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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-03-08
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OF ALLez-v0us

Prenez le chemin de fer Chica-
60, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Oma-
ha, autrement dit Ia Northwes-
tern Line, pour aller de St-Paul
ct Minneapolis a SUPERIOR
Washburn, bayfield,, Ashland ct
toutes les localities sur le lac Su-
p6rieur, ainsi qua Sioux City, Pr
pestane, Sioux Falls, Omaha.
Kansas City ct tous les points a
IOuest. as.
La Northwestern Line vous
couduira aussi jusqu' aux Black
Hills, ainsi que les importants
districts d'huile ct de Charlton .du
Wyoming, ellie peut yous conduire
aussi dams les c6l6bres pinieres
du Wisconsin ct du Michigan, ct
vous amener aux grandes. mines
de fer de Mesaba, Gogebic ct Yer
million.
II ny a pas une ligne qui soft
mieux 6quip6e pour faire le service
direct DIES passengers que la North
western Line, aussi est-elle dove
nue. la ligne favorite des touristes
de ceux qui sont q la recherche de
terres, des 6migrants enfn de
tout le public voyageur.
Pour autres informations, allez
au num6ro l59 Troisieme rue Est,
et..l3 Nicollet House Block. Min
neapolis, on bien 6criYez q r w
Teasdale, Agent-g6n6ral des pas
sagers, 4 ST Paul, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-03-08

que le pore Ravinet parlait, ga las
situds' dzvenait. manifesto ct les
cordes de SO voix sc d6tebdai ut
Cependant, c'est en- vain que Da-
MEL, Mile Henrlette ct Nine Ber-
tolle %elle-meme, joignlrent leurs
instances pour le d6terminer a sc
reposer un moment.
Mon, kr6pondit-il, j'irai JUS
qu'au bout. 80. Ne faut il pas que
dos sdeemain, o'est-a-dire aujour-
d'hui meme, NJ. Champcey soft en-
mesur d'agirl..
ii: sc ,~contenta done sd'avaler
quelques gorg6es de the, que So
soeur venait de lni servlr, ct dun
accent plus ferme:
-C'est 3 un bal travesti, reprit-
il, chez un ami de M. Plank, que
Sarah Brandon, ellie n'6tait encore
qu'Ernestine Bergot. ct Justin
Ohevassat, devenu NJ. de Br6van
SO virent pour Ia premiere fois'
Lui demeura b6ant, 6bloui de la
prestigieuse beaut6 de cette jeune
femme, ct ellie fut, ellie, singuliere
mont frapp6e de Repression de la
physionoe,mfiiessde M axime p cut etre
go devinerent-ils en- un regard,
peut etre current lls Intuition sou.
daine de oe qu'ils etaient !. -. Tou-
est-il qu'ils se.rapprochArent
vite, entratn6s Fun .ye9rs l'autre par
me instructive 81 irresistible at.
traction
a continuer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
rvs GOLDEN rlsscs.

he Me-t iiishsy r5.rd ~ AZ ih- ~
'hirg Order. OF Ch,v~lr,
OF all the orders Of mcdi rvpl
chi,sty which have survived TIA
shock OF successive revolutions on
Che continent OF Europe since the
great cataclysm ~ iis'. that Of tho
golden fleece IL perhaps the mos,
distin guished aud the most highly
coveted by persons Of royal birth or
OF illnstriOus patrician lineaga
students OF the history OF the art or
science OF horaldry will loarn With
interest and pleasure. says the Lon.
don Telegraph. that the order Of ths
Toison dor OF spain having beon
conferred on the duke OF York. his
royal highnoss vas invested at Mari.
borough house with tie insignia Of
she order by the prince OF Wales.
himself n knight Of tho order. acting
IN the name OF the queen regent and
on behalf 81 the young king OF spain.
The secretary Of tho spanish en-.
bassy, as chancellor OF the order,
road the royal com lssion creating
the duke q knight and tho august
ceremony was alec attended by tho
duke OF Saxo-Coburg 'otha and the
Duo d'Ahmale, AZ knights OF tho
order. ana by the spanish ambassa.
dor and the earl OF Kim berly. her
majosty's secretarJ Of state for for.
eign affairs
The duke OF York only received
the badge OF the order. In the shape
OF figure OF a sheep In bossed
gold suspended from q heavy chain
OF gold. but at chaptcr OF the
order or at great court functions In
Madrid he would DO entitled to wear
the tull roocs. consisting OF n long
mantle OF crimson velvet cut In tho
fashion OF sacerdutal cape. richly
embroidered at tho border with
ON blcmatic devices oi stars half
moons aud Ilscccs In gold. aud lined
with white satin, over n doublct aud
hose OF crimson damask. Tho full
robes also comprise "chaperon. or
hood, with long flowing strcamor
OF black satin, but this hcadgcar ha.
In modern times been generally dis
p"nsed with. Originally the robes
OF the order. which was founded IN
~? By Phillip the Good, duke OF
Burgundy, were of crimson cloth,
lined with white lambs wool, and
this circumstance has strengthened
the theory that tho golden fleece
WAS instituted by Philip the food in
grateful recognition Of tho immense
treasures which tho duke OF Bur.
gundy had acquired from the wool
Of the docks bred on his vas, o..
tstcs In flandcr. Be it as II may.
the WOODEN costume was changed in
i13 at a chapter held at allen.
cicnncs for the more costly materials
OF velvet. tafeta damask and gold
en- broidery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
rHg NEW YORK STYLE.
The visi,sr to the ssartum Does No,
Her-i'- . t.u.hing -irpm"

The vis,,er to the Ssnctum Toe. Not
H"r~i'~ . su.hing " -icpme
A Western journa, ist In Now YORK
h"'hought himself ,u cal uponad,.
tinguished editor. whom no knew
only b, correspondence and tho
work hc had done Tor tho paper,
SAYS tho Detroit Free Press IL was
merely u call ot respect and tho yi-.
itor thought the great editor wolid
receive him with open arms perhaps
AN open bottle 50 thinkins pleas.
ant thoughts ho hicl him to tho
trysting place ot the great editor
and sent up his card. Nico card
too, .tccl engraved AMI warranted TO
go IN tho best society anyhow. tho
best society OF tho West Several
minutes after the bow had taken Ia
the carl he came back
NV hats your business asked
tho boy, after tho suayc and gcutle
manner Of n New York onico boy
Non" OF your business. retortcd
the visitor
"l'ut the boss wants To know. sx-
planned the boy
ION does lac We'll. Two got no
business Toll him that, w,.l YOU.
please ~ aud the visitor was hot
enough tu have hit somebody
"S'pu.o Nou wr,to him noJo, q"
sug gest"d the hos
II guess not Yes guess | viii
too. Give mo some paper and pom
Gil
In minute or two the boy wont
In with tins note. a. the visitor won't
down stairs
"lDcar Sir--iou want TO know my
business. have no business Mine,
u profession Guoi morning
The great editor caught on th,u.
but IT was too iatn, and -t.ll It dldn /
make II any oasior for the ncNt mAn
who came
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

pumpkins and squzsbes which weis he'd
over 100 pounds, corn. over thirt.-n Tee,
high, and other wonderful things like
thirty ave pound c.bbawr heads verr ~.
Ing around In prufusiou.
Livn STOCK
II reminded one, SURE enough .of the Old
county fairs, when the live stock was led
GU, Magnificent DRAFT s,silicns. mares,
colts aud teams were proudly lei forth.
and furnished an array that would have
done cr-ii, 10 any county of any state
much further east
Cattle aud horses were gaily bedrcke I'd
With the regulation flying oolorr and pre-
s.nted Aeon. that enthused.
There w-s some trouble in finding
judges on the sheep exhibit, AZ every
third man was . democrat, and cuuld not
look sheep square in the face.
Everybody enjoyed two days Of old.
fashioned sociabili,y aud fun. ~ we'll ~
constant pride IN the success u Colfax
county's drst annual fair.
Collar was the frat county N send out
. train load Of corn ft'i beef, aud th. hrs,
car loads of eorn.fed hogs. and 10 prop
erly lofty on accoun, Of her record. Here
one finds the Drawn aud muscle and live
interest In the soil which has made this
nation ~ sound and I'-rpetusl.
Friday evening, in frou, Of the grand
versndG Of the Maxwell house. which
was crowded even into the spacious
yards, WAS sent up = grand display "
fireworks, Two balloon sscensions also
trans ired, and the tirs, on. created con.
st-rnation by i,s likeness Ia the ruiund
form aud rosy features Of Harry Butler.
Messrs. J. Van Hou,sn. A. l.. Hobbe
and Tas CITlLkS representative. were the
chosen JUDGES IL al the sporting events,
and elected ma adverse criticism.
Secretary Warren aud Treasurer D.w.
son have been hard workers In the far
matters AMI have contributed largely to
its success,
Look out for the spread which grand
old Collar will arrange in its second an-
nusl fart JuSk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Strange scene Ia New York.

Tho ca'e OF q long famous French
hotel Is one OF the moat interesting
and charsc realistically foreign places
In New York. Whatsoever hour In
the day finds you there also ands In
tho Same place sundry frenchmen
drinking sbsinthe. vermouth. coffee
with brandy and tho hundred and
ono other things that Frenchmcn
Iowa Now young man comes In
with q girl. finds n marble topped
table for two bo lido the mirrored
panel, has tho waiter fetch q gorge.
ously Labelled bottle u fask OF water.
two great gOblots, sugar and per-
forat.d spoons With these he
mixes q malignant looking. opalos.
cent. light green drink, at which
tho Rlrl makes wry faces while he
Sips IL with satisfacti ton and words
OF reinsurance. The wine card
shows six kinds OF vermouth. four OF
absintho and twonty-six brands Of
champagne, not ono OF them Ameri-
can
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Sot y Hare Method.

Eugene SIe once took his seat 10
tho fronch cham Dor Of deputies by
the side OF Nicto. Hugo. and. while
they were chatting together. a bill
OF some kind WAS bsing discussed
Whom the measure was put TO the
vote, the poet, 30 Sues great sur.
prise. rose from his seat and voted.
Ibid you hear what tho speaker
ssid'" asked Sue. "Not . single
syllable OF IT," was tho reply, Then
how can you possibly vote" 'Oh,
that's easy enough. DO you sec that
little gentleman with spectacles.
facing YOU" Yea well. It's he
who virtually tells mo which way "a
vote. As No arc Invariably Of n dit.
fercnt opinion. | remain seated II he
gets up. and whom no remains seated
] got NJ. lie listens for both OF US. u
--Argonaut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
uniting the Ntii on the cad,

Lady Henry Somerset has been ro-
viewing tho what Is IL which
Stead dign.6od by calling u book,
entitlin. IL II; Christ Came TO chi.
caGo, and she has offered somo
pertinent remarxs "Onccrning Amer
lean Affairs when are OF cunsidera-
Ole interest 1T this particular Juno.
ture, licre 10 one Of them
The picture no draws Ia a dark
ono, but he docs not, think, suff,.
GENTLY emphasize the reason OF the
shadow cast over the shores OF
Michigan In his preface h. states
oriohy that tine polyg OF city can
not bn regard Il a, u fair sample OF
American lifo but he fail. To i'm.
pross the I'm ,li-h reader with the
intricacy OF the probInm Chicago 10
called tn solve, namely. the fact
that hitherto II has bson tho police
station OF Europe tho goal Of pau
per. oastAways and criminals. more
than ninety por cont OF Its pOpula.
ton boing either foreign or the
children OF Foreigners Tho bono
hcent intention Of the early iornders
Of tho republic has bscnine tho bano
OF It's municipalities Tho constitu-
ton was based on tho liDar;v OF the
law abiding American citizen II has
become tho opportunity OF the ig-
norant barbarian 10 smite tho hand
held out tn bless; tue boat Of tho
Fourth II July orator, that America
Is IAN s,Ium for tho oppre. ,od u
the world, Is now the mot appali-
ing danger Of u e. nervous people. -
Times. star.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
TEACH CHILDREN TO SWIM.

This 10 ,dyi,s That Parents ought Ga -
fully to ..n.id-r.
10 view OF the many and narrowing
deaths by drowning that are always
oming among the distro sing incl
dents OF the summer season, II would
seem as thou h parents would con.
slider II far more necessary TO have
their children taught to swim than
To spond 40 much care and trouble
on accomplishments that are OF no
earthly value TO any OF tho latter
who gets into wator over his or her
head. This lite preach. says the
Philadelphia Times. /. not meant hy
any means In tho way To run down
advantages to be derived from the
b ghc-t mental training. but what
good will diplomas aud honorary do
rccs he II In "a moment OF impulsive
rcckles-ness or owing to some un-
iur,ccn accident, the student learns,
a.n-. that IL Is sink or swim. with
me chances out ~ ten In favor o. tho
f. mcr, II there has never hereto.
Ia q been given, along with tho
other thought 10 he niece ~sary les
son. IL single ono OF the most i'm.
r"rtant branchc, OF human educa-
ton IuYs and girls alike shou d he
v'n instruction In this branch.
srrnts would feel highly incen,ed
II me outs der wero to remark
luIt they ca ed NOR, for IN mental
h'.uin o their children than for
lnrir physical we are. Yet In
many case this l. true. though per.
haps unwittinglv 50 Outside OF the
oct that "a knowledge OF swimming
may some time be the means Of saw
ing life. IL IL most hcalthful and
delight nj exercise. even though
p"vei put TO any moro cxacting pur.
Pc than TO pa away pleasantly q
few hours a. tho natatoriuIn or In
tho sar. In giving child EN- rs
many OF ths pleasures OF life as lilo
within the power o their parents 10
grant, lessons 10 swimming shoald
bc among the frat thought o. Tor
tho pastime. unlike man others,
serves a double purpose that ma,
some day provo its practical use .ul-
uesA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
tie HAD an Object.

Miss Lauderdalc, who has just
been saved from dr"wn,ng-l How ian
] thank you sufficiently, my dear
Mr. DE Muir, for having saved my
life' ] shall never forget our cour-
ago and unselh-huc-- In jumping
overheard for my sake
he Muir, very much confused - Er
er-nothiug at all. Don't mention
i, Miss lauderdalo. Er -er the OBJ
hgation IL mine Any fellow would
be- glad OF the chance to get In the
water on such hot night brook
lyn .ifo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

A steady stream Of emigration
COOS on from year TO year between
India and the British colonies dur.
ing the last decade 1856. 1879 persons
left india About 10000 OF them
went 10 tho Mauritius. the same
number 10 the Natal. %. 40 to Dem,
srrrA, $4,000 TO tho British Wes,
ladies, 10000 TO I'll. and tho 70.
mAinder we're divided In about equal
numbers botweon the French colo.
mics and Dutch Guiana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
MEN liTrLR plowRp.



Tr-,."r~ "a ,t-r nresse
he found tho tiny. tender plant
when II first showed its trembling
head above III" travel. worn slaos OF
grant" that paved tho narrow alley.
way viii, h wa- her only playground.
0h" ga,oa cry ~ delight when She
saw tho delicate shoot popping OUT
from between the cOld, gray stones.
AMI irOu that moment IL filled q part
OF her lilo that heretofore had been
empty Nhc nourishod II with water
and jealousy guarded II from the
onslaught OF roaming o"ys and the
too ncar approach ~ ,..l wheels
that camo orunching IT, h tho
alley, aud often did her ,io,ot Dyes
tromblc with suppressed tears a
she saw the pondnrou' wheels roll
ing too close to her treasure
nd"r hcr caro- aud wat 'hful at.
tcution II steadily grew. lays tho
Atlanta constitution. ana whom tho
delicate leaves uufoldcd themscl YES
ana disclosed a. her delighted eyes
blossom Of -wcotnos-, her happi.
meas vas complete. and she sank bs.
sido II and toasted hor vision on
lovclinc" She had mover bstoro
seen.
One day she did not come ct hor
usual hour tn mui-ten tho thirsty
plant and IL would dou,tless have
perishcd but for gentle shower
that came To kiss the dropping
head The nrNt day shc did not
como, and tho lonely plant got its
only help from the leaking o. u pass.
Ing water cart Far up In onr OF
tho narrow rooms she lay on littlo
cot painting for breath; hcr once
rosy chcok- were now pale and
white. and the soft blue EYES -hono
with sparkling glow her head
tossed rc-t,c--ly from side to sido.
and means Of pain crcpt from the
drawn ~.
Occasional words broke from har,
but Ol such AL incohcrcut u tturs
that none understood her. until
boy came softly into the room and
Ra1"d ~ the suHorlnt face cui ou-lI
"Nh" want. her How"r." ho sad a.
she muaucd again. and ike "A ash
" Nl"'h from we room. 10 rot lrn n
few moments barring au almost
wlthor"d plant IN his hand A. no
held II alOtt tho lu-trous eyes saw IT,.
and two tiny wasted hands arose
from the covers aud were uu,
stretched TO receive her treasure
She lifted II TO her It's aui raiurI
ki~-cs on tho dust cove ed bios, IN.
which seemed tu answer hor care..r.
In gicam Of rcturning freshness
She sank To n ecp stu ciut'N NJ
tn" blossom To her bosom. aud aNpN,
iAtor with calm iuuN of content
mcnt covering her features
A- III" hours wore on she grow
weaker ana wca.or. unit. whom tho
shafts o. mornings goDdrn lisht irst
found their way into III" quiet room.
they foil aslant tn" cold. -till form
OF little girl "a, whose check
nestled faded and wl'hered ilower,
mingling itself In the FAINT smile
that fingered yet around tho perfect
mouth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
! "ains PHILOSOPHER.

Captain John Farrow OF lslesboro.
Mo. was ~ his desk writ.nr when
the house Was struck by lightning
and considerably damaged. Ho
looked over the ruin. drew his table
nearer the window and finished the
sketch. lie then arranged as best
no could for supper.as the stove was
lying In = frs2 rnontary cond ition
around the room and his wife away
for an indefinite visit, sought his
bed and slept soundly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Electrolisr IL q word that has
ound u place In tho bu ,Iness world.
aud even In some dictionaries.
though the great public with tho
Characteristic conservation that
held on TO chandelier after oil
and gas had displaced candles. still
refuses TO adopt the new word. As
TO the thing ITSELF IL Is a puzzle to
decorators. since thore l. . genuine
difficulty In producing just tho right
form 30 long S people specifically
demand q double instrument that
can furnish gas when tho electric
current fails 10 run
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
case Asass., sss.se.

AMER legal battle of day and a half
In ~hieh legal phrAsology Was u,,sr-d Ia
both the Kaxlish aud spani~h languages,
between Judge W. G iisscock for the
territory, and Modis,o Ortiz for the de,
PENDANTS. the ease Agains, the ball ngh,.
err clcssd before Justio. Burke at IihC
this morning. The grand, h.roie matA-
dor aud lance ,hrovsr. Antonio Paentss,
the principal On. ~ the several 6eh,-rr,
vas fined tib and oos,s. or twenty five
days tn the county jail Attorney Ortiz
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

The total weight OF tho ironwork
la the Efiel tower 10 1901 tons and
the foundation OF each Of its four In.
dependent legs are sunk to n depth
Of hity feet II Is constructed OF
Iron throughout most people think
II Is OF steel, tho pieces Of that
metal used In Its construction being
II 100 The exact height OF the
great iron skeleton 10 9S+ feet
usually given rs even l.0)0D aud II
10 TO be the property OF the builder
ioi twenty years. boz ginning with
1881. after which time tho sole
ownership rsvcrts 70 tho city Of
arts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

took an appeal 10 the dis,ric, cour',
whsreupou Puen,os was plseed under =
bcnd calling for tioo The COMPANIONS
of Puen,ss-Andr-ss Hrrnandes. Grieror.
10 Lomss and Amanda Gui,,sr-s. the
names in the warrants being incorr-c,-
were discharged The hull fighters wrr,
arrested IN = wsrrsn, charging them
with stealing lumber frum the bull zen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Tsnssasa,. rsf,rred.

Tho tenement house instinct
seems strong even In tho suburbs OF
New York. and q land owner who
built . few graceful little cottages Ia
rent ~ ego a month. after having
them lie empty on his hands. saw
one Of them sub'lot by Q tenant on
the tenement. house plan. Ee!ghbor-
ing high shouldered structures,
easily divided into suits Of small
apartments. rented promptly, The
public taste vac not for tho graceful
cottage. but for the cheapest place
VI shelter
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

The master OF one of our village
schools was examining some boys on
piece of poetry which be had given
them to prepare the night bciore
They oil said II exceilently except .
small boy at tho bottom OF tho clAsa
On being asked to say his lesson. no
said III can't r"membor II. sir. =
Master, In rage Why, what's your
head for 80, TO keep my collar
on. sir. London Answers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

An idea Of the Importance Of tho
perspirstory glands may be gained
rom the number On tue back.
breast aud legs there are about 800
to tho square inch; on the moot, face
ana back OF tho hands, about 100;
on the pa Of the hand, about =, iol
The tota! number In the human body
|. estimated ~ =. 30 90. and II the
minute tubos were ST. nj htoned their
total length would be over two and
. half miles They form tho sewer
age Of tho human system
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Tho death Of jean Carrics. the
sculptor. recalls an anccdote in
which he ana the late president 81
tho republic were tho PRINCIPAL
actors The artists husts and guros
at the Champ do Mars excited tho
admiration OF all, and they were do.
scrvedly olns-ed in the first rank.
NJ 'aruot, Who'll on visit to the
salon, notice an old man, who
seemed much moved on seeing him
standing before thu works OF art OF
the sculptor Some one said To the
president. alter pointing out the
artist Here Is need Of rcpar alton,
Nj. 10 President arrius - ono OF
our most ,kilIful mon OF art. and h..
IL not yet decorated Forthwith
nj. tarnot detached from the button
hole OF one 81 the officers OF the
military household In tho place Of
q cross OF the elevator u cross Of
an officer Of the Legion OF Honor and
placed IL himscli on the breast Of
Jean Carries The next day In tho
Official the artist was named cheva-
Her OF tho order Lon Ion Figaro
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Visiting Physician There 10 noth.
ing the matter with that man but
fever and agus. Why did you tell
him no had typhoid isverP
Rural Doctor--W Well, you soc. this
IL = sort Of q summer resort aud 10
,eArss city people to hear that there
II lever and ague In tho village
They don't mind typhoid fever They
have that At home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
A. = Moral Agent.

hlle-lm so glad Jack has got .
bic Gle II has helped his disposition
wonderfully
Nan His Opposition Why. how
could it'
lhlle oh, when he gets up 70
give baby u drink ana steps on Q
tack he is so glad that II 10 In his
foot Instead OF his pneumatic tire
that no doesn't swear ~ all -Cour-
Ier.,lournAl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Ash eSerts its great propulsive
power with It's tail, not it. hns. Tho
paddle whc ! WAS maize On the hn
theory OF propulsion. And tho screw
pro ,elisr ha lite origin in uotins tho
aotisn OF the tall. II IL now shewn
that the in- OF the Tail actually per-
form the evolutlons desc bed by
the prope Ter blades. aud TIA, the
hsh IN u. -iuuous motion through
the waite tcpends 90 thu torsionaI
action Of tho tail 70 give IL powsA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

MIR. Meeks, anxiously-Do you
think my mother.in.lAw will pull
through. doctorP
Physician. sncouragingly--wo o. q
hope Tor the besa. sir
Mr Meek., hopefully so she's
really going 70 die. 10 she3-Truth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Ayers ssrsApsrilla 10 not 9 secret
preparation. Any physician may have
the formula on application. The secret Of
iis success A. q medicine lies In i,s extra
ordinary power 10 CLEANSE the blood Of
impurities and c'ie the most deep ssA,sd
cases Of blood disease.