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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22
THE SUMS DISTANCE.
Would Take Five Hundred Years to Cover
1t at Swift Steamers Pace.

1t at Swift Steamers Pace.
s'The sun is about $4,000, 900 miles
distant from the earth, {" writes Alden
W. Quimby in Ladies Home Journal
cit varies through the year because the
earth's orbit is elliptical, and the sun
is at one focus Of the ellipse. The earth
is more than 100000 of miles nearer
the sun in December than in June, at
which time the latitudes south of the
equator receive his direct rays and ex-
perience the great heat of their summer.
''Let us try to comprehend the figures
stated. The other day two racers of the
sea proudly lowered the record of trans.
atlantic passage. Could they turn their
prOws to the sun, and drive their great
engines day and night in the crossing Of
the ether main, it would be 500 years
before they could reach harbOr.
"Most persons have noticed the ap-
preciable interval Of time between the
stroke Of an AK at distance and the re.
sultant sound. Gould we hear the sound
of a solar explosion we would know that
the explosion had occurred IA years be-
fore. Perhaps the most striking illustra
ton is that which imagines little
child to have an arm long enough to
reach the sun. The child might thrust
its fingers into the seething fires, but il
would grow up to maturity and calmly
descend into the valley of extreme old
age, biissfully unconscious of any pain
from the burning; in fact, it wot d re-
nuire another such lifetime to bring the
news to the BRAIN.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22
HIS SPANISH GIRL.

wondered why Barry should be sit
ting alone in the garden at 10 O'Clock
on fine midwinter night. AS remem-
bered him, he had been sociable sort
of fellow, fond of gayety and pretty
girls, and there was a cotillon going
too, where his wife was, for he had told
me he was married.
1t was six years since had last seen
him. We had been boys together, just
out Of college, and 1 had visited him
for summer in the southern part of
the state, where his home had always
been and where his family was one of
the few "old'' ones which could right
ly lay claim to gentility of other than
mushroom growth.
After that visit I had gone back to
San Francisco and to truly San Fran
cisco system of work, with the result
that my health and spirits had steadily
decreased, and at the end of these half
dozen years was obliged to come south
for a long rest.
I had chosen this delightful and
quiet hotel in the hope that might not
have my peace disturbed by any of my
numerous acquaintance, but here, the
first thing, came down upon us in our
retreat crowd of workings from town,
bent on dancing a cotillon. Barry had
come with them. Why, then, repeat
ed, was he not in the ballroom, and
where was his wife? Perhaps she did
not dance. But, in that case why was
either Of them with the frivolous party
that was turning our secluded spot into
bedlam?
For a moment longer let my gaze
follow girl in white satin, who had
fascinated me. She was very young and
brilliant and erect, with the face a
painter would have chosen for Olym-
pia's, wreathed in vines and serpents.
A high, unnaturally white forehead,
with very black and very straight, thin
brows, eyes long and flashing and cruel,
a large nose, suggestive of the Hebrew,
thin, red lips, continually parted in
wild sort Of smile over wonderful teeth !;
brilliant color, a long face, black hair,
parted and twisted low ON one of the
most columnar necks had ever seen.
1t was not a beautiful face. In repose
it was far from beautiful, but it was
rarely in repose, and her laugh was the
most bewildering thing imaginable. If
she had been the heroine of a romance
men would have loved and hated her to
the extent of the shedding of a great
deal of blood, but in life today it is
hard cash, not women's faces, that &C.
complish that. I took one last look at
the demoniacal young face and then
went to hunt up Barry.
We had already met in the Office, but
had not had time to exchange dozen
words I wanted to talk over old times
and new times so, when I drew near
him, scraped my feet and coughed,
as being the approved method Of break
ing in upon tetes- a-tetes and meditation,
and when he started l said: "Hello!
That you, Barry?" and took seat be-
side him on the bench. He offered me a
cigar and gave me light, from which
I inferred was not unwelcome.
"What are you doing, incoming I'M
der q pepper tree? 1t seems to me dane
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22

Companions of the noble orders take
rank Immediately after the knights O.
the same order, their precedence among
themselves being arranged by COM
plicated but we'll understood system.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22
A Double Purpose.

Get into the habit of walking with
the eyes cast thoughtfully on the ground.
It gives people the impression that you
are deep thinker, and you may be able
to pick up articles Of value that others
have lost. Globe.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22


theirs death and were married-on dry
land-and have lived happily ever aft
en-, he added, struggling his shoulders
and throwing away his cigar. -Gwen-
dolen Overton in San Francisco Argo-
naut.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22

Many books require no thought from
those who read them, and for simple
reason-they made no such demand up
on those who wrote them. -Colton.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-07-22

madam dancer
eyes she Dances "
"Ohl" | said, and feeling slippery
ground. proceeded to avoid it. "Came
down from town tonight with the par
ty, didn't your asked
eyes.
Heaps of pretty women"
"Do you think SO? I admire your
northern women more. They have more
distinction too Ours fade early, be-
sides. -
"Well, there's one girl there, by
Jove, that makes up for a country of
mediocrity-that witch Of firt with
the black hair and the very bare shout
ders who is dancing with Thornton. If
didn It happen to have some one like
better in the city, think I'd go in for
her.
"But she's married, my friend''
"No? Who's the proud possessor?"
II am.
you don't say? Since when?"
'Sirce five years ago nearly.
well, it's little late, but permit
me to congratulate you. She is superb"
"Thanks. " And then we lapsed into
silence, and l reflected upon the facility
with which a well meaning man may
put his foot in it.
"You wonder at my not dancing,
don't you?" he said abruptly. ''Well, l
used to like it. I like it now, but I
found Mrs Barry was already engaged,
%o AZ h,,4
to order flowers gracefully and step out
hereto reflect and recall.
'Do you know he went on, II had
a romantic meeting and parting on this
spot once, right under this very tree.
1t was just after I left you, six years
ago-the meeting. I had ridden out
from town on Nocturne You remember
her, the little black mare? I was walk
ing her along a road which ran about six
feet from here, just about where that
Bon Silene bush is Git was before the
days of the hotel), when all Of sud-
den she SHE'D at what looked like bun
die of old clothes under this Gee. No,
no; wasn't thrown, and I u Vsn't res
cued by the heroine 1t waNl Vt much
of shy, just enough to MAJ RE look
again at the bundle and wonder what
it vast was dusk, you know-and
then to notice that the bundle moved.
"Wherefore I concluded it was a
woman, probably a Mexican. 1t was a
woman, Or very young girl, rather,
and deuced pretty one-a Mexican too.
I could see that, even in the twilight,
for her eyes cleaned in the dark as on
~ pair of Mexican eyes can CLEAN,
and there was all added brightness, for
the eyes were wet with tears. How do
[ know? [ dismounted and found out,
of course It isn't likely was going to
see woman prone on the ground a
long way from the nearest habitatiOn
at nightfall and yet not offer her any
assistance in my power.
"Well, as [ said, she was crying
stormily, and I set about finding out
why. She told a most blood curdling
tale Of parental cruelty. Itwasn' t true
I've found that out since. She was only
ly good lie. AS matter of fact, she had
found that particular flame of hers
was going to take another girl to some
shindy. But the cruel treatment story
did nicely, and I comforted her-she
was such mere child, honestly
thought. The lie was innocent enough.
They aren't taught to think falsehood
anything serious. She was just trife
shy and shrinking, like a little girl who
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17
Comment est Ceci?

Nous offrons cent dollars de RS.
compense pour aucun cas- de Ca
tarrh qu1 ne peut etre gaer1 par le
Halls Catarlh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, To.
le1o, Ohio.
Nous les sousign6s avons connu
f. J. Cheney depuis Is ans et
nous lie croyors etre p~arfaitF men'
honorable dams toutss transactions
d'affaire, ct fnanclerement capable
de remplir toutes obligations faites
par leur soci6te.
WEST & I'RUAx, Wholesale D ug-
gists, Toll do, Ohio.
WALD1NG, KINNAN & MARVIN.
WHOLESALE Druggists Toledo, o
lie Halls Ca'arrh cure est pris
int6rieuremen' ct agit directement
sur lie sang ct les surfaces mu
queuses du SYSTEM. pix Is cts
Ia bouteille. En- vents PAL tous les
pharmaciens. Certificate graf 8.
Halls Family Pills sont les
meilleures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

Dimanche lie 10 juliet 8 P. NJ.
la *. r. Hall" coins de la 5eme
rue ct de la Ter ave s. E. sera to-
nue. la derniere assemblies du CO.
mite reorganization, pour la o6le-
bration de la STU can Baptiste qui
a Gu lieu lie "a JUN, sous les aus
pices des societies dc Renaissance
LIE comit6 desire fare publique-
ment IN rapport iiele ct complet
des travaux quill a fats; des dit
fcult6s quill q en- q surmonter, DIES
~recettes Ut des d6penses, ct donner
le r6sultat final de la fete.
Il y aura chant ct musique sous
Ia direction du Prof. P%arisseau.
Des rafra1chssaements seront
servis.
LIE Club Fleur de Lis fera une
partie "progresslve Clnch" ct toua
les objects qui mont pas pu etre
oistribu6s au pique-nique 3 cause
de Forage qui eclata en- temps
1nopportun, mettant fin aux jeuz
ct Dormant lie coup de grace al pi
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Tan6 pour
Demoi6eIeS

causee par la malalle dams 90 fs-
mile, lie professeur f. r Leroux,
lie premier vice president de la IL
que. occupa lie siege presidential
avec toute Ia dignit6 doe a loHcs
Apres la lecture ct rsdoption des
minutes de la derniere s6ance NM.
James A. Kellogg, candidat pour
Police de JUICE de la court du dis
trict, F. G.. Harvey, oandidat pour
lofice de ]uge probate ct z, De-
meules frent d'int6ressants dis
cours qui fursnt spplaudis. II Sc
raft bon de dire ic1, qua So pro-
chaine assemble, l%'1ntention de Ia
ljgue est de llm1ter le temps des
~orateurs arglais 3 lavenir. Diman-
che dernier M. Harvey q parle
q~uarante minutes. Nous pouvons
nous imsginsr qh'elle a etc rim
patience de l'auditoire. Dix minu-
tes est su&sant pour les candidsts
de nous dire leurs grsndes ever
tus" ct leurs grands talents. A la
conclusion des dlscours l'assem-
bl6e a imm6diatement sJourne au
26 juliet.
II semble impossible de termi-
ner sans dire qu'on q beau oonnat-
ire les %hypocrites de profession,
la profondeur de leur perversit6
nous 6tonne toujours.
L'hypocrite est un lache, natu-
rellement, ct cette lachete trans.
para1t gu premier coup d'oil dams
ses manieres 81 ouetueuaes,s dams
son regard loucne.
Mais il = 3 plus encore. Ii faut
lie dire, lis sont dune m6chsncete
vip6rine. Ii ny q pas une bonnie
fibre oui remue dams ces oarcasses
q l~'1nt6rieur remplies de pourr1tu-
re que nous pouvons comparer 4
des s6pulcres blanchis. Par cstte
mechancet6 instructive que nous
yoyons dams tous leurs actes, nous
sommes tentes de l'sppeler Prov.
d%entielle, car ellie nous aide 4 con-
naftre reffet possible de lsurs de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17
INJuSTE

VI coCtal4 NY. IeIo.... qua
et6 depuis pIusleurs ann6s lie cham.
pion des int6rets de Ia classe on.
vriere, ct qui s'est acquis une r6pu.
tstion rationale CONNIE orateur SO.
fcre dams toutes les villes ct fau.
bourgs des Etats- Unis, refuse de
payer son Announcement 4 rECHo DE
|rOUEsT ap1as Favor recu pendant
pres de deux ans, sous pretexte
quill ne s'etait pas abonn6. ST tel
est lie cas-, pourquoi ne l'a-t-il pas
refuse q Ia premiere on deuxieme
reception? Ca suralt etc plus hon
nete ct plus charitable.
Nous avions inscrit lie nom du
Rev. PAre sui la. liste de nos
abonn6s, par l'interm6diaire de
de Fun de ses grands adm1rateurs
ravocat, M. W. Mesgher, homme
digne de fol,
Peut on attr;puer cette maniere
d'sgir 3 Ignorance?
Non C'est TN grand philoso-
phe- A quot donc2 Nous disons
su manque de reflection on de cha
rite chretienne.
Nous sommes fer de dire que
nous ne|faisons pas lei nllusion soft
q I'm Canadien.francais Francois,
90 Allemand.
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Courtemanche, menuisier- charpen'
tier, contracteur entrepreneur.

Courtemanche, menuisier- charpen-
tier, contracteur entrepreneur.
-.
Depuis quelque temps, nos Ca
nsdiens-F Francois ont reussl q for
mer IN club, connu :omms lie Club
Lafayette de Grand Rapids, Mimi,
ct leur success fut couronne su-de1A
de leur anticipation, ct c'est svec
plais1r que nous constatons que
plus de so membres sont Inserts
sur les registres du club.
~
Pour d6montrer l'int6i ct que nos
compatriotes, prennent dams les
afa;res politiques, sur % candi-
OATS 3 notre convention locale re-
publlcaine, tenue lie % JUN der
nier, dams lie village de Grand
Rapids, 9 Canadiens Franca,s fu-
rent 6lus CONNIE suit: j. Joleand,
A. B. Glare, J. P. Slgue], Felix
Mallette, Ellie 5iguel, Ludger
Ccurtemanche, Louis Fremont,
VIM Fortier ct }. B. Roy, ct sur 8
choisis pour la convention d'Etat,
tenue lie Ter juliet, deux des no
tres, lie Juge Joleand ct j. B. Roy
furent choisls CONNIE d6legu6s 3
la convention de lEtat. NJ. Ellie
S1guel, a 6te cholsi CONNIE delegue
d la convention du Sc district, de
St. Cloud le 16 courant.
ST. AUBIN.
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AVIS

Ayez.yous besoin dun bon poole
de cuisine, ferronnerie, ustensiles
de cuisine, coutellerie, bicycles, u.s.
tensiles de peche, etc, au plus bas
nr;1 allez chez Gardner & Davis.
304 ct 3O6 Hennepiu, od yous trou-
varez rassortiment IL plus conside
rable ct lie plus svantageu1 de Ia
vile.
NJ. J. c. Marquis solliclte Ia VI
.;te de tous ses compatriotes gull
"a fera I'm plaisir del servlr
honpetement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

lie DR.. Plnault IN specialists
ponr les msladies v6%n6riennes 81
de la vessie q ouvert son bureau
dams le Medical Block, chambre
PIP.
LIE DR.. Pinault q suivi p%lusieurf
cours dams les priDclpaux hopi
teux de IEurope, don't Ia direction
est sous des sommites medicalee
ct syant aussi acquis des COMMAS
sanoes approfondies dams lee
sciences medicales pendant pre-:
de Is ans, il est reconnu aulour'
d'hui meme par ses comfreres com
me Fun des plus habllss medicine
de POaest.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

En- rsison de So bonne condulte
al p6nitencier NJ. Kortgaard a etc
mis- en- liberte sur parole vendredl
derniei.
Condamne 3 cling ans de deten-
ton, il nest reste qu'un an ct quel-
cues jours sous les verroux.
Oont1 si1ement & &c qu'ont annon-
~ oueloues journaux hostiles au
Cow. Clougb, ca dernief ia Gu
rien q faire avec la mise en- liber-
rs du prlsonnler.
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La Consumption Guerie

I'm vieux medecin retire, ayant requ
dun m%issionnaire des Indies Orientales
Ia formule dun rem6de simple ct v6ge.
tai pour Ia guerison raplde ct permanent
te de Ia consumption, Ia Bronchite. lie
Catarrhe, PAsthme ct toutes les Aztec
tons DIES Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
gu6rit radicalement Ia Debilite Nerveu-
Sc ct toutes les Maladies Nerveuse; apres
avoir eprouve ses remarquables efets
curatifs dams des milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est con devoir de le faire connaitre
aux malades. Pousse par lie deslr de SOU
lager les soufrances de Phumanite j'en-
verrai gratis q ceux qui 10 desirent, cette
recette en- Allemand, Francois GU An
glais, wee instructions pour la preparer
ct remployer Envoyez par la poste I'm
timbre o. votre adresse. M~entionnez CO
journal.
W. A. MOVES, 800 Powers Block,
Rochester. n, Y,
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Mards 9 courant, Nine n. Camp
bell 1ecevsit les danes du club
Fleur-de-Lis, q So residence. Les
prix furent remportes par Nine r.
Th1bault Ter prix; 2eme pri1 Nine
Tuscany. La prochaine reunion du
c,ub aura lieu lie % Juliet 3 la re-
aidence de Nine n. Beaudstte No
1854. 25eme avenue n. B..
NINE FAUBERT, Sec.
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Club Latayette-P apiaeau

LIE Club Lafayette apineau,
aura son assemble r6guliere, d.
mancne proclaim 3 3 heures apres
midi, daps la sale Norden. Avenue
|Centrale, No. 1O9.
Des chooses les plus importantes
y seront discut6es, ct ainsi tous les
Canadiens de Minneapolis sont
prizes d'y assister.
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Les Canadiens Francois, dc

Les Canadiens Francais, de
saltwater, M1nn., commencement
prochainement q faire de grandeA
amelioratlons q leur 6glise, y com
pris un clocher ct une cloche don't
le colt sera plus de $1,000,
LIE Rev. Pere Pettigrew, est lie
pasteur de cette belle ct forissan
to p%aroisse.
LIE Rev. PAre a 6t6 pendant plu-
sieurs ann6es, cure de Pfglise ca.
nadienne FRANCHISE d'Osseo, Oh il
6tait tres est1m6, ct don't le depart
est encore vivement regrete PAL
ses anciens ~paroissiens.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

Au moment d'sller sous presse
nous spprenoDs que John Lind
Nj. C. sera nomm6 candidst az pos.
to de gouverneur,.
Tcwne de Duluth, lieutenant
gouverneur Day oratsurs bien COB.
nus ont prononc6s des discours
Qui ont 6te 6cout6s avec le plus
grand enthousiasme.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

CARNATIONS phsrisaiques ct expose
les votes t~ortueus 81 qui leur sont
com munes avec la race DIES autres
reptiles v6nimeux.
N'attepdons-nous pas de trouver
chez les vrais catalogues, chez les
-hretiens sinceres, quelque chose
qai est oonforme 3 90 qu'ensei-
gnent les dogmes catalogues ct
les preceptes chr6t1ens? La bonte
de cmur, ia droiture d'intention,
Indulgence 9: la Jbienveillance
pour tous, ct Ia charter Au con-
traire, que tronve t on, assez SOU
vent chez certains chr6tiens de con-
trebandes, chez ces grands catholi-
cues de meter, indignes de porter
des lDslgnes de societies catholi-
qaes? Nous y trouvons, la vengean.
celia haine, lie fanatisme, resprit de
mensonge ct de calomnie, la reu.
mon de tous les instincts has ct
malfaisants, 81 l'on ne decouvre
pas meme encore quelquee chose
de plus repugnant. LIE success de
leurs ouvres d6montre tres bien
dams quel meprls public ills sont
tombes. lis ne trouvent plus de
completes que chez certains rares
ind1vidus, mechants CONNIE eux.
blen compris, ct lis ne ~reussissent
plus 4 exploiter gum reste de
v1eux '1obarts" trop bornes pour
fsirer i'hamecon sous Tasticot La
totalite de notre population cana
dlenne-francaise d Minneapolis les
considere CONNIE une peste, les
republic ct SQUIRT en- voyant I'sgonie
baveuse de oes rates faire encore
d'impuissants efforts pour mordre
ct empolsonner.
O. les mjs6rablesl
"Dehons-nous des faux propha-
tes! 1T"
EDMOND ALARY.
Sec. Corr
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17
H0Ho DH L'ouHST

que-nlque meme, seront donn6s
CONNIE prix aux gagnauts. -. 81
aux pendants aussi puisqu'il y q
IN "foot prize.
Tous ceux qui ont pris part 3 Ia
celebration sort prizes d'assister 4
cette assemblee.
Les danes sont sp6cialement in.
vit6es
Par ordre du Comite.
81. ST H1LA1RE,
Sec
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

LET Republicans de l'Etat qui
sont en- favour de la frappe llbre
de l'argent 90 sont assemblies hier
q Minneapolis.
A cette convention des del6gues
ont etc elus pour Ia convention
qui doit svoir lieu d S t-Louis la
semaine prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

LIE Senstenr Gray de Delaware,
Bynum NJ. G. de rIndians, dissent
ou'ils ne peuvent, dams l'interet du
DAYS, approuver lie plateforme de-
mocratlque de la convention ma
tionale, q Chicago, ct qu'ils ne vo-
teront pas pour Bryan ct Sewa'.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

L'avocat Anton Grethen, demo-
crate prominent, dessapprouve lie
programme de la convention de
Chicago, relativement q la ques-
ton mon6taire, ct dit gull voters
pour Mckinley, sans pour celia
absndonner pour toujours le partl
democratique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17
Ia LIcuE
L'UNE DEs PLUS PUIssANTEs ORdA
N1sATIoNs PoLITIQUEs DU MIN
NEsOTA

w la grande chaIeur, l'assjstan-
lance 4 l'assemblee de la Iigue
R6publioaine Franco Americana
dimanche dernier, ma pas ete aus
81 considerable que ron aurait de-
sire. Dependant il y await soixsnte
ct ounce membres presents. En-
r'absenoe du president Seymour.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

Nous sommes fers d'spprendre
u M. 7. F. Rlviere, 3 etc nomme
mar rsssocistion des pharmaciens
du Minnesota, d6legue q la conven-
ton des pharmaciens des Etats
Unis ct du Canada, qai aura lieu q
Montreal du IL au Is Aott
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

Vingt-hult personnes ont ete
tu6es ct Fix hu1t grlevement bles-
sees dimanche dernier, 3 Logan
Iowa, dams une collision d. deux
trains du Nor,hw. stern Ry.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

On dit gull y q plus de quarante
mile republicans dams lie Mime
sofa qui favorisent la frappe libre
de l'argent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

Professeur Marie A. Hail., mu
slcienne bien connue, dome des
lecons sur lie piano ct l'orgue 3 des
prix moder6s. Attention speciale
sera donnee au commencants. Re-
sidence ct studio, No. IS, coin de
Ia Chestnut Ave ct 12Ame rue Nord,
(hlle Hall parle franeais.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

Madame E. Trepanler; modiste
est demensg4e an No. 1901 Henne.
pin ave.. ct ellie solic:te la visite dc
ses clientes.
Onyrsg- garsnti d des prix mo.
deres'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

Florence ct Berdic Mills ct He
len Cheney, tro.s ieunes files de
Minneapolis, Sc sont noyaes mardi,
en- Sc bsignant dams lie las Mime
rorka.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

On nous assure qu'un de nos
oompatriotes etsblira prochalne-
ment une manufacture de cigars B
Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

Plusieurs orateurs adresseront la
parole sur la situation politjque du
our.
j. J. THUNNIssEN.
S c. Corr. /.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

P. P. Sw.nsen, proprietaire da
Big Boston Store, 3 Minneapolis,
q depose son bilan.
L'admlnistrateur nomm6 est b.
O.. Peterson.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17

La Germania Bank coin de ravenue
Hennepin ct 46me Rue pave 4 pour cent
sur les depots, transactions generates
avec Ia plus grande sttention'
Emet des traites (Drafs) pour toutes
les parties des Etats-cnis, Canada ct Eu-
rope.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-07-17
SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Ter Acte- LIE traitre Camel. Assem-
blee des Conjures. Felix prete serment
LIE traitre Camel est denunce ct mis-
dams les fers.
Gem Acte- Camel S'6chappe du Ca
chot on les Patriotes FONT enferme. Les
Patriotes chez Poutre. Les troupes an
glaises approchent. Pas d'armes!
Nous Sommes Trahis. Ares
tation du Pere Poutre. Felix Sc livre
pour sauver Son pere.
3em Acte- Dams la prison de Montre-
al. Sentence ct execution de Cardinal
ct Duquette. Felix devient fou. Peni.
BILE entrevue de Felix ct Son Pere.
4em Acte- Felix devant les JUICES.
Camel lie traitre. Felix recoit son par,
don. Retour au Toit Patterned. Dieu est
Juste.
Lever du Rideau a 8 heures Precises.