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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-27

ques saines notions sur l'honneur
ct Ia franchise, l'on ns peut jamais
schabltuer aux proc6d6s DIES four.
bes ct DIES jaloux." LIE %voyez-vous
d1cl SO gourmer dams son impor-
lance ct celia pr6cisement lorsqu'il
Went de fausser le sens de mon al
tlcle CONNIE je vais le d6montrer?
M. St-Plerre await parl6 DIES ado
rateurs du veau dor; aussi, apres
aVolr ennis mes opinions sur Pas
surance, je terminals en- distant
quill est bon de WELLER a ses inte-
rets ct que "TUnion" n'aurait ia
mails WI le Jour, sill ne s'etait pas
trouv6 a Lake Linden ct dams lie
Haut Michigan des hvmmes qui
ont su amasser de l'argent par leur
energle ct leur travail etc., etc.
N. ST. Pierre r6prodult cette partie
de ma correspondence mails il a lie
soln de ne pas parler de oe qui pre-
cede ct, arrange de cette mani6re,
ceux qui mont pas lu mon article
en- enter SOL port6s a croire que
ces remarques de ma part SO rap
portent a Iassurance tandis que
c,est tout le contraire qui est la v6-
rite.
Concoit-on qu'un homme qui
commet ainsi un faux, puisse dams
le meme article parler de tourbes
ct de jalour?
M. St-Pierre, je vous quite en-
vous renvoyant l'habit don't vous
voulez me revetir; gardez-le pour
vous, car il vous va q merveille; il
ny a%personne a lECHo DE L'OUEsT
assez petit pour sen servir.
~
J'a1 lu avec plaisir sur m'Ev6ne-
ment de Quebec Jue M. Nazaire
L%evasseur await sc elu secr6taire
du bureau de la Chambre de com
MERGE par qnatre voix de majorit6
sur son concurrent M. White.
Cette institution ne pouvait faire
un meilleur choix car il connais
tres bien NJ. Levasseur ct j'ai Gu
plusieurs fois roccasion d'appr6.
cier ses talents ct son energie.
CONNIE r6dacteur a wEv6nement"
pendant plusieurs annees ct CONNIE
lnspecteur du Gaz, M. Levasseur
a fait ses preuves; mails c'est sur
tout CONNIE musicien distingue
quill doit la popularit6 don't il jouit
a iuste t1tre dams 81 Vile natalie.
Membre du Septun Haydn, don't il
est I'm DIES principaux fondateurs,
il a peut-etre plus fait qu'aucun
homme pour advancement de la
bonnie musique, en- s'efforcant de la
faire gonter de e concltoyens II
a etc pendant plusieurs annees or-
ganiste d l'eglise St-Roch ct o'est
sous sa direction que la soci5t6
Ste C6cile s'est distingu6e en- main
tes occasions. La l2eme messe de
Mozart, la 24me messe de Haydn,
ct la messe solennelle de Rossini
toutes avec grand accompagnement
d'orchestre ont etc executes sous
sa direction. Que de travail ne
s'est-il pas impose dams l'organisa-
ton du concert dome a la sale de
musique Oh l'on a joue "La Perie
du Br6sil' de F6licien David; Ca
like Lavall6e ct Julien Prume mont
pas Gu de collaborateuls plus de-
vou6s.
Tres actif ct dou6 dune 6nergie
incompatible je puts dire gull etc
mel6 un peu a tout. M. n. Levas
seur est lie fr6re de NJ. Thomas Le-
vasseur, redactenr ct aussi un DIES
propr1etaires du "Canadlen" deSt-
Paul.
Quiz veuille b1en accepter nos
sincAres fluctuations.
PrERROr
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-27

tous points q rouest de Franklin
sur "a ligne de Watertown ct q
tons points q louest de la riviere
! du Missouri ct aussl pour lie Sud.
Des billets seront egalement en-
vente pour tous points, situes, du
cote oppose, sur lie Minneapolis ct
st Louis R r. Ces billets seront
valables pendant trente jours avec
facult5 de s'arreter q n'importe
quelle place.
Informations de toutes sortes
| peuvent etre obtenues en- s'adres-
fsant a n'importe quel agent de la
compagnie, Oh a @. NJ. Pratt, agent
general pour les bitlets ct les voya.
geurs, a Minneapolis, MINI:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-27
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de ZOuesthas a larger
circulation than any French paper
nnhlished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine Jul subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
tho snnerintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-27

Nous avons recu une int6ressan
te correspondence de notre ami, NJ.
E. Dastous, actuellement q Los
Angeles, Cal., pour sa sante. Fau-
to d'espace nous la publierons Ia
semaine prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-27

Nous avons recu de notre char
mante collaboratrice de Quebec
trop tard pour etre publiee cette
sema1ne, une correspondence 1ntl-
tnl6e "Les travers DIES Femmes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-27

La California Wine House, No.
253 ct 255 Ave. Sud, s'est assure
les services de M. Swlbert Tur-
geon qui SO fera un plaisi1 de SER
vir ses compatriotes ct amis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-27

aforementioned, on sem
blant insinuer qu'on est plus polii
q Minneapolis qua la Capltale'
.C'est Irresponsible quand lie le re-
dacteur de lEcHo ny est pas.
N6anmoins je m'estimerai tres
heureux 81 par la publication dc Vos
articles Zozotiques ct des gravures
artistiques, au moyen desquelies
vous pr6tendez me representer ain
81 que M. S4guin, vous gagnez q
|PECHo IN abonn6 GU deux.
Soyez doncd de bonnie fol ct avouez
carr6ment que votre amour proPre
de Journalistic a tous crins a ete
emoustill6 par laudace qua cue
rincommensurable Savard de vous
defer tous trois sur un suJet qal
semble etre lie seul q votre portee.
Et en- terminart permettez moi de
vous recommander CONNIE suJet de
refexio2, Get adage que j'ai lu quel-
que part:
Rien nest 81 dangereux qu'un maladrol'
[ami
Mieux vaudrait I'm sage ennemi.
Je ne doute pas qu'un our vous
comprendrez le sens exact de ces
deux vers qui vous sembleront ne
buleux de prime abord.
Toujours ct encore,
HORACE SAvARD.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-27

L'EcHo DE L'OUBsT nest pas respoh-
sable DIES idees eI opinions em1ses PAL
see correspondents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

"a good resurrection TO your This
man led the traveller to his own house
on their route, and It's picture of simple
Lenten customs proved almost as inter
esting as the famous battlefield.
A hut of mud walls covered with an
fll-thatched roof and divided into two
rooms; such was the PEASANTS dwelling
/ was received by the wife of my man
with wondering "Good resurrection TO
you!" A little pig hitherto unnoticed
in one corner of the room was chased
squealing into its sty. Cocks and hens
followed the pig
4 roll OF frowsy mating, on which
sundry Of the fowls had been TRANQUILITY
roosting, was briskly spread on the floor,
and another was brought forward 70
serve as seat. And lastly, with some
amiable but comprehensible mutter-
ings, the good soul fetched lump of
brown bread from q shelf under n little
blue and white Madonna, in another
corner of the room, and some ancient
cream-cheese, which she placed by the
side OF the bread.
lit is your dinner" said the man, de-
y
other side OF the hearth and looked at
their guest
'Baal baar' came at thatinstant from
remote corner of the room, and there,
tied fast TO an olive bough, stood the
Paschal lamb Of the family, awaiting
the hour for its slaughter.
1t must have been an impoverished
Greciau house that had not its lamb
that dav, and these peasants were de-
lighted to call attention to theirs lis
it not a fine one?" said the woman. ut
is very large for its age; and it is large
with fat, not wool"
'And only seven and half drachmas
altogether, added the man.
Look here, tool" exclaimed the
woman, Jumping to her feet and going
to rude cupboard Thence she drew
forth basin full OF pink eggs 'for to-
morrow" and two fat. brown. circular
cakes, studded with pink sugar-plums
and almonds With these and the lamb,
and some good resinata NATIVE wine), IL
will 20 we'll with US, she remarked.
When their little boy returned with a
iug Of wine and a new loaf We began
our neal. But its poverty seemed TO
disquiet the woman, and after a word
with her husband and furtive glance
at the Madonna she took one Of the red
eggs from the cupboard. and cracking II
on her knee. removed its shell.
For yOal- she said. and her look o,
elstion almost TRANSPORTED her. The
egg. be It understood, was hard-boiled;
it had probably BEEN in the pot long ago
No Arguments could induce either OF
them 70 eat an egg with me. NO, no
IL Is different with yoB. Our pspas
(priests) sre not as your papss, they
said. and then they fell 70 Wishing me
ard each other happy resurrections7
With every alp from their cups of wine,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

yer kin spar arter dividin' et, let him
hey ct; they need IL bad 'nuf ter homo
now, an i'll need ct wus when I'm
gone. But money er no money, my
boy, hsr boy. must go back ter her. Ye
will spar my boy. l do b'lieve ye viii.
In sure I'm seein' in yer eyes ye will.
an I'm truly thankful An now, eff ye
thinks es how I'm guilty-Tm ready.
But spar hor boy, don't tech er harm
the
stop therl Shet up roars thct
rangrr And Pop Ben lookin' seed water
IN hos evcs2
Shot Hp, 7 don't want no more
outer yer trap. I'm beat outer a week :
sleep sid yer now. Boys, yank OF
thom ropes. this yer mans honest; an
7 sees ihe mother a-ioolIin' ct me- outer
thet boys eyes. No man es carries
sech wcepins % them in his buzzom kin
he \ beef lifter-an thet boys clean
blood squar IS he's gritty. Say, boysT
he goes on. 'xcitsd like. ter days sure
nuR Easter. and I mind it now, let's
give EN- a egg-les's buy ther stock an
start EN- home right from 'ere-to tho
mother an tn little gal
Light down, fellsrs. ses he. a-jump-
in' OF s boss, which hey did likewise.
" Chip tn! Whack upl Come down. an
al slch he KEEP sayin' as he went roun'
among EN- a-holdin' out his old hat.
'Es wOrn't morn half-hour sfore
thev two Beus. es wer les aiore goin'
teT he hung. wer a-makin' tracks fur tn
stare-station, wild 'leven hundred moro
ov Easter egg meat O. xealth bulgin' out
thetold wallet, sn' uuth ther arms an
hans a-akin' from VI shakin' ov gooG-by
them Regilaters bed given EN- as a send
of.
And they reached home safely7" I
asked
"safe an SCUM. live an hckin'. sn
a hans fall an overfovin' ov happy.
Ike 70 hive o. bees IS Of baz; hull
nest Of Faster eggs.
And are she Two Bsas alive yet
g-andpop2
"Bather they be They e. both on
'eua. in th' war. en KEN thro' safe. Pop
Ben's purity old nan now. aud mostly
stays bout home. Young Ben. he's n
Congress: he's boz - bout yer sire
an looks What Es iee gittin' thro'
ysr ha'r7 WELL ! guess What Ter =
Fuessin' on. Yesl Pop Ben were yer old
graudrop. and ~ thet ver Toung Den
hes yer father Try an b Ike % him.
bov. truo an honest an ailus brave for
the right
"Cood NIGHT sleep sound. Ar rise : =
toyous Faster mornin
ArFV DT-Ez RAurs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Scientific aubelief mar try 70 Prove
thas Size so'Il rad 10 father ard riil
have no fature. bus when ths T-sss
t~ntb 81 Chr1st's resurrec-ion settles
down upon the soul ard warns IL she
ans-vsrinr thrfil = life. The growth 70
vars ec3s likeness. answers The arrn-
uera The souls answer - the >eash-
irr 90 a resu- -rectIon "a worth more thsa
fsrf-ni ob factiors ff ~ ~ not twass
our ovn selves there rsn be no science;
- vs ,an trnst our own selves. there q
-s ia a ~esurrecrien. and sciences. fAlsss-
~ s,-eal si ga u0scieutifc IN der Ttux
a. 4a6ss lost "a Lord Then IA wou ia
e. rF- ITO c1nssrsct Ar srTuuent
against chs rssur-eceio, tese I'll bod
81 s0 q. iLstrast sha soul itSelf "a ~ H.
strrr slence Tc iouhs the soul whe1
it responds - = facf w1th = hore - -
strusf is cones 1sicus vhen 70 deals
vi p -he 7rord s-ost it To ienT fss-
ure tense - the ~erh - de y - rob
ska present tense o1 n@sniaz.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

i4ss Kiss "a good bye | promised her
Ia i've = sober aa' trzs nan an como
back ter her a. sob. NJ l@d thers ia
heart bleed o. ais mother, ken with
ue tr bs = stay an check cater ne
Hes good boy - ever lived an true -
ssesl So this d2zgertypeT cts his
mother au' sister. ainb askln' ye ter
spare ne. but don't harm the boy, es 'ss
the Only hope VI thes poor mother sn'
sister. DontH
@The three mkmits sor more nor up,
bat none ~ thet crowd sed a word bous
it. they wor monstros quieti an 50 Pop
ben goes on.
We didnt steal them cattle, gent'l-
men, nsr nary other. ever. My boys so
honest he riled up. an hiurted oct the
fuAs rough words % ever heard come
from his mouth. bat he tole the truth.
an yer won't hang him fur thes
knows ysr won't Mayby some on ye
kes boys. mabY gals, an wives 20 yer
homes thsm's the ones as 'peals to-
..An' As Pop Ben looked roun' he seed
some o. thet crowd kinder shrinkin'
inter themselves.
Them cattle got mixed wild ourn
down ter the creek. an We wor tryin'
Ter gather en- out wen you lit down
onter us. Thet's the truth. an whole
truth. Is 'spect I'm dyin man.
See this ere ole wales, gentlmen?
there's nigh onter four thousand hard
carmel. honest dollars inter OF; saved
Ter make a dear woman an little gal
happy an comfort'Sle, fur them - es
watchin' an longin' fur Us XIII me.
but don't torture % death that poor
mother. hoart-broken now fur her boy,
100 adssogst a0'tF
'' swing me soon es yer has mind
ter. ef ye viii but let the boy go; start
home this Easter Day with the siled
letters. an thet worn TeStermint, an
he's true words; ter comfort he's mother
wid the KNOWN thet l stuck ter my
promises. Let him go an keep the
money. er ef theirs any on ct let thet
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
MERIT WINS.

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tate 10 guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price if satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
thei, merits. Peck Bros, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Is one which IS guaranteed to bring
YOU satisfactory returns. or in case of
failure a return Of purchase price. On
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Throat. Lungs or Chest. such AZ Con
Sumption. Inflammation Of Lungs, Bron-
chItis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group. etc. etc. II is pleasant and
agreeable - taste, perfectly safe, and
can elwsys be depended upon. Ira
tottles 70 cents, at Peck Brothers drug
store
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
DIR. =. CLAY TODD.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
THIRTY YEARS SICK.

was very sick 30 years; had dropsy all over my
body could not seep OT lr o. "a a. ais :. a. ielt
choking sensation, and would have 10 81 a. go
hours al time aud raised waite froln. Pass ages
from bowels partly Al me- also n 80 rd3tafe
three inches shove tue navel that come oui as big
as my thum when | coughed or n "A hard ptu
there also burningin my stomach and spit wateri
cough very bad long ld hard aud tires Fl. aIss
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bic pain below my heart aud rheu nat sm- ba ga
treatment with DR.. ;. Clay Todd. 43 Sonr0e-st,
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have been getting better ever since. and am now
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treatment. Dec. 10. lSsa PETER KRUlTHOF
Drenthe Ottawa County Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

s---~kf an SHIRT. AT puIlin' orst iva
"A ~ xur slang Fouu h-s af,Si
- -. So ssra. Whoa shes Is 80 taHs
-. i.sat. RI. al wris ~ ete ees Fci,ls9
.,,sis,'. ny pife. Ehes bcy's usoaser ~
-. =, "a. hes been toiEns ar aFih
-. an ss~ln' IN al waTS far nor =
-. ~ear. sbet Va mcss 81 baek 'er aff
- -i.a sas tebts cfzsn sae cfe r>rni' -
- -,,-,anr 'tis ways hed put onoer -
49,, q h.rnest man zsx q F-s'sz- &c %
,..~r.e ( pss - hsr1u'-@oarsna =,
- e arsrk. Ssrn down era ~ -
"A. I -ua rasss tsr srste n csfsie -
-, t.,--.r a new ienG s-ung NJ 40
.zsa - s.r - a check - u'sA
is.rs -r-userraknF lc',ks - thS' - ss'a
lteea h.ralra sse,sdy - thern ie1'eF~
So sss Tnet sock scr sran ne~ - -
- asp~ 81 - - es 30
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Y ENGLISH trav-
eler describes a
visit to Marathon
just before Easter,
when the Greeks
were preparing for
their festival and
thinking of little
else. In finding
his way TO the
plain he fell in
with a peasant, who
offered to be his
gui d o and who
politely gave him
tn o C Il S tom a r-y
Easter salutation,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

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bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chi5ains,
C0rns and al skin erupuons, and po'sl-
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It = guaranteed % give perfect sstlsfsc-
ton or money refunded. FrlCe 25ceuts
PER boV. For sale hv Peek Bros, drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

sak reefss almost as i tsA frOn his
lips.
.sfs vsre Essser Day Of 'sosen efty-aix
lthlst n.an an boy. as I abel cal Pop
Ben ssd YOsEng Bon- War drivtn'
tlroye " beef cattil along "a trau IN
frezaD State They we're Nsrtheners-
nnan boat forty. boy. good, quiet
cisank Of . boy. fun y pinck an bout
thtreesn or a listle over They bad pst
s.staurtad fs0rn branch whar II beasts
hed been drinkin. whan th' boz comes
'lo1g an So 2 Ia man:
- 'Pop. thers bout twenty head o
lt,sss castle "a isn't oarn-'
's-flAol thst so9' ses Pop Ben. must
be ss<ays "a hes got inrs< ss- drove; bet
tsr roand ap an passel EN- oUt' fur ef
Stk.za Regulators gets onto 'ern with as.
Isks hang1ng matter, sarsfn-
1rso shsy sounds up. an ~er busy az
lrtnsrsrz trying - sort out them ssrayS
when. all on er soAtent, whoop. down
,oatsr -en. nclrsy-sPfi. rides boat swen-
kydvo ov the4a Regulators, wid Knives
40 pfstols an rtfes on faLLoock-
- Cum ere. yoa swo tolbersl' yofls No
lRes1fAsor captfn. H1s mp and ready;
l'rsuxn ere. y0a dogs. close tfr heeH an
lths Two Bans was s-seaadtn' anoro him
--Fesch ttet roVo> boys ses he sssin;
II kin see s0sza Mcrt0n ranch bee~es all
lfh-cr rfis stock. Wei malce short work
lhsrsr
.gaie2sr'n slnk--'toro no lad time 70
srather has senses an words. Young
fkssn ngver opened bis mouth
.No~. boys. over Tar she timber wfd
hha; 10 Won't steal no moro cattle rhis
tyesss.' ses skss cspsfn-
- tidn's steal nore "a 'srn- Pup Ben
- .@saSw tAss CAB. w. knows yer. 70
ss-sn raonAn' of beeves bout here
IsAss shreo yesr.' yetls TIE eaVtin-
= Ter hsr'
II WY sho boy rs sod shc1n words:
is--.t wo=sss he'd spoke Aa 'fors all them
u,sn. an knives, an pistols an rifles,
lealra an eiaar an firm; scs he:
Yer HarF
-I4ah capttn turned white With md;
not n.D aidnt shoos, De tss hoi!ersi
sssN4sfsor rope wautin', boys Ties
yer voonx rooster es a chip o sne ole
kso-rk. an vel hey ser stop bis CROWN
h.ur a,e fasur. Eta pity, Soo ssS ne'
l-f4r hes clean hflt. fair lookin' yC''li's
.ch.,o. an chock fun O pluck TO- S'a
90 urnruN moro noE
-. -0,, svor really FER tae BOY 90 "a
49,. .-.s+,r-ent Pup In sass'ss hHSsea'
..-s. 49,, ls.i. arr ae seaN sas hei
:. s,-r,.r. b,rr. dom F.ls them men 10
,--o. -t,lus uo goodi I 'spsct I've go'
80 60 ~. lsrt - vsvsi usks cut tor Fes
3.orua teF usotlsar. Z bog ygr OF Wid
vsr Iits, Go ser yor poor moShe~ n tssil
lss-r s. Pop aor true ter hcr silua. An true
.ser ziss promises - be made her. SEEK
.vsra an KNOWN taet IT be tha biggest
n,.sft ~ comfort tar her ia AL shs world
~r1lon khsm fouers b'gln ser pull on
ne rrves grarls the sreess. Pop Ben
.hofR I'D he's hand an sess Capsfn.
r.avu't I saY slrreo minutes O word :
asare I'm swung Of 7 Ain't as3<in' no Ia
vors TAR myself, hss pss give ms only
tcrse mina-s o. task
9. Hole up. boys.' ses ths oxpsfu.
Let's hear wot the ole chap hes ser
szy. snybOss.
-Thsn f'op Brp. % hrsces hl~sets- an
speaAs ous
~sISok'r 'sra. gent '1nsn. 80 Pop
Bsn. s-ashin IN ander hss ole coas ar
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

Ard swell the chorus OF Gods own
who worship round His Heavenly throne
On blessed morn when from the tomb
The barrier was rolled away
And forth the martyred Saviour came
Triumphant o er the graves decay.
Through realms celestial rings the cry;
-AM glory 10 the Lord on hight
The victory over death lie gave
A lost aud dying race 10 saver
Lift up your eyes unto tie Lord
AID view the wonders OF His hand;
Behold tho tight or Easter Day
Shines brightly o er the sea and land.
Give back the load and ioyfll strain
That comes 70 Us Ger Jordan's plain;
Through all the earth 70. day proclaim
Salvation through the Saviour name.
FRANK Is WEIGH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
RnEUMATIsM ALWAYS CURED.

KENroA. n. May 1s. lstl Iaa..
whom 10 msy concern } Ner'if
certify that ] WAS arlcird Tor
Nears with srasc uf thr. li .H
Joint. duriug which tine ] suI
fered the m usf cAeTui iaiI ut nA q
with but very little lnfrfmissinIi
PROM The Joint 10 followed iNr
direction 81 tite bone. dfs .rNN
inrlffo within about IufAr
offht knee. when if discharge
from half . PIMA io lini on
matter a day. sinai pieces oI
bone coming away from time fu
flmr. tried al thf passifialt-
that ! could bear 81 lHai !
fhoughfv vauld te likely iu hfnt
n ne. ] then tried patent mcf
lmnes. unimeufs. ana saIf'h.
and derived no hrHefi. NNi fnH
Uuucd o. lose strength iinhiIN
bearing 81 tie succfss oi i'f. r.
Clay Todd iu thf treatment "i
such diseases and being sifNn
lN nersuaded hy Nr- p 81"
Nffv. father of d ~ hrhifit.
80 vtac bIiu "a trial. I placed fuf
sslf under hls reHlHfHt. an
aIu happy o. saS THAT } EraQNa.-
lN Improved. gaining sfnrNfii.
the pain leaving me. fnr sores
being entirely hoaied. aua Wf
Nnb which was sNcIira Co., nf.i.e
~ double fhr uafurai sIff, o..
ufred the usfural Shape auf
.rcilug within SD weeks ii.nf.
was - wears of age when
cured. would br pleas @ o.
answrr letters. from fhr hf
firtcd. ita-uN hnlf.
Room G. Grand Rapids MIgl.
O az Diseases OF fhe Joints.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

The Hasn Who tells You confidential y
inst what - cure v1s1r cod = pre-
scrb.nC kenrps p issm e year II
the prsparsfon - ths remarkable
nley1lrre for coughs ard Gods TO eT-
pente : spsrad - combine only the
hess and purest inzr@d ents. Hold q
betfie ~ heurs hs ear - The IEot
clear COX tred cor-rsre 8 wth ot1sT
remedies. Large softbes - Al drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06
EASTER IN GREECE.

How the People OF Modern Greece OBJ
serve This Festival
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

er Snd { xo~s fst shink-
m o. ~ ills IN tel
yer 'e.o1A
Gr2aGipop SAs nsv er
sErong IA granznsr or
pronanotseioa bat ve
tf.oaghs him batter and
br1ver and nore inter
eating thzn al sEss
preac1ecs or p<onssors-
1 can ronsmbsr nov [
stood a hls <ds. bis arm
aoogs ma. not 50 ~sry
many years ago aud
ksasSi the story that l
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-06

ELL % ass1sy
shI Well 1
dm1 un6 ~
d. bsla's ~
ror.ra Eat
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-10
A tfonn l1arrnln.

A schoolboy defined strong drink as
"the stuff that causes the most human
happiness - by lettin' it alone" Here
Patrick seems t. give credit to the rum
seller by similar back-handed process
of reasoning:
At a temperance meeting where sew
eral related their experiences, humor-
Gus Irishman was acknowledged to be
the chief speaker. He had on pair Of
fine new boots. Said he, A week after
signed the pledge met an old friend,
and he says, 'Them's fine pair of boots
you have on They are says /, and
by the same token twas the saloon
keeper who gave them to me-
"sThat was generous of him. says he.
cit was, says /, but made bar
gain with him. He was to keep his
drink and l was to keep my money. My
money bought me these fine boots. /
got the best of the bargain, and I'm
going to stick to it," - Temperance
Rannar