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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
PRoJET De FUSION
ENTIRE LES REPUBL1oUEs DE LAME
RIQUE CENTRALE.

SAN FRANCISCO. On mande de
Honduras que toutes les r6publl.
ques de pAm6rique Centrale wont
former une alliance pour 6tablir,
dune faeon permanente, la paiz
chez elles. LIE Honduras, le Mica
ragua ct le Salvador ont d6ja don
ne leur adhesion au projet. II est
probable que le Costa Rica ct le
Guatemala feront de meme.
La nouvelle r6publique collecti-
We SO nommera ELa r6publique de
pAm6rique Oentrale."
Ce projet de fusion ne nuira null
lement a l'autonomie de chacune
des r6publiques.
Une diete sera form6e des repre-
sentants des diff6rents gouverne.
ments pour conduire les affaires
internationales de la r6publ1que
centrale
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
SIR HENRY IRVING.

En- conf6rant la chevalerie q
Henry Irving, la refine Victoria a
falt une action, qui, plus tard re.
iaillira sur son digne gouverne.
ment. LIE theatre a 6t6 n6glig6 Q
Ia Reconnaissance royale est, un
tribut pay6 3 Get acteur anglais,
qui m6rltait ii'aocolade. On titre,
oependent, ne peux pas fsire beau.
coup 4 un homme tel que Irving
lie titre du st. Paul & Duluth RY,
4 propos, est la Duluth Short
Line.
Cest la ligne Ia plus populai.
re du peuple tous les jours ct en-
toute saison de lann6e en-
tre ST. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth
West Superior, Saltwater, Tay.
lor's Falls ct sutres points, par
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
uNE RELlClEuSE
oEcoRee
OUARANTE ANNEES DE SERVICES EFT
DE DEvOUEMENTs.
LIE GENERAL ZEDE EMBRAssE
L'HEROINE

PARIS Nine Olympic Chalk, on
religion soeur Saint-H snry, de For
Dire du s sint Sacrement Went de.
tre d6cor6e, a Romans, dams Ia
cour de phopital Oh depuis qua
rante ans passes, ellie prologue
des soins toujours maternels aux
soldats de cette petite garrison de
la Drome.
C'est devant les baionnettes d'u-
ne compagnie d'infauterie, devant
un drapeau de regiment. ct d.,
want tout un corps d'ofi ,iers, que
la remise do cette decoration a eu
lieu par l., g5n6ra, Zsde lui-meme 9,
coiffr6 du Oh ,peau q planes ct la
poitrlne oonstell6 d. m5dallles.
Re quand le vieux g5n5ral a en-
brass6 la r6cipiendaire, ga 6t6 un
tonnerre d'applauGissements de
ceux qui partent du c@ar ct qu1
secouent letre dun frisson emu.
VOLTA, oertes, de quoi faire on
bliar qu'elle tombe parfois, h6lasl
q des mains indignes cette croiz
d'honneur qui est, scion la belle
expression de FRANCOIS Copp6e,
'la derniere 6tolle que nous fai.
sons luire aux yeux du soldat
mourant."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
LA OHARMFUSE

Nous yenons de recevoir le zoe
num6ro de tia Bonne Literature
Francaise'. Sous le titre de LA
Charmeuse" Pauteur, Jean Ray
nal, pr6sente au lecteur un char
mant r6oit dune substitution.
L'h6roine du roman, jeune, jolie,
intelligence usurpe la place de
Ph6ritiere dun ,homme richie.
Survient le. v6ritable petite file
du bonhomme qui par sa modes
tie. douceur ct fermet6 attire tous
les occurs, pusurpatrice est d6voi-
lee ct ph6ritiAre est r6tablie dams
sa propre sphere. LIE prix de 20
liyre est de 10 cents. Nous de-
vons en- meme temps faire men-
ton dune nouvelle edition dc
"Mon Oncle ct Mon Cure par
Jean de la Brete, publiee par les
6diteurs de la Bonne Literature
Francaise, pour satisfaire a la
grande demande pour Get outrage
exquis qui 6t6 couronn6 par IA
cad6mie Francaise ct auquel le
prix Montyon a 6t6 d6cern6. LIE
prix de CO volume est de 15 cents.
L'un ou lautre ce ces livres Sc
ra envoy6 sur reception du prix
indiqu6, GU les deux ensemble sur
reception de 20 cts en- argent ou
on timbres-poste canadiens ou
am6ricains.
Adressez LRPRoHoN 4 LEPRo-
HON, 6diteurs, 25 rue st Gabriel,
Montreal, Canada.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
LE Sci

L'eau sal6e ranlme quelquefois
une personne qui s'est 6vanouie 3
la suite dun choc. LIE sci dams de
l'eau tiAde constitute un bon vomi-
tiff.
Une cuilliAr6e cafe de sci dams
un verre d'eau est tres bonue pour
soulager le, collques ct alder q la
digestion.
On sac rempli de sci ct chaaff6
soulage beaucoup quelqu'an qui
SQUIRE de n6vralgies.
Lorsqu'on q les yeux fatigu6s,
il ny a rien de meillear qu'un
balm chaud ct sale.
On empechera les chev ux de
tomber 81 on SO lave de temps en-
temps la tete avec de peau sal6e.
Du sci aiout6 a un balm lie rend
presque aussi fortifiant qu'un balm
de mer.
ST. ron saupoudrait les tapis de
sci avant de les balayer, on yer
rait que la pousslere ne s'6leverait
pas ct que les tapis deviendraient
tres brillants comme couleurs.
LIE sel jet6 sur de la suie 6tsint
les fsmmes; 81 on en- jette sur un
poele, on un NETS quelconque, on
fait dispara1tre toute odeur d6sa
gr6able, 81 l'on en- jette sur des
charbons sur lesquels on fait grill
ler de la viande, on rend lie feu
clair ct brilliant.
Pour enlever les taches de vim
de Bordeaux, mettez y tout de sui
te du sci. Rincez peau froide.
Pour enlever les taches d'oeuf
des cuillers, frottez avec du sci
humide.
Si vous lavez de la paille tres
see aveo de leau sal6e, ellie paraf-
ira neuve.
Tells sont quelques uns des usa-
ges tres nombreux auxquels peut
etre employ6 le sci. G tie substan
oe est 81 commune que tout lie
monde peut l'avoir sous la main
en- toute occasion. DR +. II.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20

que ses trains de passengers II
du plus haut luxe, ses slime ta-
bles" commode, ses annexes .ves,
son chemin doux ct ses em loy6e
les plus obligeants. Ellie gagne
ga reputation par ses pr. )res re.
rites ct le :voyageur d'a' ourd'hui
est rami ct proteoteur d demain
Aussi prenez toujours le Duluth
Short Line lorsque vous voyagerez
S'adresser q w. A. Russell g.
P. A. st, Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
Trains Touristes de fa.
mile a Pudget Sound

Les chars-touristes bourr6s, sout
la direction dun "porter" ct gar
nj de Its, rideaux, poeles de cuisi-
ne. bonne provision d'eau, cham
bre de toilette etc, bien chauf6s,
4olair6s, aires Torment une partie
du Great Northern Ry., entire les
Villes-Smurs ct Seattle.
Les trains touristes quittent st.
Paul tous les jours q 7.45 P. M.
Minneapolis 8.15 P. M. $4.00 pour
un lit double jusqu'a Spokane;
$500 jusqu'a Seattle, en- connec-
tion avec le service splendlde ac-
tuel pour toutes les classes de voy.
ageurs.
Pour renseignements concernant
les voyages dams aucune partie du
pays, s'adresser 3
+. I. WHITNEY,
G.P. & 7. a. ST. Paul,
MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20

La recclte de fruits verts a rap
porte q la California en- 1893 la jo-
lie somme de $5,O0O,OOO.
ST vous voulez savoir comment
cuellir des fruits adressez-vous au
California Bureau Of Information,
ll39 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20

10 m0u6Ouko6 uOu01 OUpAOy w
par une certaine classe de gems
pour s'6viter de payer lear jour
nal. En- parcourant la nombreuse
I fli6re de lettres quill recoit on re-
ponse q ses demandes d'argent,
p6diteur dun journal se mt par
tois pris dune sorte de d5ooura-
cement mel6 de colArs on voyant
oue tous les efforts r6unls de la
presse mont pas r6ussi q faire dis
para1tre complement de notre
population cette ld6e que rabon-
nement du journal est chose Sc
oondaire ct de peu a'importance.
Combien de gems ayant sign6
une commando r6guliere d'abon-
nements h6s,tent ou refusent de
fsire honnear 4 leur signatnre!
C)mbieu d'autres retirent de la
poste des journaux actresses dss
absents ct refasent de les payer
lorsqu'ils sont d6oouverts.
Oa Maine pas chez certaines
gems q payer le journal qu'on re-
colt; 4 la premiere demande dar.
gent qui est faite, le sens de l'hon-
netet5 dispara1t pour faire place q
l'ignoble instinct du oretinlsme ct
de la canalllerie.
-"Tout homme q daus son
cmar un pourceau qui sommeille, ("
"a dit un 6crivain francais. Cest
surtout aux 6poques Oh les comp
tes d'abonnement sont distributes
ct que gu lques refus de payer re.
viennent en- r5ponse, que les 6dI-
tours de journaux constatent COM
bien IL y de v6rit6 dams l'adege
que nous venons de clter.
On pourrait faire une belle 6tu-
de analytique de Fun des travera
les plus villains de la nature hu-
maine, pegoisma, eu repassant une
a une les lettres, on baroques ou
injurieuses qui arrivent aux Jour-
naux ct fond voir qu'un es 2rit
mesquin, 6troit, aware, existe en-
core dams certaines classe de notre
population.
Qoand done Get esprit disparb1.
ira til?
Pour &c qui nous touche on par
ticulier nous avons pris la deter
mination de r6agir par toas les
moyens possibles oontre cette ten
dance ct de TRAVELLER q faire com
prendre que 81 Ton veut utiliser la
presse, il faut payer ses services.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
De "La S>ntinelle".

Une des exigences les plus d6sa.
gr6ables de la profession de jour
naliste, o'est d'avo;r maille 4 par
tir avec un lot de braves gems qui
recoivent des journaux r6gullere-
ment pendant IN certain laps de
temps. les lisent, en- proficient ct
puts les renvoient sans c6r6monie,
aveo le mot "refus6" aocompsgn6
souyent d'observations tout q falt
d6plac6es, particulierement lors-
qu'on leur demande de payer leu1
Announcement.
On ne se figure pas la quantite
de raisons idiotes, de faux-fuyants
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
fA'LL'1f De eAnQue
LIE pApE pERD LES $75, 1000 Du CAR
DINAL GIBBONS.


RoME.-Il para1trait, dit "Le
Monde, que la faillite de la ban
que Bingen. de Genes, codte au
pape la somme de soixante-q -quinze
mile dollars. LIE cardinale Glib
bons, archeveque de Baltimore,
await remis cette somme d Leon
XIII CONNIE produit dune SOUS
cription des catholiques am6ri-
Gains. LIE Salnt-P6re la fit depose1
a la banque Bingen, don't un des
chefs est en- fuite, ct don't lautre q
6t6 arret6 q Rotterdam.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
NUMERO u
.TARIF DEs ANNONCES
Par semaine

G0Pouce. 6Oc
|Un quart de Colonne. 1890
IUne demi Colonue ................ 400
lUne Colonne. ...... 700
Tariff special pour les annonces au mois
lot rannee. Par ignes
|Avis-Chaque insertion. $4,000. 10 cents
Avis de D6ces. es.................. cents
Avis de marriages, so cents.
Demandes d'emploi- de do
|mestiques ou employees pour
|chambre ou pension-aDnonces pour oh
Jets perdus ou trouv6s,
Au taux de UN CENTIN par mot
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-09-20
lie Corps. Medical

da tenu, la semaine derni6re, Sc
vingt-huitieme reunion annuelle. !
Kingston, sous la pr6sidence du
DR. Bayard, de St. Jean, N. b.
un veteran de la science d'Escula
pc, qui porte vaillamment SOS qua
tre-vingt-un prlntemps.
M. Bayard ct Sir James Grant
ont d6nonc6 Palcool CONNIE pune
des causes principales dune foule
de maladies ct de morris pr6matu.
r6es. Les exercices physiques ont
donn6 des conseils pleins de sages-
SO au peupl7 de CO pays.
II faut applaudir a leur eloquen-
CO, sans aucun doute. Ills nous ont
dit des chooses vraies ct salutaires
Mais, il nett pas 6t6 hors de pro.
pos pour los membres de Ia profess
sion de faire un examen de cons
cience de leur propre cas-. II y a
de grandes ct puissantes reformes
a op6rer dams leur organisations
La discipline y fait d6plorable-
ment d6faut. On medecin peut-6tre
un ivrogne, un mangeur de NOR
phine, un v6ritable assassin, en- un
mot, ct continuer exercer son art
sans etre justifable de qui que ce
soft.
Un notaire, un avocat qui Sc
rendent coupables de fautes gra-
YES contre Phonneur, sont d6chus
de leur droit de pratiquer. Un me-
decin tuera votre femme, votre
frare, ct vous n'avez d'autre conso
lation que celle de pleurer vos
morris. II n'existe point dams le
corps medical, d'organisation qui
veille sur la conduite de SOS mem-
bres, ct soft une protection pour
la soci6t6.
Certes, Join de moi la pens@e de
passer condemnation sur le corps
medical de notre pays. II renfer-
me des travailleurs nombreux, des
mobiles occurs. Mais il est, aussl,
largement pourvu d'ignorants ct
vicieux. Je connais pour ma part,
nombre de m6decins auxquels
leurs dip!omes devraient etre en-
lev6s. lis sont des dangers perma-
nents.
Tout m6decin qui fait un usage
immod5r6 d'alcool ct de morphine
est indigne de pratiquer sa profes-
sion. Et lis sont legion, ceux qui
sont amig6s de COS passions fumes
tes. LIE nombre de leurs victimes
est plus grand qu'on ne le pensel
Ce sont des meurtriers l6galises.
Souvent, lis pratiquent dams con
trole, sans t6moins Leur biblio-
theque ne content pas cling livres,
leurs remedies sont dams un aboml-
nable 6tat, leurs instruments peu-
vent empoisonner leurs clients q
douzaine.
Faites COS observations aux
sommit6s de la profession m6dica-
le. lis admettent que vous avez
absolument raison. Et lis ne font
rien pour porter remede a cette Of
froyable situation.
J'accuse, lei. sous ma signature
ct sous ma responsabilit6, le corps
de medicine de ne pas faire son
devoir envers la soci6t6, en- n'exer.
CANT point sur ses membres le con.
trole ct la surveillance pourtant 81
essentiels dams Pexercice dune
profession qui entrafne tant de
responsibilities.
j. ISRAEL TARTE.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-07-18
Romp With the Children.

"Chauncey Depew advised fellow
diners recently to join with their
children in their play and romp
with them if they would enjoy life, "
said young father recently. well,
l took his advice" he continued,
but I find that my little boy of
years can stand good deal more
than / can.
He led me a merry dance this
morning playing hide and seek all
over the house. When, after an
hour, / told him we had had enough
of that, he proposed something else
and so on until 1 was on the point of
collapse.
1T is all right to romp with your
children, but you should get into
training first. 1t is harder than
chopping wood, football or any other
form of athletic exercise with which
l am acquainted. New York Jour
nal
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-07-18
The Smart BONrder%

1t doesn't pay to be too funny. A
man who formerly boarded at a
Maine hotel used always to call for
"old hen" when he saw chicken on
the bill of fare. The table girl and
cook thereupon prepared for him,
and whenever chicken was served
an old hen also was provided, and
this particular boarder always got
generous piece of that After this
order of things had continued for
three months without the boarder
suspecting the joke, one day he called
the waitress to him and told her he
was getting sick of old hens, and
he'd like to have taste of chicken.
Very well, was the reply, 'you
can have it, but you ordered old hen
regularly, and as this house always
pleases its guests when 1t is possible
we've been giving you what you or.
der0d. Phillips Photograph.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-07-18
General Gordon's Story.

General Gordon of Georgia tells
the following story of the war period
to illustrate the shrinkage of the
Confederate currency:
lone day cavalryman rode into
camp on reasonably good horse.
Hello, cavalryman, said a foot SOL
der. IN give you SO, 900 for your
horse. You go to (tbe bad place,
was the horseman's reply. L just
paid 81, 900 to have him eurried. ,"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-07-18
A Failure.

Jess-The first thing Mrs. Blocker
did was to break her husband of all
his bad habits.
Bess-Then what?
Jessie became so insipid that
she had to sue for a separation. -
Oakland Acorn.
The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21

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The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21

mire. They have awakened to the
fact that tie country must be con-
sidered first and the party next.
They have discovered the party
managers selfish and scheming
and that the principles OF the par
ty are lost sight of by those who
divide the spoils. Their attach
ment to the principles of the par
ty has not faltered. Their conf
dence in the principles of Demo-
cracy is as strong as ever and they
still believe in such leaders as
George, Morgan, Harris, Bland
and Blackburn. But they have
found that such men do not mani
pulate the machine. They have
found out that the cry of my
party, right or wrong" is the slo-
gan of perdition. They feel and
know by bitter experience that
the spirit of blind servility to par
ty has led them to the brink OF
ruin and they have resolved that
from henceforth they will work
out their own salvation, support
ing the party if it, is right and
fighting the party if it is wrong.
This is the cause of the growing
spirit of political independence
which is giving the = managers Of
the machine SO much concern.-
Monroe Bulletin.
The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21
Republicans Harmonizing.

The Republican Executive Com
mittee of this State held q meet
ing in New Orleans last Wednes-
day for the purpose of harmonic
ing the differences in the party
and bringing all factions together
in order to make a united fight in
the approaching campaign. The
meeting was a stormy one and for
time it locked as though it
would be impossible to accom-
plish anything. But finally order
was secured and plan agreed up
on by which the differences exist
ing were patched up. A motion
was made and carried that the su-
gar planter wing of the party be
allowed fifteen members on the
committee, and a COMMITTEES ap-
pointed to confer with Gen. Be-
han, chairman of the planters
State committee to this end. just
what course the planters will pur-
sue remains to be seen. The Gage
committee is the regular organi.
zation and was reconnized and en-.
dorsed by the last National con.
vention and it has now extended
the olive branch to the sugar
planters who claim to have beer
converted to the Republican faith
If they refuse it, then they viii
have to branch out on their owl
hook, make the fight in their owl
way, with no backing or recogni
ton or support from the Nationa
committee. Whether or not the!
will take the bit in their mouth
buck the whole business, is
Question that will soon be settled
But one thing is certain, tina
the Republican party in this Stat
. without the assistance aud sup
port of the sugar planters viii
: amount to nothing, and might jus
as we'll decide to remain inactiv
; as to take part in. the campaign
S The sugar planters, therefore, will
hardly consent to play second fid
die in the fight about to be inau
gurated. Fifteen members on
committee composed Of 131
What earthly show would tn
planters have unless they coul,
"persuade" or "induce" a larg
number to stand with them i
/. case of necessity? But, still, tn
thing may work. We shall see.--
p. II. Journal.
The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21
The Spirit of Independence

Those who are working to keep
the silver question out of the State
campaign are complaining at the
spirit Of independence manifested
by the people. They bemoan the
lack of respect for party organiza-
tion and the growing disregard for
party discipline. DO they not
know and recognize that their
course in excluding from the par
ty the most burning question be-
fore the public causes resentment
against the party?, You tell the
people that the party shall not
consider the free coinage of silver
then you are surprised that the
people express contempt for their
psrtyl 'sWoe unto you, Scribes
and Pharisees!" Another class of
politicians who are combining
with every corrupt element in the
State and openly engage in
schemes TO thwart the will of the
people by the machine, express
surprise and sorrow at the grow
a m
ing spirit of independence. They
have brought the party into con-
tempt by their miserable methods.
They have disguised good Demo.
Gratis by their. machine manage
ment. They have rendered theil
own retirement absolutely neces.
sary in order. to restore conf
dence in party affairs. Yet they
wonder Why the people have Sc
little regard for party organiza
ton and party success.
To an ordinary observer it seems
perfectly natural that good citi
zens should become restiye and
declare their independence OF ma
chine party management whicI
has landed them So deep III tn,
The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21
Major Quinn and The Locks.

Major Quinn and The Locks.
The Times-Democrat asserts
that secret effort is being made
to have Major Quinn removed to
another department and init
mates that the railroads are be-
hind the scheme. These corpora
tions, especially that powerful and
wealthy Southern Pacific concern,
are known to be hostile to the
opening of Bayou Plaquemine
and through its agents in Wash
ington will doubtless do anything
to hamper the work.
Major Quinn's removal would
be a direct blow to the locks. He
has familiarized himself with the
work and is now prepared to push
it to completion.
Our contemporary says that the
secret and mysterious influence
at work to secure his removal is
all powerful, and calls upon the
Louisiana congressman to protect
this great undertaking by prevent
ing the removal of the engineer.
We know that the railroads are
powerful in the Legislatures halls
of the country and if the friends
of the locks are not vigilant, the
schemes to defeat their compile.
ton will succeed. d.-Iberville South
The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21
NOTICE.

The Contracts for repairing Bridges
across Bayous Fuselier and Teche at Ar
naudville will be sold to lowest bidder
on the spots on
SATURDAY SEPT. 2Sth 1895 at II
O'CLOCK NJ.
Terms and conditions to be made
known at tune of sale. For infOrma-
tions apply to l.. NJ. Roger, ESQ.,. At
naudville, II. David. Breaux Bridge, La.
By order OF the Police Jury.
.f. Aug. Maraist, Clerk P. j.
The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try Dr. Csdy's Condition Powders.
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The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21

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The weekly messenger., 1895-09-21
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