1 soir pour d6noncer lie regime de
Dublin Castle, ct pour Sc declarer
en- favour de l'abolition de la vice.
royaut6.
L'archev6que Croke a prech6
hier I'm sermon semi-politique en-
presence DIES 6veques ct DIES pre-
tres assemblies.
II a invite la population q roster
fd6le a sa religion, mails a ne pas
oublier les devoirs envers son pays.
Ce sermon a fait une profonde
impression sur le peuple present
qui comprenait DIES personnes We
nues dune grande distance.
M. Parnell Giant protestant mas
sista pas q la messe, mails celle-cj
fnie, ont lui fit visitor l'eglise. Sa
presence donna lieu a une scene
extraordinaire. Les hommes ct
les femmes grimpaient sur leurs
bancs pour pouvoir jeter un coup
d'@il sur le chef irlanda1s, mails
bien que l6moi fut a son comble,
la population garda un silence re-
ligieux.
Parnell fut ensuite conduit au
convent Oh un godter fut servi. LIE
chef irlandais 6tait assis entire les
arche> eques Walsh ct Croke.
.Apres lie godter, Parnell monta sur
une estrada 6rig6e en- dehors de
p6glise ct recut les actresses des
organisations locales. II repondit
par un discours dune puissance
extraordinaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-10-21
Du Ne1D York Tablet !:

LIE Iionceau canadien prouve au-
jourd'hui quill est bien digne. du
vieux lion Brltannique. Ii a d'a
bord ct sans leur donner aucune
compensation, priv6 les M6tis du
Nord- Quest de leurs terres lors-
qu'ils ont voulu protester, on a
lance contre eux toutes les forces
militaires du pays. Apres avoir
banni GU massacre les hommes, on
laisse maintenant mourjr de faim
les femmes ct les enfants. Ces
gems Ia suiYent excitement l'exem-
pie dome par l'Angleterre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-10-21

Faites vous achats de groceries
ct provisions oh q q. Demeules,
27-lst Str, S.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-20
Making a Barrel A,nnoe.

The season for hammock, will .o0,
he here, and will tell YOU how tn mat
. comfortable. inexpensive one. min
your old flour barcl from the cellar .
''ore-rOom. knock II to pieces. els,n
and pain, the slaves d like rrd1
Procure a rope four time. in leach
each place Whore Il is TO ~ snsps,d ~
and In size q little larger than l elos,S.
Now hslve the rope. double sscb
plece IN The middle. and comm.nrins
TWO yards or 50 from the end. w.a,s
ever ard under eaeh ssase sb,ss ~
Inche: from the end Of each one ~.
wi, bring the rope crossed t.swssa
sach; do 10th sides the same ara ,aas
hammock Il complete One enJ - ,L.
'ope shonli Be fastened IN hIvhss ~ ~
ne other. Al first this nav nas -,
hos wher there 4 q 49, as
The RIPE becomes 'taat A H. III M
=. ssys consequently ther viii \. ~
'PsningS-0eod CAesr.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-20
DAHLIAs.
h'pe't cai'lsator'. In,tructts,, H.
to Grow Thea """

' 'ait'sa,or's instruction, ,to-
TO Grow Them, NV
! always notice that tho ,.ru
has a few flowers around nj. bon,s WY J
generally a good one. Az tbey a.,
u'',e or nothing. eNceptn g a little tlms
unu 'reuole (Which IS amply repaid by
Tue enjoyment they bring. / bars ooa.
wondered why more Of them ara ~,
lOund growing about the farm homes,
Inc dahlia h a very handsome 49,.
and may be easily grown. For ,bo ~
ent OF those who have never b,d !.
experience will give tho faIla, anl
nlnts' Tut The tubuiars 10 s,rn,,
o,N OF dirt near the stove ahon, - ?
y, apfi, We. them occasionally w;,s
ssm water. When the spron,. 'u
nJou. Iour inches high separate ~
ulouiar so that only QUE spran, -, sae
On : TOE This should be- dops rr9,h
snarp kntfa. Set ont IN ! sooS
w as soon a. the season vii sncn
: the middle u tiay1. praian,
nivb, a'e " covering them nm Al
win q wooden box-nsesr,
n-'h,s should b. removed dur,n- ~
.ay. As soon as the danvsr ~ I
,Iost = over drive a stout stirt s-..e
me ground beside the s,alI .na
me stalk 70 i 50 the wind can az ny We
80. toll shoul be rch and H.
y ' na, ssrs well wateFed- this sSoals
Vn une roots At night Let The
a.s stand two and ouc.half ~,
~. ellp OIL all the blossoms a. a..
ney oegia 70 dry up-this will ssn.a
~ ~ pant 70 blossom more freely whss
i, SIC frozen dig the tubular
Ups N. aud store them in
Sel'ar when they viii mot fr..,n
"A support be firm and be prBdirsi
- Na,ef- after wetting ,h.u
hen VT them a is,Ie m.rs
80. 'hf'e dir ctlons and son wIII h.
npad fsr your truuhIs -rr
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iritl II fhr business iors not 70 on
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10 nat neg oct ,opr dry r1v, inst
lniatr ealvnp dino. n. !. then that
they need especial attention mil q
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icd 20 h in Neon them To- good condi-
ton Tor whou poor and Thin Iu flesh
oh can not dEtsi as much food and
will not h. strong and thrifty Irni1c
fdrnIlr
The business al over these In ted
state, depends 81 q great extent upon
the .ucce. The farmer meet. with eash
year The success Of the professional
man, the merchant or mechanic in
Tact the success u the eutirc country
depends. To o great extent. upon the
pro,reriy or adversely Of the farming
world Western H0TmqH.
Around almost MI old saw.mllls
there is an immens, accumulation of
old rotten sawdust This sawdu,L. after
It become, well rotted. makes the very
best Of fertilizer for the vegetable oar.
den. and especially for onions and no.
tatuog. hut II II alan ovanllant far INV
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-20
WORSTED WORK.
Revival OF an lndu'trlai Pastimo which
Was Once Very Popular.

W Nv VI
Was Once Very Popular.
Many ladies will welcome the revival
OF the cross-stitch worsted work. which
promises to regain all is old-time pop.
ularily. The designs follow closely the
antique aud arc in lovely. delicate
shades. Sofa willows worked On, a,7
'tc'' To be upholstered with rich. d,rL
push follow some Of the fasbia,,LIo
ucslgn'i 9r hensington work. and as 80
many ladies' are familiar with this stylc
- WORK II Is being adopted even more
man The applique work. for which ono
= constantly hiding new and loyeIy J"-
slgn'' \ very pretty fancy al prs.cn,
- me making Of bags Of silk bandIa.
silei, with bright-colored borders, Tbo
~hindkerchief Is first trimmed oronnd
All lonr sides with white lace about ,,So
ahu = mali inches wide. A place for .
dfaWlng string Is then made In I, Con-
piete circle In the handkerchief Ica"
ing about three inchc, Of tho bor,i,.
exclusive Of the lace, To fall oyer ,bo
outside the circle forming the bay nar,
hItrr' the drawing string OF elastic Il
put H. finish with long looms of ribbon
'poVl an inch wide. The BAGS ara yo,'
handsome and are also useful r.
IN fact seer everywhere n, ,ta
present time suspendoI from ehanJc.
ll'r' or from little brass hooks besiJ,
lllnleI-plcccs and windows. and oven
langlhg from the tall back. ~ ali
Ias,il1ncd chairs. They are Of ali ~.
'ni shapes Quite u pretty. BAG /. mad
\, no,l .Icklng' that with wid6 stripes.
Is'r The lirst blue strips tack blaok yci,
IN" same width. tack Il on ,ri,L
auey Stitches, embroidcr Tho whit
..t'p' " some simple design or with
Wo or three rows Of herring.b,nn
li,,heA On tho next blue strinc ,s"L
'nld 1r silver braid tho Same wtJsh
listening II on the velvet, and ~ w.
."h eacn stripe. Make the ticking scv'
~ or eight inches square and line viii
ome rch color. drawing I'M tho linn"
'Wh handsome satin ribbons ~ ~
,lae ora contrasting color. Al,bonaL
most everybody has n manrrma Ls
W iaulcs carry them. and they are
Nv fastened ON the wall or ON a door
~ trimmed with . few peacock fsa,h
= ana q bright ribbon. or win Ia"
ct artificial flowers. and ma
II Terms and leaves. or concs ss
memcntos Of summer Journey
igHihly. D~eD'oredfs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-20
~VALUAeLEs IN TRUST

n frcraution. Taken b, S,t. n...u
Companies q" Preserve rropsrt, IA.
trusted to Their Care. ~
with the approach II summer boci,.
'he accumulation In the vault. Of tbe
sale deposit companies Of great pile, Of
family silvcr-platc, jcwclry and yaln,bl,
property aud papers which the hou.e.
holder about 10 depart on his vacation
Tears to leave at home. trusting TO Tho
vigilance Of the police.
we have now in our vaults - s,id
saic'>uperintendent Clark. Of tho n.
delliy Insurance. Trust and safe pc.
po'lI Company. last week. some fnnr
thousand packages. the value Of which
could not begin To calculate. G,r I
non Know what they arr rrallv worth
People who leave their properly in onr
charge rarely assess them NJ thsir t,ii
'allr' 20 thoroughly d. thcy fol con.
llhe'd 81 thrir absolute safety. Lately
we have added a new prccau,lon In ~
shape OF a shock for the possible sneak.
thicycsph '"V'N
I'VE have had some For instance,
you are coming to visit your property
A YOU enter the gate TO the vaults ,Sn
pass The g%atekccpcr. who r%rcornl,ss
you by the password With YOU ent.rs
a wcll-drcsscd man who has lust arco..
You with some simple remark ab,,,
The weather, to which YOU have npp-i,J
IN the samc simple ann and M.
s~asckecpcr. thinking he i a friend m ,
,eur'' allows him TO 20 by with Won +,
"huc you arr examining. saw some /
coupon Bonds, Your supposed friend :
brushes a document on to the fioor az. ,
parently accidentally. In your eyr... ,
u poli'eness You pick it up without =
At u and ask him II II Z his ia /
that u j.. thanks on. wall. OF
II on other business and mica, a.
apo from the building before YOU conlJ
I'VE the alarm. But the gate i closed
md eau only bc opened on the outside .
md only on receipt Of the password :
ms gate = also Of our projections .
moh<" y
'Mohss'' =,
Yes, indeed. An Organized mob A,
ould break into the building a, far ~ n
p?lnt But when that door h =,
lossf can direct a current Of cleo. :,
ely through its steel bars sufficient IN n,
III 4 man Instantly. Ry the tims /, -
- broken down our safe doors wouid I.
. cloaed snd boltad. AMI ,h.n - y
'ouldn't are for any mob What Az -
~. deposit With usP Oh, well. II VI
aa'a ?. aihlcult 10 say. We don't "a
~ the contents Of their h
~ we do not take furniture. n,
IN We ID would like 10 make ar. n,
'age'nenis 30 thai. when a family arr a.
-" shru.f of cut Of town. thex !,
an ~ . notice and Ne would mn. -
'Hak' The packing aud transporting ON
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IN TN. InImfau.s And divine
kach perfect n0on susia.us the ~crsilrss fosst
lu VII Oh Tho y ei1ei rlAfmtUf Hfe combine
Sweet efenlns Esits ti s8HiHn dsy. rrtraat.
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cline
And wheu The DAY ~ done. a crimson hand
l4e. sl1~ing oa The huslel ana dafscnIHr
ufsi.
The gruups q trees Ike vhspcnns spirits
stand.
Tho pun .ong IN, from ~. trembling
breast
The shadvus steal ont from tho IT, lishf land.
Ana aIl y poare and quieilos. hBd test.
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TRUTH.


M 'r'nmoilt. Thaagh Scarce. 4.
Highp aad win rrevan.
VIII Coon Is a truthful traveller. wbo
a! present selling basiug powder.
not long since William called on , c,.
Toner IN Northern Ohio and wanteI 70
sell him q ease.
Never heard Of It." said the NOR.
chant ouuly.
'' ourse not" replied William. .m,I.
lng confidently. II You had. and hal
used H. your standard Of inteliigcncn
would have been raised. Wby IL :
raiiloi away the valuable t~rayeIrr ..,,,
sent i've barrels II u TO pitt.bpr,h in
February u last year. and that VII,
raised the river 50 Our hou.e va h.
The Cincinnati flooded di.tric, q, ~
liine' bot We left only one barn,l In tbc
cellar and as 'oon A. Il got wet. Il rai.cJ
tho house clear above the water I,
Hold on interrupted the da,.d
merchant YOU arr the i~nfernale,i
rs was saving. he ~ nj On ~, 1.
.he ec't powder IN the market. W,
Two barrels to New York IN NJ
.cinbcr. and raised the Democrats ma.
IorirSr enough 10 beat Blaine"
wei don't want such a "
III course you don't. You dan,
want q baking powder that will r,j,s
money enough In a day 10 nav for nj,
OF .iS months No man dos. Why
'ir. l." WY
What did YOU say was tho pri,,,7"
Interrupted The merchant. becoming in.
arrested. "'
"Wcll. I don't know what 4, !. a,
now. You see when | rct warm
alsing about 1t the dampnoss gets in
md raises the price That's why / nj.
want to sell quick. 30 won't
ave to make any discounts on The nov
DO you give any prcmnmsP''
!. VI course. The best one i my nav
' akrr Every subscriber NO ever, Il;
.urchascr OF n case gcts one. This ma +,
nine Is = graduated tube. with lhs
ours marked on H. SAY you want 10
y np ~ seven a. m YOU load the ma /,
nine Tor That hour. set Il undsr the l.d /,
vi and by seven O'Clock he rowde, !
: raised the bed up and turned !, |,
u on the floor. Then the cool tale /
. machine. empiies the powder int /,
= bread pan, and makes BEAUTIFUL b. !
Its TOR breakfast. No waste al uo-. .
=, either scc9' :
NO but ! hear" said The m.reh.s, !.
M YOU may send mo a case. end /.
~ u yonr housc hasn't got another 1,
Y loisse your place in csse tou shoali =
u had britt : pat 10 .lme Ealing =,
Ter TO n - Your salary. aud mal. :,
Trarsis,. /.