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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-03-05

l
SOUS leurs manteaux la beche qu'ils
Y avaient tenue cach6e, SO mirent q
creuser une fosse.
" [ls avaient les bras vigoureux;
lis 6taient fills de paysans ct sd
vaient manier leurs outils. Apr6s
vingt minutes de travail, une fosse
b6ait Tongue de deux metres, large
dun.
"-Est-ce bien ainsi? demanda
Fun des t6moins.
"Les deux adversaires, qui JUS
que-la s'6taient promen6s a travsrs
les tombes, prenant grand soin de
ne pas so rencontrer, sc rappro-
cherent ct r6pondirent Affirmative
ment.
"-Vous etes toujours decides a
vous battre?
"-Oui.
g. Jusqu'a CO que s'ensulve la
mort de Fun des deux.
"--Oui.
ell ny cut pas d'autre tenta
tive de reconciliation.
"Les deux ennemis remirent
aux lemons chacun une lettre qui
ne devalt etre ouverte qu'spres la
mort de Fun deux. Les t6moins
accepterent les pills.
Les deux hommes alors sc NIL
rent nus juaqu'a la ceinture; il ne
fallait pas quill restat des vete-
ments taches de sang. Puts, on
leur donna a chacun un couteau.
"Et lis sauterent dams la fosse
ouverte.
Comment lis SO ruerent Pun
sur lautre, comment lis s'6treigni-
rent, comment. fous, aveugl6s par
la rage, lis SO frapperent, null ne lie
salt; car lis ne le savaient pas eux-
memes, en- Get acces de folie fa.
rieuse.
"Tout a coup, Pun d'eux dit d'u-
ne voix qui ralait:
ell est mort.
Il,--c'etait pautre.
"Les t6moins, stupe66s par
lhorreur, mais retenus par Ia
mour-propre,-en ce temps-la on
:jouait 3 llmpassibiiitA A-eurent pei
ne, tant lis trent b1aient, q raider q
sortir de la tombe.
eli etait vainqueur, il etait vi
want; ]'eutre gisait, courb6 en-
deux, au milieu dune mare de
sang.
ell fallait quill disparnt. L'un
des 6tudiants constata la mort.
Puts, on combla la fosse, on la pic
tina, on replaca les touffes d'herbes
qu'on await soigneusement enle-
YES.
"Et on rentra en- Vile.
Gle lendemain, les parents du
mort recevaient une lettre Oh il
leur annoneait que, prls depuis
longtemps du d6sir de voir du pays,
IL partalt pour le port le plus VOL
sin ct s'embarquait pour une des
tination quill ne ferait connaitre
qu'apres son debarquement.
"Cette lettre n'arriva jamais.
"L'homme await disparu, ct ja-
mais on ne sut ce quill etait deve-
nu.
~
Les auditears de cette sinistre
historic 6taient bl6mes.
-Mais l'autre I? s'ecria quel-
qu'un.
-L'autre, le vivant, fit le doc
teur dune voix grave, c'etait mol.
Eft la femme?
--C6tait une miserable; je ne
l'ai iamais revue.
JULES LERMINA.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-03-05

A vendre a bon march6 un en-
placement connu sous le nom de
Morse, situe dams la town de Cor
coran, adjoignant la ferme de +.
Founders ct de Noonan. S'adres.
ser q z. Demeules.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-03-05
DAMS LA I0MBE.

| IL ny pas de duel serieux,
dit Pun: on s'6gratjgne, trois gout.
tes de sang, ct on va dejeuner.
-D'ailleurs, reprit 1'autre, on
s'arrange pour quill ny ait pas
mort d homme; on les temoins re-
levent les 6pees ct empechent les
mauvals coups, on c'estau pistolet
ct on charge avec des bales de
liege.
LIE duel, tel quill Sc pratique
aa]ourd'hul est une plalsanterie.
-Dites une charge.
lie docteur Cartel qui. i.avait ecou-
t6 jusque-la sans prendre part a la
conversation, ce qui n'6tonnait per-
some, car il n'6tait pas bavard, re-
leva la tete ct murmura:
-Vous croyez?
Pour ma part, reprit Fun, j'ai
6t6 quelquefois t6moin, ct, en- v6ri-
te, j'estime que j'ai 6t6 compli"e
dune vraie plaisanterie don't seule
la galerie s'effrayait.
-Ainsi pour moi, sreprit l'autre.
Et lie fait ]e ne men plains pas
car j'avoue que ]'eusse etc fort en-
[barrasse sill m' '6tait reste un cada-
vre sur les bras. On corps ne Sc
fait pas dispara1tre; l'autorit6 le
retrouve touj jours.
Encore une fois. le docteur dit:
~Vous croyez?
-Nierez-vous, docteur, quill soft
impossible de soustraire un cada-
vre q rattention de la police? Sa-
pristi! on salt bien 81 un homme
dispara1t, surtout sill occupe une
position quelconque dams la soci6
te. II y q touJours quelqu'un qui
Sc pr6occupe de son absence, Main
tenant, 81 vous me parlez de quel.
que vagabond, sans amis, sans fa-
mile, sans domicile.
-Et moi, je vous dis, articula
cette fois tres nettement le doc
teur, quill est des duels tres Sc
rieux; qu'un homme peut etre tue,
ct que de plus, quoique apparte-
nant q une excellente famille, ayant
des amis, lie meme avec des msgis-
traits, IL peut q jamais dispara1tre
sans que null sache CO quill est de-
venu.
-Mais le cadavre est quelque
part.
-Certes.
-Voyons, docteur, nous voyoBs
a votre physionomie que vous avez
quelque histoire tragique q nous
raconter; ne nous faites pas Ian
guir CONNIE 81 vous n'etiez qu'un
simple romancier. L'histoirel lhis-
toirel
LIE docteur passa Ia main sur
son front ct dit:
-Ecoutez done.
Nous allumames I'm cigare ct
nous nous installames de notre
mieux pour ecouter.
Disons d'abord que nous 6tions
absolument sceptiques, ct que, en-
nous s-memes, nous d66ions, le plus
habile narrateur de nous 6mou-
voir.
I4ui, tres calme en- apparence ct
un peu pale, ne semblait pas re-
marquer notre sourira l6gerement
ironique.
"Voici, fit.il. Compien y at il
de tsmps de CO la? je ne men SOU
viens pas excitement, mais il y a
loDgtemps, longtemps, vingt cling,
trente ans. Oh celia s'est-il pass6?
Chez les sauvages du Nyanza?
Chez les Peaux-Rouges? Non, en-
pleine France. Je vous tairai ce-
pendant le nom de la petite VILE.
Cherchez sur la carte de France
la petite Vile est toute proche
dune facult6 de medicine. Ellie
est entour6e de villages importants
ct don't Fun porte un nom de ba.
taille. +. tristement celebre.
"J'en al assez dit; voicl les fats
"Dans la petite vile en- ques
tion deux 6tudiants du meme age
frAres par amitie, tra.aillaient as
sidnment, impatients de conqu6ri1
le titre de m6decin qui de loln pa
lrait une certitude de fortune rapi
I'll ! await. d'ailleurs, en- eux q,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-03-05
Linden poetise par les,jour
nauX parisisnS.

Nous avons trouvs dams un jour-
nal honor6 dune subscription du
minlstere de plnstruction publique,
la Science pour tous, la perle que
voici.
Voicl des renseignements int6.
ressants sur les incidents qui ont
pr6c6d6 la lev6e de boucliers des
Indiens ct sur un de ses premiers
engagements:
Sitting Bull (Taureau-Assis)
ayant contat6 qu'on ne lui await
pas remis les redevances ct les
munitions permises Sc rendit au
Capitole de Washington.
La, il exposa au president du
corps legislatif ses plaintes sur les
agents gouvernementaux qui vo-
latent aux Indiens une grande par
tie de leur dh.
On lui 16pondit qu'on prendrait
en- consideration sa declaration
mais cette declaration 6tant restee
vaine Sitting-Bull revint au Capt.
tole.
Cette fois, au mil1eu de rassem.
bl6e, le Taureau-Assis !ira son
tomahawk ct en- frappa une table
de marbre qui etalt devant lui, il la
b1isa en- deux, tandis que le toma.
hawk s'enfopcait dams lie parquet.
C'etait le signe de la declaration
de guerre.
LIE Taureau Assis sortit ensulte
du capitole sans que personne osat
Papprehender, ct retournant 90
pirogue attach6e a une des piles du
pont de la rivi6re du Potomac, il
regagna son territoire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-03-05
En- correctionnelle.

En- correctionnelle.
Accuse, vous 6tes entire dams
un restaurant q % sous. LIE pa.
tron afirme qu'apres avoir mango
pour plus de deux francs, vous
avez mis- le convert dams votre DO.
che.
Mon president, i'avais lu sur
la devanture: "D6Jeuner q la
fourchette;" je croyais qu'on pou-
vait enlever le metal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-03-05

Une dame de qualit6, voyant la
pompe funebre de son mari, Sc
cria: "Ah! que mon mari serait
aise de voif celia, lui qui aimait
tant les ceremonies"
Xxx
Dams un theatre de province:
Au d6nouement dun drame l'he-
roine doit mourir dun coup de re-
volver.
L'arme CONNIE d'habitude, rate.
Sans perdre Ia tete lactrice Sc
erie:
-Je meurs, premiere victime de
la poudre sans fumee!
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21

Condolences happen frequently, but
are always difficult of credence. Oar
win, in his Voyage of a Naturalist. %
mentions one Of the same kind. though
different in degree. One of the party
was speaking of the earthquake Of Tai
cahuano, in northern Chill, where his
father had lost all his property, and he
himself had barely escaped with his life
in the earthquake at Valparaiso.
He mentioned a curious coincidence
which then happened. \ German. one
Of the party, got up, and said he would
never sit IN u room in these countries
with the door shut, as owing 10 his
having done 50 he had nearly lost his
life at Copiapo. Accordingly he opened
the door, and no sooner had he done
this than he cried out, Here it comes
again and the famous shock COM
menced. The whole party escaped.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21

THE eikht-hnur bill, fsth-pd hy
Bresu ~ ff-rSon, : meeting with n
little opposition lie tn hou-e, AMI VIII
DoObsbly v emerge from bat body
alive. On Thur.dty 1t came up on a
special order Of business, ard was i'm
msdistely a tackled by Peur Sc. Of sill
yer Bow, who run. = hehdnmadal pub
LEGATION known a. n e Mining R-v'ew.
Penross in the course, f his remarks
alluded TO Breen - r 'uTo'es-innal''
working man. aud Been cou tered
b. denying Peuro~e's right [, pose as
tn friend Of the working man ana
stated { rther that the miners union
bad forbidden ih- u-e Of their name
"a his Tapel. PeoTo-e came back With
the statement thst he had Breen's
W itt-n authority TO speak and set for
the union, 81 c off-re TO prove il by
then and there producing the paper.
Wher-a AZ Brren wsx~d wroth and
then { flowed q rapid fusillade from
both sides II remarks 50 personal and
unLarli4meptary that Loud, who was
in the chsir. wac forced to call the
dispu'ants to order. Mr.. Breen will
be remembered ~ one Of the states
men ~ who juurnsyed TO Miles City
in hot has'e las, winter "a induce
Judge Miltuen TO dis chsrge Senator
Becker from custody under the habeas
pornua mr. a-dinuz and Wbo udiu
the decis IN j. said to have held a e.
Gull Ar in erview with the Judge at his
re-iden'-. The eig' { hour bill is
doome' but il was uever in any man
ner be Fitted by the championship
OF NJ. Peer Breen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21

Says the author Of "Recollections Of
n Private"
One comrade. whom / will call Jack,
bad been saying last words TO his
mother, a little woman with a sweet,
eare worn face. At the final moment,
though she had tried hard to preserve
her cOmposure, she gave way, threw
her arms about her boys neck and
said between heavy sobs:
my dear boy, my dear boy; what
viii your poor Old mother do without
youi You are going to fight for your
country. Don't forget your mother,
Jack. God bless you, God bless you"
There was a touch of nature in his
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21
TRUE TALE OF 4 CAT.

Has May Accomplishments, but l. a.
Epirure and DisIikes whist:lng.
Broadly i a big Brooklyn cat. He
- a Maltese Of the deepest dye. Sever
year, Of life have pas~es over his shape
y head, but each year has added e
his store Of Intelligence. Now he i.
probably the best informed cat in the
block in which he prowk
Broadly is very regular in his hab-
its When meal time rolls around hs
rs always found meowing in front OF
the refrigerator in which his food Il
stored. And there he stays, crying
and scratching, until somebody attends
70 his wants This he does three times
a day.
Although particular about the houI
At which he Is fed he is more so in re
gard TO what he eats. Calves liveE,
naw, too, is the only thing he indulges
in Nothing else, not even chicken,
fish or other tidbits dear 70 the feline
heart can tempt him from the liver.
His memory is strong, for he never
foagets a friend or forgives a foe.
When his master returns from business
al the usual hour Broadly is at the
front door TO greet him with his deep,
musical purr. If his master is not
On time Broadly sinks away TO his
favorite place on a chair near the
kitchen range, but when his master re
turns he is all animation and springs
up to receive a cares.
Outside Of occasional incurions into
the precincts infested by rats and mice
be seldom absents himself from home.
And there he receives every attention.
Nothing is too good for him, although
his wants are few. When he wishes a
drink Of water he climbs upon the sink
and news. Two plaintive cries notify
the household that he is thirsty, and
water is 0 on forthcoming.
the dining table he is a favored
guest. His chair is placed beside that
Of his master regularly, but he will not
take il until it has been nicely cushioned
with a newspaper. And the louder il
c7ckles tie better he likes il. There
he sits, quietly gazes upon each member
Of the family ia turn until the meal il
concluded, and then he leaves the table
promptly with the diners. Having been
well and carefully trained he is able 10
participate in conversations like these
Hello, Broadly are you feeling
well this morningf' somebody asks.
"Meow, % he will respond
''That means Yes
want some liverN'
Meow" This is always uttered with
emphasis.
Two cries are taken for a negative
reply, and three, accompanied by the
same number Of scratches. signify
that he desires to have a door opened
He dislikes whistling, and If any u
does so he ''meows" twice and stalks
out Of the room in which his tormentel
is. He sleeps in the same apartment
Is his master, is almost a. valuable as
a watchdog, and, taken all in all. is
quite a remarkable cat.-New York
Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21
THE

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21

homely sorrow when drew tears OF
sympathy from all our eyes. One
warm hearted comrade actually sobbed,
and his eyes refused, as he expressed il,
TO dry up, until, as we were moving
of, Jacks mother came rushing after
us, with a bundle tied like a wheat
sheaf.
Jack, Jack - she called. in a "a.
thetic voice. You've forgotten 10
take your p~ennyrUyal.'
We all laughed, and 50 did Jack. and
Think the laugh helped him than
his tears.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-21

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-01
GRAND REMOVAL SALE AT HENRICKs
MUSIC CO., LIMITED.
All Our Present Stock of Pianos and Organs
Must Be Sold Before April 1.

Must Be Sold Before April L.
In order to close out our immense stock
of pianos and organs before removal to our
to-be remodeled warerooms, 101 and 103
Fifth avenue (next to Postofice), prices will
be reduced away down, and persons who
have not availed themselves of the extraor-
binary bargains offered should do so at once.
Stock embraces Chickering, Lindeman,
Wheelock, Hallet & Davis, Stuyvesant,
hardman, Kuabe and Steinway pianos;
Palace, Shoninger, Packard and Bridgeport
organs. Good secondhand pianos from S75
upward; organs, S35, S45 and $50. Easy
payments arranged if desired. Rem ember
the place.
HENRICKs Music Co., LIN,
79 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-01

The majority of cheap crayons that are
made have the hardness in look of stone or
corpse. A good crayon should indicate
flesh. skin and muscle as perfectly as . good
painting. DABBs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-01
ALLEGHENY, Jan.

LAST week of our closing out auction
sale of diamonds, watches, jeweIry, etc.
The balance of my stock must be closed out
this week. This is the last opportunity to
get irst-class goods at auction at NJ. G..
Cohen's, 533 Smithfeld street. TwThSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-01

THE fact should be borne in mind that
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especially for acute throat and lung diseases,
such as coughs, colds, Group and whooping
cough. and is pre-eminently superior to any
other known remedy for those diseases.