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little Cemetery for them connected
with her home IN Florence,
Charles A. Dana will be invited by
the Boston common council to deliver
the eulogy upon Gen, Butler.
Mr.. Richard Croker, the Temmeny
leader, has gone into the real estate
business in New York.
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IT is distressing to learn from analysis
that the pure maple syrup Of a oincin.
natl concern is made Of molasses, glu.
cose aud tlavoring matter. Our West
Virginia sugar maple is not afflicted
with this disease.
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EsS York Prs (Rsp1
Tho death Of James G. Blaine removes
the most eminent citizen Of the Amerl-
can republic that has passed away since
General Grant,
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HAWAII Is not much OF d kingdom,
but its queen objects to losing her
throne NEVERTHELESS. She blames the
United States for the overturning, but
SO far as We know in this country the
United States is not in tho business Of
oyerthrowing foreign governments big
or little. 2.IL
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what His Enemies Do Not Deny.

PRsbvdh Tina (Rep)
That he made enemies steadily was n
matter Of course, but the most of them
will not deny that he was q sincere
lover Of freedom and Of his native land.
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Dramatic EHdcts.

WaS.in0on Post tIadl
II there was one fault more than an.
other in his theory and practice as q
politician it was in his miscalculatlon
Of dramatic effects. He was capable OF
strong and captivating attitudes that in.
some chivalrlc age would have had a
c%onquerlng sweep.
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better is expected from that source.
There Is a Democratic side to the con-
troyersy and the Rsgikr will stand by
that side right or wrong, and it will do
It by Misrepresentation,
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What IIn Could not Win.

NelU Y0TE II1eS IINgl
The considered confidence ofthopght,
full men he could not win, and, with all
respect to the feelings Of those who, in
widely-separated parts OF the land, will
sincerely mourn him, it must be writ
ten that it was better for the American
people that no could not win 1t, since,
in sober truth, he did not merit it.
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NeD York Herald (DCHal
The leader OF his party during the
stormiest period Of tile republic, he en-
joyed honors enough to satisfy all reR-
sonable hopes, and now that he has
gone it will not be easy to find another
with such versatility Of gifts aud such
widespread influence.
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Ma. CRUISE is very quick to vote to
sustain his own decision as presiding
officer, He agrees with himself with
out apparent mental effort, Such deli
cacy is beautiful to behold.
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At tho Hcnl.

GNcinadtl Tints.S (RepD
In Congress Mr.. Blaine was "the
prince of parliamentarians," on the
stump the Cicero OF his party, in the
cabinet o William Pitt in eficiencyif
not in originality.
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DEMOCRATIC newspapers can do Mr..
blaine justice, but the Mugwump pub.
LEGATIONS can't. This is not altogether
surprising and 1t makes no difference.
The braying doesnot stop the tolling OF
the great national knell.
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wou1p anybody feel hurtif Wheeling
were now to have. a campaign Of vigor.
Gus street-cleanine? Away with the
mud and lot us see bur brick paving
once moro.
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Ccueldnd kdder (Rep)
His fame is great, well-rouuded and
secure, and the world sees that his best
work was reserved for the years when
his physical powers had already begun
to fail.
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PosrMAsrEn GENERAL WANAMAKER is
understood to be disposed to stick to tho
stamps. Tho malcontents are expected
to subside and give in their adhesion to
the blanket-sheet in Columbian art
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Committel Suicide.
Dlralch % he Intelligence.

CALDWELL, O., Jan, 2o.-John P. West,
q prominent citizen OF Cumberland,
twelve miles north Of Caldwell, COM
mitted1suicide at his home at q late
hour friday night by cutting his throat
with a razor. Dependency was the
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As Political a d

Chicago Inter Ocean (Rp)
1t is as tho political leader that Mr..
Blaine will live IN history and in tho
memory OF This countrymen. AS such
he is not comparable with any Of his
contemporaries, nor is 1t probable that
his like will again be seen in American
politics for a long time.
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Tho 1dol,s Feet wore Of clay.

B1ViUl0Tt Nclfd VDtILI
He possessed in a very marked de-
gree those qualities Of personal mag
netism which made men obliyious to
tho fact that the feet Of their idol were
of CLAY.
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Or course England feels better. very
much better, since Mr.. Blaine is gone.
But he is not forgotten, and there are a
few millions of Americans who will con.
tinue to stand by the cause to which no
gave the brilliancy OF his great intellect
and tho fervor Of his intense patriotism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-30

THHriyerg got a move on itself yester-
day. It might have moved further at
that easy pace without doing damage or
hurting anybody's feelings. Yesterdays
performance, however, will be accepted
as an earnest OF good faith.
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shah Not SEQ his Like Again.

ITNYJlIDN DE5puNeN VINNI'
We are not likely to see again in the
front rank Of party leaders one who pre-
aented such atranscendent combination
Of dazzling, forceful ard comprehensive
abilities as James q. Blaine.
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sorest Bereavement Since Lincoln.

The death Of James Gillespie Blaine
lie the sorest national bereavement the
country has suffered since the assassin's
bullet crashed into the brain OF Abra-
ham Lincoln. ,s.r,
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ctnctnnat Commercial Castle tRen.)
His patriotism could never be ques.
toned. In character no was thoroughly,
enthusiastically, dauntlessly American.
He leaves his country a noble lame.
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Utica Htra'd tRtp}
No other American whose energies
have been applied purely in civil chan
nels has filled 80 large a space in the.
popular heart as James G. Blaine.
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Chtcr0O Tribune LRql
In his death the Republican party
has lost its most brilliant leader and.
It's wisest counselor, and the country Its
most eminent citizen.
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Ioattrlh couter.Journa tDHal
Peace to the ashes Of a noble adyer-,
saryl All honor to tho name Of a great
Americana
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Falthfui To Party and 10 Country.
Ctacinudti Tribune tRep)

Both party and country may we'll
keep in tender remembrance the proud
fact that he belonged to them, and that
he was faithful to both.
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IT ia pleasant and reassurlng to hear
that tho whisky trust is in trouble. BY
putting up the price OF alcohol it has
made every sick man pay more for his
medicine. II the trust sin financial
trouble andwilling to reduce the price
Of its commodity to some extent more
trouble will force it to a greater re-
jrot;on
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EyHaY4niSs 10 lovely in Kentucky
and Judge Lindsay will take Senator
Carliale's seat in the senate. II is to DO
hoped that he may DO able to fill 1t.
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WI arc not eager to annex Hawaii,
but II shs wants 10 come In lot hct
knock and her request will have 10.
mooliai consideration.
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INT BgaS comments ON Saturday
nights meeting Of The second branch Of
council were ID Wild as Ito report OF the
meeting wan iop.slded Bat nothing
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chambetlalh'A Collie, Cholera aud Dlar.
fiim1 ilemady,

have sold and used Ia my family Tor
several years Chamberlain's Collie, Chol.
era aud DiarrhmR Remedy aud have.
found " ono Of tho most Useful and eat.
isiaCtory remedies l over hanllpd.-C
H. 1pwls, Druggist Salt Lake City,
Utah, Boreasc by druggists. pAw
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MIR. Carnegie Talks,

Mr.. Carnegie gives the Associated
Press an interview which will be read
with interest. 1t is significant thai he
prefers to speak from Pittsburgh, the
scene Of his long business career,
The chief point OF his interview is
that he has no contrOl over the asso-
ciated industries which bear his name,
and that Mr., Erick is supreme, a su'
premacy which Mr., Carnegie says he
could not change If he would and would
not II he could, He relies on time to
yindIcate Mr., Frick'a management,
While Mr.. Carnegie is no longer in col,
troll, his capital remains in and about
Pittsburgh, and he is rich or poor as
that capital is productive or not,
Mr., Carnegie appears in Pittsburgh at
a time fortunate for himself. One man
has Just been convicted OF inducing the
poisoning of some OF his workmen and
another is about to be convicted, The
poisoning episode is so revolving that it
raises a sympathy for all engaged on
the other side, Human nature would
not DO human nature il it were not so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-30

Thu British assoa arc kicking at q
dead lion, The United statCa 10 still
lliNO.
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As a preventive of the Grip Hoods
sarsaparilla has grown into great favor.
It forti6es the system and purifes the
blood. psQ
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SOME new BOOKS
AT EHE-
OLD CITY BOOK STORE.

An American Noblcman, q tale Of tho
Canaan Country In MeSt Virginia. by William
Armstrong, FORMERLY OF Wheeling. Cloth, 81 aei
paper, SOC. ~
An Englishman in Paris, Notes and ReCol'
~lections. Cloth. 500; paper, soc.
Nora Crcina, by the Duchess Paper, SOr
The Tower of Taddco, by "ouidap 500
Pentecosts Bible Studios. Paper, 6Oc.
Mrs. HarrySt. John. Paper, soc,
Thy Noighbor's Wife, by Albert Ross, SOC
One OF the BeSans, Mrs. Joeslyn, SOC.
The Parsons Sin, Maudc Meredith. csc
Mammon, Mrs. Alexander, 5Oc, and many
others.
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lEoR RENT-sOME OF THE BPS
rooms IN our Ipsw building. THE nv
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EoR RENT ANDTHUPS
" DAY evenings. X. OF 7. Lodge Room y
l2ll Market street, lnqutreOt Janitor any ey ~
ing during the week.
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w ANIED-TRAYELING sAIPS
NAM OF have line side limo. ADD
VITA references PouQUET CIGAR Co, IyWss
11.Ai ian.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTEp-NURSE GIRL-MrS
come well recommended, Apply al
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WANTED-AGENTsi SALARY on
wv commission good chance for aiynS,AA
ment Write. with references. ELLWANGIPuf
BARRY, Nc Hope Nurseries, Rochester, n. Y
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SPECULATING SUCCESSPULLY09.IRS sfg
Wheat SEM, for book, Free, US. AgenSS. h,
Vernon. N, Y. iylzSN
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

quot que ce soft de ce genre, mail
q vrai dire il ma jamaie, jnsqu'a ar,
jousd'hni, ste tres-prudent de i
faire ct de s'ecrier en- contiance
Gle pr1ntemps est arriv5."
Btaucoup FONT fat en- mars
d'autres en- avril, plus encore en-
mai. Mails ron-seulement le prin
temps est venu mails IL a meme IN
succ ssaur: Pete. Get poarqnoi
chaoue homme d'affaires, avoc t.,
p%retf'esseurs etc.. etc -. prend
il st Paul & Daluih BY plus
conuu CONNIE la Duluth Short Lin
s. la ligne par excellenca entire
S.. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
West Superior, StlllW It r, Ch;sego
Ltk 9, Forest LAX 8, Taylor Falls
! t autres pointe.
DIS circulaires sont envoy6s sur
demandes adreasees aG oW Bull
G. P. a., on q w. A. Russell, A. g
P. A, st Paal, Mum.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15
La Destruction de la Villa Maria

Immense ct m%agni6que mai
son-mAre des soeurs de la Oongre-
cation de Notre Dame nest plus
aujourd'hui qu'un monceau de
ruines. Ellie await codt6 un million
ct dami de dollars ct n'6tait assn.
rec que pour cent mile dollars.
IL 6ta1t environ midi ct demi
quand on s'est apercu que la cou-
venture du pavilion central 6tait
en- feu.
L'alarme a etc donn6e sur-le-
champ dams tout le convent. Reli-
gieuses ct selviteurs Sc sont en-
presses de courir avec de seaux
charcher de l'eau.
La premiere psrsonne rendue
sur lie toit a etc une religieuse,
soeur ST Elz4ar.
LIE toit incline 6tait glissant ct
les autres religieuses criaient q st
Elz6ar de descendre, qu'elle cour-
raft lie danger de 50 tuer; mails
rien re put arreter crtte courageu-
se femme. Arm6e dun seau, ellie
a combattu l'incendie sur le toit
pendant on laue temps; mas
bient0t ellie s'est vue forcee de
battre en- retraite devaDt les fam
mes qui SO propagealent avec una
frayante rapidit6.
On malhaureux pompler nom
me Alexandra Dufour est mort le
lendemain des pleasures recuef
dams Get incendie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

Dimanche proclaim; q trois heu.
res au deuxieme 6tage du nnmerc
20, Avenue G ,ntrale, IL y aura une
aseemb|6e impo1tante du cl4b La
fayette Papineau.
Comme il est probable qu'on y
complAtera la constitution du club,
tous les membres sont instamment
prizes d'assister a c tie assemble.
ONE nouveaux membres ayant
manifesto lie desir de faire Iartie
du club, on proc6dera 3 leur r6cep-
ton.
Done, que tout les membres
soiant presents.
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Al BIJOU.

Apres une semaire dun success
6noui dams "Mont6 Christie" lie
chef-d'oeuv1e de Dumas on vera
la semaine plochaine young Miss
Winthrop" une des plus Jolies
pieces de Brownson Howard.
Gate piece est Acknowledgement
6crite, les situations des mif uz
coordonnees ct CONNIE la troupe
qui Ia rend est compos6e d'artls.
ties em6rit6s ct ny a pas de doute
que "Young Miss Winthrop sera
IN success egale d Mont6- Christie
Ce sera en- effet une des plus
brlllantes productions de la saison
d'-t6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

Vendredi dernier, une jeune
FRANCHISE Sc pr sen.
TAFT au guichet des announces de la
Tribune ct remettait q l'employ6
charge de les rececevoir, une an
nonce toute prepar6e.
Celui-ci la Tut, SQUIRT ct dit:
lei nous laissons la parole a Ia
Tribune.
"The English is a little bit
awkward miss. Would you like to
make any changes?'
"No M sieur, fzinc knows how
to write good Inglis."
The clerk smiled again.
Cali right" and he watched the
little woman as she sailed out OF
the door. The next morning the
sad" appeared:
PUPILS WANTED.-Mlle Mar
cote respectfully. announces that
she wishes to show her tongue te
the young American ladies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15
Falllltes dec Banques ct aAtre

La "Citiz=ns National Bank de
Hllsbora, o, Went de. suspendre
ses placements.
La "Frank A. Happen Compa-
nv" de West Superior q fait failli-
to.
La "Hudson Swings Bank
d'Hudson, Wis, q ferme ses por-
tes.
Ia banque de Jos Higgins "a
Wa hipgton Street Chicago, q de-
pose son bilan.
w. L Sherwood de Chicago q
suspendu ses placements.
Hobbs ct Tucker, banquiers de
Savanaugh, Ga. ont fat falllita.
La "Bank of BUR Oak" Kan.,
a fat faillite.
La "Peoples Guarantee Savings
Bank" de Kansas City Mo-, q de-
pos6 son bilan.
La "Union Stock Yard Bank"
de Sioux City s. D. q suspendu
ses palements.
III en- est de meme de la "Brule
County Bank" de Chamberlain s.
D.
aL,American National Bank
Neb., q ferm6 8 8 portes.
On dit que le Globe Laon 4
Trust Go" la Dime Savings
Ba1 K" Ia "a rmania Savings
Balk" ct la Nebraska Savings
Bank sont en- danger.
Ferm6e 6galement Ia 'Trust
National Bank" de Lakota s. ID.
r.. s.. Howard Went d'6tre NOM
me syndic de Ia failllte de Ia 'FiIst
National Bark" de Cedar Falls
Iowa.
La banque d'Eyerett, . Snoho
mish, Wash, Went de fermer SET
/ portes. !,
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pressait de lui envoyer ct qu'on ne
revoyait jamais.
Pour donner une idee de l'im-
portance DIES Gf0faires de cette aven-
turi6re il sutira de dire que d'a-
pres l'inspecteur5 Jacob, ellie ne
%recevait pas moinstde SO a go let
tres par jour.
MATS tant va la cruche a leau
qua la fin ellie Sc casse. -
BIT sur plainte dun NJ Morris
Freks de Hallock, Minn,,qu await
etc dup6 de $50. Emma Waters
Ivient d'6tre arr6t6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

LIE premier JUN courant. q eu
lieua ragence canadienne de Chica
90 " Rue Clark une assemble
prsliminaire du bure au de direction
our Organisation de la Is con
vention rationale de tous les cana
diens DIES Etats Unis qui dolt
avoir lieu le % aont proclaim. Des
measures de la plus haute impor-
lance ont etc discut6es lesquelles
ne sont pas Moore pub]l6es. Nous
Itiendrons nos lecteurs au courant.
Entr'autr- personnes qul sc
sont 1nscrites q l'agence canadien
ne de Chicago la semaine dernlAre
nous remarquons NM. Z. q. Per
result, Echeyin Robert, Chef Be
mott du dept du feu, g. a. Drolet
fls; DIR Chretien Zaugg, Nine
Maillet, Nellie Larose de Montreal
Emile Qaarre du Progress de Los
Angeles" Hon. A. Maguan de Ms
nisti, Mich, Rev l. u. Magnan d.
Maskegon, Mich.
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Nos compatriotes NM. Soocy ct
Lauzon ont un magnifque 6tablis-
sement de d%irecteurs de pompes
funebree.
A nos compatriotes de leur &C
corder lie patronage auquel ces
meseit urs ont dot.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

Une application a etc faite d Ia
Coar pour la nomination dun syn
die (receiger) pour lie St Paul
s,Globe" par la St@Paul Crust Com
pany." agissant CONNIE executeur
testamentaire de feu Norman NJ.
Kittson.
Les defendeurs eont la ST Paul
"Globe publishing Co." "St Paul
publishing & printing Co.":Lewis
Baker, John F. B skier, Lewis Ba-
kar fills. J, n. Lusk, - 'Baok OF
Minnesota" etc.,. ~
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

UN FOIE .ATROPHIE MOMENTANE
MENT on n'excercant pas e fonc-
tons regulier s, produ1t DIES accl-
dents d%esastreux. IL en- r6sulte une
surexcitation nerveuse qni cree
l'1nsomnie, une prostration absc-
lue du sys eme, ct, en- fn de comp
te, Get etat moral que les AngIais
appellent Spleen" ct nous Anne
ricain l. "blue." LIE Novoro du
DR. Pierre ramene l'activit6 dams
lie fo1e ct le remet en- 6tat de faire
son travail. Aucune medicine plus
pure, actuellement existante, abso-
lument sans danger. ne peut etre
meilleure que le Novoro du DR.
Pierre pour ,emettre en- 6tat les
fonct1ons organjques du foie. Ce
nest pas une drogae patent6e
nous lemons Afvous lie dire. C,tte
med cine parfaite ne peut etre
chez aucun pharmacien
nj droguiste, MATS settlement par
INTERMEDIATE dag ~nts sp6ciaux
gu directems nit d. son proprietaire.
Pour informations sp6ciales GU
demandes, il re s'agit que d'adres-
ser unn )ettre au d.. Pierre FBhr-
ney, ll2 s. Hoyne Ave, a Chicago,
Ill,
Ceux de nos lecteurs qui d4si-
rent faire l'essai de cette m6deci
ne peuvent aujourd'hui recevoir
une douzaine de bouteilles a titre
d'6chantil|ons (vendues IS cpnts)
eli envoyant deux dollars ($2 OO)
au proprietaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

M. B. T. Bailey, de Charles Ci
ty. Iowa, soupait tranquilltment q
la Nicollet House, mardi soir,
quand tout B coup sans provoca-
tions aucune un garcon negre mon
me Woods lie frappa dun coup de
bouteille 3 la tete ct s'enfuit.
Aux derni4res nouvelles IL ne.
TAFT pas encore arret3.
La pleasure de NJ. Bailey, est
des plus s6rieuse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

num6ro 725 Washington Avenue
Nord, Went de Sc cors.ruire. ur
bateau de 81 pieds dc long sur l(
pirds d. large, avec lequel il a Tin
tention de ss rendre PSF Il Missis.
sipi jusqu'a Ia Nouvetle-O Orleans.
M. Bisscn s'arletera quelques
lou1s dams chacune des villes prin.
cipales qui sc tronvent sur son It'll
n6raire ct y trevaille1a de son ms
tier
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

On m6cr6ant rest6 inconnu s'est
introduit dams le palace Livery
Stable" huitiAme raa Sud ct a cou.
pc en- morceaux de moins dun
pied de long tous les ha1nais, soft
IN quinzaine qui s'yt1o; valent.
La proprietaire M. Goosman
soupconne fortement I'm employs
quill a envoy6 reinforcement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

Une seule visite au magasin d.
DEMEULES & Gle, vous covain-
era que vous pouvez y acheter vos
6picelies, provisions, beu1re. @afs,
a des prix defiant toute competl-
ton, 429 coin de l'avenue Wash
1ngton ct 5eme Ave Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15
I'm Moyen Faclle de venir en- Al
do a de Pauyres Missions

Recueillez les timbres -poste
oblit6r6s de toutes nuances ct de
tous pays ct envoyez-les au Rev.
P. M. Barral, Missionnaire a Ham
monitor, Nouveau-yersey. Veuillez
dcnner de suite votre adresse ct
vous recevrez avec les renseigne-
ments n6cessaires un beau Souve-
mir DIES Missions d'Hammonton.
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DUPEs

Une femme qui await. So SO faire
des rentes a bon march6 c'est EN-
ma Waters qui Went d'etre arretee
q Albany, n. 3.
Ellie entrait en- correspondence
avec un homms q%uelconque, pro.
mettait le marriage ct au moment
de partir pour aller rejoindre son
6poux inconnu, ellie await toujours
besoin de $5Oa 800 qu''on SEM
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

II y aura, lie 80 iuin prochein, .
hut heures du soir, au East Tur-
ner Hall, rna grande soir6e drama
tique ct musicale, donn6e par les
ElAves de lEcole Notre-Dame dc
Lou1dts. q l'occasion de la distrl.
button solennelle ides prix a cette
institution.
Nous donaerons le programme
dams notre proclaim numero.
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Excursions en- California.

Chaque jeudi via The Minree-
polls & st Louis Railway, 'Al.
bert Lea Route"
L'adresser q G. M. Pratt on q
w. 1. Hathaway, No l Washing
ton Avenue Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

Notre ami M. Thibodeau est
maintenant ,nstall6 gu No. 229
Wash. Ave n. dams un excellent
atelier.
Tous ceux qui voudront fare
fare leur photographers pooront
s'adresser q lol.