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sepntor FaulItper ip Charles,on,

Special DtGpSteh 10 ae IateAtGaea.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. S.-senator
Faulkner dropped in this evening from
Washington, and was soon doing land
Office business in the hand. shaking line.
he met everybody with his usual urban
ity, and went more than half way to
meet hold'over State Senator. He
will remain day or two to recuperate
from his hard work on the dead election
hill
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8, Of v. Court Martial,

Lieutenant.G General Baguley has re.
ceiyed from the Sons OF Veterans head. !.
quarters at Topeka, Kas., notice Of his
appointment by Commander.in. Chief
Webb as member OF the court martial
to try Walter s. Payne, Of Ohio, on a
charge Of embezzlement Of funds Of the
organization. Col. 7. Il. b. Staggers, Of
Fairmont, Is one Of Payne's counsel.
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setaL ptpateh 70 he InleRtgaesr.

Special DtSpdteh 10 he Inteui0eaesr.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. S.-The Ju.
dietary Committee to-day reported back
House bill No. IA, the anti.tramp bill in.
troduced by Mr.. Stone, but with 60
many amendments aud alterations that
Its patron can hardly recognize 1t.
He says almost every feature Of his
bill has been eliminated. He will offeI
substitute for It when it comes up in
the House and II the substitute Is de-
feated will oppose the passage Of the
hill
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. S.-The nortt
shore limited on the New York Centra
was wrecked at East Rochester at e:1t
this morning by colliding with a wilt
engine. Engineer Robert Broene, O
Greece, was killed. and Fireman q
Feeney, Of Dewitt, was fatally injured
None Of the passengers were injured
Three passenger coaches were derailed
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New BURNSIDE, I'LL, Feb. S.-Thomas
B. WoOdside, filty.tivo years old, one CT
the wealthiest farmers in this section,
committed suicide at his home, six miles
from town. He was engaged to be mar
ried 10 Miss Stella Fisher, daughter OF
the State Attorney. After a quarrel with
her he drew his revolver and blew out
his brains.
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Our enterprisipg druggists, the Logan
Drug Co., who carry the finest stock Of
drugs, perfumeries, toilet articles, brush
es, sponges, ETC., are giving away large
humber Of trial bottles Of DR.. Miles
celebrated Restorative Nervine. They
guarantee It to cure headache, dizziness,
nervous prostration, sleeplessness, the
III effects Of spirits, tobacco, coffee, etc.
Druggists say It Is the greatest seller
they ever knew, and is universally salts:
factory. They also guarantee DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure in all cases Of nervous
or organic heart disease, palpitation,
pain in side, smothering, etc. Fine book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases" free. A
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nnncnlaSunnt nnnnn.

LONDON, Feb. S-The State line
steamer State Of Alabama, from Glasgow
for New York, returned to Queenstown
to-day, The steamer experienced terri
BILE gales. Her decks were swept Of ev.
erything movable and her stanchions
and bulwarks were carried away.
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scorrDALE, Pa, Feb. S.-The Legisla-
tive committee investigating the Mann
moth mine disaster has returned to Har.
risburg. The evidence was very sensa-
tional, sho wing very conclusiyely that
Fire Boss snaith, who was killed; was
addicted to the free use Of intoxicants
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MARTIN, TExAs, Feb. S.-Last night a
hand car, with q section crew on board,
was run down by a freight train. On
the hand car was q nick man who was
being taken to hospital. The collision
occurred on high tTestle. One OF the
section crew named Thomas was in.
stantly killed and fve others were badly
vnnnded
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Wheeling Commandery KNIGHT
Templar gave a banquet Al the Rn,sI
Windsor, last night, to the wives and
lady friends oil tho members. About six.
" guests were invited, and abont bSii.
past nine o'clock all sat down 10 ibs
bounteously spread table, :" sNe
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HoT spRNes, AK, Feb. SIN a
drunken quarrel last night Arthur
Parker, colored, stabbed John swinson,
white. They had been shaking dice in
saloon and Parker told Swinsou he
owed him a glass Of beer which he
refused TO pay.
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Tho Insnns AaIlnm onmmittnn.


lI7lEEE8s 11I1tR1lF11 70 57Vs 1FEFss7tVSF9sNFt
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Feb. S-The
postponement of the Worlds Fair ban
quet changes the plans Of the committee
to visit the Insane Asylum. They had
intended to start on the trip on the 10th,
but will either start sooner or postpone
now, as all are anxious to be here on
khnk data
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nInrtin.hurr PuhlIe nnildInr.

WAsnlNaroN, D. O., Feb. S.-Amone
the items in Che suudry civil appropria,
tions bill, which was reported to the
House to-day, is forty thousand dollars
for the completion Of the public building
at Martin6buFg, West Virginia.
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oroRTo, Feb. 3.-By o decree issued
at Lisbon today it is announced that all
crimes connected with the rising in that
city come under the jurisdiction Of the
military tribunals. The ringleaders
will probably be shot.
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RoMr, Feb. Skiing Humbert has
summoned signor ZInardelli, signor
Crispi's Minister Of Justice, TO form q
cabinet. The Marquis DiBudina has
abandoned the task.
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EEwBERN, Ills, Feb. 3.-George Har-
ris has broken his fast with a vengeance.
He has developed a rayenous appetite
and eats everything his attendants gee
1T TO give hIm. The chances are in
favor OF his recovery.
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LONDON, Feb. S.-The funeral OF Mr..
Charles Bradlaugh took place to-day at
Woking Surrey. Over 1900 people
travelled from London by special trains
in order to be present.
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PAR1s, Feb. "a Belgian has been
arrestedin this city charged with sup.
plying the German War Department
officials with plaps Of tho Franco-Bel-
gian and German Belgian frontiers.
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PIrrsBuRoH, Feb. S.-Flre tonight
destroyed a tiye-story building occupied
by Bonnerstalll & Bisi, maccaroni man
utacturers. II was one ri the largest in
the country. LOSS $4,000, fully in.
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BAY CRY, MIcu., Feb. SIT is feared
that number Of fishermen, encampet
Gu the ice in Saginaw Bay, have been
carried out into Lake Huron on an ice
field. There are thought to be fifty Of
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Special DtspG.eA 10 ne LAtsLiiqaer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S-Clone Con.
nelly, Of Kansooth, and John s. s. Herr,
Of Grafton, have been admitted to prac'
tice before the Interior Department.
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LONDON, Feb. S.-sighted: Rhaetia,
from New York, Boston City, from Bos'
ton; 0bdam, from New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-Arrived: Mis-
souEi, from London,
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aIttldI UIlR9IIeN % Wlt IHlt33lgtIFotFs
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. LA bill
permitting the Norfolk 4 Western rail
road to bridge Tug Fork river became {
law to-day, having passed the Senate last
week.
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oPoRro, Feb. st is now stated that
fifty persons were killed and two hun
dred injured in the fight following the
revolt Of the garrison here against the
Government on Saturday last.
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Judge shooL. q I,nrrInr.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. S.-Two burglars
were going through Judge H. j. Ewing's
house this morning, when the Judge
fred with a pistol, John Farley, coll
ored, one Of the thieves, was mortally
wounded.
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Sppcial DilDaieh % Ne IaielltOaor.

WAsHINoToS, D. O., Feb. ga patent
was granted to-day 70 Joseph NJ. Bee
hard, Of Clarksburg, for signaling appa'
ratus for railroads,
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PtTTsBuRoH. Feb. 9.-The report that
the American Timed Plate A ASsociasinr sISs
mad dissolved ia positively denied by
Assistant Secretary Luty. y
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Church Burned.

QUINCY, IL1s., Feb. S.-st. Mary'a
Roman Catholic church was burned
early this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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ALooomotiyo Rrplodss.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Feb. ga passen.
ger engine on the Cleveland, Canton &
Southern exploded this morning. En-:
eineer Green and Fireman Edward
Hemman were killed,
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"wHo said Hoods sarsaparilla 2''
Thousands of people, who know 1t TO be
the best blood purifier and tonic medl-
cine,
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The following programme will be prr.
sented by Prof. Goldby and lila phni'a
ata Young Mems Christian Association
enIertainmsnt to be given on ThuTsday
evening. The entertainment is for mem-
bers OF the Association and their Ialies
Selection.
n Grand banjo, Guitar aud Mandolin Orcheslra
bAulo Duetls,ss....-.
Ressn. Z. Goldby and y. Z. Never
Civ Cfnh
Plano aud Banjo Du0tl. -. .,,,,',..--.'.,s' S'uU
Miss Il. l.. Rhodes and Z. d. Goldby
0AA1fu ~ tt
MClarg. i. +. schncer and Il. n Ieve.
banjo Solo, Variations etc...-,.Ar. L. d. Cioid6y
Nail City CluD
AAnu0lln ana GullAr Iric....s..............,.....
Mi,S L.Rhodea' aeSrs Goliby aud Ritter
bAl0
. AtSsrt. l. L. schEador aud +. 1. Never
CITY Club
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SECOND DAYS WORK
OF the Miners Committoe-G Generous Re.
Rponse of the Public,

sponse OF the Public.
The committee soliciting funds for the
relief of the sufferers by the Mammoth
mine explosion yesterday met with con.
tinued liberal responses. Following Is q
list Of the contributions: Na
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-04

BErcHAM's PIL1s act like magic on q
Weak Stomach. 1
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LINcoLN's CHANCES.

Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, OF Illinois, at
present Minister to England, is tonight
mentioned as a probable successor to
to Secretary Window. There are those
who believe that communication on
the subject has been sent to Mr.. Lincoln
in IOndnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-04

owonby stn ON the staud-HO is willing
to Give Names, but the Commission
Objects.
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ANOTHER state Development
Edition Ortho IntellIgenccr is un.
der way.
1t will bO LiberaIly Illustrated.
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the IntelIIgencer Is now in Pre-
paration. 1t twill Beat the Record.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-09-10
LIE cOut de la Bible.

Quelques mathematician dou6s
dune belle passion pour les chif-
fres Sc sont servls de l'expansion
de la Bible pour fxer dune mamie.
re exacte combien il on co1te pour
convertir un homme des dif6ren
ties races ct religions au chrlstia-
nisme. LIE simple african ne cot
to que IA dollars par tote, rltalien
~, rEspagno] IS. L'Hihdou cod-
to go dollars parcequ'il est plus
loin. un japonais 80, pour la meme
raison ct un chinois 500. Mails
pour un fls d'Israel c'est plus cher,
Ga coute $500 dollars.
Mails tout ceci ne sont que des
bagatelles ct GO gull importe sur.
tout de savoir c'est que le st. Paul
& Duluth r. r., la Duluth Short
Line" la meilleure route de Min
neapolis ct St. Paul q Duluth,
West Superior ct autre point.
Les lnformations de toutes sor-
tes sont f%ournies par les agents des
blllets GU par Geo. W. Bull, agent
general des passengers on encore
Geo. G. Gil6llan, assistant agent
general des voYageurs a St-Paul,
MINI.
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]. B. DUFAUD,
Chef de Cave.

de la jeune file.
MATS l'homme propose et.. Ia
femme dispose.
Deux jours avant la date 6x6e,
NELLIE Mollie, Dormant en- celia raj
son au vieux proverbe qui dit que
'tsouvent femme varie, bien fol est
qui sly fe" informa son fanc6 quill
6tait absolument inutile pour lni
de Sc rendre a Springfield. j,
Ellie await r6f6chi, para1t-il.
MATS "a quelque chose malheur
est toujours bon," dams toutes ces
p6rigrinations d'amoureux sipon
transi, du moins 6conduit, M. Da-
Wis fit la connaissance de la saur
de la cruelle Mollie, nellie Jennie.
Et Nellie Jennie, va devenir
Nine Davis.
Et l'on pourra dire alors:
Rira bien qui rira le dernier.
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H0TIc OH L,oUEsr

le Canada, Melles Blanche B. Bi
que, Lilly ct Emile St. Aubin
Marie Moosbrigger qui SO rem.
daient d Notre. Dame de Ste Anne
de Ia P6rade, District de Trols Ri.
where's, Nellie Alice Michaud qui
alIait au convent de rAssomption
ct M. Narcisse Michaud au Cole
&c de l'Assomption
Beaucoup de pelsonnes 6taient
venues a la care leur souhaiter bon
voyage 1t success dams leurs Guides.
Vraiment, pEglise Americana
maine pas COS chooses, mails 81 les
parents s'imposent ainsi de 81
grands sacrifices, c'est parceque,
que voulez-vous, c'est 81 beau de
parler franeals, quand on est Cana
diem Francois
COMMUNIQUE.
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C'est de l'econom1e d'achete1 le
meilleur.

A1AOAAAOVA
Quelques personnes pensent que
c'est de Economic d'acheter des
chooses bon march6. C'est une or
reur. La vraie economic consiste
q acheter lie meilleur pour rargent
que vous avez d6pens6. Car il
nest rien de plus fallacieux dc
penser, except6 en- do rarea cir
c%onstances qu'on peut avoir IN
dollar de quot que CO soft pour
moins dun dollar.
Les marchands ne s'enrichis-
sent pas en- dormant leurs mar
chandises a perte ct quand ills SO
mettent dams les affaires, c'est pour
gagner de l'argent ct non pour s'a.
lnuser.
Et c'est pourquoi quand vous
voulez voyager, vous devez tou-
]ours vous adresser au "Burling-
ton" qui est la route par excellen-
CO.
Pour tous renseignements s'a-
dresser a W. j. @. KENYON, Gen.
Pass. Agent, pour le G. B. & n.
r. f., st. Paul, MINI.
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VISITEURS

Vendredi dernler. arrivaient |
Minneapolis a trois heures ct de
nile de lapres-midl, pour en- repair
tir a SIS le meme jour, environ &C
membres du cinquieme congress
annuel de g6ologistes 4ui fut pre-.
side par L. Prof. Lecomte, de Cali
fornie.
Parmi Is distingues vlsitaurs
qui, dams leur court s6jour a Min
neapolis ne purent voir, de la Rel
ne de POuest, que .quelques-unes
de ees rues principales ct les laos
Calhoun ct Harriet. nous %clterons:
Pour lie Canada--M. Joseph Clovis K.
La1amme, professeur a PUniversite Laval
ct President de PAcademie Royale du Ca
NADIA.
Pour la Frrnce-Prof. DR. Charles Bar
sois, Lille; M. Marcellin Boule, M. Alexis
Delaire, Prof. Albert Gaudry, M. Emm.
de Margerie, Paris.
Pour la Belgique-Prof. Max Lohest,
DR. Xavier Stainer. M, E Van den
Bruxelles.
Pour la Suisse-Prof. H. Golliez, Lau-
same; Prof. DR. G. Schmidt, Bale.
Pour pAllemagne-Prof. DR. Achilles
Andrea, Heidelberg; DR. Alfred Bergeat,
DR. G.. Won den Borne, Halle;
Prof. DR. Hermann Credner, leipzig;
Prof. DR. Rudolf Credner, Greifswald; DR.
Frech, Halle; DR. Otto Jeakel, Berlin;
Prof. DR. Emanuel Kayser, Mar5urf; DR.
". Kenigs, Munchen; DR. Alfred Osann,
Heidelberg; Herr Felix P%lieninger, Nun
hen; Herr Julius Romberg, Berlin; DR.
August Rothpletz, Munchen; Herr Ulrich
5ohle, Munchen; Prof. DR. G Steinmann,
7reiburg; Prof. August Streng, G~iessen;
Dr. Arnold Ulrich, Strassburg; Herr Adolf
7iedenz, Bergrath, Bberswalde-Berlin
Or Felix Wahnschatfe, Berlin; Prof. DR.
'ohannes Walther, Jena; DR. Bruno Wei
,and, Strassburg; DR. E. A. Wulfing, Tu-
Prof. DR. Won Zittel, Munchen.
Pour les Etats- Unis-Prof. G.. F. Bar
Philadelphia; Whitman Cross, Wash
ngton; Richard Elwood Dodge, Cambria
e, Mass; s. F. Emons, Sophia NJ. Emons,
K. Gilbert, Arnold Hague, Washing
on; Thaddeus William Harris, Cambria
e; Joseph P. Iddings, Washin gton; Har-
is Kennedy, Roxbury, Mass, DR. d. W.
Washington; NJ. A. Reed, Cam
Mass; Prof. William North Rice,
IiGdletown, Conn.,; G. Gilbert Wheeler,
chicago; Prof. L. c.. White, Morgantown,
Y. Va; Prof. George H.. Williams, Balti-
more, Nd; Prof. Henry S Williams, Mrs
Henry S. Williams, DR. j. Francis Will
Jams, Ithica, N. Y; Prof. N. H. Win
hell, Minneapolis.
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ST. PAUL.

Samedi dernier. dams un des
chariots d'express du Northern
Pacific on a transporte des Gals
ses de la merchants National
Bank" coin de la troisi6me rue ct
de la rue Jackson, dams lie nouveau
local de cette banqne, coin de la
cinquleme rue ct de la rue Jack
SOB, un million ct deux cent mile
dollars.
Inutile de dire qu'on await pris
des s6rieuses precautions.
Deux policemen armes jusqu'aux
dents, escortaient chacun des cot6s
du pl6oieux chariot pendant que
lie chef de police Clark, occupait
lie siege ant6rieur.
Tout s'est pass6 sans incident.
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Les derniAres nouvelles de Mgr
McGolrick 6veque de Duluth, 6ma-
nent de Londres Oh IL est occup6
arachat del ivres pour la bibliothe.
que publique de Duluth.
II est accompagu6 du Rev. P6re
Danehy ancien cure de Faribault,
uu'il a quite pour aller Sc pr6pa.
rer a Louvain, Belgique, au profes
sorat quill dot exercer dams la nou-
velle Universit6 Catalogue. qui
doit etra constitute incessemment
grace au don princier de 100000
dollars de M. James J. Hill.
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Vendredi soir, dams lie sous-sol
de l'Eglise Notre-D Dame de Lour.
des, a gu lieu une assemble pour
la fondatlon dun club d'amuse
ment, dramatique ct litt6raire.
L'assembl6e a Gu un plein sue
ces. Des discours y furent pro
nonc6s par les Revds Peres CANA
CHI, de Detroit, Mimi, Plante, pru.
fesseur au s6mlnaire st. Thomas,
cure de la paroisse Notre-
Dame de Lourdes, ct M. Grand
s6minariste q Merriam
Park.
LIE nom adopts pour lie club fut
"Club St. Louis de Gonzague."
L'6lection des OFFICERS cut lieu
le meme soir ct donna les r6sul.
tats suivants:
President, Joseph Cardinal;
Vice-Pr6s., Ellie Rainville;
Secr6taire, J. B. Girard;
Tr6sorier, Joseph Lavigne.
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AL BIJOU.

Les amateurs de BONES pieces
seront heureux d'apprendre que lie
surintendant Lift. du Bijou Opera
Housa, s'est assure pour la semai-
ne prochaine, commencant q la ma
tin6e de dimanche proclaim, Is
%septembre, une troupe excellente,
ayant CONNIE premiere artistic, Mile
Fanny Mcintyre, la grande favorl-
to- de Minneapolis.
Cette troupe ]ouera "The Old,
Old Story, 81 connue par ses situa-
tions amusantes ct SEES scenes ini-
mitables.
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Nine Emma Dahl, femme de M.
Thomas Dahl, de Duluth, est NOR
to mercredi dernier, q la residence
d. son b-au-frere, demeurant au
No. 1886, l36me avenue Sud, dams
de bien tristes circumstances. En-
glissant du SONNET de rescalier
rlle tomba au rez de-chauss6e ct
s'inflgea, au crane, des fractures
81 graves que la mort ne fut plus
qu'une questions d'heures.
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U'EcHo DE L'OUEsT est mainte-
nant en- lieu de pouvoir executor
toutes sortes d'impressions en-
angla1s ct en- francais, telles que,
cartes d'affaires, blancs de reeus,
blancs de compte, entetes de let
tres. circulaires, billets de rafe,
programme, constitution de soci6te.
Toutes Impressions executes
promptement ct avec soin a tres
has prix a nos a%teliers, Nc. IL, re
rue Nord, 2eme plancher.
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z. DEMEULES,
No.. 20 Hennepin Ave
Sante Rendue!
-TRAITEMENT DU-
mr. 2 r Wnct nnnr loo NprfC of 10 nprVp9U

-TRATTEMENT DU-
DR.. E. c: West Donr les Merits ct le CerVeau.
Remede sur pour Ihysterie, l'hypocon.
drie, les convultions, les attaques de nerfs,
la n6vralgie, les maux de tete, Ia prostra-
ton nerveuse caus6e par l'abus de l'alcool
on du tabac, la faiblesse, lie reimbursement
du cerveau, tournant en- folie ct conduit
SAINT a la misere ct a la mort, vieillesse
prematur6e, impuissance pour Pun ct
pour rautre sexe, pertes i%nvolontaires ct
spermatorrh6e, caus6e par la fatigue on
les abus. Chaque bottle content un mois
de traitement. $1.OO la bofte GU 6 bottles
pour IS, envoye franc de port au recu du
NOUS aAsANTIssoNs QUE 6 solTEs
guerissent n'importe quel cas-. Avec cha
que ordre de 6 bottles nous enverrons no
ire garantie ecrite de rendre I'argents 81 la
cure nest pas %effectuee. Ces garanties ne
sont donnees que par Joseph r. Hof1in,
Pharmacien, Minneapolis, MINI.
W"Nos bottles sont toujours ~enveloppees
de papier jaime.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-09-10

Nine B. D. Curtiss. qui deman-
DAFT un divorce contre son mari a
Ste surprise samedi soir q ga resi-
dence 1882 Avenue Gerard, par son
mari ct un officer de police NOM
me John Kerr, en- fragrant DELFT
d'adultAre avec un nomm6 Towden.
Celia va para1t.il, changer la
question !.u tout au tout.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-09-10
81 CO nest pas tot c'est d0nc....
ia SOour.

Un marchand de Boston, nomm6
Charles Davis, ayant fait la con-
Nuisance q Minneapolis dune jeu.
ne file nominee Mollie Graham,
premiere ouvrlere pour le rsyon
des chapeaux au "Donalson Glass
Block" les chooses march4rent 81
blen ct 81 vite quill fat decide que
les noces seraient cel6br6es d
Springfield, ILL.,, lieu de naissance
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-09-10

En- jouant dams IN espace inoc-
cup6 du coin du deuxieme 6tage,
de la tour de l'Exposition, deux
freres, Walter ct Eddie Morton,
ages respect1vement de IL ct Il
ans, sont tomb6s par la fenetre
dune hauteur de plus de 20 pieds.
Leurs pleasures, bien que sc
refuses ne seront pas mortelles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-09-10

Dams lie courant de la semalne
derniere, les moulins q farine de
Minneapolis ont fabriqu6 1855
barils de farine contre 1850 dams
la semaine correspondence de 1890
eft 1880 dams celle de 1889.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-09-10

Nine T. T. RiviAre ct M. ct Nine
Etienne Houle sont parts diman-
che dernier, pour une visite de
quelques semaines dams le Dakota,
Montana ct Woyoming. Ills visi
teront aussi Salt Lake City.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1891-09-10

Un jugement par default montant
a la somme de 1905 dollars a 6t6
obtenu par la Marine National
Bank contre la Whiteman Paper
Co., don't Tex s6nateur A. j. Whit
man est membre.