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pal,..n HIT hx. sh.,,

One day. at the beginning Of No
vember. the war balloon st Ladysmith
vas hit by one Of the enemy's shells.
The Beers had expended q deal of am
~unition upon 1t, never neglecting to
take a pot shot when they got IL on
the skyline Of the hill behind the hol-
low from which 1t was sent up. Now
hey had their hearts desire. Lieut..
Col. Sir Henry Rawlinson. of the head
quarters staff, was aloft making q
reconnaissance when a shrapnel she'll
went clean through the balloon and
purst some distance beyond. Had Il
exploded while traversing the gas bag
It would have been good-by forever:
rs 1t was, the balloon sank to the earth
without any exhibition of undue haste.
The next time IL assembled black patch
showed where the damage occurred,
and that was sll--London Leader.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
RAMS HORN BLASTS.
Trumpet Calls for the Soldiers OF the
CrOss-Notes of Warning
for Others.

Faith is reasons telescope.
The Christian is never off duty.
Christ is the worlds conscience.
No man hits higher than he aims.
None love like though who live love
Death levels down, but love levels
up.
Meditation is the breathing of the
soul.
Zeal without knowledge is dashing
into the dark.
God will reward you, not for results
but for fidelity.
To admit our imperfection, is to move
toward perfection.
A beam in another's eye il less to me
than mote in mine.
He who fails to build up sins as truly
as he who tears down.
Things that are hardly right are apt
to be decidedly wrong.
Christian conscience alone can con.
dition Christian conduct.
The shades that hide the flowers
bring out the blossoms of the sky.
He who says we die as the beasts is
quite likely to shape his living on the
same rule.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
SATURDAY. FEB, "a 1900
MY FATHgR.s HOUSE.

Ny Fathers House. not made with Asad,
Above the empyrean stands:
Its esplanSde's the Milky Way
Where up and down the angels stray;
Its rooms are jeweled with the stars.
With Saturn. Jupiter and Mars:
It's borders grit with crystal seas;
Its portico's the Plelades;
OF fairest aKure Is It's dome
10 splendid II my Fathers Homei
Ny Fathers House Is also here
In this familiar lower sphere;
For Nature with its smiling grace
Is but the lighting OF His face.
Cenfirmed Is this divine belief
BY every gently stirring leaf,
or fnurmuring wavelet OF the sea
Which bears a thought OF God to me;
The rising OF each newborn day
Proelaims my Gods not far away.
But must have Him nearer stiIl
~ yelling Joy my heart would fli.
For Him my Utmost soul doth cry,
Star-girdled God, to me draw nigh!
Ny pray'r the King OF Heaven hears
In grace He at my side appears;
he comes and sups with me and nins
And OF my heart He makes a shrine.
A mlghtier marvel eoul6 not be,
Ny Fathers Home is now-in mel
Charles A s. Dwight. In N. Y. Observer
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
Identifying = Rare .Fo,.,l.,

The late Prof. Marsh, of Yale college
the eminent paleontologist. had a quiet
wit. Once faoetious student brought
him bone scraped and cut in a fan
tRstic fashion. The class knew of the
plan TO deceive the scientis
II think, professor, that this is a very
rare fossil"
The doctor looked at the bone, then
at the student, finally centering hi,
gaze upon the latter's knee:
1T is not rare. 1t is painfully IA.
miliar to me. 1t is piece Of the leg
bone Of a calf."-Saturday Evening
Post,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24

much like you to commence going
What do you say?"
"Oh," replied John, AZ don't mind. :"
So on the following night Johnny
started off for school.
On arriving there, and seeing the
schoolmaster. John walked straight to-
wards him and remarked: 81 say, Mr..
Smith, I'll bet you five shillings you
have not got half a crown in your
pocket"
The schoolmaster, thin king the loss
of five shiilings would break Johnny
Of the pernicious habit, took the bet /;
and turning his pockets out, he showed
a sovereign. John paid up. Nothing
more was said until few days after,
when Mr.. Smith called to see Johns
father.
Now" said the schoolmaster, "I
think have cured your son of betting.
The first night he came to my school
he wanted TO bet me five shillings /
could not show half crown."
'You did not take his offer, did you ?''
'Of course / did," replied the mas.
ter.
Then / have lost a sovereign" said
Johnny's father, for he bet me a SOW
ereign he would have look in your
pocket before he had been in school five
minutes"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24

You see, she's got awfully pretty feet
not small, but high inktep and all
that sort of thing-and 1t was during
the 'Trilby" craze. So 1 blew myself
for slippers, assorted colors and STYLES.
There were black patent feathers, and
red satin ones with Louis Quinze heels,
and Jappy affairs In quilted satin and
woven grass. Did ii up brown, you
know, and got the whole lot tvyos and a
half on A last.
PLEASED? Guess she was-tickled TO
death. And It. never struck me, until
after we were married, what had done,
Every Christmas regularly bought
slippers and swell French boots. and
every year I got the same sweet smile
and made myself square with the old
lady for six months"
where's the joker" asked the boy
In the corner, mildly.
Right here, my child. But first lis
ten to your uncle. He who Is patient
hsteneth and lesrpeth the wisdom OF
the wise; and he who Is n blamed self.
Opinionated, cigarette-smoking monkey
wlnketh the eye and asketh fool cues
tiops. Yesterday / happened In at the
shoe store where have always bought
the goods, and the girl said: Your
wife has just been in and changed her
slippers, Mr.. Baxter and 1 smiled to
myself In deep content, for knew /
would own the earth at home.
-Yes, sir; she wears a five B and Ia
bors under the blissful Illusion shat /
believe it is a two and a half A.; aud
every year she makes a quiet dodge and
changes them.
"Any time you folks want to know how
to be happy, though married, Just call
on yours truly"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
Sent Free
Bottle of B. B. B.-Cures
All Blood Troubles.
Cancer, Blood Poison.
Aches.
Pains, All Run Down, Old
Sores, Pimples and Itch
ing Skin.
RHEUMATISM AND oATARRH.

Is your blood poor7 it thin7 Nose
bleeding and bead ache2 Prickin /,
Pains in the skinf Shin feels hot ard
swolleDf All run town. Blood bed {?
Have you pimples? E upt onsf Scror.
ulaf Eating sores? NcuinR. eexamn ?
ills. Scsly Eruptions, Skin or Scslp
ltch7 Cancer. Blood, Hair or Skin
Humor,? Tired out. with Aches and
Pans in Rones or JointSp As tired in
the morning as when you went 20 hedf
heredig1rV or contracted Blood Poi
SOM Ulcers in throat and mouth
swollen glandsP Rheumatism? Ca
tarrhr Have they resisted medical
treatmentf IL you have any Of the
above troubles, B B Botanic Blood
Salm) should be taken &c once. &. Is.
B. is off rent from any other remed v
because Is. B b drains from the blood
and entire system the Humors aud
Poisons which cause all the above
named troubles, and thus makes q per.
manent cure and heals every sore
giving the rich glow of health to the
sh in.
Everyone says that B B. r. ia the
most wonderful, Blood Pdrifi. r OF the
age, for nc has cured tn most deep-
seated obstinate cases { ven the most
deadly cancer) after do Tors and pat.
ent medicines had failet.
IL any cuff has not tried B. B. B.
we Will be glad to give them a sample
bottle absolutely tree Ii they will
call at our fl 80 or send cents (coin
ut stamps) which pays the exact cost
OF postage.
Large bottles are sold at the drug
store for 81, ak large bottles, full treat
ment, 50 Full airec ii ,ns with each
bottle. Better buy q large bottle at
once aud get started tow ard q cure.
For free trial bottles enclose 5 cents,
stamps or coin. and address Blood
balm Company, l45 MitcAell street.
Atlanta, Ga., and bJttle and medical
6onk will be sent, al charges prepaid.
Describe your trouble and we will in
ciooe Tree personal advice. Write to-
dsy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
JOHNNY WON HIS BET.
An Amusing story of n bad hoy
whose Ruling Passion Was Prac-
ticed with CircumSpection.

A certain gentleman, having n son
who was in the nabit of betting, did
all in his power to try to cure him.
Hearing Of ght school that was 60
ing to be opened In the village, saws
London Tit-Bits, he thought it q cap
ital plan TO get his son to go.
One evening as Johnny and his faith
er were alone, the father said: Now,
John, ! hear we are TO have a night
school In our village, and / should very
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
Women on Street Cars.

In Chilli women are employed every
where as tram conductors. There was
30 much dishonesty among the men
who were formerly employed that the
tram proprietors filled their places with
women, who have been found in every
way satisfactory. They wear a neat
uniform, work well together, and even
run small newspaper among them
selves.-Chicago Chronicle.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
Benevolent Investment
And Relief Association

Vr VIRGINIA.
Chartered by Legislature OF Vireinis.
MAIN OFFICE: "a LEIGH ST.,
RICHMOND. VA.
Sick and Death Benefits Paid. Those
who do not keep regular Barry Ac-
count, the plan of this Association
takes its place.
MONEY LOANED to members m
PERSoNAL AND REAL ESTATE sE.
.CUKIrIE5 on small weekly paymsnts
interest Paid on all Deposits For
I1sther information apply at the main
otnce. && AGENTS WANTED.
Rev. 6. O Ooieman. Pre- sideut:
Prof. J. II. Blackwell, Sec'y & Manaua
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
MARRIED MANS WISDOM
I'm Bur-t of Confidence He Explains
How He Has Won the Con-
ndence OF His Wife

Speaking of presents" said the ma.
with the new purple satin muller dot
ted with gold heur de lis around his
neck. in the presence of Chicago Trib-
une reporter. II give my wife the same
thing every year and she never makes
a growl."
B-z-z-r," blurred the clever boy in the
corner under his breath; but the other
went on:
Il got on to the dodge In the old
counting days, and it's never failed yet.
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PLANET DEPICTS

/: The PLANET can be f0dnd &C the fol-
= owing places every Saturday:
BEAUMONT, TEXAS
WIN. Archibsld,
BewkRs HILL, Va.
A. Ashburn,
BRRKLEY, VA.
Mario Riddick
BosroH. MASS,
William L. Reed l55 Oambridss 8.
Mrs: AnnOolliRs lax Nsrthampton q,
Edward Feote, ls4 North Ampton Sc
BALrIhokk, aD
| ?. d. Blackwell, 2Os Richmond. a..
CLARKsvILLR, TENN.
Miner Baker
W. L. Johnson,
CAMBslDGE, MASS.
JAS o Creedie, 70 Pleasant 81,
CLIFTON FoRsB, Va.
" Thomas,
DHNoPoLs, Va.
John w. Anderson,
FULros, VA.
Thomas Page, State 81.
FARMvILLA, Va,
b EAirstou.
GRRKANTowS, PA.
W. NJ. Byrd, l7s w..Priss 81
HAyRRHILL, MAss
Mrs L A Bailey, - Dudley "a
HAMPTON, Va.
solomon Philips
LTNrEBURe, Va.
oh.s. Morgan. 7os Taylor 81,
MT. EoPH, W. Va,
K. Il. Thomas,
NoRPoLK, Va,
John De Bona, $50 Chursh &c,
| NRwPoRr NEws Va
Il; L. Brown 2 81 Madison 81,
| wayne Orudup, ,z22 Bliss Ss
New YoRk NY,
sasrick j Brown, 4075 Park Ave
n Allen, LA Colunous A ganua
ESQ ID. Washington, asa Tea q
Mm Johnsoa, 242 W Attn a.
S0nn Williams, e8S Washingtop.
| W. A. Asnneg. 1889 8rd Ave,
Ed. V. Nearing
PHILADELPHIA PA.
James Accooe, 206 8. eth Sc.
Maekens, Illo Pine Sc
James X warwick, 254 8 lIkh ga
mar Ric 1918 Pine 81
h. Kohler, l04O Pine ST.
y; a. Stokss' Broad q HtzwSter Ss,
OhArles Steward 1910 RodmAn a.
LAVely central d Laundry BicVaIa a.
oO7 South IIth stress
PETERSBURG, Va.
Jos Jarrett, 70l High Pearl "a.
PoUaEKEEPsIR, N Y
W. J. Ellis.
Nelson douse. Market 81
PALESTINE, Texas.
Il. B Barrett,
PIrTsBURa Pa
Jos. Evans, Main Office Ord Ave.
A. A. Charles, $685. Kelly st,
RoPER, N. y.
LenoI Gaylord,
RICHMOND, Va,
W II. white, sol ". Leigh So.
URsAEA, Va.
w. d. dsrris
WnGmG1oN, n. O.
W. 81. Moore. 8 Mulberry "a,
Waco, TEXAS.
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WANTED-sRvEkAL BRIGHT AMI
honest persons To represent us as Man A.
gers IN this and close by counties Sal.
Sy, .tyo year and expenses. Straight,
permanent. Oar referene 5, any bank 10
shy Town It's mainly office work conduct.
- All nome Reference. EnclosA sels.address-
ca stamped envelope. THE DoMIHToN Cow
FANNY. DesI Chicago N'~
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straetion. We must have something
real. something tangible. Therefore,
faith is nothing IL there be not charity.
That 10 why all faith tends to charity.
and In enlightened by it---Rev. Father
Yorke, r. c., San Francisco. TAI.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
An Ohrfln7A

O'Brien (the Fenisn, in a stage whis-
per)--Are yez in favor sv invadin' Can
ady?
Casey-G am that; but there's wan
thing that's botherin' me.
'Phwat Is it?"
How the divil will we be able & git
our arms pasht tn coostoom officials
widout payin' dooty puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24
what Company Are You Keepinrr

There is an old Scotch proverb which
says: Gang a year WI cripple, and
yell limp at the end OF" This is only
another version Of the Scripture prov
erb: He that walketh with wise men
should be wise, but a companion of
fools shall be destroyed."-Baptist
Union.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-02-24

Miss Oldgirl--I never read the horrid
daily papers except for one thing.
Mr.. Hardgall-I suppose that is the
marry-time news.--N.'Y. Journal.
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Southern Herald.
WINsToK, N c,
Sam uel Toliver
WAsHIE aroN, D
e EOoopeI 3os AZ Str
Atlantic Coast Line.
schudule In Effect January II, 1900
TRAINS LEAVE RIoHMoND-BYRDs STREET
STATION

TRAINS LEAVE REORGANIZATION STREET
STATION
300 A. NJ, nsily. Arrives Petersburg a.st
A Nofblk u:9q A. a stops
S S At P.Serseurg, waverly and
A. n, WeidSa itas ~ FS.
Il 20 p sAvannah r. SO A. N.
Iseksonyiile rs. A. N, PORT
Wiissa with no Al, ar wing
ooldsboro' 10 p. NJ, wilminR-
Ton IS Pullman sleeper New
York TO JIG ss0nVtle
ii 30 A. N. Daily except Sunday. Arrives
Petersburg IL: S r. NJ, Stopa
Manchester, Drewry's Blaffs.
, =, centri.iA, aud Chester on sisaais
SiAs Z. M, Daily. local. Arrives Peters
burg l:lS p. N. MaEes all stops.
sSo +. NJ, Daily, except Sua1aT. Arrives
Petersbu 6:1S P M Weldon
$40 Z. ID and Rocky Mount, 40
stops.
ssks P. NJ, Daily. Arrives PetersburV "a,
r: M Oon' ectt wi Norfolk and
Western for NoTfolk aad inter-
mediata poiuts; Emporis IA
CONNECTS with A. sGi ID for
stations bs ween Emporia and
LawIesee yiliel, Weldoas % P N
layetteyiile la;l9 a. N av4nnaA
d:OA u M, Jacksonville IL so A
n, FORT I. mpi o:4S P. n.
NSW Lane IL MIDDLE
&EOR 8tA pOINIS.-A rrtViI y
N. AtlAntI IEI5 2. ", SaInsn
Sleeper. new York to wilmins-
tFH, Caarl toR, Jacks NnYilla
Macon. .0
eco Pm. OalIy. Arrives PETERSBURG ess
NJ, Weld "a, Il:9o p NJ MtKes
IocH stops bstse4n Fesersb1rR
and WelAon. Arrives Ggnch-
$50 4, Bristol Vs' ie::4o Va A.
Connects at Emopria f9r
baaVtile. V -, arriving IS NJ
Palm n sleeper kichmond To
1000 P. NJ, DALI e1c,p. sunday. NEW
YOSK a Nd O2IDA SPgCIAE
Arrives Chir!estIh as A. NJ
SsVsnnAh 9;Oi a. m, .ex 40 avila
M, 81 ugusaAe $40 p. NJ,
80 r NJ DaIly. Arrives PesersDorG .Il:ss
Trains Arrive Richmond,
- A. M, Daily, from Jacksonville. s,v.n-
nah, Charles IN. Atlanta. M COZ
re, =. Augusta, ali poiats south
fn a. NJ. DAILY, except NJ Dnday from "a
AuSustl"e, JacSs bAvile SAyAa-
nah a d '.iarI. sJon
e;lS q. M, Daily. excert Sunday. from a.
IAnta, the a., IA eigh, He der
. ~ - So by 1chburg d the Nest
'0' a. H. hn Ialt y, except SuadIy. Peters
500 A. NJ study olIv, from .tant..
1Iheh h, Raj Ugh, Henderson
A Nv a. M.i naliy, except ,unday, from GoISa
boro' end intermediate sationS
=, .os =, NO IolS m Suffolk.
Al ~" M sunday only. hr IN Norfolk Sufl
,o- :, 10 X. md Petersburg.
LOO r ID. Dairy, except sunday from Pa
tersb Irs, to
% r M, pail :, From Norfolk, Suf3olR-
AID Petersburg
d'<e Z. NJ, Daily rom Miami Port Tan.
pa, Jacxso lvI le Savannah
Charlestcn. Wi mlngt n ,.1Idsss
49,, =. b1ro and all points South
Oh" M pa ~ from Petersburg, LyncA.
burg, and Wet
J. R.'KENLY, "a Trs = as ssJ W,
General Manager noSef-
II. NJ. EMERSON,
Senerai Passenger Agent
C-.s. CAMPBELL
DivisionPassenser Agena
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Charity.

Charity.
Very few Of Us can work for an alb
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-06-22
HOTEL FRANcAIS

nUIcl fhANGhIS
Get Hotel est situ6 sur Pile Nlcollet.
une courte distance de pUnion Depot
Bonnes pensions, ct Chambres bien meu
Ices ct blen tenues. Aussl une 6table
pour logger les chevaux,
Prix Moderes
Les h0tes pourront sc procurer dams
Get Hotel des liqueurs les plus purs.
DAVID GAGNER. .np
Al ct 43 Avenue Centr.le
a. Aussi Proprietaire de la Livery ct
Boarding Stable, [Ecurie de Louagel
Carosses, Bogheis, etc Prix Reduits
TELEPHONE 228
II Wilder St., Nicollet Island.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-06-22
ia Malproprete des Pores

La Malproprete des Pores
Extrait de la derniere chroni-
que scientigque de M. Henri de
Parville dams lie Journal des De-
bats:
I'll est bien permits, je pense, de
rendre justice chacun. Les pores
passent partout pour manquer de
propret6. On dit "Immonde COM
me un porc!' Est-ce exact? M. A.
Carrie m'6crit a ce sujet: "Cette
reputation nest sans doute pas
justif6e, car, 81 lanimal est NAL
propre, c'est qu'on lie maintient
malpropre, faute d'eau. J'ai Sc
iourn6, dit-1l, dams un village des
Pyr6n6es, les Aldudes;. ce village
est arose par un petit cours d'eau
tres impide qui en- un certain en-
droit, forme bassin. Chaque famil-
le 6leve plusieurs pores qui ont le
droit de circuler librement dams le
paws. Je fus 6tonn6 de voir tous
ceux que je rencontrais extreme
ment propres ct montrant a ira
vers leurs soies une chair rose ap-
petissante. J'eus vite Replication
de cette particularit6. Chaque jour
on meme les pores 3 la rivl6re; lis
entrent dams leau ayec une salts
faction visible, nagent admirable
ment ct prolongent leur balm avec
une v6ritable volupt6. Je crois que
l'on peut conclure de cette obser-
vation que le pore 6prouve le be-
soin de Sc baigner ct quill SO vau-
tire dams la fange dams le cas- seu-
lement Oh il ma pas d'eau claire
q So disposition Ain d'etre fx6
sur son goat, il serait n6cessaire
de le soumettre q une epreuve
consistante a le placer entire une
mare d'eau stagnante ct infecte,
ct un ruisseau courant ct limplde.
On yerrait bien s'ii h6siterait.
.sJe commence q croire que po-
sitivement on calomni6 le pore.
Au fait, pourquoi serait-il malpro-
pre-, Get animal q soies? CONNIE je
7oudrais sayoir sill est yraiment
propre par temperament ou NAL
propre par n6cessit6! Qui nous
renseignera? 2?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-06-22
VILLEBOIS- MAREUIL

La sympathie populaire pour les
Beers ca France tenda diminuer.
Ce fait est dh en- grsnde partie aux
remarquables lettres du lieutenant
Galopaud, un jeune oficier fran
Gals compagnon intine du d6funt
colonel de Villebois Mareuil don't
il fut l'aide-de-c camp. Le lieutenant
Galopaud continue 8 servir dams
larm6e du Transvaal, etses lettres
que l" "Matin' "a pubi6es sont con-
sid6r6es CONNIE des documents
historiques les plus importants
|qu'un observateur nIilitaire COM
p6tent ait encore foarnis sur la fa-
CON don't les Beers font la guerre.
Les revelations du lieutenant ga
lopaud, font cesser les illusions au
sulet des Beers.
Dams une correspondence dat6e
du Ii avril, le lieutenant Galopaud
mentionne un long chapitre de
griefs du colonel de vi Vilebois Ma
,reuil, lequel SO plaignait de Pobs-
tination stupide, de l'6troitesse
d'esprit ct de la mesquine jalousie
don't il 6tait l'objet de Ia part des
chefs beers qui ont onstamment
agi de faeon q faire echouer tous
ses plans, ct FONT empech6 dex6-
cutter le proJet quill await concu de
tenter 1'attaque de Ladysmith avec
le principal corps de l'arm6e boer
ct de prendre vigoureusement lof-
fensive apres la d6faite des An
glais 3 Colenso.
LIE lieutenant Galopaud declare
que les chefs beers mont jamais
suivi les conseils du colonel de
Villebois Mareuil; on ma jamais
pu non plus les persuader de prem
DIRE loffensiye chaque fois qu'ils
auraient pu profter de leurs vic
torres. De Villebois- Mareuil 6tait
d6courag6 par les fausses promes-
ses ct les intrigues des Beers.
Lorsqu'il a etc envoye . la fronti6-
re de i Quest, il 6t6 l'objet dune
opposition ct dune jalousie SEM
blables de la part dug6n6ral Cron-
je, qui, en- r6ponse aux Representa-
tions du colonel franeais, lorsqu'il
lui q -fait srenarquer las danger de.
ga position ct les b6vues quill COM
mettait en- s'obstinant de ne pas
P6couter, a dit:
Vous ne m'apprendrez rien de
ce qui concerne la guerre. J'ai
combattu ct j'ai chass6 dams tout
ce pays avant que vous soyez au
monde.
Apres cette r6ponse, Villebois-
Mareuil tourn6 les talons ct
quite Cronje, qui CONNIE ravait
pr6dit le colonel, a 6t6 fait prison
nier quelques jours aprAs, avec ses
quatre mile hommes.
Les lettres du lieutenant colonel
Galopaud sont tres int6ressantes,
elles mentionnent non settlement
des fats historiques mais elles
contiennent des descriptions qui
augmentent l'int6ret du r6cit. Ces
lettres sont beaucoup lues q Paris
ct leur publication a permisaux Pa
risiens de SO faire une id6e precise
du caract6re des Beers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-06-22

AUX sOURDS- One dame IL
che, qui etc gu6rie de SO surdit6
ct de bourdonnements d'oreille par
les Tympans artifciels de Z L'INsT1-
TUT NICHOLSON, a remis q Get
instltut la somme de 25, 1000 francs
atm que toutes les personnes sour
|des qui n n'ont pas les moyens de Sc
procurer les Tympans puissent les
avoil gratuitement S'adresser 3
| L'lNsTITUT NICHOLSON, 78G, EIGHT
AVENUE, New YORK.
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"a condnuer.)

Belanger ct Gle, 1900 avenue
Central N. e. invite tous leurs
compatriotes de la vile ct de Ia
campagne q leur faire une visite
D leur magasin de Hardes-faites,
Chspeaux chaussures, Etc, Nos
stocks pour hommes ct garcons
sont complets. Telephone.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-06-22

~ Mgr Zardetti qui est maintenant q
Rome, chanoine de Ste Marie MaJeure,
consulteur de plusieurs congregations
ct assistant au tr0ne pontifcal, lest un
grand ami des Canadiens ct des 6veques
de cette province quill a Gu occasion de
rencontrer pendant les deux annees gull
a habite au College Canadien.
N. D. L. r.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-06-22

En- 1893, le 8 Juliet, Champlain
arrivait a Quebec, y construisait
quelques cabanes pour lui ct les
stems, ct commencait 3 y defricher
des terres qui SO trouyerent ferti-
les.