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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-04
A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agre
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
Of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
KENDRICK Co.. r. A. DROWN & Co.,
w. H. GLADDING, F.MART1N. HOrrH BARpr
W. II. MILES 4 Co.,
-, dRANlTEvn.LE, j. Il. DIX, EAST BARRE,
W. Il. POOLE & Co.,
EAST BARRE, +. A. AINswoRTu,
w ~ WILLIAMSBURG,
K. N. ALDRICH. GRANITEvInLE,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-04

Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Il. ?. Kin
ney have returned from Planfield
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
stop It.

A prominent young business man,
whose name frequently appears on
the police court calendar on q
charge OF drunkenness furnished an
opportunity TO the Magistrate to
give lecture which all hope will
have beneficial result on the young
man. The magistrate said that he
did not consider it proper that any
discrimination should be made be.
tween those who are we'll to do and
those who were poor. He had with
deep regret noticed tho name OF the
young man in question on the ca
lendar OF the Court for weeks, and
he noticed that some times the
culprit was asked to- put up $l2 as
bail aud. at othsEj timss only Sc,
necessary for him TO escape iaco-
-to.iace meeting with the Judge.
His Honor sbggested that IL the
young mau should be arrested
again for drunkenness he should be
released only on such bail az
would compel him to; come into
Court, aud then the - Magistrate 5
would consider the adyisability Of
ssndinR him to jail iustesd OF al
lowing him 70 commit sn offense
az sinst the law and e1piste it by
adding some Of his surplus to the
treasury tuIPlns, E y. ,;ae8Git
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

We do not understand the reason
why the election returns are not yet
in the hands of the officials. Tho
neglect has created q strong auspi-
cion in the minds Of the Hawaiianr,
who are apt to believe that the
d - haole will put ny,kind Of
obstacle in the way Of Mr.. Wilcox
goingto Washington. Even if the
government has to charter steam
er it should be in position to issue
the necessary certificate enabling
Mr.. Wilcox to take his seat at the
opening OF Congress. We hardly
believe that Mr.. Dole will use small
subterfuges to prevent the man
elected by thepeople, from taking his
seat in Washington. A new eleo-
tion would simply mean an over
whelminR majority for Wilcox. We
hope the delegate will take tho
,Aotangi and take no chances to be
quarautiued in San Francisco.
D (ole) v. =
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

pines, should be- resolutely opposed
by the new society.
As the continued movement TO
increase the disproportion OF males
hnds its springs Of action in the
sugar industry may it not be the
part OF wisdom to say to our sugar
barons that, while we recognize the
Importance OF their industry from q
money point OF view. we do not fnd
any comfort in the proposed impor-
tation of Africans and soldiers, for
the reason that experience in many
lands only goes to show that they
are not promoters Of social purity.
The fact 10 that the great profits
Of the sugar industry, perhaps in
particular cases rather than in q
general sense, makes 1t onlytoo easy
for certain barons to work their
sweet will in'tho matter, OF import
ing laborers for their estates. If
profits Of our sugar bsrons were in
ell casss Legitimate they would not
furnish 80 much money for schemes
for increasing our population Of
males. It is the illegitimste profit
that helps to the undoinR OF heal
thy social. conditions In these isl.
ands. Following this train OF
thought might it not be practical
for the new society, in the srdor OF
its initial effort, to tackle the facts
concerning the promotion aud fot,
alton OF Kihei and othel kindrsd en-
'terpTiaeai Z, A.,.s & !a,f.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
zHx MTNAoE TO HAwAI1ANs.

Another society has been organiz-
cd in this city to combat vice in all
its forms and wo welcome 1t 40 an
other element in the "witch's cald-
ron" that this territory. represents at
this time. Owing to most unnstur-
al conditions We have an overwhelm
ing majority Of males in our populA.
tion and consequently most wretch
ed forms OF vice prevail. Theiob-
vious way to cure this condition OF
affairs, which thrsstsns our whole
social fabric, is to,inorease tho num-
bsr OF females. This being the case
any sttempt to increase the dispro.
portion OF males by importing males
Of the African race, or even dis.
charged soldiers from the Philip.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
WILL HE RRs1aN.

Governor Dole ought to resign
before he 10 asked to do so by Presi'
dent Mckinley. Through misrepro.
centation Dole was appointed frat
Governor Of the Territ ory, and the
mistake has already been proven by
the result OF the territorial elections.
II Mr.. Dole INSISTS in hanging onto
his job and thereby preventing har-
mony from reigning supreme here,
his friends will find that their error
in helping him to his appointment
will be very costly. Tho Legislature
which meets in february cannot
work in harmony with Mr.. Dole.
We cannot risk that the radical
measures which will be proposed in
our 6 rat session shall become law
simply to spite Mr.. Dolls and his
faction. With q Governor in touch
with tho people,, the Legislature
will, soon forget tho policy Of re.
venRe which undoubtedly was felt
at tho ballot box, and 7listsn"to Con-
servative and sensible methods. But
the Hawsiishst have mot yet forgot
ten or forgiven the rub-it-in policy
carried on by Mr., Dole and his fol-
lowers. We believe that Mr.. Nc
Kinley will confer 8 great boon on
Hawaii if@he would persuade Mr..
Dole to step down and out and offer
the governorship to Mr.. Parker, Mr..
Damon or Prince David. We mon
tion these names AS those who,. to
our experience, would be the most
likely to be in touch with the terri.
torisl legislature, with Congress,
and with our people. Whether any
OF them would accept the office we
cannot tell, but we think that each
OF our nominees is sufficient of q
patriot to sacrifice personal inter-
ests for spell to help US out OF the
muddlein which the Territory is with
Dole at the head OF affairs. The
territorial Senate will lldecline to ap-
prove Of Dole's ministry" To save
the official scalp Of bis friend Row
ell, Mr.. Dole will declare war
against the Legislature and then
the fun will commence and the fur
hy. We have nothing, personally
against Ar. Dole, except his appar-
snt inability to make himself scarce,
but the people who won this cleo
tion want to see hr. Dole American
lied and submit to a government OF,
for and by the people.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
AnarcHistic Antics.

An attempt was made last night
to blow up the residence OF Manuel
Peters the gardener at the Kame-
hameha schools. The house was
blown to pieces but the inmates
were fortunately not injured. The
whole neighborhood was scared,
however, and several young ladies
in the vicinity tainted. The mis-
creAnt has not yet been found but the
police has got . clue. Pstsrs 10 .
faithful old Portuguese who for
years has been iu tho employ OF tho
schools and it. is suspected that
envy was the cause OF the attempted
crime. The boys and girls at the
schools took the explc sion with
great calmneCs. 1t wssn't the frst
time they had been "blown up."
q
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20


We presume that the Republican
aud Mr.. A. B. Loebenstei1 fuow;
what they are talking about when
they charge Sheriff Andrews with
all kind Of felonies.. The INDrrEs-
DENT has certainly never been. up-
holding the -"Rsd. Czsro oi Maui
ahd Hawaii, but We draw the line
when Mr.. Loebenstein through
Judge Humphreys paper insinustes
that any kolohe business on the part
OF the "Czar" was approved by. the
High Sheriff. Andrews and the
polics department should now be
heard from.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

=
As onr Surplus is pau there is no
reasons why We should encounter
another bubonic plague experience
The legislature will hardly approve
of another scare acting - . leach
on the public moneys. Tho bu-
bonic plague was . fake hero and
California 10 evidently taking Q les.
son from Honolulu, ~, ,,-..,,. =. e,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
phone, B7e.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-11-20
ron SALE.

35O0 HOUSE AND LOT ON
Liliha Street near King. Only small
cash payment received. Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE a. co.
III 206 Merchant Street.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-07-04

1t is not only without an
equal, but has no rival in
quality and quantity of re-
liable information published
every week. It's circulation
is already the largest ot any
paper published in the dis
trict. both locally and in
other communities and
states, and is growing rap
idly. As an advertising
medium THE MINER stands
at the head of the list, as its
columns demonstrate. Ad-
vertising. like everything
else, is worth little or moth
ing If it costs little or moth
ing. THE MINERS rates are
reasonable.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-07-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Following is the list Of letters remain
ng unclaimed in the post Office at Sump'
er, Ore, for the month ending June
9th. 1900:
Jacob Minor. Mr. EE
Webb Morris. Charley
'aker. Jim V Moore. Davii A
'auer. Frank Murch. AEs
u,er, Mrs q N Myers. Shirley
riggs. John Nensen. \
riggs. WV Nichols. RottH
riggs. EN- Nolan, J
rowninH. Mrs Carrie OBrien. Nellie
rooks. Page. Wk
ro~n. M Patterson. IN
.arrall. Miss Jennie Ray. Csllir
ole. Richard r Reed. n
one. NIB Riley. Whil>om
ook. James Rottner. Charles
row. LG Rowe. Mrs Alice
ummins. Mrs Robert Scott. Davidp
like. Ida Scro'eberg, ASri
dwaris, Mrs Simmons. Ms Emma .
iwaris. Rev wmRs Shelton. EO
llige. Ralph Smith. Sc
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ranks, W. STEPHENS. Frank
rost. Miss Ida Stewart. Mrs Ida
iancaives. Mrs Mariana Warrick. Cha>
|ail. d. Watson. n HAN
|orrockS, James d Watson. b
|rai. PIP Weaver. Mrs Belle
|owarJ James Weedman. ] D
|ughes. John Welsh. Ell
ohnsen. Artemus W. Whitse,i. Jessie
ohnsrn. Mrs Emma Williams. Nollir
ohnsrn. MS Williams. Crawford
ones. W wills, Et
ate, DR. Wilson. Erei
arson. Henry Wor>ham. RIP
immons, e. Wright. Mrs Ellen
oftus. n n Young. Julia
SathewS. hA Young. Miss "A
Mccullough. Ben iuras. Mihicic
ierker. tn iuras, Mates
tilier. Mrs nellie
The above letters will he held " iays after whici
,er VII he sent to the dead letter oihce. Person,
allir x Tor same viii give date - advertisement.
F.G. JFwETT. Postmaster.
Go to fenner Il Worthington for al
Kinds Of engineering.
Columbia beer, brewed In Sumpter, !.
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Including North Pole, l.. L.. Gilman. Ohioani al
accn, mines.
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LINES " THE
Sumrter Transportation Co.
CARRYING u. $. MAILS.
SuMprrR. CANYON ROUTE.

Connecting ~ Austin with stages tor Canyon Ci'>
Nni Interior pont>.
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Follow ing is the list Of letters remain.
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ter, Ore, for the month ending June
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! OF iuii information caii On ~ address
w. n. HuRibuRr
GrN'i PASS. Agent.
PORTLAND. orr
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21
NOEL! NOEL!

Noel! No6l.... saluons la nais-
sance du Dieu-Sauveur. R6jouis-
sons-nous!.... Hosanna! Glolre
au Seigneur!
C'est lie grand jour, jour solen-
mel, on tous les peoples de la terre
s%'unissent pour rendre homage
au Dleu des nations, ct c6l6brer sa
gloire ct So magnlfcence. Aux
quatre coins de la terre, des mil
Tiers d'adorateurs sont allies Sc
prosterner a ses pieds.
Malgr6 la tempete, lie froid, la
pluie, mes braves compatriotes
Won't accourir en- foule au temple
divin, chanter les No6ls joyeux.
LIE r6veillons, en- famllle, on
s'endormira doucement dams la
plus profonde qui6tude.
Riches ct pauvres, puissants ct
fables, tous ont leur part de ces
]oies anticip6es du cie]; tous, sans
exception, sans distinction, ont
leur place au celeste banquet. Et
les quelques branches de saule qui
petillent dams Tatre de la che MI
nee de sa miserable hutte sont,
D .ur lie pauvre prol6taire, une oc.
casion de re jouissances tout aussi
grandes que I6norme buche sous
des lambris dores ct projette SO
famine dams la maison luxurieuse
DIES envi6s de la terre.
Hosanna!.... Gloire au Sci
gneur!.... Cest I'm cri universal,
ct devant les joies de l'heure pre-
sente, bien DIES malheureux ou-
blient les %tristesses du lendemain.
Plus de larmes!.... Jesus est ne!
ct tells s'endormirent, ce soir-la, lie
occur pleln d'esperance, que ne re-
veilla pas lie jour du l'endemain...
Mails Dieu veille sur eux; il les
sauvera!....
La fete de Noel est une DIES plus
bellies ct des p us imposantes, en-
meme temps qu'une DIES plus an
ciennes fetes du Christianisme,
Son origine remonte aux premiers
si6cles de l'ere chr6tienne. pressure
au berceau de l'Eg Use d'Occideut
C'6tait alors une fete mobile, ct on
la celebrate tantot au mols de mai:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21
CANADA

Charlottetown, [ du P. E.-Les
elections provinciales generates
ont Gu lieu aujourd'hui. LIE gou-
vernement Farquharson, liberal, a
etc soutenu par une majorite de
HUT.
Arthur Weir, Fun des plus
briIlants Journalistic d'Ottawa, s'est
suicide, dams sd chambre en- Sc IL
rant IN coup de pistolet dams la
t6te.
Lachine-M. L.. B. Pigeon, au-
trefois MARIE de Lachine, ct lie plus
vieux citoyen de cette vile, est
mort, pres les 6cluses de Lachine.
II await SO ans.
Montr6al.-Pour prouver ses
BONES intentions ct la
sincerit6 de ses declaration patrio-
tiques, lie gouvernement Parent a
resolu d'encourager par tous les
moyens possibles lie movement
de Requirement de nos c%ompatrio-
ties etablis aux Etats Unis. C'est
dams ce but quill a organise, Get
hiver une serie de conferences que
ses agents donneront dams les
Etats- Unis de la Nouvelle-Angle-
terre.
St-Rock.-Le reverend Joseph
Israel Courtemanche, que la mala-
die inclinait vers la tombe depuis
plusieurs ann6es, Went d'y descen-
Dire en- important les regrets de
tous ceux qui FONT connu. Avec la
precision quill await CONSIGNMENT
mise en- toutes chooses Il a pu sui
vre les progress de son NAL ct en-
pr6voir lie terrible d6nouement. Ce
n'6tait d'ailleurs que pour sly
mieux pr6parer, ce gull fait sans
frayeur ct avec toute la resignation
DIES saints.
St. Hyacinthe.-O agite actueI-
lement la question de la construc-
ton de la llgne DIES Chars Urbalns,
don't lie r6seau %couvrirait la vile
ct s'6tendralt jusqu'a St-Denis ct
St-Charles. Des negotiations pa
raissent enhances pour l'achat du
Pont Centre pour l'usage du tram
way ct Oh croft quill serait egale-
ment ouvart a Ia llbre circulation
des voitures ct DIES pie ons. On
ajnute meme en- certains QUARTERS
que lie nouvel 6lu au Parlemeut de
Quebec, M. Joseph NORM, aura,t
dit que son premier soin q Qlebec
serait de faire acheter tous les
points pour en- rendre Ia circulation
libre, CO qui faciliterait l'annexion
de IL vile, des villages St-Jos-pn
ct LA Providence avec leurs deux
mile ames de population.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21
GRAND BAL

Les danes de la Cour PEtoile
du Nord ont termin6 tous les pre-
paratifs du grand bal qu'elles don
neront lie 81 Dec. 1900. Ellie mont
rien 6pargn6 pour en- faire un sue
ces ct promettent beaucoup d'amu-
sements a toutes les personnes qui
en- %prendront part. Vers )e mi
lieu de la soir6e I'm bon gouter Sc
ra servi a tous les assistants. MN
Henry Demers, T. O. Demers ct
Jos Nault du comit6 de la danse
feront aussi tout en- leur pouvoir
pour lie success de cette soiree.
Billets d'admission avec go1ter
25c. chacun.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21

on ma fx6 lie Is d6cembre CONNIE
date defnitive que vers la fin du
quatrieme steele.
L'usage DIES trois messes qui Sc
celebrent a la naissance du Sau-
veur nous Went de Rome, Oh les
papes c6l6braient lie sacrifice dams
trois 6glises differences.
Cette f6te a subj de notables mo
difcations, mails ellie a toujours etc
lie signe de rejouissances qui, chez
certains peoples, Sc traduisaient en-
DIES ceremonies assez originates.
Au moyen-age, dams I'Eglise doc
cident c'6tait DIES jeux sc6niques
Oh lon representa- les mysteries
de la nativit6, entremel6s de chants,
de cantjques joyeux. Dams d'autres
endroits, c'6tait une serie de re-
presentations, suivies de danses ct
chansons qui COMMENCEMENT a mi
mutt, ct Sc prolongeaient jusqu'au
matin. Entire temps, on faisait col
ldUlOu, pour 6tIe Ml6uA eu etdl ue
supporter les fatigues de la mutt.
BIT c'est de Ia que nous sont venus
les r6veillons don't nous avons reli-
gieusement conserve la coutume.
Apres lie repes, on b6nissait la bu-
che de Noel en- l'arrosant dun vim
g%6nereux.
Chez les peoples modernes, Far
bre de Noel existe t%ouJours, avec
cette difference qu'ou ne larrose
plus, ct, dams les campagnes, on
accroche a ses branches les iouets
ct les fruits dest;ne5 a etre donnes
en- cadeau aux enfants, &c qui fait
de Noel la fete privil6giee DIES en-
fants.
Protestants ct catalogues c6le-
brent la Noel. Les Anglais en- ont
fait leur plus grande fete religieu-
Sc, sous lie nom de "Christmas". A
mes lecteurs ct a mes charmantes
lectrices, ]e souhaite I'm merry
Christmas. "PARIS."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21
ETATS-UN!S.
WASHINGTON

Mime L'amirale Dewey Went
d'hGriter de S6S0,00O par la mort
r6cente de sa mere,
On a c6f6br6 en- grande POM
De lie centenaire de Reimbursement
a Washington, du siege du gouver-
nement federal.
Les statistiques de Washing
ton montrent que 81 pour 100 de
la population des Etats- Unis sont
locataires des maisons qu'ils habi-
tent. Parmi les cultivateurs, 81
pour 100 vivent u DIES fermes
lou6es ct, quaint autres, dix
sept pour cent occupent DIES terres
hypoth6qu6es dams lear pleine va
leur. Sur une population de 70
O00,0 900, la moiti6 de la fortune to-
tale %appartlent a $4,000 individus.
La commission DIES poids ct
measures, a la chambre DIES repre-
sentants, a decide a l'unanimit6 de
faire I'm rapport favorable concer-
nant le bill presents par M Shat
roth en- vue de substituer lie sys-
teme m6trique francais au syste.
me AMERICAN pour les poids on
mesure de quantit6 ct de distance.
L'6poque fx6e pour l'adoption
du nouveau systemic est lie Ter jan
vier 1903. LIE rapport de la COM
mission appelle lattention sur lie
fait que la Russie a r6cemment
adopte lie systeme m6trique de sor-
tie que les Etats- Unis ct la Grande
Bretagne sont les deux seules ma
tons civilis6es qui ont conserve
lancien systemic.
On est a pr6parer une autre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21

grande grove des mineurs pour lie
mois d'a7ril proclaim. LIE pr6si-
dent Mitchell ct ses lieutenants
travaillent jour ct mutt pour orga-
niser les hommes. Lors de la der
Mere grove, Mitchell n'avait avec
luique 5000 hommes sur les l42-,
600 mineurs quill y a aux Etats
Unis, il pretend les avoir tous au
mois d'avril proclaim. L'un1on
gagne beaucoup en- force tous les
jours, les ouvr1ers s'afilient par
~centaines q la fois. Mitchell con-
tr6le actuellement les districts NIL
neurs de lIllinols ct travaille
maintenant l'Ohio, la Virginie o.
cidentale, lie Kentucky, ct lie Mary
land. es hommes he SO cement
pas pour avouer qu'ils doivent Sc
METRE en- grove au mois d'avril
proclaim ct ills mont pas l'inten-
ton d'ici a &c temps Ia de travail
Ter pour amasser une reserve de
Charlton parce qu'alors les propri6-
taires pourront attendre en- paix
ct combattre leurs pr6tentions
sans avoir beaucoup a souffrir.
Des deux cot6s on s'attend a une
rude bataille ct DIES preparations
substantielles Sc font.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21
sOIREE

Un bon nombre DIES Danes de
Ia cour IEtoile du Nord Sc sont
rendues mardi dernier au soir a la
residence de Nine Pierre JAS
min. dams lie but de lui causer
une surprise avant son depart pro-
iet6 pour lie Nevada Oh est actuel-
lement son mari M. Jasmin. MATS
la surprise a plutot tourn6 en- IA
veur DIES danes visiteuses qui ont
appris que deux jours %auparavant
Nine Jasmin s'6tait decidee de
roster a Minneapolis. Ellie attend
meme lie retour de M. Jasmin
de jour en- jour. Malgr6 CO cnan-
cement tout coptribua a l'amuse-
ment. II y cut jeu de c%artes, chants
musique, gigues etc. Les p1ix du
]eu de cartes furent gagnes par
Nine Nora Demers, Ter prix ct
Nine A. Chouinard, prix d'encou-
ragement. Vers ONE heures un
succulent gonter fut servi ct III
quel toutes les danes frent hon.
neur.
A une heure avancee toutes SO
reti1erent enchant6e de la soir6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21
Comment est Ceci

Nous offrons cent dollars pour
aucun cas- de Catarrhe qui ne peut
etre gu6ri par lie Halls .Catarrhe
Cure.
F, j. CHENEY & Co. Propres
Toledo Ohio.
Nous les sousign6s avons connu
F j. Cheney depuis Is ans ct
nous lie croyons etre parfaitement
honorable ct fnancierement capa-
BILE de remplir toutes obligations
fa1tes par leur soci6t6.
WEST & TRAUx, Wholesale Drug
gist, Toledo Ohio.
WALDING KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, 0.
LIE Halls Catarrhe Cure est
pris int6rieurement ct agit direc-
tement sur lie sang ct les surfaces
muqueuses du systeme. Certif-
cats gratis.
Adressez: E. J. Cheney & Go.
Toledo, Ohio.
Nendu par les droguistes, prfx
75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les
meilleurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-12-21

dansa un cotillon. II y a quelques
mois a peine, ellie fit son dernie1
voyage a Montreal.
On a pendu la semaine der.
Mere, a Paris, dams lIllinois, un
nomme John Owen, autrement dit
John Radcliffe. Ce condamn6 a
marche a G'echafaud sans d6voiler
son identit6 ct sans exprimer de
regret nj de remords. Quand il a
passe en- jugement, il a refuse avec
Destination de repondre a l'inter-
rogatoire du 1uge. II s'est recon
nu coupable du crime don't on Fac
susait ct il a ii aux 6clats quand lie
JUICE a proronc6 contre lui la SEN
tence de mort. II ne vou!ait rece-
volr dams So cellule aucun minis
tire protestant; il ma pas besoin,
dit-il, autour de lui ces precheurs
assommants. Ii ACUTE: "Person-
ne ne salt mon nom; tout 10 mon
de ignore d'od je viens."
Cleveland, O.,--D'apres une let
tire dun 6tudiant en- medicine a
Vienne. la science est a accomplir
une gu6rison DIES plus remarqua-
bic pour la surdit6 dams lie cas- de
Mile Alta Rockefeller,
la file du millionaire
AMERICAN, John D. Rockefeller.
La lettre SO lit ainsi:
"Un DIES cas- m6dicaux les plus
6tonnants lei est celui de Mile AL
ia Rockefeller, qui est sous les SONS
dun DIES plus grands m6decins de
/ univers. Je mai pas besoin den
trer dams une description techni-
nique du cas-, mails il est DIES plus
Grange. lis nous dissent que les
chirurgiens sont a faire pousser de
nouveaux NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GU tympans-dans les oreilles de
la file.
"Une telle operation ma etc JUS
fate ayec success que dams
I'm on deux a au plus, ct toute la
chose est tenue lei sous lie plus
profond secret. La surdit6 de
Mile Rockefeller a etc lie r6sultat
dune attaque de fevre typhoide,
il y a DIES annees pass6es. En-
grandissant, ellie est devenue de
plus en- plus soutde On dit qu'un
de ses tympans a parfaitement
pousse ct que l'autre va bien. La
patiente est surveill6e avec lie plus
grand soin ct on l'empeche den
tendre aucun son aigu on rude.
On pretend qu'elle pourra bientot
recouvrer l'ouie ct qu'elle saura
prefer roreille a n'importe quel
son, a partir dune cornemuse en-
en- montant."