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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19

criait q son nombreux auditoire:"
"regardez, regarded" Toat naturel
lement ces dernlers ne pouvaient
rien volr parcaque le SINCE await
oubll6 d'allumer sa lanterne. La
meme chose peut s'appliuuer q DO
tie muslclen. settlement METRE pi-
colo au lieu de lanterne mag;que:
0 amour DIES g'oires humaines,
jusqu'a quel point tn peux rendre
rldicule ceiui qul Sc fait ton es-
clave!!!
Xxx
M. lie DR. Desy etait de passagA a
Duluth HER venant de Montreal
OH il a fait SEES Guides. II est re
parti hier solr pour Anoka Oh IL
doit visiter IN de ses compagnons
de c%lasse, M. lie docteur Marquis
qui pratique depuis deux ans dams
CO dernier enlroit ct Oh il fat tres
bien son affaire. LIE docteur D6sy
a l'intentlon de sc fxer au Mime
sofa.
**x
NJ. L. I. Lefebvre de la c6IAbre
maison Letebvre ct Deslauriers de
St Paul, est lei a Duluth. Cette
maison Went d'ouvrir une succur-
sale dams cette Vile pour la cons
truction de couvertures de maison
ct d'H6rents ouvrages en- toles gal
vanis6e etc. etc. Cest messieurs
ont achet6 les interets de S B.
Smith qui est maintenant leur con
trema1tre ct lis tiennent l7ur bu
reau sur la Lake Avenue. lis ont
d6ja plusieurs contrats importants
entr autyes le Block de O'Btien &
Rnoulton, don't NJ. John b. Ennis
est lie contracteur, la batisse de
Philippe Armour, ce roi de la
finance de Chicago qui etabiit une
%sucursale a Duluth, lie Block Allen
ct quelques autres. Nous sommes
persuades que cette maison va fai-
re de tres bonnas atfaires lei ct
nous sommes heureux car les pro
pri6taires sont d. bons canadiens.
Xxx
Vous allez peut 6tre %trouver, NJ.
IL Redacteur que la correspondent
ce de cette semaine tralte pressure
excluelvement dies affaires de-
elise. Voulez vous Ell sayoir Ia
raison? Nous allons ,yous la don
ner, mails ne lie dites pas a person
Ne: c'est que Pierrot a fait e ia
ques, ct les mauvaises langues di.
sent que c'est un luxe qu'll ne Sc
pale pas solvent. Ces %paroissiens.
Ia ont tort tout naturellement et
c'est de Is medisance toute pure.
Pour en- fnir avec ces bavardages
nulsant a la boune reputation de
Get i%nnofensif Pierrot, nous vous
entretiendrQns d'autres chooses
dams notre prochalne.
PIERROT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19
Une entrevue interessante.

Samedi dernier nous avons en-
lie plaisir d'avolr une assez Tongue
entrevue avec little Shelf, Ia pc
hte Coquil1e, chef de la tlibu In
dienne DIES Sauteux ct avec Hash
pash son premier conseiller.
Tous deux revenaient de Wash
ington D. c., Oh ills etaient allies
pour faire valoir leurs d1oits au-
pres du President les Etats- Unis:
PARTS de la Montague d la Tor
tue il y a environ deux mols, lis
etaient accompanies de NJ. Jo-
seph Rolette, leur servant d'inter-
pr6te.
Les deux chefs semblent abso-
lument salts fats de leur mission.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19
ITO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de TOuesthas a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
It is three times as large as that
of any French paper published in
the city Of Minneapolis.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also readyto s%ubstantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent Of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19

d'eux, pendant la premiere jour-
nee a tue de 25 q l2O moineaux.
Une femme courageusa.
SOMERSET. - Deux malfaiteurs
negres, les freres Clay, ayant cher
che a s'introduire de vjve force
pendant la mutt, pres de Somerset
(Kantucky), chez une yieillt file
tres richie, Miss Jasper, demeurant
seule dams une maison isolee, ont
etc accueillis a coup de revolver
par Miss Jasper, qui Ell a mortel
lement bless6 un ct mis- l'autre Ell
fuite.
Terrible accident q Shawnes-
town Q'linois) Pendant qu'on c.
l6brait lie service funebre dun
nomm6 John Brown, dams la cham
bre mortuaire sise au premier eta
&c daDg la maison, le plancher
s'est soudainement effondr4; lie
cercueij, tout lie mobiIier de la
chambre, lie clergyman ct une qua
rantaine de personnes pr6sentes
ont etc pr6cipites pele-mele gu
rez de chauss6e. -Plusiaurs de ces
infortun6s ont etc plus on moins
grlevement biess6s, ma1s personne
ia etc tu6.
Pendant la semaine qui Went
de s'6couler, ia police ma pas ar
rete moins de ISL enfants qul
c~ouraient les rues de New York
alors qu'ils auraient du etre a re-
cole.
--L'ex6cution de Joseph Davis,
ce miserable mulatre condamne q
mort pour avoir assassine ct outra
g6 une file blanche, daas la manu-
facture de- chaussures Green a Chi
cago, a etc ixe au IL mai proclaim.
Arthur Wiltsie ct John Pol
lock, deux banqulers de Newburg
New York;, qul avaient dlsparu
depuis une dizaine de jonrs lals-
SAINT derr!Are eux IN deficit de
500, 900 ont etc arr6t6s a Brooklyn
g reeorduits a n wburg, Oh lis
sont ma1ntenant ecrou65 Ell atten.
dant leur process.
-"Nous, lures, sommes davis que
lie defunt est coupable!!" Tel est,
afiirme t On. lie memorable verdict
rendu r6cemment par un jury de
coroner, dams la comt6 do Taylor
(Georgie) a propos de Ia mort &C.
cldentelle dun fermier. Les MAUI
VASES langues de la region ajou-
tent que lie coroner ct les jures
avaient vide une dame~j jeanne de
whisky avant l'enquete pour Sc
"donne. du courage atm de blen
examiner les restes du defunt."
Pendant la semaine derniere
2650 6migrants ont quite Queens
town pour NV York.
ST.. CLOUD, Il -Deux fferes
NOMINEES Joseph ct Frank Winter
meyer, ages respectivement de Is
ct 20 ans ont etc arr6t6s aulour'
d'hui pres d'ALbapy par lie sheriff
Hammond ct ranches lei, sous Fac
cusation d'avoir essaye de faire de-
r%ailler un train de voyageurs Gu
Manitoba Z r. lis avaient enleve
deux rails a une courbe tres pro
nonc6e ct une catastrophe terrible
Sc serait certainemeDt produite 81
IN hasard proyident1el n'avait pas
fait conns1tre lie danger avant lie
passage du train.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19
DULUTH, MIMI, Is Avril 1885,

L'Eglise st JEAN aptiste pos
sede maintenant cling 1aagnifqnes
statues, dons g%6n6reux de plusieurs
Canadiens- Francais. ct la ben6dic-
ton a etc faite dune maniere SO.
lennelle cette apr6s-mjdi q trois
heures ct demie M. le Cure Roy
await invite pour la Circumstance
les cures des differences 6glises ca.
tholiques de Duluth, en- meme
temps que les premiers dignitaires
de Pordre des B6n6dictons don't lie
siege principal est a Ste. Cloud ct
qui Sc trouvent en- visite a leur
Establishment du West. End.
LIE tout a etc un MAGNITUDE sue
ces pour notre digne pasteur ct
pour les canadiens en- general.
Notre 6glise regorgeait de- monde
ct ma pu contenir la foule qul YOU.
lait etre t6moin de la c6remonie
bien que des sieges aIent 6t4
places dams toutes les all4es.
Les vepres ont 6t6 chant6es par
le Revd PAre Ul,ic Northmann,
O. S. B. assist6 du P6re Tlmoty
o. S. B. de Rice's Point ct du PAre
Vojcih, cure DIES Polonais.
LIE salut ct la b6n6diction des
par lAbb6 Edellrock revetu DIES
insignes p%ontifcsux, ayant pour
assistants lie Revd Pere North
mann, archi pretre ct les Revds
P6res Timothy ct Vojcih CONNIE
diacre ct sous-diacre; LIE Revd
Pere Payette agissait CONNIE mai
tire de c6r6monie. N. le Cure Roy
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19
ETATS-UNIS.

I'm V,enl u0 UeCOuVilI uu ueu'
cit de S70,Q 600 dams la calsse de NJ
Wier, tresoFler. depuis quetorze
ans, de Ia vile de New-AIbany
(Indiana) }.
Les dra1nes de l~';vragnerie.
WEST FARMS --Un ivrogoe do
nom de William Armstrong, de-
meurant q West Farms, a cts ARE
t6 ecrou6 a la prison DIES Tombs
sous l'accusation d'avolr tue sa
femme en- la blatant.
I'm village situ6 a dix miles
au sud de Jacksonville a etc com
letement d6truit par un incendie
hier. Les magasins, les manufac-
lures ct ''cottages," tout a etc de-
fruit Ga estlme les pertes a
$190,000.-
-Morte en- chantant. Nine Aus
tin Jones, une Jeune femme DIES
plus r6pandues dams la meilleure
so,i6t6 de Boston, est tomb6e NOR
to de la rupture dun anevrisme,
pendant qu'elle chantait une TO-
nance au cours d'une soir6e qu'el-
lie donnait d l'h6tel Vendome.
Brules Wis.
ToRoNTo.-Deux vieux fermiers,
les freres John e: Davit BowmaEs,
ages respectivement de quatre-
vlngt deux, ct quatre vingt quatre
ans, ont etc brules vifs au cours
dun incendie qui a d6truit leur
meison pres Barrie, provinced'On-
tario.
Nine Lucy Desters, une DIES
danes les plus 6minentes de tout
le Maryland, s'est pendue, hier
soir, dams sa chambre q coucher
a Frederick (Mp.) Ce suicide a etc
cause par des troubles ct DIES cha
grins domestiques.
IN assassin de neuf ans.
New YORK, l2--Dans lie comt6
d'Union caroline du sud-, Laney
Walker, un gamin de neuf ans, Sc
tant pr1s de querelle avec Libbie
Aske, nne petite file de douZe ans,
lui a plopg6 la lame dun couteau
dams lie occur,
Suicide dun enfant.
JEFFERsoNv1LLE,, IL. George
Baurla, un gamin de treize ans, fills
dun DIES plus riches residents de
Jacksonville (lndiana), s'est pen
du parce que son p6re voulait To-
bigger a aller Requirement a Re
cole.
-Empoisonn6s PAL du lait. lou
to une famille du nom de. Hubell,
SO composant de pere, de la mere
ct de cinq enfants, a etc empoison
nee, q Salem (Oh;o), par du lait
provenant dune vache enferm6e
dams une 6table bourbeuse ct ne
Duvant que de l'eau boueuse. Deux
DIES enfants sont molts ct les au-
tres membres de la famille sont
dams IN 6tat alarmant.
= La guerre aux moineaux Une
prime de dix cents par douzalne
de molneaux tues ayant 6l6 offerte
par la vile de Marion (Ohio), les
membres de societies de tir locales
ont etc commence une v6ritable
guerre determination ct chacun !
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19

Un lot bien situ6, dams le SauIt
Ste Marie Park pour $2CO, CO lot
vaudra $500 gu printemps,
Un lot ct nne maison sur la l2Ame
Ave. N. pres de la llAme rue
pour $3.50, les lots vacants ad joi-
gnant Sc vendent pour $500.
Un lot sur la Rue Main pres de la
1Geme Ave, N. D.. $500. Sar
paiements faclles.
2 Lots dams Tradition Crepeau a
vendre a bon marche.
3 lots sur I'Avenue Lyndale n.
pour $3.50 chaque.
Plusieurs lots sur Ia Plymouth ell
tre la l3Ame ct l4eme rue $1,000
chaque.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19

AIM QnNnS1Q Une personne que.
RUA SVDstDOurie dune su1due
constante de 22 aus p II ii'e.apiioi q Il re-
mede tres simple en- nverra la descrip-
lion gratis en- francais a quiconque eu
temoigrera lie d6sir. S'Adres er Nlchol-
S n, LII, MacDougal ST., New York,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19

L'EcHo DE L'OUFsT nest pas respoA-
ssble DIES idees et opinions emlses PAL
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19
0uvfiers, C|1arpentiers; journa|iers.
vaEUX ct EUNES

vous desirez placer avandageusement vos epargnes, empressez vous
dachetar ue des proprj6tes ci.dessous enum6rees. ST dapres six
mois vons nejes pas satiafaits de votre achat, Pargent cue vous aurez
pave vous sera remis avec interet de Z pour cent. Lacqnisitlon de
telles propri6tes woes assurera au moins 25 pour cent pour votre II
gent ct 81 vons lie deposez a la banqua vous men recevrez que 4 on 5
pour cent dintAret. CAux de nos compatliotes qui ont achet6 IN Oh
plusieurs lots il y a auelques annees SOFT ma1ntenant a lGise, les
avantages ~aujou,dhui sont aussi granas, ct 81 ce printemps vous ne
gigez de placer vole argent sur IN lot, il est certain que pann6e
prochaine vous regrette1ez de he pas avoir profits DIES avantages qui
vous sout offerts.
Pensez y bien! 6viez de payer de So $40 de loyer par mois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19
DR.. j. %BRAUNSTEIM,

Lii. u. bRAUMS Lin,
MEDECIN EFT CHIRURGIEN
EUROPEEN. Gradu6 de la IA
cutie de Medicine de Vienne
(Autriche) ancien M6decin as
sistant dams les cliniques de Wen
ne ct specialement dams les eli
niques pour les maladies de Fem
mes ct les Accouchements,- pour
les naladies sexuelles ct mala-
dies de la Peau,-ainsi que
pour les maIadies de la Gorge ct
du NJ, a son
BUREAU EFT RESIDENCE.
SEGELBAUM BLK. 257NIC. AV
HEuRrs. De 10 a p A., NJ 4
79l-2.
n B. lie DIR Braunstein, qui a
aussi frequent6 pendant pjusieurs
annees les cliniques de Paris parle
blen Frerca;s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19

Un lot 40x99 pieds pres de la l6
Ave. N. 3. ct 2eme Rue pour
2 beaux grands lot sur Ia 2ame
rue n d. entire la % ct 23Ame
Ave, 500 chaque.
A vendre d'ici q uu mois pour $500
l lot sur la 25eue av.nu nord
pres de ia 13eme Rue, garni
d'arbres, ben sitc6, les lots Ell,
vlrronnants Sc We, dent $1,000.
Placements facil=s.
ST vous deslI ez vendre acheter on
echang9r votre p%'oIriete, ven z
me voir ct vous u ur z pas lien
de +. gretter d'ayoir fait DIES af-
flares avec moi.
DEME
MinnaaDO7is Mimi
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-19

Minneapolis MINI
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
Iaar rdiinr.s pnrplexltr.


 I will here state, writes the lady presid- ing over the editorial destinies of tho Doug lasville fGa. Industrial IpoDaaH, that since the first issue of my little journal sixty four, moro or less, direct offers of marriage have been made to me, all from parties never saw or heard of From such list could undoubtedly select curiosity worthy of mummifying But the plain, naked truth of the case is that when l was just passing out of my teens few years since actually met crank face to face. He had the fearless courage to vocalizo his offering, and 1t being the first, with no gardian angle to impress my dreams of the delnge which was to follow, at first positively refused, directly relented, shortly acquiesced. The fact is, I am married and have three youthful daughters and husband Gentlemen, don't become desperate; there are hundreds and thousands of chances left for you yet
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
THE DIE IS CAST.
,cort,u ,,1f from Eyrsf Poos

taxation, a vast sum of money. far beyond the needs of economical administration, Is drawn from the people and the channels ot trade and accumulated as D demoralizing surplus in tho National Treasury. The money now lying idle in the Federal Treasury, from superhuous taxa ton, amounts to more than 3ig5,9n0D, and the surplus collected Is reaching the sum of more than e69.00,0l9 annually Debaushed by this immense temptation, the remedy of the Republican party was to meet and ex- haust it by extravagant appropriaflons. The Democratic remedy is 10 enforce frugaiitv m public expenditures and abolish unnecessary taxation Our established domestic industries and enterprises should not, and need not be endangered by reduction and correction of burdens of taxation. On the contrary fair and careful revision of our tax laws, with due allowance for the difference between the wages of American and foreign labor. must pc init and encourage every branch of such industry and enterprise by giving them assurance Of extended market and steady and continuous operation. In the interest of American labor, which should in no eve,,. be neglected, the revision of our tax laws, contemplated by the Democratic party and to promote the advantage of such labor, by cheapening the cost Of tho neeessa- ries of life in the home of every workinglnan, and at the same time securing to him steady and remunerative employment.
 Upon this question of tarin reform, so closely concerning every phase of our National life, and upon every question involved in the problem Of good government, the Democratic party sub nits it's principles and professions to the intel ligent suffrages of the American people.
 When the reading of the platform was fin ished, Colonel Watterson began speech in favor of it's adoption He said: Fellow Dem ocrats, we bring you platform upon which Democrats can stand without thinking they are away from home"
 1Gentlemen, Mir Watterson finished, 1.-two old Democrats can never understand each other thoroughly until they have met and had some fun together"
 The convention cheered and yelled and the delegates caught the allusion to Senator Cor. man. Before the applause and laughter had sobsided Watterson turned around to German, who was sitting on the platform, and beckoned vigorously to him. The cheers increased in might as his idea was comprehended.
 German rose, and Watterson, taking his hand, led hlm to the front and introduced him, both smiling Then Watterson. with another bow left him facing the convention, and there was
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
curlosltlos of Alloys.

When two or more metals are melted to- gether they form an alloy, the melting point of which is usually much lower than that of any of the metals which compose it. An alloy, for example, of lead, tin, cad- mium and bismuth, melts at about I50 de- grees r. while the lowest melting point of any of the metals separately, is that of tin, 446 degrees, It has always been supposed that this alloy could only be formed at a comparatively high temperature; but Mir. William Hallock has recently shown that when the several metals are mixed together in filings, and exposed for twenty four hours to the heat of an ordinary water bath (2l2 degrees), the al. y is produced, and the mass becomes fluid, and that the previous fushion of either constituent is unneces- aary. This faos is of considerable scien- ti1e importance, and it is rather remarka- ble thas it has never been observed before
 -Chicago He0s.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14

Mir. J. C. Shanklin then withdrewthe name Of Mir. Gray and moved the nomination be made unanimous, which was carried by accIa- nation.
 At 2:os D m. the convention adjourned sine die.
 The Cook County Democracy goo strong, are advertising their town in s. Louis booming Black and parading behind Newns band.
 The Minnesota delegation at meeting heir esterday morning agreed 10 support as a unlt President
 Tho Michigan delegation is prepared % spring Inc nomination Of Don M Dickinson should there DC any indication ot wayerng 0 the Thurman ranks.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
A Iwenty Years. Experience.

ITO Broadway, New York, March r, iSSo
 I have been using ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs for 20 years, and found them one of the best of family medicines. briehy summing up my experience, l say tnae when placed on the small of the pack ALL cocx's PLAsrrRs fill the body with nervous energy. and thus cure fatigue, brain ex- haus5ion. debility and kidney difficulties. For women and children have found tksJn invaluable. They never irritate the skin or cause the slightest pain, but cure sore throat. croupy coughs, colds, pain in tho side, back or chest, indigestion or bowel complaints. C. D. fREDhlcks.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14

UNCOVERED 4 % 's' Z; ::; s;;: i,: <: in postage stamps viii then receive great rsrds books. sample works ei sts g v ns~.rurs pspers general samples. ete etc. vn he great of the great enpios sn Those whose n this ilrrefofy oi.rn hs which parc hAsea would cost so or S1 sash y ~ rrn md women sums of money m ths bsns.. Tens of millions of dollars worth ot goods
 ,s ,hrnneh agents Directory is songh rna useo v novelly drticts manufseturcrs United sases sna hsIops
 "A Directory of ihe world sna hayv-,t awaits whose names srleat in q
 .. - ; f. siil keep posted all the new money hNnk nl h. com. out whlis literature will hew e ihen m stream Inc great bargains Of the most % nenas hss. h-e..y=ss ncney b irf own loeshNss Agent. make af travelling all nfeahn "A. .S,nt t,r su.aud dollars year All depends on , , o seii who know ai asau, s.n s.s .shn er,niov nrrptss who have ih make biz money casily ihoso whoss nAoes ste arv vrt ihs tnfor,nation rkEE and eoinpiee. v y E E h m drrs all inc word who enpvy s..nt. Over 400 such use It. Tour nfne n I i great and lATgs vslue hea- sand. thfohgh led tv prohshc lfprs ano p,a.r tbe very investment you can vaS .use and sddre,s printed in fhis dsreeieFy
 AMERICAN AGEsTs DiEkcfoEIf Aus"'s' SAAN~
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The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14

NATURE and revelation are alike Gods books Each may have mysteries, bat ia each there are plain practical lessons for everyday duty. -Trpoa Edwards
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14

To SEE the hand of God in the preseat, and to trust the future in the haed O; God Is tho uue secret of peacA
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
spRa,Ns. STRAINS, INJURIES.
UNCOVERED = x $; ::;; s;;: ;1: :s. ::.

Sold by Druggists and Dealers Er'erv'0'ere. TUE cuastrs A. voGELER CO.,. Baltimore. Nd.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
IA POWERFUL | ToHIG.

"worn out" run down." debilitated teachers, miliiners, dressmakers, seam stresses, "shop-girls," housekeepers, nurs- ing mothers and feeble women generally, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as an avpetizing cordial and restorative tonic. It ppomotes digestion and assimilation of fooE cures nausea, weakness of stomach, indigestion, bloating and eructations of gas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
3 PHYSICIANS FAILED.

3 PHYSICIANS ss s. @ S.ss.os
 \ kLtlEn | Having exhausted the o ysi- \ taiLLs \ clans completely so weak l could with difficulty the room taking Dr. Pierce's the local treatment recommended Medical Adviser. commenced to improve moxp perfectly crcd and have trouble since letter family briefly health had been restored and offering the ll
 writing for them and for rep have received four letters In reply
 have described my and the treatment nesty advised them to do hkewse From many received second letters Of thanks stating menced the use of tayorite Pescrpon sent the sIO better already - WY A0@'
 Hetroverted Womb.-Mrs KoHLgR, of Cyab Orehnrd Neo writes Dr. Peces Favorte Prescription done me deal or good which am now feeling like different woman" " -
 Doctors FaiIed.-Mr. F. CoRwIs of Post Crsek N v
 writes "I docored with three
 these parts and grew until you and began using FavoTte Prescription and two of the Golden Medical Discovery bottles of the Purgative Pellets walk all better health expected
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14

lg, us they imagine, one fro
 stion, or prostration, anothe inerent, or over-busy doctor when, in reality, they are a his practice uni delay, wrong treatment an
 to the cause. would have el of prolonged misery
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14

l" "Eavoriie Pre- seription o Is a positive cure for the most complicated and obstinate cases of leu corrhea, or ts vt- h4faa 70 nx g.auaf.rs
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
THE WRONG DISEASE

they imagine from dyspepsia heart disease lon or proaton another with or doctor which nen symptoms DIS practice until large bills wrong treatment and complications proper tead of prolonged misery. - - ' ''p' N''- \ V.,nr Mrs ED. M. CAMPBELL. Oakland Cat IulGt JoTnd writes; "l had sen all \ ' my life with hysterica attacks and par \
 ~NN' s""ss headache.
 - been using your Favorte Prescription have had of these also had womb could walk two blocks without the pain but before your Favorte Prescription two rnonhe could all the city without troubles leaving under the of medicine feel smarter than that could be cured you will everlasting thanks what for me, and may God bless you in your good works."
 yorte Prescription and had of the female trouble had then"
 Well as Ever was--M -Mrs: JoHr sTEwAFr of chippetoq eyer for which thank medicines took four bottles or the Favoe Prescription bottle of Discovery and four bot the Pees All of the bad symptoms have sappaed do all work able to De on my feet all oay My friends tell me never looked 90 well"
 EE Fasorsse F>esc~tpston by Ds~0vSsss oVsri LaTge Bodies $1o0, stD for $500.
 m s seps & ten cents in stamps D Ptsrce illustrated
 Address, Worlds Dispsn@~ry msdic@l Association,
 No. es Main strsse. BUFFALO \. y.
The Russellville Democrat., 1888-06-14
CURES TIE
 WORST CASES.

flowing at monthly periods, painful men, struation, unnatural suppression, prolap- sus or failing Of the womb. weak back,
 female weakness" anteversion, retrover- aion, bearing down sensations, chronic congestion, inflammation. and Liberation or the womb, inflammation, pain and tenderness in oyaries, accompanied with