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Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09
PERSONAL.

Hon. L. Rosewater, editor of the Omaha
BEE, goes east this morning.
Mrs. Alma +. Keith. Omaha's popular
milliner, left for the east yesterday to
purchase new goods.
William Drexel, who has been in st Joseph
engaged in business for the past elk months,
is visiting his relatives In this city.
Mr.. Jos. Goldsmith, of the Mis6t clothing
parlors, left Saturday evening for Aurora, Ind,
to attend the wedding ceremony Of his sister.
He will return in about ten days.
H. Smelser, q prominent capitalist of Loup
City, who has erected the highest AMI most
commanding residence along tho hills that
border the middle Loup river, is at the
Willard.
r. b. Crawford, wife and daughter, Wayne;
+. d. Mallring, IL. B. Bostier and g. O..
Aver, Kearney; G. L. Ransom and wife and
J. w. Hulse, Lincoln, Ned, are stopping at
abe Willard.
l.. p. Savage, Lincoln; d. L. Whip, Big
Sandy; T. S. Slewast, Lyons; f. G oodsel,
Butte, Montana; A. r. Caldwell, Reno; W..
II. Dexter, Norfolk; VIC. Moyard, Crete, are
at the Garfield.
Cha. McNeal, Silver Creek; S. c. Aver
LEI. b. Bostier, Kearney; j. D., and r. j..
Fitzpatrick, Beatrice; S.H. Gregg, r. A. Man.
gan, j. II. Reynolds and L. p. Reynolds, jr.,
Wynn re, and G.. A. Raynier, Lincoln, are
Paxton guests
Among the Nebraska people who came in
last night are Ii. +. Cody, Nebraska City;
Frank North, Columbus; William T.. Smails,
Fremont; p. p. Shelby, Fremont; L. l..
Dimick, wife and child, Columbus; J. q.
Jerome, Frank P. IRELAND, Nebraska City,
and Will s.. Jay, Lincoln.
d. j. Lockwood and wife, Lincoln; +. G.
Conner, Grand leland; Geo. A. Magney,
Papillion; Chas. Mackey, Hastings; G.. B.
Bloom, Mineral Point; w. G. Holman, Nc
Cook; M. T.. Webb, Blair; D.. G.. Reed,
Grand Island; d. M. Haynes, Norfolk, Neb.,
and Geo. H. Powers, of Beatrice, Neb., are
stopping at the Metropolitan.
Hon. Harry Oelrichs, president and general
manager of the Auglo-American cattle COM
pany of Wyoming, whose severe personal less
by fire of about $4,000 worth of fine
thoroughbred breeding horses was published
in the BEE recently, has given orders to his
agents in New York to purchase other
thoroughbred stations at once for the several
ranches in Wyoming. MIR. Oelrichs will ship
them through this city at an early day.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09
Loss and Gain.
CHAPTER /.
81 was taken sick a year ago
With tilious fever"

100 ~,
With bilious fever"
"My doctor pronounced me cured, but
l got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got SO bad l
Could not novel
] ehrunk!
From 229 lbs. to 12C! l had been doc
toring for my liver, but it did me no good.
/ did not expect to live mere than three
months. l began to use Hop Bitters.
Dire city appetite returned, my pains left
me, my entire system seemed renewed as
il my magic, and after using several bot
ties, l am not only as sound as a sovereign
but weight more than l did before. To
Hop Bitters l owe my lfe."
r. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin, June 6, 81.
CHAPTER II.
maiden, Mass, Feb. l, 1880. Gentlemen
1 suffered with attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia, feamale trouble, for years in
hemost terrible and excruclating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief CT cure, until 1 used Hop Bitters.
''The first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The &c cord made me as we'll and ltrong
az when a child,
Sand / have been 30 to this day."
Ny husband was sn invalid for twenty
years with n serious
kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by Boston's best physi-
clans
'Incurable!'
Seven bottles of your Bltters cured him
and l know Of the
Olives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have saved by
your bitters,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
''They almost
Do miracles9" Mrs. l.. d. Slack.
How TO GET cK.-Expose yonrself day
and night; eat too much without exercises;
work too hard without rest; doctor all the
time; take all the vile nostrums advertised, and
then you will want to know how to get we'll,
which is answered in these words Take Hop
Bitters!
None genuine without o bunch OF green Hops on
the white label. shuu all the vile, poisonous stun
with Hop" or Hops In their name.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09
See DR.. Jefterls diptheria, cholera and
dyspepsia adv. on sixth page.
Police Court.

In the police court Saturday
morning, Mike Glll'gau pleaded guilty
to charge Of intoxloatlon
and was speedily remanded to
the abode of all inveterate whisky lpritss,
the county jail. He will there serve a
sentence of eight days on bread and
water.
Tom Foley and Jerry Harris were ar
ra'gnsd for a persistent practice of steal.
ing half empty kegs. Harris very
ingeniously explained that he was pass.
Jog, in company with Foley, a pile of half
empty beer kegs yesterday, that one of
them rolled in front of him, and that not
wishing to trip, he kicked 1t aside. The
officer discovered him In the midst of the
operation, he said, and supposed he was
trying to steal the keg.
The judge was hardly willing to take
this az one swallew, and continued the
Gaze until % 'day, in order that the ties
timopy of the officer might be procured
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09

our natural phenomeus. A mirage tor
instance with its varied and b~ewildetine
grandeur, or one Of our own peculi,r and
m-st genial south winds blowing from the
northwest. Yours truly,
|. y CirNvrNS
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09

Forty bundles of clothing from various
persons; two comforts, Mrs. Doo)ittle:
three chairs and II table, Mrs. Sharp
leIs; 100 pounds apple jelly, 100 pounds
dried fruit, twenty-five pounds Salt
Lake plums, n peok apples, dried bsef,
honey and cabbage; Mr.. Fleming; one
comftrf, Mrs, McMillan; -four, butter
and cookies, Mrs. Roberts; one basket
cake, Congregational church; one stove,
three cooking utsnsils, Mrs. Sutsr; one
dining table, Dewey & Stone; two half
fare tickets from Omaha to Shoahone,
U. P. R. r 800 pounds meat, from
Harris & Fisher; window shade and fix
lures, from Beard & Bro, wall paper
from Mergill & Rosenz Wig; putting on
wall paper, Mr.. Daniels.
Thanks are especially due to the U. P.
r. R., for coal at greatly reduced rates.
Expended from charity ball fund:
roou' Sol0 CO
fuel. 9ZZ ~
Clotolng. III "
ueuICtne. II ~
Iotal. .S2.OZ4 II
Mrs. r. G. MOORE,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09
Collision.

LAWRENCE, Kan March S.-Two through
freight trains on the Atchisop, Topeka &
Santa Fe collided near this city this morning.
No one hurt Damage to property $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09
In n Jail.

The officer guarding the ely Jail
last night had nice kettle OF
fish under his care. Chsuu-
cy Whiting and Ella, his beloved wife,
were there for being drunk and disorder
ly, the disorder consisting of scratches
and pummeliug bestowed each upon the
other, regardless of marital duty Mollie
Scott, a dusky daughter of q dirty dive,
was there for being drunk aud disorderly
j. Cooper was another who had I'D. D.
marked opposite his nan on the entry
book. While George Wellington ano
William DAnfort were in for a straight go
Der fight about q woman J~ealousy.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09

Tho httest subjects
for fever andague,
and remitten Ia; are
the dehilitated, bil-
ious and nery,u us. To
such persons, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bit
ters al ord adequate
protecti n by In
crea sing STAN
ina and esistant
power OF the consti-
tuition ANA by check
Ing Irregularities Of
the liver, stomach
and bowel. More
v 1t Graduates
malarial complaints
OF an obstinate type
and stands alone un-
~equalled among our
national remedies.
Dealers generally.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09

COLLINS Rnon w ms,Iy sufferer S from
VCIINC M44 ElECIRl0 Weak AID sore Lungs,
~ Coughs and Colds, Weak
HAcTER3 Backe, Weak Stomach and
Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female
Weakness. Shooting Pains through the Loins and
Back, try these plasters. Placed over the pit OF the
stomach, they prevent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious
Collie, Liver Complaints. and protects tho syttem
from q Thousand ila $50
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09
ON THE LOSING SIDE

In this township almost If not all the
land Is under filing and the coming sum
mer i, unquestionably destined to witness
a progressive boom of magnificent pro.
portions in in all appropriate and esssn-
tial civilized Improvement, and among
the grand.rsali ie, expected to mark a
new era in the history Of thi, county Ia
the completion of the extension of the +.
a. Z. V K. b., q copsumatlon We here
vii hail with feelings of no ordinary
g~ladne's. Yea, We shall be delighted,
and happy for now we a'e 100 miles from
the nearest railrosd approach.
We shall feel upon the advent OF that
memorable day that we can afford to out
do all the previous efforts Of our lives il
the business of Celebrating. There ar,
various ways in which we may essay t.
%evioca the great exubsrancs of our ioy
but we de ice to ado pit the MODE which
will do 30 in the most effs ctivs and in
posing manner. But we are unable t.
: decide. We think tf some spectac,es i;
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-09

Mrs. r. G. MOORE,
Corresponding secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14
Ger1na
6N.00O,0
lint DON

but 2,20C
more than four times as much. Tn
French spend three times as much fol
liquor as for their soldiers, and the Eng
lish four times as much, and the Belgians
over ten times as much.
The total number OF yachts in France
of over three tons of burden is 794. Havre
is the chief yachting station, having 81
yachts of 2,766 tons burden. Nantes has
81 Of 29I7 tons: Marseilles 20 of 2,057;
Bordeaux, IS of 7S3 tons, and Paris "a OF
$50 tons. There are 70 steam yachts sui
table for a long sea voyage.
A new way to keep children out of mis-
chief has been invented in Germany. The
following advertisement appears in a
newspaper Of that country: WANTED
By a lady of quality, for adequate re
Enumeration. a few well-behaved and re-
specially dressed children to amuse cat,
in delicate health, two or three hours
day.
The Scotsman tells a story of two Edin-
burgh boys charged in the Police Court
of the Caledonian capital with using their
little handsto tear each others eyes IN a
quarrel occasioned by the Gladstone Mid
lothian visit. It seems that one boy call
cd Gladstone, "a gassin auld man." a
piece of party vituperation which the
other promptly resented, until from argi-
ment they fell TO arms like their elders.
Much interest has recently been excited
in English engineering circles by the an
nouncement Of the discovery OF a new
motive power by Edwin Surge, who has
patented the means of application. Ae-
cording to- report, the new motive power
threatens to displace steam as the motive,
power for driving light machinery and
Tor all purposes of light locomOtion, either
on land qr water. Arrangements are IN
progress TO give the invention public
test.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14
FOR THE COMPLEXIONI

THIS ELEGANT PREP
i is the MOST PERFECT BEAUTIFIER KNOWN.
II is Pare and Harmless Delightful in its Application
and wonderful in its Effects while the closest scrutiny
fails to detect its use Prepared by
II. BOWMAN, Chemist.
rS- FOR SALE BY oakland Cal.
,olsn HOLSTER & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14

MRS. DAVIS, whose excellent taste as Milliner is
well known the Ladies, sil continues preside
the Trimming Department, which is assurance that
the Ladies will Have their Trimming done in the latest
and most IA shiOuable STYLE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14
". S. GRINnAuM 8 Co.
d. H. HITCHCOCK

Commission Merchants,
No. I2a California St. San Francisco. Cal
1877 i,l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14
Insurance Notice

TTNRE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH For
= eizn Marine Insurance Company (LimitedD has
Ieeelved Instructions to Reduce fhe Rates OF In.
Is now prepared to issue Policies at the lowest rates
win special reduction on freight per steamers
T1IEO n. DAVIES,
lU3 sly Agent Brit For. Mar ms Co Limited
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14
Gazette Supplement Jan. Il, 1885.

death by brigands for refusing to reveal the
whereabouts of his money.
II is reported that French official relations with
China have ceased.
The recent earthquake in Spain killed about GOO
persons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14
. HoNoLULU. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81 1885,
1nsurann Notitrs.
Boston Beard Of Underwriters.
p. a. HGHAEFER.

Philadelphia Board or Underwriters.
A GENTS FOR the Hawaiian IsIahds,
~ luH ~ Q. BREMER & CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14

A GENT 01Bremcn Bea I'd of UNDERWRITERS.
"A Agent Of Dresden Board Of Underwater
Agent Of Vienna Board Of Underwriters
Claims against Insurance Companies within the iurs
detiou Of the above Boards OF Underwriters will have
70 be certified to by the above Agent to make them
Na1u. NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14
pR. IoRnAnAn a
DR. ]. coins BROWNIES cHInsaIIE
THE ORIGINAL. and ONLY eEvrI~r

Advice 10 IHvailds.-If you wish to obtain .-l-s -
ircshing sleep, free from headache Fslicfo sin ~
protlaeied disease invrorate the nsrroa. MEDIA. -
regulate the circulating systems af the bu ysu VII
ed By DIT. j. Cells Browne Oafe Arv Wriir, stS1S h,
which he gave the name Of CHLoRoDYNE. snd rkich
and valuable remedy ever discovered.
CHLORODYNE is the best remedy known f,r Cs,rh.
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.
CHLORODYEE acts Ike eharniu Dlarfhssa. ana
i the only specific In Cholera and Dyscatery
CHLORODYNE eicctnally cuts short All ,tf.,t. .,
Epilepsy, liysteria, Palpitatioa and spasms.
CHLOR0DYNE Is the only palliative IN N-ur,l,i.
rheumatism, Govt Cancer, r0oihaehe, Me1nrifis. 1c
From symcs q Co. Pharmaceutical Cheul.t.. Nd,
~ S hed' saimia, saauasy . leso To 7. D.ssnpcr
Dear sit- We ebracr kls opportunity u t.n1rslrisi
ing you upon me wdespsead reputation this justly
has earned for itself not only IN Hindosfan ~ I'll
over nc k9si a. remedy Tor general utility, nast
and shall be glad to hear o. IL dndinc 5.ss q
every Anglo-lndian home. The other htsads. We ARE
Judging from their sale, fancy their suioura here
VIII be put evaneseent We could multiply Instances
Brownies Chlorodync IN Diafrh9a and nTs-ni--v.
spasms Cramps Neuralgia, the Vomiting Of Pfcrsancy
and az general sedavt that have eccnrd under slr
personal observation during many years IN Cheirr.e
Diarrhga and even In the more terrible forms o. Chsi
era Itself we nave witncsses surprisingly cunfrai
Ing power We have never used any other ION of M.
medicine than Coils Brownies from a arm CanriciIon
ana also ron Or daily
10 the profession and the nubic A. We A. *
opinion that the substitution 81 other than Cells
Brownies Is a DELmEnsTE nnEscn' o. rtrru - -
Pant or rHE cIIEHIsr raEScHInEn aNn rssrrSr
AIIKE We are, Sir, faithfully yours. symcs Co.
kxeelleucy The Yeeiby's Chemlsis.
CAprION.-Vice- Chancellor SIR W. Pace W-od
stated that Dr. y Coils Browne was, undoubtedly ne
inventor or thlorodyne that the story Of the dsfen
, ~, 5esinan va deliberately untrue whlch. \.
July -, 1864.
seid IN bottles az IL. Sd. - ID. g. 3D. and IL
each. None o. genuine without iha 1orl. b. II ~.
~ Brownies Chloroiync" the Government -f---p.
overwhelming medical testimony accompanies earh
Cauton.-Beware Of Piracy and limitations.
- Sole Manufaeturc-J r. DAVENPORT IL gr-,f
knsseH Street, bloomsbury. London fuis %,
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lie marriage par annOnces.

Miss Melissa CIery, une des jeu-
mes files les plus recherch6es en-
marriage q Fort Wayne, tant 3 eau
sc de ses qualities morales que de
sa beaute physique, s'est avis6e de
Ir6pondre, il y q deux ans environ,
a I'M jeune homme demandant par
vote d'annonces dams les journaux,
q entrer en- correspondence aYec
une ieune femme dispose q Sc
marier. Depuis cette 6poque Miss
EClery q entretenu une correspon-
dance des plus actives ct echang6
sa Photographic ayec lemyst6rieux
annonceur, auquel ellie fni par
promettre ga main. Or, mardi
dernier, M. Wilbur Richards, de
EClarksburg, Virginie, est arrive q
Fort Wayne ct s'est present6 q
Miss Clery CONNIE son fanc6. La
]eune file 6t6 81 sensible a cette
agreeable surprise qu'elle a trouv6
moyen defaire tous ses prepare.
tits de noces en- deux jours ct, jeu-
5di soir, ellie 6pousait n Richards.
Les nouveaux mari6s sont parts le
meme soir pour la V1rginie Oh lis
COMPETENT s'6tablir d6fnitiyement.
N. Richards est propri6taire dun
journal quill r6dige Iui-meme q
Clarkburg Spring, Oh il a etc aussi
directeur.du bureau de poste JUS
qua ces dernlers temps.
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Fall River

Nous apprenons que Mgr Five
que de Providence Went de deman-
der un PrAtre 3 Mgr de ST Hyacin-
the pour alder ala desserte de "a
paroisse de Notre-Dame de Fall
River, Oh, CONNIE on le salt, il y 9
dies difficulties religieuses dune ma.
ture serieuse. Mgr Hendrlckena
meme t6moignA Is desir d'ayoir le
R9vd M. Lahamme, cure de st b.
phrem, pour remplir cete delicate
mission; ce a quoi Mgr Moreau 9
consenti bien volontiers, ct NJ. La
famma sly est pret6 avec empress
sement, heureux d'aller travail
Ter q. une auvre 81 ~importante. M.
Lafamme part oes jours-ci pour
aller Sc METRE q Ia disposition de
Mgr de Providence. La vacance
de Ia cure de st Ephreme a amen6
les arrangements ecclesiastiques
suivant le Revd. M. Lessard est
transfer6 de la paroisse de Stigma
ce de Stanbridge celle de st Eph.
RENE, le Reyd. 10. Vincent, du
Vicariat de st Pie q Ia cure de st
lgnace, ct le R6vd NJ Layallee, du
yicariat de st Ephrem . celui de
st Pie. Courier St-Hyacsnthe.
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En- route pour lie pays natal.

HUT cents Su6dois, yenant de
POuest Oh lis ont s6journ6 dequin-
d trente ans ct sen allant reYoir
Ieur pays natal, sont arrives a Chi
cagp prec6d6s de trois corps de
musique. lis ont pris dams cette
vile DIES traites payables en- cou-
.ronnes, en- Suede, pour uue valeur
de plus de 100000, ct sont mont6s
dams I'm train qui les a amen6s q
NeW-York.
Les Su6dois sont arrives q Ia ga
re du chemin de fer de PErie ii
y await dams le nombre une GIN
u~uantaine de femmes. Della care
du chem1n de fer de Erie, les vo-
yageurs, pr6c6d6s dun corps de
musique qu'ils avaient amen6 de
Chicago, ct portant DIES yalises, des
sacs de mutt, des ustensiles de cui-
sine, etc, Sc sont rendus au dock
de la llgne Thingvalla, au pied de
la Quatri6me rue, a Hoboken, Oh
les attendant le steamer Gesser, pa
re CONNIE aux jours de fete ct orn6
de nombreux drapeaux. lima pas
falIu moins de quatre heures pour
embarquer leurs nombreux baga-
ges ct, pendant cette Tongue op6-
ration, les yoyageurs ont passe
leur temps . danser au son de Ia
musique qu'ils ayaient avec eux.
emportaient DIES souve-
mrs du pays qu'ils venaient de
quitter, vetements en- peau d'ours,
casquettes de ~fourrure, pardessus
en- bufae, etc. II etait pres de mi
mutt lorsque lembarquement d etc
termin6 ct Que e Geiser a pu en-
lin lever I'ancre au son de la must
que jouant un dernier air de cir
constance.
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Nouyeaux troubles au NOrd- Quest
ENVoI DIES TRoUPEs DAMS LA REGION
DUsFORT MCLEOD.

LIE t6l6graphe recommence 9
nous transmettre DIES nouvelles
alarmantes du Nord,O Quest. Les
journaux du matin publient Ia de-
peehe suivante:
Rtgina, lO-On annonce que les
sauvages Gems du Sang campes
pres de Fort Mcleod sent devenus
menacants ct insurportables. On
rapporte qu'ils Sc sent empar6s de
.deux cents cheyaux.
La police stationn6e au fortune
tant pas ASSET forte pour r6sister q
ces sauvages furieux, a demand6
DIES secours. Mercredi dernier, un
|d6tachement de soldats partait de
Regina par train special pour Nc
|Leod atm de faire revenir: les sau-
wages 3 des dispositions plus paci-
=fques.
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.+4.a4
cello .panque paie VI sln.sIse ~ tau4
ade SIX par ceht. nans Ies
|1rols pIemlers lculs. " mpls poIss lnssiet
idu premleI " n9as. Aes uepo.s laiss
spres " tIolsleMe Jsu!s poIsene ln1e elsNI
preInleI JsuIsuu lnsls
La en-, Peut sers Ie.lrs en sgu1.emps
ools ueal lells. eiols :, aAv az aLa Dandne
pour porteI lnseIss. =, IN ~ .relsle-
m. - n1vis, vous aae1 siS,s nio !. 1919.
ia M icy, lnasIlems mos, qaasrs mos
dIntere.; . ~ nn. " cnlquleMc mos,
clnq mos, et a.nsl &c suite, aussi long
temps que V0sre argent oemeu1 aahs la
bsnque.
10Y nsavez pas g : g de-
pots tous les .rols ea sl4 mos, coHme
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Entire p~hiIosopheurs:

Entire philosophers:
MOI, voisttu, jje crois q Ia m6temp-
sycose!. J'ai Ia conviction qua
pres ma mort, mon anne ira habi-
ter dams le corps dune betel..
.-Mais tn mas pas besoin de
MOURN pour CAL.
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ont perdu cet ayantage depuis
Oh lie se sont mis- 4 tairse.
usage du sel ayec exar9ration. Les
peoples quii consomment beaucoup'
de sucre gu beaucoup de sci per-
dent gen6ralement leurs dents,
aioute-t-il, 81 chose digne de re-
marque, les grands mangeurs DC.
sci sont tous tent6s de deyenlr de
grands mangeurs de sucre.-Senta-
nellie de Ihibodeaan.
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I~ncorporee sous Pau
torite de la loi de
1874

Banque d'epargnes mutuelles, admins
tree suivant les meilleurs princlpes recon.
nus ssus 10 garant1e DIES lois Les plus stric-
tss ct les plus conservatives.
La BANQUE est euverte dc 9 b. AN.
NJ: ct 10 samedi depuis 9 b. AN.
ash. du SER.
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La fin du monde.

On connaitso e quatrain des we'll
les prophecies populaires:
Quand Saint Georgeslebon Dieu tuera
Cue Saint Marc le ressucitera,
Cue Salnt-Jean ls portera,
La fin du monde arrivera.
En- 1886, Paques tombe le %
ayril, jour de Saint-Marc, le ven
dredi saint, %, jourde Saint eor-
pes ct la Fete-Dieu le "a JUN, jour
de Saint Jean aptiste. La fin du
monde dot done, de par Nostradaa-
mus cit autres Matthew Laensberg,
arriver en- 1856. Hatons-nous d,a-
iouter quune semblable colnciden-
5ce s'est deia produite en- l745 ct SO
produira encore en- 1884.
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Pour La
Cuisine eli Ie chauffage,
cLoUs, sERRUREs,


ct tous articles de ferronnerie qui entrent
dams la construction des batlsscs.
NJ. CHS. HENRY, desirant ecouler
d'ici au printemps proclaim son magnif-
stock de poeles-des plus nsuYeaux
ct DIES meilleures qualities, -ofrs au pu-
hlic des ayantages que Pom ne trouvera
MULE part allleurs. A chacun, demo, de
proiter de cette chance unique pour Sc
procurer d DIES conditions exceptionnelle-
ment a~Vantageuses Particle quill lui FAINT
dams cette liane.
N. J. A. PAGE 10 pepnlaire commits
canadien de d Henry, depu1s tongues
annees dams cette impertante maisen de
commerce remercie ses compatriotes dn
liberal encouragement quill en- q Teeu
jusqu'a ce jour ct les invite de nouveau q
lui %centinuer leur %bienveillant patronage.
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lie sci ct les dents.

Dams une communications Ia So
ciete odonlogiquede New-York, un
3 signale usage exagers
du sci CONNIE Pune des principles
causes de la destruction DIES dents.
I'll estime que c'est pour Giles I'M
y6ritable dissolYant. III en- cite I'M
exemple happant les habitants des
lies Sandwich 6taient remarqua-
'bles par leur belle dentition; ils
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Opinion dun factenr sur les
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tire paryenue . son adresse.
Une demoiselle est une lettre
non encore envoy6e.
Une vieille file est une lettre
onbli6e poste restante.