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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13
Entire Mari ct Femme.

II y q un peu plus de deux AMI
que Mathew Heindel 6pousait 3 Ii
Nouvelle-O Orleans une jeune file
de dix-sept ans nominee Ernestine
Boron. lie MENACE ne fut pas heu.
reux ct l'accord ny regina que pen.
dant lie premier quarter de la lune
de miel. II y cut de frequentes
separations entire les 6poux, ct il y
q environ un mois, Heindel, en-
rentrant chez lui, trouva So maison
desert6e par SO femme. II apprit
qu'elle await donn6 leur enfant I
me nAgresse ct qu'elle s'6tait re-
T .giee dams une maison de mar 1
vaises moeurs. La jeune femme
pretend que c'est q l'instance de
son mari qu'elle await abandonn6
lie domicile con]ugal pour aller de-
mander 4 Pinfamie les moyens de
SO procurer de bellies toilettes.
Ellie ajouta que son mari venalt de
temps q autre lui r6clamer de Par
gent ct qu'elle lui en- donnait. Quoi
quill en- soft, le soir de Noel, Helm
del SO pr6senta, a~ccompagn6 du
frere de So femme, dams la maison
dada Thompson, ct demanda q
4 Ernestine. Ills SIC retire.
dams Ia cour ct current un entretien
au cours duquel le mari ct le frere
insisterent pour que la jeune fem
quittat lie logement qu'elle oc-
cupait ct retournat vivre en- famil-
le. Ellie refusa de Sc conformer d
leur d6sir ct alors Jacob Boron son
Sc jeta sur ellie ct Ia tint
que Heindel lul plongeait
quatre fois un couteau dams le cote
Les pleasures sont consid6-
r6es fatales. lie Meschactb6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13

La succursale de Minneapolis
de pagence DIES wins de california
& maintenant SEES cares d vim an
numero 253--2eme Avenue Sud, ct
peut servir Sos patrons avec ,ear-
coup dc diligence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13

LIE comite q large de reoueillir
des subscriptions pour la famllle
Riel ct les Metis, sont prizes de
s'assemhler d l'of6ce de rEcho de
rOaest, vendredi soir.
joseph MARCoUx.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13

En- connection avec les Baine de
rHotel West, MN. SHEIG &
SHEIG, Propri6talres de ces bains,
ont aussi une magnifque sale de
bains, au dessous de leurs Salons
de Barber, dams PHotel Nicollet,
sur lavenue Hennepin; .ce sont les
meilleurs ct les plus beaux .qui
puissent Sc rencontrer dams p6tat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13
NATIONS.

Wilmar, Morris st Browns Valley ct
Breckenridge,
Fergus Falls, Moerhead Fargo, Crooks
ton, st. Vincent ct Winnipeg,
Train d'accemmedation pour st. Cloud
via Monticello ct Clear water,
Train d'accsmnodation pour St.Cleud
via Anoks ct Elk River,
Breckenridge, Wahpeten, Casselton,
Observation-Disclosures Crooks
ton, Grand Forks, Devils LaKs;et u
Vincent,
Fergus Falls, Mesrhead, Fargo, Grand
Forks. Devils Lake, Larinsre, Ne
che ct Winnipeg.
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A yenure

A bon march6. Lots 8 ct 9,
Block 40, dams raddition de High.
land Park.
A vendre 4 bien bon march6,
condition de Placement faciles. S'a-
dresser que q. Demeulss, l25
Nicollet Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13

L'agence DIES wins, de Ia Califor-
ME - California vine House
transport6 ses bureaux du Boston
Block OF lis 6taient auparavant .
leur nouveau magasin No. 252--2e
Avenue Sud. Leurs afaires lei
proportions que cette agence s'est
w ohlig6e d'ouvrir DIES cares, atm
de pouvoir exp6dier leurs comman-
DIES avec plus de rapidit6.s
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13

TN 81 BOSTON, de Minneapolis, desirent aujourdhui appeler
Tattenton du public dune manlere tcute sp6ciale, sur deqx
nouveaux genres de pardessus pour hommes. Lot 5O96. I'm
pardessus couleur fonc6 en- cashmere Ia Prince Charles, magnlque-
|meut fnii avec oollet en- castor, prz settlement $14OO Cest d un
meineur pardeesus quis ait jamais etc odert en- vente pour moins de
$40. La celebre montre WATERBURY est donnee gratis avec ce
|capot Lot 65O8-Pardessus en- drap de castor, tout laine, avec COLLECT
en- velours pour $800--ceci. est un meileur pardessus que nos con-
currents vendent = $780, Nous avons aussi des draps Union, 3 DIES
|prix plus r6duhs, mails nous aimons mieux ne rendre D nos praiques
que des ehets de bonnie quait6. En- ce qui concerne les habllements
pour enfants nous en- vendons pour aussi bon marche qu'une $lOO ct
pour $l.50 nous vendons un meineur habilement que ION peut se
procurer n'importe Oh pour So so ct ce dams tout pOuest. Pour donner
une chance aux enfants qui ne peuyent payer $1,000 pour IN hablle
ment on un pardeasus nous avons choisi un lot de pardessus ct dha-
|billements que nous vendons 4 DIES prix variant de 800 . $3.50 ayec
|lesquels, pour cete semaine, nous donnerons la mantle Waterbury en-
|cadeau. Nous demons aussi beaucoup de cadeaux aux enfants, tells
que Roller ct Ice Skates, Traineaux ct aussi I'm minont de pommesd de
Iterre delivr6 ) demeure. Ne manquez pas de venir vor par vous ma
ties, Slid Neckswear,d de did6rents genres, doubles en- satin loo piece
Fl. 81. Landry, commits canadien.
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NouvRAu sYsTExE D'ELEyATEuR.

"a ST Paul, une compagnie Went
d'etre form6e dams 10 but de cons
tauire DIES 6l6vateurs de distance
en- distance sur le parcours du che
min de fer. Celia permettra aux
fermiers de. transporter leur bl6
aux e~l6vateurs sans retard, chacun
anra an compartment separ9 ct il
pourra disposer de GO quill q de-
pose quand bon lui semblera. La
compagnie pretera aussi de Far
gent az pour cent ayant pour ga
le bic ainsi d6pose.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13
.Ayantages ConsiderabIes.

Pour les SEASONS d'automne ct
d'hiver, nous ofrons au magasin
ci-dessus, un assortment 6l6gants
de lots de hardes enforcement neufs
manufactures reinforcement ct fats
habits plus 6l6gants mont ett ven
dus sur le march6 de Minneapolis.
Pas de vieilles 6tofes, pas de We'll
les modes, pas de couleurs bizar-
res nj dc patrons inconvenants,
mails un assortment proprs etfrais.
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L'Union FRANCHISE de St-Paul.

Nous voyons avec plaisir que
pUnion FRANCHISE de St-Paul mar
che de success en- success. Les f.
nances de cette soci6t6 sont dams
un 6tat tres prospere, tel qu'on
pourra lie constater par le rapport
du tresorler M. L. P. Ledoux que
nous publions lei. Ces chlffres
sont assez 6loquents pour nous
dispenser de tout commentaries.
PERTEs EFT DEPENsEs.
Pave aux veuves ct orphe-
iins.................... 277 rs
Pave aux membres malades 281.O0
Paye pour musique, drapeau
American, fuu6railles DIES
d6funts, L. Demeules ct
O. Caron, tlmbres de pos
ties ct cartes postales. -. 265.333
Members pages lO6.3O
Total. .$93O.3o
Actif de Ia societe au Ter
janv1er 1886.
Pret6 sur hypotheques.. 3,115.OO
Soci6t6 de batisse Lafayette 415.1O
Contributions dues. $3.50. 465.22
lnsignes, pavillons, coffre-
fort, etc.,............... $4,000
Total .4,545.32
Interets dts sur notes au
Ter janvier 1886. 1892
Argent en- banque. 1886
Argent en- mains 2l.O9
Total. ST, 666. 20
Augmentation des finances de Ia
societ6 durant les six mois, $270.53.
l.. 2. LEDOUX,
tr6sorier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13

La population de Ia malheureu-
Sc Irlande aimerait B ayoir plus de
patates ct I'm peu moins de politi-
que. Clnq mile personne de Ia
paroisse de Innisb6fin sont dams
Ia plus grande misAre ct 81 des Sc
cours n'arriyent bientot plusieurs
mourront de faim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13

les invites, avec les deux cents he.
ros de la fete? LIE lord-maire, DIES
commissaires de paix, des inspec.
tours de police, des directeurs de
prison..
Pour que la fete fnt complete, il
ne
hautes muvres de Sa Majestic,
MATS, sans doute, sir Ford North,
qui doit bien avoir pronounce dams
So vie deux on trois douzaines de
condamnations 4 mort, Anne mleux
trinquer avec des voleurs qu'avec
10 bourreau charge d'ex6cuter ses
sentences, Quot quill en- soft, ct
en- dept de cette regrettable lacu.
ne, la petite fete q ste des plus
cordiales. LIE president ct le lord
MARIE ont adress6 q l'autoire DIES
paroles de paix ct encouragement
en- PENDANT homage 3 son excel
lente tenue; un geolier fac6tieux q
d6bit6 un speech humouristique;
un vieux voleur charge dams ct de
gloire a remerci6 en- termes 6mus
les hauts personnages qui avaient
da1gn6 embellir de leur presence
cette touchante solennit6, ct place
ayec un extreme a-propos tout un
stock de citations bibliaues. La
cer6monie s'est terminee aux &C
cords harmonious du God SAGE the
queen, chant6 en- choeur ct Ia tete
decouverte par tous les convives.
Celia natal pas Pair dune ga
genre ct dun v6ritable conte
dHofmann? Disons le bien vite,
Replication est des plus simples
ct Iaffaire, au total, moins ridicule
qu'elle men a Fair. lie banquet
annuel DIES svoleurs ma pas d'autre
but que d'attirer l'attention publ
que sur une auvre tres meritoire,
celle du sanvetage moral DIES con-
damn6s, 4 leur sortie de prison
MATS it est permits de Sc demander
81 peffet produit nest pas, au total,
infiniment plus del6t4re qu'utile.
Nous avons peine 3 croire que les
exhibitions publiques CONNIE le
ssbanquet des voleurs" puissent
etre IN spectacle moralisateur pour
la miserable population de Saint
Giles. Les pauvres enfants de
Seven Dials, pour qui un diner
semblable. avec du rosbif d discrf.
ton, represente sans aucun doute
le dernier terme des f6licit4s hui
names, doivent faire 4 CO suiet
des r9dexions am6res. Aussi ne
faudrait-l pas s'6tonner outre me-
sure 81 leur conclusion 6taitqu'une
telle ripaille, avec Ia joie de voir
le lord-maire en- char ct en- os,
vaut bien qu'on l'achete par six
mois de prison. Il y q snrement
quelque imprudence 3 faire ainsi
banquetter oMciellement les vo-
leurs dams une vile ct dams I'M
quarter Oh tant d'honnetes gems
meurent de fain.
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CAPOTS,
~PARDEssUS,
SURTOUTS
P~ANTALONs.
CAPEAUX,
CAsQUEs.
GANTS
MITAINES.

Habillements pour garcons de
toute taille. Pardessus pour gar
cons ct hommes fats. Habille.
ments pour enfants de tout age.
Sous-vetements, Bonnetterie, Gil
lets, Articles de toilette. Vous fe-
req des economies en- achetant
chez nous. Notre assortment est
immense, des meilleures qualities
ct = des prix qui defent toute COM
petition.
Tous les Canadiens sont spectacle
ment invites 4 aller visiter lie
grand magasin dc hardes, cha
peaux, casques, pardessus, au
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-01-13

Les wins du Rhin de Ia Califor-
ME, California Rhine Wines) pro
venant de Ia Compagnie des wins
de la California, font Replacement
disparaitre du march6 tous les
Wins du Rhin allemand. La rsison
en- est bien simple, Ia volci:- qua
lit6s sup6rieures des wins du Rhin
de la Californie-et prix raisonna-
bles auxquels nous les Yendons" -.
Faites visite aux bureaux de la
Gle d Mlnneapolis-253-2 AVE
NTJE SUD.
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H0EI0 DID L0UHST.

81
LIE DINER DES VOLEURS.
On des spectacles les plus 9tran,
ges que Londres odre p6riodlque,
ment aux approaches de Nosl Went
de se renouveler dams le quarter
de Drury Lane. C'est CO qu'or
app.lle a thieves supper, "un sou,
per de voleurs." Non pas, CONNIE
on pourrait le croire, I'M soupel
sur le pouee, haiti ct sommaire
entire CHEN ct loup, sous une porte
on derriAre un muir, avec le froid
aux pieds ct la peur de la police
au ventre, mails I'M bel ct bon ban
quet o1iciel, la Incur des lustres,
|devant une table bien servie, dams
une sale publlque de Little Wald
street (la petite rue sauvage) spe-
dispos6a , Get effet, avec
drapeaux ct deyises, souscripteurs
ct invit6s,-enfn IN v6ritable di-
ner d trois services, annonc6 par
tous les %journaux, suivi de toasts
de discours ct de musique.. Celia
para1t d6ja sufisamment excentri-
que. Ce qui Fest plus peut-etre
encore, c'est quo IL qualit6 DIES
banqueteurs nest nullement dissi-
mul6e. Null euph6misme, pas une
de ces precautions oratoires 81
usuelles au pays du cant. On ne
dit pas "d1ner des gentlemen de
fortune" on banquet des gems qui
mont pas Gu de chance" on dit ct
on imprime carr6ment "Souper
DIES yoleurs." Les cartes d'admis-
sion ne doivent pas etre tres cou-
rues? dira-t-on. Erreur profonde.
Sill ny q que deux cents co~nvives,
choisis parmi les chenapans les
plus notoires de Saint Giles ct de
Whitechapel, c'est quill ny pas
moyen den placer IN plus grand
nombre 3 table.
Dams cette 6tonnante hi6rarchie
britannique, Oh il fault 3 tout prix
etre class6 3 son rang ct faire par
tie dune cat6gorie sociale, mieux
vaut encore etre oMciellement re-
connu CONNIE voleur de profession,
ct accepts CONNIE tel, que n'avoir
pas le moindre signe dlstinctif D.
arborer dams lie combat pour la
Tel est evidemment le raj
sonnement que Sc sont fait tous. les
convives--a moins qu'ils n'aielt
supplement ced6 3 l'attrait irr6sis-
tible dn rosbif saignant. Autre
affaire: tout banquet, ct particu-
lierement tout banquet britannl-
que, dot avoir un president, celia
va de sol. Qui pense-t-on que MN.
les voleurs de Londres avaient,
cette fois, pour pr6sider = leurs
agapes? Nj plus nj moins que sir
North, un des JUICES de Ia
cour supreme-ou, CONNIE nous
dirions, un conseiller 3 la cour de
cessation. Et sait-on quels 6taient
les invites, avec les deux cents he
ros de Ia fete? LIE lord-maire, des
commissaires de paix, des inspec-
tours de police, des di~recteurs de
Pour que la fete f0t complete, il
manauai quePex4eutear-dos
hautes ouvres de Sa Majestic.
Mails, sans doute, sir Ford North,
qui dot bien avoir pronounce dams
90 vie deux on trois douzaines de
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25

Nobody can be sure that he has got
clear ideas ON subject unless he has
tried to put them down on a piece of
paper in independent words of his own.
1t is an excellent plan, too, when you
have read good book, to sit down and
write o short abstract of what you can
remember of it. 1t is still better plan,
if you can make up your minds to a
slight extra LABOR to do what Lord Stat
ford and Gibbon and Daniel Webster
did. After glancing over the title, sub
ject or design of book, these eminent
men would take up pen and write
roughly what questions they expected to
find answered in it, what difficulties
solved, what kind of information impart-
ed. Such practices keep us from read
ing with the eye only gliding vaguely
over the page, and they help us to place
our new acquisitions in relation with
what we knew before. Ideas, relations,
statements of fact are not to be taken by
storm. We have to steep them in the
mind in the hope of thus extracting their
inmost essence and significance. If one
lets an interval pass and then returns 1t
is surprising how clear and ripe that has
become which, when we left it, seemed
crude, obscure, full of perplexity. John
Morley's Miscellanies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25

curve, whittier II was assumed that
they had escaped. But the attempt
proving fruitless, we returned to our
camp. Thus ended my first tiger hunt.
l had not indeed succeeded in behold
ing the king of the jungle moro freely
and in full view, but the excitement OF
expecting every moment an attack from
the infuriated animal was in itself a
keen delight to sportsman.
We were splendidly accommodated In
the magnificent tents. On one side we
Swedes were quartered opposite our
Hindoo fir ends, and midway between
us stood the enormous assembly and
diuing tents. Although we were nearly
forty miles from any human haoitatlon,
in fact, in o wilderness, we enjoyed
every luxury, as, for instance, beds with
mosquito nets, carpets, dressing tables
chairs, baths and every other requisite
| in abundance. Oscar and myself occupied
a tent which would have furnished ac-
commodations for regiment of soldiers
At least 1000 men must have been en-
gagged in transporting our camp to this
spot, partly on their backs and partly
on carts, the long way through the Jug
gle, striking illustration of how little
these Oriental magnates value labor and
money when bent upon gratifying q
cherished pursuit.
A little after our return to the camp
the air was rent with deafening
cries-wild shouts of joy mingled with
the sound of drums and cymbals. And
in few minutes the slain tiger is seen
approaching, stretched on the back OF
an elephant and surrounded by all the
shinkarie swinging a trophy oyer its
head. Our royal victim enjoyed all the
honors of triumphial entry into the
camp.
Dinner was, as may be imagined, con-
sumed in the best of spirits, and the
champagne bottle circulated freely
among us Europeans, but the fear OF the
Prophet inhibited our Hindoo friends
from partaking OF the forbidden juice,
especially before infidels. l have, how
ever, strong suspicion that our hospita-
BILE entertainers made up for their alb
stention after dinner, and enjoyed the
fluid in privacy, like good Christians.
Nineteenth Century.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25
Th,. Years Vintage I'm France.

September wrought an entire change
in the aspect of affairs, and three or iouI
| weeks OF brilliant sunshine, alternated
with some showers of warm rain,
brought the grapes to a condition more
resembling that of 1875 than has been
seen for years past. On calling this
week at few of the leading Medicean
properties, where the vintage has just
bein terminated, we heard IN each in
stance of production in excess OF last
year. This remark applies to such pro-
perties as Chauteaux Lafitte, Lafour,
Mouton, Rothschild, etc., while at
Chateau Montrose the quantity for 1856
is actually double that of 1885, and here
on our own property, where in 1850 we
vintaged only some 300 bogsheads, the
record for the present year shows $50.
Unfortunately the facts stated in the
previous paragraph apply chiefly to the
larger estates, where capital has been at
command to meet the altered require
ments of vine-growing. Thus special
arrangements have had to he made this
year to combat the mildew, the phyllox-
era, tie anthracnose and host Of other
minor evils. One bright spot, however,
in all this is that the phylloxera, which
at one time threatened to annihilate the
French vineyards, has now been at least
brought under control. The importance
of this fact will ba better estimated if it
is borne in mind that the phylloxera
actually exists in fifty -four OF the depart.
ments Of France, and it is asserted that
no less than /, ,062, $50 acres are affected
by this destructive insect.
A turning point has now been reached
in all these difficulties, and it only re-
quires few years of good seasons and
careful cultivation to bring back large
portion of that prosperity which at one
time seemed to have deserted the vine
yards of France. 1t is marvellous what
the capacity of France as wine-produc.
ing country really represents. Only
few days ago single vine on this pro.
perty gave l02 pounds of grapes, the
juice from which will yield nearly eight
pints of pure wine. Taking 5000 of
these small vines as an average for an
acre, and multiplying the figures by
5000 acres which constitute the vine
districts of France. 1t is not to be won.
dered at that French vine-growers should
claim that, under favorable circumstan-
ces, their country alone will produce
sufficient wine for the consumption OF
the entire population Of the world.
On those estates where means have
been adopted to preserve the plants
against the mildew, the fruit has ripened
more evenly on the vines this season
than for years past. The grapes as they
came into the presshouses have been in
compact lunches, well colored, and with
the skins soft and yielding-in fact in
condition presaging both good color and
saccharine, the necessary constituents OF
good wine. Seeing that if we except
perhaps 1888, the last few years have
produced vintages which can scarcely be
classified as fine in quality, too much i'm
portance can hardly be attached to every.
thing which tends to indicate that the
quality of the present year will occupy
a good position in the future.-[London
Times.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25
YELLOW ROSES.
!. HOOKER HAxxEnsLEy.

-f%~~@
'Tis the "oid, old story of youth and maid.
Thro' memory's chasms. reechoing low,
OF rich yellow roses, a cluster he sent,
In the long sgo--in the long ago.
A wee dainty note in its heart ar Lag .h hid fairy
AT the bali" 1t read. I'll with me you IL
wed,
Wear . rose to-night-wesr arose to- night "
Bewildered by light. by sound and sight,
With the nascent his spirit glows.
Now the hearts beats fast, for she comes at
last;
Without one word. unseen unheard.
With smothered sigh and doaneast eye;
With a cheek that burns aud heart thai
He passes by he passes by.
with breast that throbs and a brain on fire
With bated breath and a sudden start,
Her lovers good night" to the host she
Like a knell at her heart-like knell al
heart.
Years many have flown. DER oceans un
known,
Tho roaming, he ever remembers that
"Lang syne" Is sweet, once more they meet
Their locks are gray-their locks are gray
"'Tis fancy inferred in the tomb of years,
Youth has ever" he muses., "for age a
CHARM"
30 he tells her at last, for the tempest is
past,
Aud lis neart is calm-his heart is calm.
~Golden roses, as rich as the orioles wing.
That day on my heart Is engraven,' cries
she;
But the note 'mong the roses, so carefully
hid,
Was ne'er seen by me-was neer seen by
me-"
Then she lifts with care, from "casket
rare
Oft summed by smiles, oft bedewed by
tears,
The yellew roses, still treasured by love,
Thro' those weary years-tAro those
weary years.
silken cord of the sky's ightest blue she
unties,
Like gem in the earth at the clusters
core
Rests the dainty, triangular, sweetscented
note,
Never found before-never found before.
Ali there's many VT. ok on times rough
sea,
That the world knows not-shall never
know,
And there's many heart guards its faded
OF the long ago-of the long ago
The Kaaterskill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE BY
Oliver, Walker & GOodenOW
1O1 North Main Street, Temple Block.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

PROPERTY
ices
this
unmproved through
PROPERTY
he eansi
closets a ovem hfurniur
the CHLps TRACT
A lots sinth ron Ito
A IT,:
TEMPLE STREET
STREET, ca
$3.50 This
emosbe
Washington 5ox5
sides of these lots
between First and
High list
sndE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25
ssIs 1t Warm?o Etc.
Sing hey for a caldron of boiling oil,
Aud basin OF molten lead.
Where this obdurate sinner msy sizzle an6

Sing hey for caldron of boiling oil,
Aud a basin OF molten lead,
Where this obdurate sinner msy sizzle and
boil
Aud tropically soak his head.
Who says to his brother in swelt ering stew
With gurgle OF fervid glee,
'Is 1t torrid enough to-day for you?
It's not warm enough for me-"
May he SINCE and .toast andIsimmer and
roast,
Aud char and kindle, and burn.
And scorch and SINCE till his soul will
cringe,
And his body to cinders turn.
Then the blistering heat of furnace fire
Shall accomplish his just cremation,
And fagots and peat be his funeral pyre
To finish his incineration.
And thus this felon we'll ardently kiln.
And listen with JOY to his moans,
And when he has carbonized all that he Will
Wen each take one OF his bones.
And waving the calcined remains OF him,
A. Parseean dance we'll do,
And shout this jocular requiem,
"Is II hot enough now for your"
Buffalo Express.
w.. Iii -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25

The total annual consumption of tea,
it is now estimated, is 5000, 600, 900
pounds; of coffee, 1000. 900, 900, 900
pounds; cocoa and chocolate, 1000, 900
pounds. Tea is the favorite drink in
Russia. Holland and England. the last
country actually importing 100, 1000, 900
pounds, or several pounds to each man,
woman and child.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25

You viii never ave q sour stomach II you
use Damina Bitters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25
SYCAMORE GROVE.

This place of resort in the Arroyo seco is
one OF the most popular in the untry.
There is q good road to 1t from the city, and
in charge Of .he present proprietor, CHI AS,
WAGNER, 1t Is conducted In the very best
EOrCALL AND SEE. o2ytf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25

II you want real estate read the advertise
ment of w. p. Mcintosh In another column.
Dsmiana Bitters regulate the stomach
Michel Levy 4 Co.. wholesale liquor dealers
agents.