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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
A RIVER OF INK.

A eu,,ons phenomenon occurs Y
..,1a w Africa" where runs q snAll
,ieter ceurge which the ehemlslry ..
ngsqirgt n Tbe formation Is obtained "
q mi 1nion ~ two small riyulcia, q WHEN
no IA gtrongiy impregnatsd VIII idS 4
a. a high percentage whilH wv ,,o,sl.
brook. pero0lating thfouEl peA' "'"'
nbsorbs gnllic acid. ..,s nor man
,, nr"' ,sheu he ls pteased 20 y -he I,',.
,l. t, M comfortably written WIN WV
, aimsplaf Ink II Mother Earn, SeUn VIZ
siisp reinrniag nom Alggrla, Wy ~.
, uiei'g'bborbosI Of dis natural sheii'Hu'
ehop. found i IN common uHT " Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
SWIMMERS IN DARKNESS,


Ocean fsh and The pm O. MIMI ,d
waters, with few exreplVna, u ian I'm
M, fJact iaeoong, Ovcrhunf by uolte
,ss'i5tsaI forests. into tlin tllick,, m9aug
,,,q,.nt al great Western snd e0tul' w,
suainp' s,a,e elimner 81 light teneirHies
H., tsidfb Tho hnuy iuhnbHAhts may ~
,fatr way and iin1 their ivod -.
ant III sometimes occurs thgt swim
49, ,,hose natural homie ~ ~ h,illit
,,,iers erg compelii'd % pass uieit hFe'
IA rayicss Gloom. 49,. MN.
"frhc IN Of the River Atyt ~ ne fiHill-
,n1tb eave Of kcntucky. AFFORDS ", M
stance Of this state III H'ins ,,a fh1,,
nN.l' i,.., tbese waters they are now "
Mry i' ~ f.lIr gloomy gurfoundin3s Y
tsve formed species hdai'ttl y
.s,,,stnfa 10 the elements IN Whlen We
| aIppl -. M they are into unbrokei
| Nv; ~ e,ea nre lnchng 70 them no
a .bliis ,,y,,,.eeitionA must depend upon tp
ti p',. Of other ueneeH. WING me
1890, $500 10 exist and pcrpenatp tsfi
WIZ thcv are weak, coiorlets' ninei
III ereniurea milking poor .a w, asi
az saae and viS9r c9Wpateh ....,.ir
n corresponding ApeeleH ID "''''
above ground -. 40, cpt frof
,rii..h. IN the gradual clorinN III.
~ IKE. snrfnco 0f a shallow, mnnN3 ~,
We.5, sraas. lily and ilnk roots lNn,
'li ,..ef ilia face Of the wafer W.
49, $3.50 work upon which de'Nflo
it and leaves and the longmrIl
asl,ing nhterial from the or lospp
Jsrrt.e4. covering s~mins ~
~ ne esiid land. When tlls nv,
gs0wtii has wholly ooNsi'u ''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
WHISPERING ROCKS DAM

Wv lieutenant W A. curt's'
For The Sunday GazetteD

THO Jivou family owned Welsh noun noun
~, n and although it was great sa td,,,
f"; TO the Hixon boys on their I INV
I lsi,s at Boston to tell their city cousins
y ,L t ~ i'V owned whole mo5nnlaih'
tha tngy made very poor farm ,,,tr,
unusually level and fertile ,iihilSor lSp Welsh
the hin called in the nelghno si.y and bar
mountain, was rugge tsat TIN Il Was scarcely
(, to % 9sst aD 'h and The e %ss.
had washed law amaI lodges protrudiqg from
ING g grsaa like Ike the bones of hali-Oure'
monsters. oor farm, II was
,.r Du' one and Mr.. Hixon mute ,hot r g,,u
rom the docks Of sah,Gs tp t as lon
over ii to live very conn., ,o,nl e all upon hi
as there was no uhus0"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

p,,,tsaelnbia. Ps.. Dec, "a aho9p-
= il la.v dc,1,rred here this afternoon
AZ ,he jefferson Medicai co''ok .',,d.nt
Mn.s ,hcvilie. n. G., VAS wounded oy
TN 4 kshttrst Of tho same place.
g 9n,t, ~ ,vere members Of tho elias 81 W,
~ i,o,' i,eoafne involved In % dispute oyer
a nickel while standing IN e. Miey N
slst x IA opponent, who erred a. him
,t....s times. two Of the ba'ls pasalue
,i,i i.er Wllllamson's right ieR, lnlug.
~, ,ayerely Ashurat was iouha
ht5is,g ,,nder a bench in the coiieRe
a,,iid M And was arrested His weapon
could not ba found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

The musOnS OF AuItcIHNh" NN.N.,,,,,
Engaged upon work that would occupy |
,bar, Car several weeks. but one promis..
cd Ills services for the I'd OF July 9nu
he instructed Ed TO procure H2lle ny
/ drnulic cement-ccment thni ,AaIYyns
| under wnter. and Il cart load on pnchs'
/ He gave him SOME instructions III
4 corning the way the supporting wan
AT large stones should be built, but sara
that The inner facing ehould be o. pqeh,
MS II would be impossible TO huilu II OF tue
ronrl.hrwn stones they had used
As Ed drove homewnrd he noticed on
trcns and fences some large posters an
nouncing that Abel Johnson would nave
a feed and grist mil ON MOTIFS pr 1Vt ~
complete running order by the lst ol
jobnson must be forestalled, II his grist
mill were finished first he could keep
, tho Ilixons out of business by tehpoI,
/ arily making his prices 20 Low, thnt 'n NIX
t could not compete II ny iit tsah '' ns.
F. were finished first aud their It,nue MS Ss,
I tnhlishrd he would not attempt ms, llr
/ IIiyon business would come from inrin-
r nrs west of the mountain. Us johnson
n mill would be- three miles tarlhcr away
Ii from them. The farmers cast OF Wv
mountain would he us Likely TO - %
j., Cartersyine MS TO lohnsonH Yes u tn,
Hiyon dam could be- finished before
w Johnson had got his fnirly under way
he would probably nbaudon II, Johnsol
Se was loug-sigllted man
M Ed WINS having n number OF lium
AZ, boons mnde al a roadside smity NJ th
in loot OF the mountain. The mquisitv
If blacksmith had wormrd his secret iron
he him. promising of course to Keep H.,
no II have been thinking said the blacb
~ emith as lie INT the hoops in Eds WI
,n ,,an chat ii your mill should be bull
IVY nnerbaps your father would give me
piece of land to put my shop on near Y,
nd min. one business helps another VIM
az the farmers were at the mill could !
Sa shoeinp their horseH, md when the
.ai camc 10 have their horses shod III,
~, would bring rrist to the mill"
Wy "A GOOD idea" said I'd, 'f'irst'rat
~, know father viii give YOU an acre
nj you want H. ! wonder y your pioih,
H. i.lnw the other Side OF Tue mouhul
nio ,vGildn't come mp with his store,
,So "No doubt" said the blacksmith lcl
'bo INV. 'WeW have village up the
n vet. | expect We can ggt En l ~
iii schoolhousc and then all well want
Iis rnilfund.n
Iii As Ed drove on lie was fun OF visio
XXI &c a village on Welsh mountain.
H., ~ ,Yas 100 sensible to believe that a y
lu9 Mani ~" AZ any size would gather abe
non the mill but he believed y quite pos
.,on Ic "a have a store. smlthy, mill Q
' W., ,nrhens n creamery, all aiding each oil
'u' by liz trade they would bring to III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11


have 10 take their grain clear to Carriers,
willie TO get il ground. ana he KNOWS ~
"If YOU had kept the mill ,sll' We SVulu
run n arist mill and milestone lNeIorS /
NJ the same time, said Jolin' ,,s, n
III" said Mr.. AlNon' ln"' toii.
II we had mill site W. cou,u WI
about n mill. Tie trouble is, we haven't
any mill site"
| i,ut Ed thought thnt nerhnpi they
aid have mill site after an TAXING
" ,ne1surinr stick, he set on by hmiscli
M the course of brook tirl tuIilulc '
| Jfr,n Tho mountain side past the farm
HGoM , thnmt n quarter Of n mile above
| ~, bo,,.,, lilo brnuk flowed through a
luv little circular glen several acres
l., nytentEnn nmphitheatpr that looked
ns Il had once Keen tie bed OF
US nnnd Mo bronx found It's way
ana Of the Glen through a lurrow elelt
pu...o VI '' 80 small ellis that rose 10
uetNcen y" e ,I,o,,t ION feet The cleft
ihe helgh,h ., ,5i.fs vas fnirly wide ut
uetNTvu but rnpidly narrowed to-
niord fhn ton, until jhe SUBMITS almost
Touched each other having sdeh rhrl,
, GUS resemplIh't w. r,f,.t cnnstiltution
/ neAus riI;1,,,s had long called then
I thnt Wy ,,i,,, rocks
I nv M ,,,,, that ll1 etoppcd
Il 1t was al tiiS p'' co,,id bcrc los hull
at email expense n dam. whlch' ny
y, hume. would furnish witer, power M, ~
Il mill further IoWl ; ;li,,,r I,' ror;s ha
ID appearance OF tne Wiliss'r ,Iiay,, tbe gle
often ehuscu ii,4' III. innn .tl,. basi
40 hid at sume time really pee'' 'u yoi v"' a
st Of siuall pond and thnt ~ w." ,i
soft stone, finally worn away =" SSrl,.r
action of the water, mo Nen VIZ,
was now the cleft between VI, iU ~, M =,
ir Anybody could see lh4t ~ "",i5 i
-, the cleft II very soou uom ''""
II made. h,, lao FINN
ed followed M the WORK, pul ~ t ~,
it impossible to form any esItt Vrri
NC thc amount of water flowing III "
irennnlity Of the ground was so gre
"a tb,t tie volume Of the flow coulu ~
er coirnlntad Here and there u sprea
to, vile and shallow over lltde, rev,
&c again it plunged over q steep 49,
u diminished In width ana sclnuS
Ter creased IN depth On an hFgthse,
rrcInned tho brook WIS three feet vi,
mi ono foot deep: but IN estimating u
,I,,nbe,. of barrels II would deliver
,'';Hnte the ranidity Of IN" row won
itn,.n In hp taken into consideration. I
nnnnr,nded however. that the dam won
MA ono5,,.h 10 run the mill al LAY, i
an inr up every night He dea9ed nm w
dan must be hnilt and by himself "
hrotlnrs He did not like 30 olll up
~ f,ther for help or haze him CIV
L. ~ tbe proiect until il had 81
hlum W" sifio1
un- ceeucu va Ia; % No rocI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
The CHILDREN.


.,,,-ir, ,,,.o, -
tii ll, nWay as mucn as ever He
,a,,,,i, ~ az, o'uu u s'op, peeAuse ne
i .1vs" T,orn i;lp etin,ps W wouiu pc
its nv" sl,dni Y ny qlhef poSs IN NE
,',., ,,,,D'n,,, au thht ihey Woqlunt
keep b., dnei9se iiN TO themselves 50 much,
I ~ ,,,id in, "yren sso,ulnerent,lise
NJ "g Az IvNe ..ienl II lney would iet
nm. pns hoDouE seemed 10 love him
eA M nis nl9tner'
,tW ~ "fSN Vhe Vi tnose long
prSyWutmmH
eHh - M eoulh NOT keep from tax
llg ~ hIh ni' " couiu look out That
HouVds sug l, ncnr mih Vr see MN
Anu nu ucn iscu WAY OF hluihg II When
ny WE EV,ns ~ w eIusnt
~ III unolsIt solnenouy coming To-
WnrI9 1 t MN hau seen ms nps move, he |
Wouuu tuhe c"re " pc Whlstlhg when !
they met somebody, might have
hearu MS voice ne would DC singing
LIT up your heads desponding free
men,
Lift up your heads and dry your tears
For the great nation Washington
founded
VIII rise and shine thousand years"
The singing school tencher said he
sang like n nightingale and vonfni him
10 sing that very son,. at the evbibition.
hui when he nsi,ed his mother abnnt II
n Look of sudjen min game into her
face. and she said. after n minute or So.
''Sing for me. my during for
m and SANG before n crowd ga that
mt n ston 10 Il
An Ills time thcy did not seem 10
have INV rnnpe, 10 hardly know
,,,lat tha u.irJ meant forteiia ~ honk ii
VIM, ,he Holu isDi. putslue or oY In.
..S.',, re ~ ,,15 L., ma. u,jn,,s
v1iiei,vs n,a' muuiu IVY KYLE tist
,,nrld Inv ier,er tbinss tbn~ "cnrren.
MGuiu nI M 'n LII bI"to,. nnI
,I mn. .,d III pr;niin and The
plssi Nhu l5o.ls 'itu w 1I ~ r,s-
= garden 9g9 the Wool iot, anu ,ne P,S-
.ure "nu NJ hlenuuN' NhViI ". 81
a DOTS cut inc grass oh suhues ni1
Z brought their share home ana staeheI
1t IN me garu; lhe st3relll ', soe,i,eu
g very KIND anu EaE IeT UT. 'n noti,,i
q ever! tnlhE s'in naheu 80 ,,"ns,
" for money. PerhMps II was pecuus'
= whenever they killed hog, she AWAY
u took him the hams ana shoulders ~
" soon as they We're smoked, leaving tleh
Ia the spnreribs, head-chcese' suuSus's
IL and so forth, and the pieces TO put i
In the barrel for winter. But as long a
~ he could remember ne never Went
q. bed Except sunday nights oL eou .ii,',
m without leaving his mother sSWlul
III dnrning. piccing. patching and alterin
" " she hardly stopped that long enough
n The reason why there was SO nv,
Of altering to be done was because d
hc clothes wore out so iasti no lhat .
~. how careful he was. And OF cours
oil N wnui1 bone together any long,
mt t G0' soncthns world have TO be 6
y ont of fathers trunk anu Hlluc "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

,,o.,i,o Of novel. Only a country
mid ~ years old, but she showed u
nresence al mind aud a valiant hoa'i
nossep scd by few men ..t,t.
Waking nlone u country ronn W., w.
,,,n iiitin children eho heard behind PER
,hc rnnnine huofs md thc peculiar vote olun
~ tiie crosscst hull ON the i urn ln"l'
Nas no way Of escape ihH Ai,no
XII ,' might have torn through but wiih
two bahioal - ,,,,1 md IA
work md her motions 70 follow w
| thonrht. She puehed lho chillIeh hn' ~
~ hrr and then turned TO iaco the ~
fariatcd ANNUAL Standing nhe ror,
until is lowered, head WINS ni,''n "' IN,
,l,,e \, HI uoso and led tle eowed am
helpless V''" ANNA LEACH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
A FRENCH SUNDAY SCHOOL

by Ids NJ. rnthHu
CFor the Sunday GaEcttc)

tHOr tho SuWuhN iNANlANN 4
~. ~ "a M, tauhonrr 81. 4
neftls' 80 ,,,,cr 4, paris never
iorsolten ny rs .iil i" The peonlc
~ W. Thu WI WI "a m,,li,.J down INC
sw9rmed M 80 80 nv ~, p,,ris,rcrs at the
| VANS Hnu "'''"V" Wv
B4s'ile. , 80 ais r,anh,,.re
| " was lne Weuhe, VI ,,,n,,fhs inter
St Antoine who tutee m VnfY tSn
marchel narohe9iu ~, ~ ,,n N Viii thrm
miles away aud nr2ushs.. pHSN "~"R,bSr's
10 PAns me baSeg ny ,,a, pn,, "
Wife and the baAvF lA. ',,,,,,, ana
Us they called we InE, t"v HuNV V4n,r,l'tc
tho daNphin' Al ihNuEa 'mS , paris
revolution these women ran apVu' I'M,
with red caps on Their heaSs NV ,5
pixies In their hands, crying ior 'iV p'''N
Of the arlstocrats ,s-, ,,,, nan.
In ISIS aud again IN ~ uhe r"
bourg St Antoine repeated the put "
had played in iIS9, There IL rev9,'uHnl93 ,l
in is blood, and little wen9Sr' NV
Faubourg is hungry most OF Tue tlihyi |
and when fighting means more prVo"
il is glad to light o, 4,
Not all OF the revolutions ~ ~ Nm
tome have been bloody There mas netn
a peaceful one going ON their lor ,Won,y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

~. beon made. This school ns e.,
saw n ,e Lessons that we 20 ID W.
ne stetea. IT, picture caF,la M
t ua,@a are printed in America ~ : feh'n'
81 ~ ~ coarse the ebeol has hi i,i %''is II
,.ssynes. the grated OF ".'V 49, and
Chrirt1'-s egcrybo1y These are ~
pfsse sirirtiy according 70 men.
iiipul'5,u l..ans good behaFigf'. regular q.
ssoesa W.. w are richly rewarded By me -
XntSiae Santa Claus. ,,,,. d.,,s eve,
Tbis Christmas q complete ey Nv, M .,y.
70 sunday sehopl A''HN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
,.sO 10 himself

tuih0r %
80 srie.
rl''if ~ Author.)
~ " 'ne
e.,e,ir.
~ i.
Phi :. age; I'm only
III q ny
IA and people
Pay M why they
n Fglas',b ev 80 often
iai VIZ, l They didn {
N b snl l,ovs said. II
n uiacr ~; ,yhat he said
lilfa boys said.
sisI olil.s, IN long think
q hl. A ,is mother, and,
y at g nl' Standing On
ha NV oor with the
/" llta US az her apron,
Its down All one nand
niaqR ,be other, he 4
vs. Wl'u '
III d;Ferent from /
a an
a l9ysi ,,;re Unopened.
tsdous p' IN iust kiss
,rinr NY W. aTr1s around
A. ~ put hei irhen when
q nis nsss ,. IN wipe her
lr1a aMH' -
slii; ,,.eef" Chat
naHlln, ~ herl You
"a be hau H. never,
IA other u'ii'
m 70. n o,5 straight
N is IS az ", M4nI his
De sllu' ,d Lis Door
ke-heger liter If
Nm better -.Vls ,,,iHI In his
II Ia Perry W ,,.' ~ "
!, might % iu o,;,1 in my
~ only q li.ile, nii yo,, love
lody, woulih w.
IA o.. : MIGHT not
UI.p1se 50, but : 49,, ~
4 10 rs Az nv t,ors and
"A ia through her t srn,n her
Rlress ava! iio
49,, u.,a
<, Aal gone OUT nHu Iii
III IN BE- thought "l" ''''
~ as u.u ,lla.o bir bodies
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

purse but 4. 09 Fact si he h1d , Snas Gas
clsmoriaE & s s9 i nG ca winters course =
art n Boston or his head dlsiia. 4 4
gc &c, could morn prolu;fiys- ,be place would
sheep sassr and The railway y"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11
A CHILD HEROINE

A stock farmer In Wept Nlrfinin 9as
n story to toll Of lituo Hrl Wnlvh
might have beou related oil houiu pR"'p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-22
ETATS-uNIS

On parfe de construire un ca
nal de New-York a Buffalo, pour
les gros navires.
Madame Catherine Connolly,
morte a Glen Falls, n. Y, ces
jours derniers, 6tait ag6e de lO9
ans.
Les restaurants de Pexposi-
tion auronta verser aux fonds de
deposition vingt-cinq pour centde
leurs recettes brutes.
On peut AVER une idee de re-
normit6 des chutes Niagara (les
plus crosses de lunivers,) par lie
faft que la gu Mite d'eau qul y
passe est 6valu6e a l00,0OO,IOO de
tonnes a lheure.
IL se construct actuellement
un chemin de fer 6lertrique entire
Chicago ct st. Louis, distance de
$50 miles, que l'on espere inau-
5gurer avaat la fermeture de rEx-
position Lei convois franchlroDt
cent miles q rheure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-22
La Luche de Noel.

"Come, bring with a noise,
Ny merrie, merrie boys,
The Christmas log to the firing,
While my good dame she
Bids ye all be free,
And drink to your hearts de.
string.
Ainsi chantait Herrick, un DIES
gale troubadours de Noel qui al
lait de maison en- maison dams &C
pays on | on a encore phabitude dc
brnler Ia b1che de Noel.
Nous agissons diferemmen1
lei mais malgre celia Noel est gale
ct q cette epoque toutes lesfamll.
Jesse reminiscent.
Aussi est-ll probable que vous
irez yoir yos parents cette semaine'
Sill en- est ainsi pourquoi ne pas
preAdre lie ST. Paul & Duluth ky,
aussi CONNIE soin le nom de "Du-
luth Short Line" qui voas dome
I'm excellent service ct I'm trans
port rapide entire st. Paul, Min
neapolis, Saltwater, Daluth ct
West Superior.
S'adresser 3 Geo. W. Bull,
g. p. A. on q w. a. Russell, ass.
Ct. r. A. ST. Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-22

UDe correspondence publi6e
dams le dernier num6ro du Cana
diem de st. Paul par le c6lebre? :?
ipconnu??? Sacerdos commence
ainsi:
Mgr Satolli, qui est emu lei revetu de
pouvoirs extraordinaires ct charge dins-
tr%uctions speciales de la part de Sa Sain-
tete. Went de declarer carrement quelle
est Ia doctrine de pEglise quaint q re-
ducation.
Plus d'ambigu'te possible. II faudra
que les i%gnorantins plient lechine
Or, Ia mojoriM des archeve
oues r6unis 4 New-Yolk ee sont
declares opposes au plan de Fari
bault.
Done d'apres ce p1etre maniaque
Ia majorit6 d'archeveques des
Etats- Unis sont des ignorantins.
Quel malheur qu'une lumiere
CONNIE Sacerdos en- soft reduite 3
90 tenir prudsmment cachee sous.
le bolsseau eta n'oser pas meme
signer de con noml!l
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-22
HCHo DH L'0UESE'

ritable service q Ia France ct 4 ls.
R6publique.
Grace q epx, le gouvernemen1tt.
.du peuple par le peuple 9 montr6'
en- poursuivant.sans merci ct quels
qu'ils fussent, tous les coupables,
que SEES institutions 6taient fortes,
que So justice 6tait 6galitaire ct
que le regne du favoritisme. 81
cher 3 Ia monarchie, hi. 6tait in
connu.
Grace a eux. nne petition por-
tant plus de 500 900 signatures q
etc adressee au gouvernement
frapcais, lui demandsnt de prendre
sous ga direction personnelle la
reprise des t1avaux de Panama.
Null doute que lie gouyernement
y fera droit.
VI, CONNIE en- France, la ques
ton d'argent nest rien, il est pro
bable qu'avant longtemps la com
pl9tlon du pereement du canal d.
Panama sera un fait decide.
Et, quand cette completion aur'
etc une fois d6cld6e par lie you've:
nement francais soutenn par /
peuple francois, on pourra d'ore
ct d6ja la consid6rer CONNIE III
fait accompli.
t Impossible, nest pas francais
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-22

Minneapolis & 81. Louis Ry., al
bert Lea Route" qui nest jamais
en- retard, ma jamais d'accidents
ct ofresaux yoyageurs IN admlra.
BILE service.
C'est la meillenre llgne pour tous
points i%mportants du Minnesota
centre GU Sud, rlowa, le Dakota
du Sud, Chicago, st. Louis ct
Kansas City.
S'adresser q g. M. Pratt, G. l. 81
P. A., Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-12-22
PHEMAT
TE%RR1BLEMENT PUNI.

Nous lisons dams un journal de
Dams IL village de Lacolle de.
meure IN epicler nouvellement ar.
rive de Valleyfield. Pest I'm athee
du moins il l.etait au mois d'aott
dernler. A Valleyf5ld il await cher
che q r6pandre ses id6es antichr6
themes 1t iutideles; IL coutinua la
meme @uvre de Satan dams la pa
roisse de Lacolle. On jour, II ny
a pas loEgtemps, in groupe de
gareons etalt r6uni dams son ma
gas1n, ct CONNIE d'habltude le pro
prletaire tachait d'luculquer ses
id6es ath6ist,ques dams ces jeunes
ssprits. La discussion sur l'exls-
tence de Dieu devlnt claude ct
anim6e. Soudaln un jeune HON
me de dlx-neuf ans. enfant catho-
|llque, fills dune veuve, absents en-
CO momen. exprima son incredulite
dams la deite. Frappant le comp
toir de son poing, IL SIERRA en-
blasph6mant: "Je vous dit qn'll
ny a pas de Dieu." ii frappa le
compton, mails ne put retlrer SO
main; ct il 81 roldit, ct la force r6u-
ME DE tous ses camarades ne
put mi remettre ls bras dams ga
position %naturelle, nj rendre la Vi
talit6 q son etre. lis le roulArent
lie %frotterent, frent tout ce que les
hommes pouvaient faire; male,
dams son agonie, il s'exclama:
mon Dleu! mon Dieul un pretrel
un pretre!' LIE cure, appel6 en-
toute hate, arriva. On transports
le malheureux chezGlui. Sa mere
lfat lnform6s du triste 6v6nement;
elite account ct trouva son fle
dams Get 6tat paralys6. Quand lie
ieune homme cut falt 90 comics
sion ct reeu la sainte communion
la para]ysie disparut, ct il recon-
vra l'usage de ses membres
Tells sont les faits; toute la popu.
Iation de Lacolle ct, DIES environt
les connaft.
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CANADA.

lie copseil de vile de Winnie
neg = vote $1,000 au MARIE Mac
Donald pour SEES services de Fan
dernier. LIE MARIE q distribute Get
argent en- charities.
IN yieillard de "a ans, Fran
co.'s MERCER, journalier de la rue
jacques Cartier, q etc traduit de-
want le Recorder pour repondre 9
une accusation d'assaut indecent
nort6e contre lui par deux petites
files ag6es respectivement de ONE
ans. Il parait que lignoble vel.
lard attirait ces enfants chez lui
pour en- abuser..
La semaine derniera, un veuf
du nom de Charbonneau, qui ha-
bitait St-Sauveur, comte de Ierre-
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AVIS.

Nous prions ceux qui ne sont
pas en- reggie avec administration
do notre journal, de nous faire
parvenir imm6diatement le mon
tant qu'ils nous dolvent.
Nous esperons done que les re
retardataires feront diligence ct
comprendront que nous ne pou
vons pas leur envoyer lie journal
pendant des ann6es sans renum6
ration aucune. ST vous ne pouvez
payer le tout. envoyez au molnf
une partie.
Tout argent devra nous etre
transmits par lettre enregistr6e OF
par mandat de poste don't le con'
sera 4 nos charges ct que nos de-
biteurs pourront d6duire du mon
tsnt qu'ils nous doivent. Nous &C
-epterons aussi des t1mbres postei
de H. on deux centins.
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mier pere await etc une insulte di-
recte 4 la. majestic da Createur;;
le sang dun Dieu aeul pouvait lef-
facer.
C'est alors que va s'accomplir la
promesse divine; c'est alors, que
q%uittant lie Royaume Eternel, Dieu
le Fills annonc6 depuis longtemps
par les prophecies, va venlr puri-
fer phumanit6 en- sc faisant hom-
me, racheter notre faute de son
sang et saper les foundations du.
royanme de Satan en- 6tablissant
une Eglise, 6ternelle CONNIE Lui.
Et pour nous, catalogues, qu'el
le est consolidate cette pensee, que
la religion q laauelle nous avons IL
bonheur d'appartenir, est bien Gel
le qui fut 6tablie par lie Christ lui
meme; que seule des religion chr6-
lienpes, eau lieu de s'arreter 3
Luther, . Calvin on d Henri VIII,
ellie remonte en- ligne directe, Q,
non lnterrompue q Jesus de Naza
reth; que senle ellie est Une, que
seule ellie est Salnte. que seule ellie
est Apostolique!!
Seule, ellie est ce qu'elle fut, Q
restera ce qu'elle est.
Malgr6 celia, la fete de Noel
celia de particulier. que ce mes
pas settlement une f6 9 da catho
/. licisme, c'est la fete du christia
nisme par excellence, anniversair
q jamais beni de la fin du royaum'
de l'esprit du NAL ct de Ia barba
RE, ct du commencement do Fer
de lumlere ct de ci%vllisation.
Et dams ce jour. ID tous les chre
items catalogues on protestanti
envoient vers le Ciel, de l'ef
! q l'ouest, du norl au sud, de
cantiqaes d'actions de graces:
, Noel Noel, voici le RedemI
teur!!l