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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27
TRADE INCREASING
A Gradual Recovery in All Lines OF
Business, With Exports Exceeds
ing Imports. Many Manu-.
factories ResuminR

factories ResumihR.
II. G. Dun Il Co.'S Weekly Review ol
Trade says:
Some increase is seen both in product on
and in distribution of products. True, II is
small as yet, but after the worst financial
b.izz ,rd for 20 years, it is not to be expected
that all roads can be cleared in a day. But
all conditions. except at Washington. favor
gradual iecoyery. Business goes or in nm
questionable confidence that the general
desire of the people wi in some way pre-
vail.
Money has become abundant and sy a.
3 per cent here on call and siagnant specu
lation fortunately iavors greater freedom in
CONNER ial loans. Stocks and products are
dull wi hout serious fall in prices, and tn,
industries are rapidiy rallying to make gooc
the scai city OF suppiies caused by weeks OF
inaction. The vitality of the demand foi
goods shows that the wonderful consuming
power of the people, il lessened for time
has not ceased, and the shrink-ge in the
record of commercial disease aud mortality
shows progress toward health.
Exports OF principal products in Angus
were s4i, 797 ,52s, or Is, i94, $40 more than las
imports here, indicates small excess of ex
ports. For three weeks OF September the
increase in exports has been 81. 500, 900 ant
the decrease in imports 50, 500, ,000, promising
larger excess of exports this month. Tn,
receipts OF wheat fall far behind last year
being 5,635, y0i bushels for the week. agains
1851, 495 for the same week last year, ant
In three weeks l4l70,533 bushes, agains
q, ,627, 7l2 last year.
The industries are giving strong prooftha
consumption of goods was not as mucl
arrested as many feared when the collaps'
OF trade manufactures came. While man
ufacturers show extreme canton and declin,
TO start work without 'rd RS, improved
financial conditions ei alb them to accep
many orders which woaid have been o
Were refused weeks ago, and actual order
rendered frequent by the exhaustion of re
tail supplies in many directions. The mum
Der of works resuming this week have ,beeI
at least So wholly aud "a in part.
The failures for the week number $40 II
the United States against 1888 last year. an,
In Canada 40 against 23 last year. Onl.
five failures were for over el00. 600 each, Th,
liabilities In failures for the second week IL
September were but t3,0i2, l29 against %.
Sl9,00S the first week.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27
An Artist I'm Sand.

A curious sight in the streets oi
Toxic Is to see an old man seated on
II smooth piece Of ground having
round him little plies Of sand of diff.
fcrent colors, red, blue, yellow, black,
etc. Placing pinch from each pile
in his right hand, he will draw on the
smooth ground the figure OF man or
woman, the dress all properly colored,
by the sand trickling through his
fingers. 1t is done with great rapid
ity and shows remarkable dexterity.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

There Is more ca arrh IN this section o the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years WAS supposed tn be
incura ile For great many years doctors pro-
nounce1 II q Local seast, and prescribed local
rene lies, and ly constantly failing to cure
With local treatment. pronounced II incurahle.
Science has proven catarrh t. be cDnsiitu-
tiOnal disease aud therefore require cUnstitu-
tional treatment. Halls tatarrh Cure, rnan-
ufact red bV Il. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio,
Il the oniy constitutional cure on the market.
II IL taken internally In doses from ldrops to
n traspNnnfu'. N acts directly ON the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. Tnpy offer
one hundred dollars r any case N fails to
cure. send Tor circulars and testimonials
free. Address
-, FL. CgENrY G Co., Toledo, o.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

James Chessberry and Isaac Roland, two
colored men working in the main wheel
pit Of the big tunnel at Niagara Falls, fell
from scaffold a distance of 90 feet. Chess.
berry was instantly killed, and Roland fa .
tally hurt.
Near Whittier, N. c., the boiler of Keel.
ey's sawmill exploded. The mill was
wrecked and six persons were killed. The
names of the dead are; Richard Nichols,
Jas. Kelley, Ben Mcmahon, Gales Mcmahon,
Jessie Gunter and Henry Smith. The bodies
we're blown to pieces.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27
BEYOND OUR BORDERS.

Part Of the shaft Of the Dolcoath mine In
Cornwall fell in entombing thirty miners.
All but eight Of the miners were rescued. Ell
fcrts are being made to rescue the others,
hut It is feared they will die before they can
be Released.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27
Washington News,

The House Judiciary Committee ordered
favorable report on the bill introduced by
Mr., Oates, of Alabama repeating that sec
tion of the statutes which requires proof of
loyalty during the War Of the Rebellion as
prerequisite to being restored or admitted
to the pension roll.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

oHE-WIli you see papa to-mor-
row? He--Y-yes. II you will give me
o letter Of introduction. He never
knows me when he sees me-,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27
Cholera Adyices

HAMBuRG-Ten new cases OF cholera and
two deaths from the disease have been re-
ported within "a hours. All the cases oc-
CURED in the suburbs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

Hatch'a Universal CUugh syrup Il positively
unequalpd. Try II. - cents ut druggists.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

"WHAT city has the largest float
ing population" inquired the teacher.
"Cork!" answered the bright little
boy at the foot OF the class. -Chicagu
T-Itnnc.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

The allest tree Oh earth is a gum tree in
Australia-ilj fee.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

The Ia est ocean ,amship susges ion is
submarine trolley.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27
august
Flower

I have been troubled with dyspep-
sia, but after fair trial of August
Flower, am freed from the vexatious
trouble-J. b. Young, Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, Ky. l had
headache one year steady. One bottle
of August Flower cured me. 1t was
positively worth one hundred dollars
to me-. w. Smith, PM. and Gen.
Merchant, Townsend, Ont. have
used it myself for constipation and
dyspepsia and it cured me, 1t is the
best seller ever handled-C. Rugh,
Druggist, Mechanicsburg, Pa. q
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

A San Franc.cJ doctor produ ces dim.
pies for IS apiece
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

Beecham's Pills are better than mineral wa.
ters B.echam's-no others. 70 cents q box,
The adult human hear. is five inches
long,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

Elec rilici horscwhips are the la,cs'.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27
BLOOD POISON
A SPECIALITY.

oLide potassium, rarssp rilla Rot Springs fall We
guarantee cure-snd Nacic Cyphilene IL the only
thing that will cure permanently. p sve proof sons
sealed free. COOK RKnEDr Co.. Chicag 60, Ill.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

FL. CHENrY { Co., Toledo, o.
~ sold by nfugg.sts, i6c.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-09-27

Hany one doubts that
We can cure the most OBJ
stinate case in 20 TO 60
days. let him write for
particulars and investi-
gate our reliab lity. Our
fn1nrlal backing is
400 COO. when rnsrcurx
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30

For hot and cold baths go to the Fashion barber shop on Mill Ave.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30
THE TEMPE LAND CASE.
An Injunction Issued Against
 DagaS Bros.
Both Sides Preparing for a Lega Battle Whose Outcome Is
 Eagerly Awaited.

The latest move made in the game of chess on the Normal School land, section Is as the chess board, was made late last Monday night when an injunction is- sued by Court Commissioner Ham, mond, during the absence of Judge Gooding in Yuma, was served on Daggs Bros. by the sheriff to restrain them from further grazing their sheep on this | land.
 Both the Tempe Land and Improve ment company and the Daggs Bros. are making strong fight for the possession of this land and judging from the for midable array of counsel now pitted against each other. every move will be hotly contested. The Improvement Co.,, is intrenched behind Ben Goodrich, the well known lawyer of Los Angeles; NJ. | II. Williams, district attorney of Ph9- nix; R. P. Williams, late addition to the Arizona bar from the east and W. J. Kingsbury, the well known Tempe advocate.
 Daggs Bros. have on their side, Mickey Stewart, the little giant of the north; Judge Woodward, the well known jurist of Phoenix; P. B. McCabe rising young lawyer of Tempe and the well known firm of Baker & Campbell.
 When our representative called on | MT. Daggs for an interview all that that gentleman would state was that "The sheep are doing we'll" Up to last even- ing no further move had been made, and both sides were rssting on their oars.
 Great interest has been aroused in this case and every new move will be looked forward to with interest. Gen. eral opinion differs greatly as to it's final outcome.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30
A DRUMMER'S OPINION
Of the Climate of the Salt
 River Valley.
He Engages In a Dissertation or the Subject of Files and Re-
 sldents of Fl Paso.

A Detroit drummer congresses his opinion of Tempe as Hfollows:
 To stranger just coming from the land where the blzzards "bliz" and the cyclones "cyke," the beautiful and balmy weather of the Salt River valley is extremely interesting. Coming from Michigan's great city, where at high noon-tide you paddle around in slush over your shoetops; participating 10 the fullest extent in so-called "Jan- nary thaw," and coming home at night get hopelessly tangled up in a bowling snow storm-coming from such place, I say, the effect IS soothing and restful. l haven't felt so we'll in months and l am satisfied to stay with you and for a while assume a life of "innocuous de- suetude" which am sure will in a few weeks result in renewed health and vigor.
 The Tempetes are nice people and treat stranger with consideration. Therein they are different from inhabi- tants of some other western towns in which have been. At Fl Paso, for in. stance, if the salt seas were to rise over their shores and deluge the land, the natives would be in their element for they are all sharks.
 By the way, the flies here are very sociable-they stay right by you. Charley Smith goes about the house every day with an insect powder that knocks lem silly. The fly lights on your nose in sort of a dazed fashion and never knows when he gets enough. After fruitless endeavors to brush him of, you literally have to grapple with him, throttle him and throw him out the window.
 If you had nice, sweet drinking water here would be happy beyond expres- sion. Being unaceustomed to the heat, 1 have frequently that rich, dark brown taste in my mouth, a thirst with a regular Pima complexion. Your water does not afford adequate relief and in such instances l am compelled to step into the barroom and follow out the popular idea of irrigation. l feel il coming now; wont you step inside with me and "gargle"
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30

Constable Fellows yesterday afternoon took them to Phoenix and turned them over to the sheriff who placed them ir jail to serve out their fine.
 w. P. Thomas, special agent and ad juster for the Commercial Union As surance company, was here yesterday looking at his company's risks in Tem' pc and Mesa. Mir. Thomas makes 6 yearly tour over the territory and has good opportunities for noting the i'm provements in the different sections and nowhere dId he find as much build ing going on or as much improvement as on this side of the river.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30
TEMPE ECHOES.

Yesterday was the beginning of a new term at the Normal school.
 This sort of weather makes the ice men smile, as their day has arrived.
 F.. l.. Brill and John Dennis, of Ph9- nix, were visitors in Tempe yesterday.
 Hotels are doing rushing business these days and hardly night passes on which some guests are not turned away from lack of room.
 Ben Goldman yesterday bought lot IS in block 52 and intends to remove the frame building which now adjoins the Andre building to this lot.
 solidated canals are once more happy, as both canals are now fnll and able to fill the demands of their patrons.
 The following guests were registered at the Gregory hotel yesterday M E. Smith, Chicago; R. Brown. Denver s. Faircbild, Kansas City; W. s. Cox, Chicago; NJ. Adams, San Francisco.
 A. P. Newcomb, the western repre- sentative of the Lorrilard Tobacco Co.,, with headquarters at Denver, was here yesterday making note of what houses handled their goods and also why they did not.
 Dan. II. Priest, the genial representa- tive of Ralz Clymer x Go. of San Fran cisco, was here yesterday calling on his numerous business friends and solicit ing orders for the cigars which he handles.
 Traffic between here and Phoenix has again resumed it's regular course, as teams can now be ferried across with out any delay. A good road has been constructed to the ferry landing which is situated about half mile above the former crossing.
 Mir. Price accompanied Ben Goldman to his range yesterday. The range is situated about sixteen miles from town and as the weather was warm and the drive dusty and long one, they pro. poeed to make picnic of it and went prepared accordingly.
 The horse attached to Morse's delivery wagon became manageable when op- posite Col. Schultz's house yesterday forenoon and ran away, but only for a short distance as the wagon ran against tree spiling all the meat out of the wagon and preventing the further progress ot the horse.
 New street lamps have been placed in front of the Tempe hotel. Were lamps of this kind placed on the corners of the main streets it would add greatly to the comfort and safety of strangers as well ss residents. Under the present system of lighting. a person not acquainted with the location of the dtches and crossings is liable to step into them or fall and get hurt.
 Tempe hotel guests yesterday were T. Rosenstein, San Francisco; Ed, Goldsmith, San Francisco; J. Meyer stcein, San Francisco; Joseph A. Wins low. Bethany, Mo-. A. s. Trippel, Globe {; J. J. Haigln, Phoenix Pira Hall New York NJ. c. Wall. Phoenix; A. P Newcomh, Denver; c. E. Eichelberger Harqua Hala; D. II. Priest, San Fran cisco; W. P. Thomas, San Francisco.
 The two women who on the previou, day were arrested for disturbing tho peace and fined SIP and $25 respectively were given twenty-four hours in which to find friends who would pay theil fine. Being unable to secure the money
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30
A Monstrous Gorilla.

A gigantic gorilla, measuring seventy inches across its chest and with shoul- ders as wide as those of three men united, was shot by Lieut.. Morgen's party recently at place twenty-five days march from the coast of Came room, Africa The creature was so heavy and unwieldy that it required the efforts of sixteen men to drag it to the station.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30
Rival Railroad Enterprises.

The Goodwin boys drove to Mesa yes terday morning to see about locatins their terminal point. They had not been gone half hour when buggy conveyed MT. Armstrong and Colone Masten to the same place. With two rival companies, both seeking to put { road through Mesa, can now feel assured of having railway facilities in shor time.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30

THE imperial cholera commission in Germany announces its discovery that wine-claret or hock-will kill the bac- illi of cholera in few minutes. Tea will kill them in an hour.
Arizona republican., 1893-03-30

For artistic shaving and hair cutting visit the Fashion barber shop. Mill avenue, opposite Gregory's.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-27
La DaDse S%erpentine.

Pour un simple hasard Loe Full
Ter, la soubrette concut l'id6e de
la danse serpentine ct celia sufit
pour la rendre a jamais fameuse.
Londres devint fou dele, plus en-
core que de Lottie Collins. Paris
suivit Get exemple ct la rage dewitt
81 grande que Fuller fut invite a
danser devant la legation am6ri-
caine.
La danse serpentine await fait
son chemin.
Par contre il ny a rien de ser
pentin dams le st. Paul ct Duluth
BY plus connu sous le nom de Du-
luth Short Line.
CONNIE rap'dlte, service ct con-
fort, la Duluth Short Line est Ia
pre- mlere dps voles ferr6es.
Aussi chacun prend-il |e St.
Paul & Duluth ct s'adrpase a G G
w. Bull. g. P. A. GU q w. A. Rus.
sui, A. g. P. A st. Paul, Mimi,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-27

dun accident, vendredi soir. Il
4tait q s'amuser, avec un fusil
h.rge, chez un voisin nomme
Louis Bertrand. Tout-a coup une
d9tonation terrible ebranla toute
tout, la maison ct lie jeune Lebeuf
poussa un Girls dechirant. II venalt
de sc f4ire horriblement boyer lie
bras gauche par l'arme q feu don't
il await par megarde, fait partlr la
d6tente.
D-ux cadres qui SO trouvaient
en- face de lui furent cribl6s de
plomb.
Les agents du Grand TroAc
lei declalent que, depuis IL Is
mars, lis expedient aux Etats-
Unis trois chars d'6mjgrants par
jour: c'est-a dire que, depuls un
mois, IL est parti une dizaine de
mile pere onnes de la care b.
naventure.
LIE Pac:6que en- charroie sans
doute autant.
A Qu6btc ct a L6vle, les agents
de chemins do fer assurent Gull
part DIES differences stations 100 a
$50 personnes par jour. Les cam
pagnes du district sc d%6peuplent q
vue d'@ii.
ONE families sont parties Dup
ton la semaine derniere.
lie eu devorant I'M 6dl6ce a
toujours quelque chose de lugu-
bre, mails quelquefois il semble
az Dir encore un cachet plus accen-
,u5 dc tristesse ct d'horreur.
Ainsj, hier soir, ve1s 81 heures,
le feu Sc d6clarait au NJ. 36 rue
Vall6e, dams une chambre od L.
corps de Nine Haley, morte q Z
heures CO matin, etait expose.
M. Haley, en- voyant les fam
mes environner le corps de- So
femme esseya de les 6toufer, sans
caIeuler le danger auquel il sex
posait.
Malneureusement pour lui lie
feu Sc communiqua q ses habits ct
avant qu'on ait Gu le temps de lui
porter secours, il etait brul6 a
mort.
Les pompiers current bient6t
raison de l'incendie; les pertes
sout l6geres. q.
LIE corps de Nine Haley est IN
pau grille
Aux derniAres nouvelIes, M. Ha-
ley, traspo1t6 3 lhopital general,
est dams I'm 6tat d6sesp6r6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-27
DANSuNE AUTRE PAGE de cett

DANSYNE AUTRE PAGE de cette
publication on trouvera lannonce
du NovoRo du DR. Pierre.
Quoique cette medicine merveil.
leuse ait 6t6 pr6par6e ct employee
depuis Plus de 100 ans, actuelle
ment, jusqu'a reinforcement ellie
ma jamais 6t6 annonc6e beaucoup
dams les journaux, son propri6tairo
le DR. Peter Fahrney, le petit fills
de celui qui Ia d6couverte, pr6f5-
rant de la vendre d'apr6s ses pro-
pres m6rites. C6dant aux instan-
tes solicitations de nombreux amis
ct commissioners qui sont au cou-
rant DIES propri6t6s curatives de
cette medicine, le docteur a r6so-
lu de placer son rem4de devant lie
public ct de le METRE a la port6e
de tous. ST quelques uns de nos
lecteurs SO trouvaient dams le be-
soln de Sc servir dun purifcateur
du sang de premier ordre, Ills feront
bien d'6crire q l Office du Docteur,
1l2S Hoyne Ave-, Chicago pour
tous les renseignements.
LIE Docteur ne met pas sa m6de-
cine en- vente dams les pharmacies,
ce nest done pas une drogue phar-
maceutique.
Sa m6thode de vente est d'6ta-
blir DIES agences dams certains ray
ons pour tenir son remede ct lie
fournir a tous ceux qui %pourraient
en- avoir besoin. Les agents sont
sans tenir compile de leur
emploi respectif GU position socia-
le; des pretres des ministries, ms
GU %quiconque possesseur
du d6sir de faire le bien peut etre
nomm6 agent pourvu quill n'exis-
to pas d6ja une agence dams le vol
sinage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-27
Chacun de nous en- est IN.

Qui, d'entre nous, ma pas Fin
tention d'aller visiter l'exposition
de Chicago ct ne SO prepare d6ja d
ce voyage.
Qui d'entre nous ne desire pas
voir la plus grande exposi ion du
monde enter, les plus magnifques
editces, les environs les plus pito-
resques ct la plus considerable
aggfom6ration de toutes les mer-
veilles que peut concevoir le genie
human.
Or. la mani6re de sly rendre
compile pour beaucoup dams
&c voyage au pays DIES merveilles.
La plus agreeable est sans contre-
dit celle de prendre le Minneapo-
lis ct le st. Louis BY, "Albert Lea
Route de st. Paul ct Minneapo-
lis a Chicago.
Ecrivez a 9. M. Pratt G. T. & P.
A. M. & st. L. Ry. Minneapolis,
MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-27
CANADA.

lie Canada a une superfcie de
ll7,l74 miles cares de plus que
les Etats- Unis.
--On dit m%aintenant que MN.
Laur1er ct Tarte deviendront con
iointement directeurs de la "Pa-
trie". Un syndlcat ach4terait lie
journal de NJ. Beaugrand.
LIE "Moniteur Acadien'' dit
au'une FRANCHISE, Marie Juneau,
de Guyaquli, a dome lie jour 3
sep, enfants parfaitement viables
il nv a ga, bien lopgtemps.
Tirons l'6chelle, voulez-vous?
WINNIPEG On q appris, lei
hier, que certains journaux des
Etats Unis faisaient courir ie bruit
que lie cholera etait 3 Winnipeg.
Cette historic est complement
fausse. Ia seule exploitation au
sui at des causes qul ont pu bonner
l'oocasion de. publier ce rapport
pr6judiciable est que dams I'M train
d'imm;grants, arrive lei vendredi,
I'M cas- de picote q etc decouvert.
On annonce la disparition mys-
t6rieuse dune petite file de IA ans,
nominee Emma Lapointe, une or
pheline adopt6e par une demoiselle
Lafricain, demeurant gu No I'LL
rue Ste Catherine. L'enfant est
partie pour SO rendre q l'6cole,
CONNIE d habitude, vendredi apr6s
midi, ct ma pas 6t6 revue depuis.
O'est une petite brunette, posse
dant assez d'embonpolnt. La poll
CO a etc avertie.
ToRoNoTo I'm enfant de tro'a
ans, du nom de Corsan, a etc hor-
riblement mutil6, ce soir, Far IN
tramway 6leotrique, allant q gran
de vit.sse. Deux tramways We
naient en- sens contraire, quand Ia
mere de l'enfant crut avoir lie
temps de franchir Ia vote avant
Farriv6e des deux tramways.
Malheureusement, le pauvre en-.
FAINT fat saisi par Fun des tram
ways ct renvers6 sur les rails. II 6
et6 TUG lnstan6ment; ce n'6tai
plus qu'une masse de chair infor
me, horrible : voir; il await lei
bras s6par6s du corps, la tet'
broy4e ct lie corps complement
mutil4.
}, -Wilfred Lebeuf, de Saint
Timoth6e. q 6t6 la triste yictim'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-27

Une d6peche recue de Detroit
dit quill est probable que l'on
O mencera avant la fin de pet6
la construction dun canal consid6
rable de Saint Paul d Duluth. Ce
canal serait assez profond pour
permettre aux navires prenant
ieur cargaison a Buffalo de 90
rendre directement d Salnt-Faul
sans etre obljg6 den d6charger
upe partie en- chemin. On pre-
tend, par CO canal resoudre le pro
bleme du transport du Charlton,
qul est toujours une cause de di
Hcult6s entire Minneapolis ct Du
luth. Une compagnie a 6te form6e
dams ce but avec I'm capital de &c.
100000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-04-27
Az BIJOU.

Apres une semaine dun success
sans precedent dams le burlesque,
on vera au Bijou un lm6lodra.
me du plus haut int6ret intitule
"The Struggle of Life" cette &C.
maine commencant a la matinee
du dimanche 30 avri]. Les scenes
principles de cette admirable pie
CO SO paesent dams la grande Vile
de New-Yolk.
CONNIE realisme cette piece ne
sauralt etre surpassee c'eet bien
sizes Luttes de la Vie" telles
qu'elles existent dams la grande
m6tropole.
CONNIE d6oors, on est arrive q
la perfection ct Ia troupe qui in
TIRE pr6te catte muvre etant compo-
see des mellleurs artistes il va de
sol que, la semaine prochaine, il y
aura sale comble an Bijou.