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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
TWELVE CHICAGO
Men INDICTED .;I|'|;
Charged With 4 Efforts, to Pre-
,a5 vent Witnesses From III
Testifying, a.5f1
(Bv Associated Press.)

"a CHICAGO, ILI., December 5.-TwelYe
indictments were voted Tonight in con-
inection with alleged efforts to keep wit
nesses from testieying against John Bal
longer, accused of assaultlng a non-un!on
man, and Pelkus, charged with accept
ing a. brihe to delete the case against
Gallagher from the. call Of the Criminal
Court. The men against whom !ndict-
mcnts were voted are; .s3,.
j. b. Wilson, James Armstrong. ], r..
Kingshury, Charles l., Nv hite, John H..
Mahoney. William Cleft, Paul Liprert,
Gustav sauer, Samuel Grlmblat and Phil
Up i. Angel.
Electrical Workers Union, Klngsbury is
said to have been q party to the plan
to keep Lippert away from Chicago
White, Mahoney, Cleft and Armstrong
were members q the Advisory Board ~
been paid 70 Pelkus. Llppert u the WIT.
ness who fled. and Eauer. ar! /, a q
KuSvledge Of The payment of the bride
money to Felkus. s D.. t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
THE GOVERNORSHIP.
Attorney. General w. q. Ander-
!sst :,jB son Makes a Statement.

IA, representative Of The Times-Dispatcf
called az, .Attorney-Gen Anderson yes
terday5 and asked him as to the rumors
recently circulated to the effect that he
would probably not he candidate Tor
the, governorship In 1905
Major Anderson stated In reply that
lid had never authorized the statement
that, he would not DO. q candidate for
Governor two years hence, His name,
he ssaid,ishad been eatedly connected
with the tgubernutorialt nomlna ton dur
ins the past two years, without any sl'g-
Eestion,., directly Or indirectly, from HIM.
and assurances of strong support In the
event Of his candidacy had been gener-
o,sly3 given him from every section Of
the state. n In view OF these he had not
Indicated to any ono Il purpose not to
be a candidate, but he regarded Is ms pre-
mature to announce at this time his can
didacy for IN office, which would not
bG filled for two years.
ssMujor,N Anderson further stated thaV
there we're some considerations which
might make 1t advisable for him to be n
candidate for recollection to the office no
nov holds He stated, however, that he
would determine tho question as to his
candidacy and make his decision known
in ample time for action by the voters
liz the primary, which Will choose the
nominees OF tho Democratic party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
PRIMARY BILL.
Members Of Congress Favor the
u e%NKeezell Measure.

Tho Keezell primary plan, now pending
hi tho state Senate ID not favored gen
orally by the Virginia members OF Con-
grcss, It Is said, and there seems to ba
no vigorous effort on unybody's part 70
,plsh the measure IN the Senate. Mr.. kee-
xoll, It's patron, states that he had no
purpose In offering the bill except to
meet objections that he had heard on I'LL
sides to the present primary plan, but
personally he cares very little whether
the bill be enacted or not. II the General
Assembly wishes it. It Is Mt liberty to pass
or amend. It as 1t chooses.
1T is said that the members OF Con-
gress are generally satisfied with the
present primary plan and prefer 1t 10
the bill now pending; In fact. the general
Impression is thnr the members Of Con
gress now In office standsTa better chance
of-re,eection under the primary bill than
otherwise for the reason that with
several asp!rants he can generally poll
Ia larger vote than tho divided opposI-
tion, whereas IN Il convention the man
who got the least vote In The primary
might be the successful Faspirant Il
i The fact that the Virginia Congress-
mon /, generally favor, the present nrl-
mary plan With the Ross!billty Of EI,aor!ty
IT..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
~ I
100000
PLEAD GUILTY.
Former City Officials Acknowl-
edge Wrong-D Doing. a.
nv Associated Press,) IL.

Is GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, Dec. 6.-As
was expected, six ex-city officials. whe
had waived examination In Police Court
on the charge OF accepting bribes.: from
.cx-Clty Attorney Liant x. Salisbury. went
into the Superior Court to-day, and plead
ed guilty. Judge Newnham deferred SEN
tcnce, leasing them on bonds, to.appear
Whenever ordered by the court, These
sell. ex-mernber OF, the Board OF Public
Works. and ex-Alderman John y. Dono.
van Clark Socurn. ] ohm: NJ cI.achlln. Rey-
norl stonehouse and Abraham. Ghyseis
pronounced BY the court each OF those
who have pleaded guilty to accepting n
bride will be- forever dlsqualiiled from
holding a public office OF trust. This pro-
vision is Included In the statute prescrtb.
Ing the punishment in such cases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
BETTING NOW 1FAv0Rs
Mr.. THOS. r.. KEMPER

From those who ought to be in a posi-
ton to know something about tho sub
ject it was learned last night that Mr..
Thomas Il. Kemper, Mt present and for
many years past, head bookkeepcr at the
state penitcntiary. will almost certnin-
is be elected superintendent Of that In
stitutton BY the Board of Directors to-
morrow.
This opinion, which was prevalent
among good judges of politics on all
sides was being backed up by offers
to wager ten to one on his election with
M takers,
mock county, ana Is about forty-fiyc years
OF age. lie is Il brother of Mr.. James
T. Kcmpcr, Of Stnunton, presidential tho
Long Distance Telephone Company, OF
Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
PROBABLY FATAL
HUNTING ACCIDENT
Brothers Huntingaa and the Gin
Of One Discharged. Into tllcSas
Back Of the Other. 533s
Special to The Times-DIspatch.)

(spec,nl to The Times-Dlspatc ssS
SUFFOLK, a VA, Dec: 5..-To-nisht
Tonic Byrd. white, thlrty-five years old:
is dying ut his home, near WhalcYvillo.
Va. as a result OF gunstot wounds ac-l
tcidcntally inflicted by his brother, Jovan
Byrd. this afternoon. Tho brothers and
The dogs freed In q thick forest. Jovan.
was thirty feet ahead of Tonic. carryy--
ms his gun on his shoulder, when =
twig caused It to so of, 4 The breach tof
Tones gun. also on ( his shoulder, was
shivered. and tbIrtyiflvc shot entersA
his right. breast, penetrating to}tho cats
9lty. and causing internal bleeding. Only
enc OF tho shot, which were No, 4 was
extracted Whaleyville doctors shy to-
night that Byrd likely will die bofora
day break. gt5 iisg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

nominations under, 1t is regarded with
surprise by many. who thought they were
afraid Of primaries.
Tho probability OF tn eoverthrow or
material amendment of the present pri-
mary plan either by tho General Assem-
bly, or by the next State Democratic cons
ventlon is now regarded as small. The bill
may be amended so as to replace the
viva,svocc fea ture with q provision for
ballot primaries. but even this is by no
means certain. t#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
AMATEUR! !. ssllH EAT {: Il! !: s.
Two II Lodges 81 Elks at Wilson
ii,'t8R Consolidate, /, 4 n:

1 (sBeeIal AoIh a ,Yimes.D lspllch.1g
WLs3S sS S; De d 5tT nsbp} PAY or gYtSs e
heene ut tie Ep|scppal Church was quite
slv. Ihe' east, vas composed q. local,
Howard r.. Jones', Benford Harriss, Mrs
II. ii. tEaine. Miss nan plnnGh, Miss
Julia Herring and Master Cecil iiales.
I.odeg OF Elks have consolidated, the for
mer.sturnfngt over their nicely Inrn ished
clpb rooms, and !; heco'ning members SO! ct
The order, The, Elks nov number ABOUT
'iiiia most popular and successful business
men or the city, trf ists. NJ mi Ns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
All Have Corn.

Charlie Grow Is husking corn. for Al
Robertson.
Jim Fife had his fingers broken in a
corn shelter.
VIII Marcelus is husking corn for Jim
Hawkins.
Porter Loomis found a shotgun In their
corn crib last Friday. 1t is supposed to
DO the ono that was taken from the
Plumb ranch.
MIR. Graham has lumber on tho ground
for new corn crib.-Emporia (kan)
Gazette. 33f 4 IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Turning Point in Parker's Life.
Judge Parker Is thinking Of learning n
trade. lie says no does not know wheth-
or to learn 10 ,iplap watergaps or to
paint gates, We should advise the jndge
to got some more renters and paint gates.
- Cass Caunty MOI Leader,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Fires North and South,

tDy Associated lressj
b PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 6.--Tho paint
works of ~ u, Graves & 60, at Broad
Street and Geary Avenue was DESTROYED
rs fire to-day. Loss, 10000; fully 4n-
sured.
GAINESVILLE, TEN. Dec. 1.-THE dry
goods store OF G, T., McCown, IN ms
city, With a large stock OF goods. was
destroyed by fire last nishs. Loss. Sse.ooSi
Insurance. 5000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
An Understanding With Gabriel.

t p j .
About the meanest man that his sa-
tanlc majesty has failed to swoop down
on is tho low-down, contemplate pusil-
luminous cur that takes his country pa
per out OF tho office about six months,
then refuses same, stating that he never
ordered It. and won't pay for i No pa
per should be forced on n man. No good
editor VIII permit II to be done, II a
man doesn't want q newspaper. ana he
hns ordered same. he ought to be honest
enough to pay for what he has got OF II.
and then order 1t stopped There's go
ing to be u mighty warm place for some
OF the son-of-a-gllns when old Gabriel
toots his little b,gle, for stealing these
sroall amounts from 2X4 country editors.
And therell DO weeping and waiing and
something dolng,''--McKinney crex)
Gazette, S F 58SrtMg 5F1 3lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
His Busy Sunday,

Jasper l3lines is on u visit to his
friend. Willahl Boatman. one OF our
and was u serviceablc and
attendant to the exercises by
bro. Cameron. at Grace Chapel, Satur-
day and Sunday nights. During the day
Sunday bis devotion no less ardent. were
at another shrine, in the vicinity, where
his heart emotions were no less happl-
fed -KnhOka (MoD Review.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
off Their Sanctun1s.

H County editors are putting In their odd
moments visiting. Editor Shafer Of the
Brunswick Herald, is reported to have
visited Editor Hamilton, Of tho Hnsers-
town Mail, Editor White, Of the Snow
hill Messenger. dropped In on the sane
tlm stn(f of tho Salisbury Courier, and
Editor Ash. OF the Cecil Democrat. paid
the Clestertown Transcript pleasant
call" 1t Is delightful to contemplate this
blothcrly fccling,-Raltimore News,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Onlv One Heel Hit.

Nathan Stlfft Is carrying his chin in
sling as the result OF an experience with
IL playful horse at the residence OF his
brother. He was driving the animal from,
tho yard when suddenly It let hy with
both heels, ono OF which struck Mr.,
Stiff on his chin, INJECTING q painful,
hut not serious, wound.--Arkansas Ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Hats Off.

Thc Hon Martin a. Calvin took off his
hat to tho farmers az Georgia ut the fair
last week. lffthc truth were known. ev-
CRY farmer in Georgia feels like he ought
to tnlee OFT his hat to Mr., Calvin for tho
and passage OF the vagran-
cy law, that has flooded their fields with
hands at a time when they most needed
then.-Telfair (Gn,) Enterprise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

cny time 1t Is necessary to learn his
lesens. He Is just lko his father-yotl
hlve to learn him with club. Pound
nowledge into him. i wante him to get
1t, and don't pay no atenshen to what
his father says I'll handle dim
Gcary (kan) Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Open co:.re;p'ln Port,

--- --'- IBy (lSsUCIdttW fTtsB,1 -.----.- nj
ZuOUL, GORE.A, Dec 6.-United States;
Minister Allen had aslong interview with
the Emperor Of Corea to-day, on the sub,
Tor tho opening to tho commerce Of tho
world OF the Corea Port Of Win, on the.
Yaiu River. No definite decision wis
arrived at, Tho government has been,
placed In dilemma by the demand Of
the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
CAPT, PI ! u NJ SAYS 5 |! y 5.
.SHOUL|DB||E VOUCHERS 4 !
Continued From First Page.l

he could say. having made his statement
on the stand the other night, In which he
said he had no faith In Mr.. Fisher s word.
and that the latter gentleman lost no OPP
portunity to set M. NJ. M" opposite sums
of money alleged to have been sent here
In various street car matters.
f Below will DO found the statement Sc
cured By Chairman Minor from Mr., VIII
liam Northrop, secretary Of the Passenger
and Power Company, containing such
items as are charged to Captain Plzzln!
on paper furnished the company by
Mr.. Stephen Little, OF New York city
purporting to represent an analysis OF GER
tain large items credited to MIR. George
e. Fisher on tho books Of tn ecomany;
Oct, %, 1OCO-lA., Pzzini. lJr. (M.
NJ. No, one check..... o,6o0.5o
Jan. o, 1904. Ioizzlni, Jr. SER
vices. franchises .......... 60S.05
July. II, 190l--A. Pizzinl, Jr.. SER
vices. franchises ..,......... 1890
Jan. 49, 1e0l--A, Pzzlnl. Jr.. SER
* vices. franchises ............ Gs2.50
Nov. IS, 1000-A. Pizzlnl, Jr., SER
vices. franchises ,........... $500
Feb. s, 19ol-A. Pizzini, Jr., draft
dive months) services, fran
Chis,aS ...,..,....,,.l ..........h ."u.U
Feb. IS. l9Ol--A Pizzlnl, Jr"
draft. services, franchises. 100000
go s.,ryices, franchises ........ 100000
Nov e6, lDo1-s enboard National
Bank check, services, Piz-
zini, draft on G. u, F.,...,, 10000
Nov, 10, 1901-Natlonal Bank
Pm Of Commerce, services. Plz-
zlnl, draft on q, u, F....., 10000
Aprill1s, l0oo-seaboard National
dr r.tt' on d. H. T.,.........,. s,e43oo
Feb. 24, 1904. Pizzinl. Jr., sight
draft paid through seaboard
National Bank (serylces), 2,o63,s5
a'e Vices g, .,.,,......... 100000
Aprll 90, 1O0o-Eectrlc Construc-
ton Company Of Virginia,
-. sight draft on G. r. +.
Ca. IoizzInO ...,,..,,,..,.,.,. l0,0o'W
April "a. 19oo-soaboard Natlomal
PIT z,n,, @ ,.,.....,...,.., 100000
Jan, 30, 100O-Centra National
Bunk "a. Flzzinl) ',.;,..:, 100000
oft s 20, ,icv" 10000
Sent IS, 1O00-Andrew Pizzinl'
n3 Jr,8 services ,,,,,,,',.',,...,. 1853
Oct. s., lnOo-Andrew PlaHln', Jrn =, ].
NJ services ..,,.,,,., ','.,,.''''' oo'1o
NOV, 10. 1s9o-Andrew Plzz'h'' rr sr
II, services .,,,,..,,':,..,','' pto'eo
Oct. 49, 1s9o--Andrew Plzzln1, Jrp ~ -
services .,:.,.,' d. .,,,, IT. 4yV''''9
r 50, toes ....,..,.,.. 4,a06.15
...,i., s7o,5so,s7
Bonds: ga l
a. PIszlnl, Jrs, M, NJ. Martin and
others dncluding 10 bonds
for NJ, M. M. first mort - ooo -
81, gage con. r.. F, 8 T. C.,,,Si-0oVu
A. Pixzini, Jr.. and others, re.
ceipt a., p. as bonds first
mortgage con. r. 3 y = = /, ooo \
COD 3.,..,.,,,- ~ eF5
and sip o}hers, preferrea stock.
Mh n NO. 4. Il B. CO. 300 abare4 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Goes. 10 Porto Rico,

I'fsydney Challla Swamp, feEmerly q n
city. but now employee ~ ne H, araittin "
company. 5!Wlli ieaYas insthe near future
Tors Porto Riep, and there enter 4 in &c,
.Yoyk. Mr. Swami has per feet com E9und
~ fte Spanlsh lang uaRa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Geography OF Harnllns Brulse,
Some cnreless boy or girl threw an 'np-
ple out of one OF the windows OF the
photograph gallery while tho high school
was being taken Friday morning and
Struck ELIZA Harnunl Just west OF the
drug store. INJECTING largo bruse.--
Ilnwklnsvllle (Ky) Republican,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Dr.. H. M. Pain Dead.
fBY AssoclafeIl press. \

1870 ~ (By Ass0clated E'ress.) N n 3155 9f7l
ATLANTA! GA. Dec 5.-Dr. Horacs
NJ. Pain. q leading physician Of New
York state. and one of tho oldest and
bcst-kno homeopathic practitioners IN
the country, died here to-day at the }ressl-.5
cience OF his son.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Ran Over Ills Mouth.

4 John CullIEan, Whose Injury was noted
last week, was run oyer BY the wafer
wagon. Ilc has been unable to take
since his nccldent.--Mag-
nolln (Mim) Advance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Why Alvin Haynes Cut Up
Capers,

ALVIN Haynes was seen few days ago
with his hat In his hand, proAcing up
and down the big road. After getting
him headed Off we learned that It WAS
4 tne -Lauderdale (Tennl Enter.
IIlSe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
MARS. TWain's Wife Ill.

(By, ASsOClh tQu, I'Iess'J "a 9gr a
1'tiFELOREE6' I, ITALY, Dec, 5.-sinco
MRS. Clemens, wife Of Samuel Y. Clemens
MARX Twainl. arrived; here. November
9Th, sic has been $50 tndlsposed that no
one outside her; family has been allowed
toyse her, The weather. Is exceptionally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Educational Pound in Kansas.

one OF our school teachers received the
following note from, the mother OF ono OF
her pupils recently; Dear Ais. You
write me about whipping Sammy. here,
BY gIye you permission TO beet him w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Church Hill wv. G, A.

The Church Hill branch Of the 3Wo-
RAMS Christian Association will hold its
regular meeting ON Tuesday, at +. NJ. 4
at No, 2d05 East Franklin Street B,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
With the Symptoms Below v
You Should Get My Book.
Try Or. Shops Restorative
"A Month At MY Risk. 5I

Not a penny II 1t falls. S58l fTttttaSsl ss7Tr1
It stamp Investment for YOU F sS3st5l
ithme tho price Of six bottles Of Dr. shoops
restorative lot the ne.
month trial lie will not complain for vii tel him
to bill II t falls In your case.
You send money!
take risk.
restorative month. then decide for yourself
YOU druggist 1T did not help that relieves you
Of ali expense you won't say that. f s
to say Ike thousands have said and are saying
greatest remedy ever used asS&8
James Knowles, s3jt& 8'38ss 5ssz.9 In
Wrote me- wilmington, Delaware as.
novsa sa 2ose S Cit
y" The tension from dropsy break
j 81 sssp
ss s5 %
ss. . S;ss $:5s
J; s. sssss s 9
Physicians shake their called like Mr.
Knowles.
s; q '9 %s: Anvil. okla.
u v
f s tor sytore5 my and nov oF ts a ssf
i:
81 @ ::S 81 s y
Wrote me As Granger ST.,
9 y KS amna ny wo ea G ad a e
i'asH be
pharmacy Atlanta It was to cost me nohng 4 Il ia1ed
eating most thing desired am vel now l2ys-e
letter privately
ds e. II ff 81 hs ss hsy S Dc ny
Mr. Renoe my risk
trial I take all the risk to show
faith know what Dr. Shops Restorative and Will do
to-day the book need and the Of
druggist will give six bottles Dr. shoop
sorativc learned how
to keep well. Ss38 tI.43SS
Write while have IN mind ...$......:.. rs
Mia cases. bottles
druggists.
ate Will
want aooress Shoop, sealed)
Box s2ss Racine WIS. Book TOR, Women. ,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06

Simply state which book you
want and address Or. shoop.
Box s2ss, Racine, WIS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-12-25

&c, enlin une reggie de conduite
complete pour &c qu'elle devait
faire du matin .jusqu'au soir.
Madame Vallieres nous 6crivit
encore I'm grand nombre de fois
entire lie mois d'avril 1900 ct la fin
de decembre 1901, ce qui fait que
nous pavons traitee pendant a peu
pres II mois. Madame Vallieres
ma pas etc dangereusement malade
pendant tout ce temps-la, car des
la premiere boite de Pilules Rou-
ges qu'elle prit ct des qu'el]e cit
commence a suivre nos conseils, sd
sant6 s'ameliora, mails ellie prefera
nous ecrire de temps en- temps ct
continuer a prendre les Pilules
Rouges, atm d'obtenir une guerison
complete. C'est ce qui arriva. II
NY a qua lire lie temoignage qui
suit pour comprendre combien Ma
dame Vallieres a etc malade, &c
qu'elle a obtenu DIES Pilules Rou-
ges ct combien ellie nous est recon-
%naissante.
"Lcs Pilules Rouges, dit-elle,
sont I'm remede DIES plus sdrs ct de
ceux qui mtritent le plus d'etre
recommends. Je les al prises, moi,
a lGpoque du retour de Page, apres
avoir souffert pendant longtemps ct
metre fait trailer sans r6su]tat par
plus dun medecin; Giles ont opere
ma %gu6rison ct mont donn6 pleine
ct entiere satisfaction. "DETAILS tres
fable lorsque j'ai commence a les
employer, je pouyais a peine me
tenir debout, j%avais des palpita-
lions, ma respiration etait courte,
javais des douleurs dams tous les
membres ct dams lie dos, &c qui
m'empechait de dormir; je passais
DIES semaines entieres au lit, ne
pouvant me lever a cause de mon
peu de force ct de mes s%ouffrances.
Les Pilules Rouges, dependant, que
j'ai employees Requirement, ct les
conseils DIES Medecins SPECIALISTS
que j'ai suivis avec soin mont pas
tarde a am6liorer ma condition, a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-12-25

La session r6guliere du Congress
est aiourn6e durant les f6tes de
Noel ct du Jour de Fan. LIE s6nat
s'est distingu6 en- votant lie traite
de r6clprocite avec la r6publique
de Cuba. II est a souhaiter qu'un
trait6 de r6%ciprocit6 soft bient6t
passe entire ce pays ct lie Canada.
lie nord-ouest am6rlcain lie deman-
de sans acception de parti; mais il
reste a savoir 81 la voisine du nord
voudra sly prefer apres la decision
uu tribunal concernant les frontie-
res de IAlaska. Chose certaine:
rien ne Sc fera 81 les conservateurs
arriyent al pouvoir. on 81 Cham
berlain r6ussit a imposer son tariff
preferential entire la Grande Bre-
tagne ct ses colonies,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-12-25

renouveler mes forces, d falre dis
paraitre mes douleurs ct a me
ramener Complement a la sante.
Je suis heureuse auiourd'hui da-
voir pu trouver un medlcament
plus puissant que tous ceux que
,javais employees auparavant, ct je
ne sails comment m'exprimer pour
faire connaitre, autant qu'elles lie
meritent, toute l~'eflicacite de ces
Pilules Rouges. Les femmes fai-
bles ct sur lie "retour de Page" de-
vraient sen servir en- toute con-
fiance ct ne pas douter de leurs
effets, car Giles sont bonnes ct font
toujours du bien."
Madame X. VALLlEEEs,
Livermore Falls, Maine.
Les Pilules Rouges ne guerissent
pas settlement les troubles du retour
de Page, mails Giles font disparaltre
aussi les irregularities, les pertes
anomalies, lie NAL de reins, les dou-
leurs dams lie bas-ventre ct dams les
cotes, les palpitations de cGur, les
tiraillements %d'estomac, les etour-
easements, Ia perte de sommeil ct
la perte d'appdtit, lie NAL de tGte,
les enlures DIES jointures, la froi-
deur des pieds ct DIES mains ct en-
fin tous ccs symphonies provenant
de l'anemie, du beau NAL ct de tou-
tes ces maladies particulieres avx
femmes ct aux ,jeunes files.
Lorsque vous allez chez votrc
marchand gu chez votre pharma-
Glen, ct que vous lui hernandez des
Pilules Rouges, sill est honnete, IL
vous donnera celles de la Compa-
gnie Chimique Franco-Americaine,
qui sont toujours vendues en- boz
ties de bois contenant cinquante
Pilules Rouges, &c sont Ia les seu-
les veritables Pilules Rouges, ce
sont les n6tres, cel]es qui ont opere
DIES milliers de guerisons toutes
plus merveilleuses les ines que les
autres. Les .Pilules Rouges que les
pharmaciens malhonnetes vous ven
au 100 gu 2 pour rs cts. la boite.