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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
Highest Of an In Lcaveninc Powcs-Iase u Cow Reno
Re-! R Rsxsss;
A66olUIE Ely PUpe

'.Gliding Flight" IL an interesting
contribution to the problem Of aerial
navigation by one who has studied
the fight Of soaring birds in the cast
for 20 years. Elaina Goodale. who
married member Of the Sioux M.
tion. has some interesting iuforma-
ton Of Indian wars and warriors. +.
c. Crawford. the Washington cor
respondent. gives the first half OF a
startling story. under the title Of
The Disappearance Syndicate"
The poetry in this number BY Sir Ed
win Arnold. Graham r. Tomson and
William Young. is unusually good.
The departments. "In the World Of
Art and Letters and the Progress
OF Science" continue to have rs con-
tributors men famous in both conti-
ncnts.
The Review Of Reviews for Fcbru.
AIRY Is strong in all cf its depart
mcnts. In the Progress Of the
World" the important political, so
cial and industrial events Of the
month are reviewed and their sig
nificance clearly and frankly set
forth. This department alone con-
tains 80 timely illustrations. chiefly
portraits of wcll-known men and
women. Among the portraits are
those Of President Dole and his cab
met and sketches drawn from life. of
Representatives William l.. Wilson.
Of West Virginia: Charles +. Crisp.
of Georgia; Thomas Il. Reed, Of
Maine; Benton Mcmillan. of Tennes.
see: Thomas l.. johnson. Of Ohio.
and Julius &. Burrows. Of Michigan.
AproPos Of the opening of the Man
chester ship canal, the editor dis
cusses that and various other water
way projects which are being con.
sidercd by European governments.
Each successive number OF the
Book OF the Fair. by Hubert Howe
Bancroft. lets us more and more into
the plan Of the work. which is such,
while avoiding too lengthy descrip.
ton. as to cover the entire ground
with sufficient detail. and present in
permanent form all the character.
istics Of the great exposition. In
addition to this great work the Ban
croft company will soon publish
the Resources and Developments OF
Mexico. written by Hubert Howe
Bancroft at the personal request OF
President Diaz. who issued COM
mission TO gather fresh material
from every quarter Of the republi c
and aid Mr.. Bancroft in every way in
the prosecution oi the work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
MYSTERIOUS SMITH
The Man Who Used the Oina,
White Horse
CONES UP II TIE OoUaHIm TRIAL.

Hoe - resssos nat - Known ~ the D.
sesaaae's Drosher. VIE saw uia -
nsscscl. AscA.. Gsvs Hin Nses -
EyOa-Dan Nse - c. o. tho Wiensss
Ssasa-DsSeass Resss.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-"The defense rests"
were the words spoken by Judge Wing -
Thomas C0ughliu, Dams brother, left the
seand In the Cronin murder case, after
telling what he knew about the mysteri-
ious Smith. This settled the question
among court attcndants-would Dan
COughlin 60 on the stand HIMSELF Il was
found that his memory was 20 bad regard
ing the events he would be called upon to
talk about that TO put him on the stand
would be simply TO sacrifice him to the
prosecution. There was . little prelimi-
nary work done before Thomas Coughlin
was called. che state wanting to put few
questions - . couple Of witnesses for the
defense.
SecDcsala ssA whalea Recalled.
Rcmond MacD Donald and Michael Whalen
were recalled, and Officer Macdonald was
asked by Bottum: did not Captain
Schuttler ask you in June, 1882 whether
you knew anything about the CrOuin
easel"
mo, sir, he did not. He asked me IL
was the policeman who called at Dinan's
To inquire II the white horse had returned
and told him no."
when you were examined before the
grand jury were you not asked: Is there
anything else you known and did you not
answer Nor"
81 did"
For the Purpose q Impeachment.
The vslue Of this evidence, from the
states point of view, was that although
Mcdonald had told Captain Schuettler and
the grand jury that he knew nothing Of
the case. he testified for the defense here
that he saw Coughlin at the Chicago Ave
nue. station ON the night Of May4.
Michael Whalcn was called and asked il
he did not state to the grand jury that he
had not spoken to Coughlin on the night Of
May 4, and he said he did not remember.
On his direct testimony Whalen had said
he held conversation with Coughliu that
night.
Dan's Brother IN the Stand.
Then the defense called Thomas Cough
lin. Of Hancock, Mich, brother of the pris-
oner at the bar Judge Wing interrogatesi
the witness. who said he lived in Hancock
and Svas engaged in the livery business.
''Were you engaged in the livery business
in 1887"
IL was"
did man in that year come to your
stable and did a conversation ensue during
which you gave him n card,-
Bottum objected to the question n in
competent. immatcrial and irrelevant,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
Peoria. Ill.

MY trouble commenced with
Catarrh. 1t settled on my Bronchial
Tube and Lungs. i had nine
hemorrhages in 90 days. NV lungs
would pain me SO at times I could
hardly stand it. read of the sue
cess of the Physicians of the Scott
Medical Institute. / took their
treatment sent by express. never
was at their office, but I am CURED.
This was IS months ago. l have not
had any bleeding of lungs since and
have gained % pounds"
HAVE you THESE SYMPTOMS?
"A burning pain behind the breast
bone, shooting pains through chest,
stitch in the side, tenderness in the
upper part of chest. cough tickling
or burning of throat. Breath short
on exertion and of a wheeling sound,
tightness across chest, loss of
strength and flesh, night sweats,
mucus sometimes streaked with
blood"
These are the prominent symptoms
of Bronchial Catarrh. 1t can he
cured il the Lung Tissue is not
diseased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
$25 in Gold!
To be absolutely given away.
How it will be done!

We have had made for us a number of keys
ONE of which will open the heavy burglar proof
safety money box. We have placed in this box Sa5
in Gold, and on and after March 1894, each holder
of one of these keys will be permitted to try to
lock and open the box. The person whose key opens
the box will be given the S,5 in gold absolutely free
How to Get Key-Every cash purchaser will
be given one key with each purchase. gratuitously
and and after March 1894, be entitled try the
key to open the box. To the person holding the key
that fits the box, the contents will be given without
reserve or conditions
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
THE 1'uxabe Solved.

Perhaps no local disease has puz-
xlcd and baiIlcd the medical profess
sim more than nasal catarrh. While
not immediately fatal. it is among
the most nnuscous and disgusting
ills thc Aosh Is heir 10, and the
'rccords show very few or no cases Of
radical cure of chronic catarrh by
any 81 the many modes II treatment
y rtil the introduction Of Ely's Cream
balm few years ago. The success
Of This preparation has been most
gratifying and surprising. No drug
gist is without it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
HoS. WILLIAM PRENrgss has b

Hos. WILLIAM PRENrss has been
appointed by Gov. Altgeld. n mem.
her Of the board OF trustees Of the
Institution for Juvenile offenders.
Mr.. Prcntiss IL q useful man wher.
ever be may be tried. lie is one of
the most intelligent of the represent
tstivc democrats Of the state of Iii.
nOis,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10

ANornER man has been announced
% about to marry Miss Helen Gould.
II the young lady is no; satisfied
with some Of the material so kindly
selected for her she must he hard to
salt. She seems to bc threatened
With bigamy rather than old maiden.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10

In the van Of the strong and at.
trsctive table Of contents Of the
North American Review for Feb
ruary IL an article Of unique inter.
serest. entitled My American Ex-
perieuces. by the president Of the
Swiss rcpublic. N. Emil Frey, who
relates many "reminiscences Of his
early life in this country. OF his ex-
periences during the war. and Of hi.
sabseqaent diplomatic career in
Washington rs first Swiss minister
90 the United States. Tks is fol-
lowed by an article on The south
Csrolins Liquor Law" By Gov. Till
nan. Of South Carolina. who gives q
bsief history Of the origin and work
ings Of what il known as the dispen.
sary system. The Income Tax in
England" IL sext taken up by the TT.
Hon. Sir John Lubbock Bart. NJ. r.
TIE literary feature Of the number il
furnished BY Margaret Deland. whose
article II entitled "A Menace to Lit
sesturc." Two articles of special in
forest are brackctcd together under
the caption Of Needed Municipal
Reforms" The first. By Rev. DR..
Pnckharst. deals with .'Our Present
Opportunity" and the second. by
John W. Goff. is entitled Juggling
with the BALLOT" Are We q Flu
tocrscy?" II . question which il an
swcrsd by W. d. Howells, the famous
novelist. in = striking article. Sem
ator Roger q. Mills. who framed the
last democratic tariff measure in
1883, contributes IN important paper
on "Thc Wilson Bill" the Brazilian
minister ut Washington, Salvador de
0cndonca, writes on the --latest As
poets 81 the Brazilian Rcbcllion:"
and Henry George tells .'How to
Help the Unemployed" "Terri:or-
ial Sovereignty and the Papacy''
forms the subject Of nm article by
the RI. Rev. Mgr. O'Rcilly. The Ms.
sistant secretary Of the treasury.
Charles =. Hamlin. furnishe, a time.
y paper On THE Customs Admins.
trativc Act," and DR.. Cyrus Edison
points out "Thc Evils Of Early Mar
riagcs." Other topics tIelted are.
1.-The Senses IT the Lower Animals. y
By James Weir. Jr.; .Colorado's
Bright Outlook" by Henry woil-
NOM: paris workingmen's Cafes. Is
By Alvan =. Sanborn; 1.-The Amateur
Nursc-An Accomplished Fact by
Kate (;annett Wells; and ..Cuban
woncn." by Mary =. Springer.
Ths secret Of the great success Of
ths Coem0politan Is not so hard to
nad. u one looks carefully over the
number for islH4efS "A sspry by
valdes, the famous Spanish novelist.
The asss from his pan to appear in
ooy Amcrican magazine. is begun in
thSs nUmbsr. Arthur Shcri,urnr
nsrdy's story. ~ Rejected Manu-.
script" is charmingly illustrated Ivy
L. 0asuld. Who We believe makes his
osue sppsarsuce ia the magazines ON
shis side Of the water. A profusely
illustrated article % the designing
aad baildiag u Q war-ship appeals to
ths iessesss tsksa by eli fn the new
navy. end 8 sAriiliAg description Of q
Dovol c0mbes uodss he signiHcani
slsls. ..Tae Mslodas sad Che Pen
Shsrvy.~ describes. altsr The maascs
N shs hattie II Dvrkisg. . possible
sso-oghs. The Ostcvme III which Is
wseshsd y ~ ssaiss naval world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10

ANCoNA, Ills, Feb 1O-A remarkable
revival has been in progress here in the
AucOua Christian church since Jan. 1.
Elder n. j. Wright has been carrying on
To work without the aid Il any other
Minister end has baptized al the con-
vefts. On several 0ccasions the iCe. which
was very thick, had 70 b cut in order "a
ecccmpltsh the purpose. Over one hum
dred persons have been converted and
1mu,aRups1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10

ENGLAND Is worried over her slow
going mcn-of-war. She should come
TO an American shiPyard and sc, war
veesrls built with some Ego" in
them. The rccord-brcaking Colum-
bic has set the old world navics all
Of o culver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10

All taxes on personal property
must be paid before March I, and. to
avoid costs. on real estate before
March 20. Office In court house
building. will be open all day. and ON
"Wednesday and Saturday evenings
trvua To- $3.50 r. N.
ED. BaUgWsvEuw. Collector.
u. c. CLAKKI, Deputy. +.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
SArrnpAv. FrsRrA.y 10. 1894.

NAraAx HALs died when he was 81
years old. Perhaps he is the young.
Get maa Who ever had . public mon
u0ent erected to his memory.
Though he died ut 81. his memory
will doubtless live forever.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
MRS. hoeRTEL ONCE MORE.

a Lawyer Who WOuld Not Believe Her nm
Onsh-smith ldrntinesi.
The jury WIS called back, but before
Thomas Coughlin took the stand Lawyer
Whitney was called by the defense and
identified letter he had written to Judge
Wing in which he said he would not he
lieve Mrs. Hoertel on oath. The state
brought ont the fact that Mrs. Hoertel had
prosecuted witness for embezzling money
he collected for her. but Whitney explained
the matter crcditably to himself and the
record Of the case sustained his explana-
tion.
Thomas Cougl.lin was then recalled and
testified: ''On April Is. 1Sss. a man who
gave his name Us James Smith came to
my stable Mt Hancock and hired q rig to
so over the hill, he said. lie drove away
and returned in about two hours. John
+. Ryan was present and said: why,
Coughlin has n brother On the police force
in Chicago; you ought to call ON him. The
man said he would like to do So and asked
me to give him my brothers address. got
one Of my business cards and wrote my
brothers address ON il and gave il to him.
John Byan asked the man to say to Dan
that he had seen him in Hancock and to
give him his regards"
Describe this man Smith"
''He was about my height (about five feet
eight inches), dark complexion, with .
dark reddish mustachc."
Describe his eyes"
He was cross-eyed."
Witness said he did not know Martin
Burke and had never seen him. He did not
know whether Burke had called ON John
+. Ryan in Hancock in June, 1852. When
Burke was arrested in Winnipeg he said
he had come from Hancock, whers he
knew John +. Ryan.
On the crOss-examination Mr. Bottum
questioned the witness mainly ms to his
visits to Chicago and whom he met here
Nothing Of importance was brought out
and the witness statements were not con.
tradic4ed. When Tom Coughiin left the
stand Judge Wing said: I'VE rest, your
hon ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10

NORwALK. o., Feb. ia terrible acci-
dent occurred at Boughtonvil,e, this coun-
~. Three men were saving wood with a
portable mill on the farm Of Isaac Atyeo,
when the boiler exploded. Mack Atyeo,
son Of the farmer, was instantly killed and
his brother Werner Atyeo aud Fred Guess
were fatally injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
NaaISssai barry 4 S.i,sn.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 1O.-At the meeting Of
the National Dairy Union plan to secure
the cooperation Of butter and cheese deal
ers throughout the United States in secur-
ing legislation favOring the dairy interests
of the country, was discussed. Il was de-
citied 70 bring every influence to bear fa-
voring the passage Of the Hill bill giving
police control Of every fraudulent food
product. II. NJ Ames, Of Vermont. was
elected president and ID. r. Ashburn, Of
Nebraska. secretary,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-10

When Baby was SICK, we gave hef Castoria.
whea she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became MISS she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children. she gavethem Castora
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sisteront les orphelins ct les aban-
donn6s, qu'ils proclameront Ia
srande maxine chr6tienne ct so
cial-: "Ne point faire aux autres
ce q1'on ne veut point gull solt
fait q nous-memes;" pendant que
cas- pretres rendront moins doulou'
1euses les egoniee, moins po1gnan'
tes les in6galit6s de Ia fortune,
moins ameres les douleurs de Ia
vie; pendant que ces pretres r.
ront tout celia, non settlement j.
men al jamais dit de NAL ct je men
dirai ]amais, mais q poccaslon 1e
les louerai meme, CONNIE pautre
Jour TAI lou6 les chanoines Pala-
tins d Palatins des Pontifes, lui
font la charits ct donnent du t1a-
vail, en- face des dllapidations des
administrators de la ma1son
royale."
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LIE SACRIFICE DUN Fills
PAR ERNEST DAUDET

Ce titre exprime sufisamment
toute la sensation de ce roman qui
forme la 9ma livralson de "La bon.
ne Litt6rature Francaise," pour
nous dispenser den faire l'6loge.
Dependant apres avoir lu Get ou-
vrage, il est di&cile de ne rien di-
re de l'6motion que nous avons
6prouv6e, en- parcourart ces pages
toutes remplies dun int6ret palpi
tant. Nous n'entrerons pas dams
les d6talles, ct ne dirons rien de
plus de cette puvre exquise, du
grand 6crivain Eruest Daudet, de-
ia 81 avantageusement connu, pre-
f6rant lalsser aux lecteurs la sur
prise des d6uouements.
Ce volume est en- vente, au com.
plet pour 10 cents settlement dams
tous les d6pots de journaux, 81
chez les edlteurs Leprohon & Le'
prohon, 25 rue ST. Gabriel, Mont
real.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-11-16
In bel Ho1nna8e
au Cl6rS6

(Ext.a ait de la "Semalne Catho-
lique de S6az.)
LES ant1cl6ricaux italiens ont
pris r6cemment a partie M. I'm
brianie, un des chefs de pextreme-
gauche q la chambre des deputies,
ct lui ont reproch6 de n'avo1r ia
mails, malgr6 ses 1d6es avanc6es.
iet6 la pierre contre ]e clerg6 de
son pays. Voici CO qua r6pondu,
dams les journaux de son parti, le
d6put6 radical, pennem1 irreconci-
liable de Orispi:
"Trocyez-moi un pretre, un
vrai pretre, qui ait plong6 ses
mains dams les calsses de IEtat,
qui SO soft r6volt6 contre la loi,
qui ait afam6 ts salgn6 le peuple.
qui ait detruit la propri6t6, viol6
le domicile d'autrui, contribute q
forger des lois exceptionnelles ct
qui ait travaill6 pour des allan
ces hybrides ct dangereuses; don
nj z-moi un pretre qui corrompe
les 6lecteurs ct les fonctionnai1es,
qui tire sur de pauvres gems sans
armes ct affam6s, qui vende so
conscience, sa plume ct son in
fuence au profit des chefs trafi
quaint de- la politique, de la fnan
ce ct de l'industrie; donnez moi
un pretre qui ait fait tout celia ct
tout le reste perp6tr6 par des ]ai-
ques. ct aussit0t je vous trainerai
CO pretre devant la representation
de la souverainet6 rationale, ct je
le couvriral de tout mon m6pris ct
de toatc mon ex6cration, CONNIE je
le fais pour les autres.
"Mais jusqu'a ce que vous me-
yez trouv6 ce pretre, ct que les
pretes continueront a 90 consacrer
q leur ministere, en- accomplissant
l'importante fcnction, meme socia-
lie, de diriger ct de fortlfier les
ames; pendant qu'ils continueront
q precher ct a exercer la CHARTS, q
r6pandre l'instructioD, q traiter Les
sciences, les lettres It les arts, 3
assister les malades dams les hopi.
taux, dams les lazarets, ct les bles.
s6s en- temps de guerre; pendant
,que ces pretres prot6gesont ct as
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nour une Edition de Stoddards
Portfolio de vues am6ricalnes, ap-

nour une Edition de Stoddards
Portfolio de vues am6ricalnes, ap.
paraissant en- l6 parties, chaque
partia content Is vues ct detail
lees a 10 cents ou SLIGO pour les
l6 parties. On ne peut procurer
c,s photographers pour moins de
ST. 90 chaque mais ce portfolio de
200 magnif4ues reproductions de
scenes naturelles ct artifioielles
dams tous les parties de lAm6ri-
que peuvent etre rachet6es pour
cette somme nominate dun grand
int6r6t. On pourra sc les procurer
par cople ou en- enter en- adres-
SAINT aux agt nts de la compagnie
de toutes les stations.
Pour les lnformations .ci-dessu-
Ie prix de passages on
Itineraries au nord Quest, aux CO.
tes pacifques adressez
F. I. Whitney, G. P & T A.
st. Paul, Minn.
Mentionnez pEoHo DE L'OUEsT.
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PUBLICATIONS
du
GREAT NORTHERN RY.
ST. Paul, Mlnn.

L'agent general du Great Nor
thern enverra avec plaisir sur ap-
plicstion toute ou une partie des
publications ci dessous mention
n6es sur la reception du montant
de timbres (Poatage) tel que
nomme. Qa'il soft bien comprls
que ces livres. mappes, ct pamph-
let's furent publi6s des COLTS con-
sid6rables ct valent plueiours fois
de plus que le timbre (Postage).
Ills seront dun grand int6ret a
toutes les persobnes qui SO propo-
sent de faire un voyage dams le
nord-ouest, qui d6sirent obtenlr
les renseignements sur cette part'e
la plus importante du pays, ayant
d'abondantes resources. .Plusieurs
de cea publications ont 6t6 en-
voy6es en- grande quantit6 aux
6coles pub]iques sur la demande
des surlntendants ct instituteufs,
parcequ'ils confinement des rensel-
guements instructifs ct utiles.
Book FOLDER. .--Envoyez un tim
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Cette publication content le
temps complet, une serie des
trains, une grande mappe du pays
dormant 10 prix des passages de
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taux pour le fet de St. Paul sur u
les diverses hgnes, une table lndl-
ouant les places tributaries atteln-
tes par les Steamers ou Stage,
Regulation de Baggage ct de bil
;lets, ct plusieurs matieres des-
oriptives. Fin un mot c'est un vo.
lume commoda rour les voysgeure
sur le Great Northern toutes Les
parties du nord Quest ct des cotef
paoifques.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-11-16
DIFIOITE EN- AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY n. Ct. S.-Le rapport
du premier min;stre sur Ia sltus-
ton fnanci4re de la colonie indi-
que un deficit de $4,000 llvres
sterling. LIE deficit Ia fin de de-
cembre sera de !, ,456 600 livres.
MELBOURNE lie deficit da bud
get de la colonie de Victoria SO
monte q 2373,O0O livres sterlings
Des milliers de personnes ont
maintenant les yeux tourn6s vers
Ia California.
Files veulent savoir on ct COM
ment cueillir les fruits ct voyager
bon march6.
Files mont qua s'adresser an
California Bureau Of Information
Room ll48 Guaranty Loan bldg.
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-11-16
Ia FIN ou MONDE
ARRIvERA-T-ELLE EN- 1896

Ii Went de para1tre q Paris un
opuscule 6crit par NJ. pabb6 Com
be tt ayant pour titre: "Le grand
coup ct SO date probable.
"Le grand COUP" c'est un cata-
c'ysme terrible predlt par Notre-
Dame de la Salette: Paris sera
b,tll6. Mars lille sora engIoutie; il
Y aura 'des tremblements de terre;
tous les hommes adonn6s au pc
che p6liront ct ls terre deviendra
CONNIE un desert.
La date fx6e pour Get 6v6ne.
ment est la NUT du 10 au 20 sep.
tembre 1896
M. Combe appuie ses dires sur
les prophecies de la Salette.
Voici CO quill dit entire autres
chooses, a ce suJet:
10 L'ann6e 1896 sera celle du
quato,zieme centenaire du bapte-
me de Clovis; 20 L'ann6e 1896 Sc
ra le huitiAme centenaire do la
premiere croisade; 80 L'snn6e
1896 est la seule de la periodic des
clnq ans Oh la fete de Notre-Da-
me des S9pt-Douleurss coincidera
av &c la date de papparitlon de la
Salette; 40 en- 1896 il y aura Gin
quante ans que Notre-Dame de la
Salette proph6tis6.
| So En- 1896, naftra la mere de
|rAntichrist, d'apres les predlo-
tions diabollques."