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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Governor Compliments Dragoons.

Major V. B. Atkins today received the following complimentary letter from Governor Jelks in regard to the trip of that troop to Linden during the past week. The letter and the kind words the Governor speaks of the troop are highly appreciated by every member of the company. The letter is as follows:
 Chief Executive Department. Alabama
 Blount Springs, Ala. Major V. B Atkins. Selma. Ala: My Dear Major-I have your report under date of July 19 of the execution of my order of a previous date. I want to thank you for your prompt execu- tion of the order.
 1 am always very reluctant to order out the military, and never do so unless I feel that the preservation of law and order demands 1t. It Is then a eradication for me to know that ] have such officers as those under your command and such troops and such soldiers as compose troop "C" upon which to rely.
 Again thanking you and the mem bers of troop e." I am.
 Very faithfully yours,
 Wm. D, Jelks,
 Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

vile, who was injured about the limbs. will be able to leave the infirmary in few days. Miss Mary Rabbit, of Birmingham, who was in the wreck was admitted to the infirmary today for treatment. Her injuries consist mostly of bruises. She will be treated fo- few days Miss Rabbit has many friends in Birmingham. She went on to Chattanooga after the wreck but re- turned to Birmins sham today and ent- cred the infirmary.
 All signs of the wreck have been re- moved That there were not a number of people killed is a miracle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Give It Up.
Mobile Register. .

What is to be done with the thou sands of ignorant and degraded" ne- groes who breed riots in the streets of New York, we do not know. They are not under any guardianship; they are free to do as they please, yet are barrel from nearly every. gainful oc- cupation; their training Is neglected, and they are moving backward instead of forward. We give the puzzle up. The very conditions the Northern peo- pie have created-conditions political and economical-seem to stand In the way of a solution of the problem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
He Made It.

Birmingham Ledger.
 Senator Platt says he never made a dollar out of politics. The Senator has no doubt figured out lot of fine dis tinctions In expressions. He may lit- orally mean that he has made money by politics and not out of politics. He may have made money in politics and not out of politics. He may mean that he made money out of men and not of having no pockets and no bank ac- count. There is no telling what tha, sly man meant, but 1t Is certain tha, he has money that he did not make by plOwinR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Negro Badly Shot.

George Marshall, a negro who was shot by another negro who accused him of stealing hogs, was carried to the Hillman Hospital today for treatment. He will not recover.
 Marshall was shot while in possess sion of a hog said to belong to the ne- gro who used the shotgun. The negro who did the shooting surrendered but there was no warrant and he was re- leased. >. -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Good Immigrants.
UUUU HHHHHH8 kUnV' NeWs. .-

There Is no doubt that if industrious laborers are not put in the place, of farms ail over the State to settle in the cities the agricultural interests of the State are going to suffer seri- ously during the next year or two; The south does not want to be burdened with an indiscriminate horde of ignor- ant and lawless immigrants; but the South Is sadly In need of energetic and law abiding immigrants to work the farms and open up new ones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Yacht sinks, Crew Missing

Delaware Breakwater, Del, July 70 The yawl yacht Narkeeta. owned by pr. H. A. Hare of Philadelphia, sunk today In the main ship channel or West Brandywine shoal in six fathoms of water. Dr. Hare and friend were taken off by the yacht Circe.
 The crew of four men is missing. The masts show at low water.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
A chinese Daily Paper.

San Francisco. July 2S.-It is an- nounced that Chinatown is to have an eight to ten page morning daily print ed in the Chinese language. It will be the only such morning paper published outside of China. It is said, the paper will be published along American lines, and will be illustrated.
 The paper is to represent a new po- Iitical party formed in China and this country
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
A German scientist has been inve

A German scientist has been investi- gating green apples and declares that there is not an ache or a pain, a cramp or kink in any green apple that has not been in contact with the earth. There may be truth in his assertion, but we prefer to try the apples on some other fellow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

When it comes to spinning out their work we give the Legislature of Con- necticut the chromo. This years ses- sions began on the 4th day of January and adjourned last Monday. It is one State that puts no limit to the length of legislative sessions. and as each member gets four hundred dollars we suppose they wanted to earn their money. Whether they succeeded de- pends on the kind of laws enacted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Negro Still Alive.

John Elum, the negro who was shot by Deputy Constable Putnam at the Banner Mines. and who took the pistol from the officer and shot him to death, is still alive, but cannot recover.
 The shooting took place on July 15. and the physicians are surprised that the negro has lived so long. There Is no hope for his recovery. the bullet entering the negros abdomen. -z-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

The Ashville Aegis sticks to 1t that the time Is coming when there will be no more war. Well, may we be there to see 1t, when that good day comes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
A Surer Effect.
Tuscaloos

TuscalOosa Times-Gazette.
 If all of the wholesome hot air that Is being directed towards the big cor poration arrangements could be liquid ized and the trusts inoculated, 1t might have d surer effect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
second. the Motion.

Clarke County Democrat.
 The Montgomery Advertiser ex- presses a preference for Lieutenant Governor Russell M. Cunningham or ar. The Democrat seconds the motion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Don't Trust Them.
.Onelika.

''Do not trust an alchemist who Is poor. nor a doctor who is sick" nor store that has not enough enterprise to advertise-for that would imply too little enterprise to have secured de- sirable goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

The Chattanooga News argues that Tom Lawson is doing a good public service by exposing his former partners in crime, and should be encouraged rather than exposed" In other words, we should follow Ceasar and love treason. but hate the traitor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Don't Doubt It.
Hartford ,

heading in The Atlanta Constitu- ton of Monday informs us that the Legislature May Legtslate on State Road" Don't doubt it. If they use guide they may legislate on most any old thing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

that some of them are-also some who are not business men. We have not learned that the business classes enjoy . monopoly in that line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
Wbat State Papers
 lire Saying
Arc All Dead.

Camp Hill Times.
 There was no consumption anlons the aborigines of America, says med ical sharp. Possibly not. but they are all dead. just the same.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

T. 8. Noble. Circulation Manager of The \ Montgomery Advertiser. being duiy sWorn' says:
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- tiser's circulation for the month Of June. 1908. is true and correct, and compiled aftes all returns from news boys. news agents ana left-oyer copies have been deducted
 E. S. NOBLE.
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this A ' F, W. JACKSON. {seal.) Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

Are business men liars?' asks The Indianapolis Star. Well, after due and serious reflection. based on long obser- yation. we have come to the conclusion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

If this thing keeps on they will soon be booming the South as the great sum- mer resort of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

What is this we hear--that there is
 to be a conference ito decide on the
 plans for the Panama canal?" When ,sziu they diRf AT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24

When a man begins to shoot of his mouth at a social function his wife proceeds to look daggers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-24
A HORRIBLE PICTURE.

We have rarely read a more appalling and sickening statement than that of Sir John E. Gorst, printed in the North American Review, regarding the phy- sical condition of the English people. This extract will convey an idea of his charges:
 For the neglect of the physical con- dition of the poor and their children, The scourage of consumption causes in the United Kingdom one death in eight, and half the deaths which take place between the ages of 25 and 36. This authority, need not exist. It is bred amongst the iT.nourished children of the poor. That Is the nursery of its evil growth. In all the schools of our found. If there were medical inspec- tion, in numbers that would astonish the contented optimist, already infected with the malady; unsuspected by spreading amongst their comrades a disease which Is curable even In their own bodies if early detected and early treated. Contagion spreads, seizes upon takes its toll of life as above stated Detection by inspection. and cure at a small expense, of incipient consumption amongst destitute children would save many young ana promising ilIe amongst the rich, and spare many a father and mother the anguish of the loss of the dearest and most valued of their children. It Is the same with the infectious diseases of childhood"
 That this is bad enough. all must admit. but 1t is no new thing. Some time ago the announcement was made by the military authorities that the physical standard of recruits for the army and navy was falling off in a marked degree. so that the recruiting of fit men was becoming more and more difficult each year. Investigation among the schools showed that in the poorer districts of England and Ire land "a large proportion of the chill dren are growing up so deteriorated by starvation and from insufficient or i'm proper food that they will be seed beds of disease and crime, and must re- main, as long as they live. burden to society" The showing is certainly an unfavorable one for the future of Great Britain unless some remedy can be found for the evils thus referred to, and which seem to be growing.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-08-04
PAGES CANAD1ENNES

Etonn6 de la majestic de la natu-
re, qui sc d6ploie a ses yeux avec
tant de richesse ct de magn1fcence,
ravi de la marche invariable DIES
astres qui ORIENT les espaces in
commensurables des cieux, lhom-
me demeure CONNIE an6anti dams
ga fa1blesse. Sa raison conscience
a besoin de croire a pexistence
dune cause premiere qui reggie ct
maintienne l'ordre de l'univers au
milieu duquel il est perdu. LIE sau-
wage, incapable de spiritualiser
l'auteur de toutes ces chooses, Sc
pla1t a Greer DIES liens avec les d.
whites quill croft voir dams tous
les etres don't il ne peut compren-
Dire la nature. C'est ainsi que son
intelligence, trop born6e pour con.
cevoir un 6tre unique, infni, 6ter-
mel, gouvernant le monde, volt
dams le soleil, dams les feuves,
dams les montagnes, dams les ami
maux, autant de divin1t6s, mails
sans liaison nj rapport ensemble, q
peu pres CONNIE Sc les repr6sente
le panth6isme; chacun de ces etres
est pour lui Termination dune divi-
mite. LIE bruissoment des fots, c'est
le dieu de l'onde qui g6mit; le
le murmure du feuillage: c'est la
divinit6 DIES bois qu1 soupire; le
soufae du vent, c'est l'haleine de
l'espr1t celeste qui passe. Il per-
sonnife tout, un dieu habite dams
ga cabane, I'm autre folatre autour
de son front ct abaisse So paupie
re dams lie sommeil. Quoiqu'il matt
nj cutie Elaboration, ri temple, nj
autel, on reconnait facilement dams
ses conceptions la base de la N.Y.
thologie paienne. ST les sauvages
eussent fat un pas de plus, s'ils
eussent 6leve DIES temples a leurs
dieux, Ia similitude aurait etc frap-
pante; mails lie cutie DIES Grecs, par
exemple, annoncait un peuple
ayanc6 dams la civilization, parce
qu'on ma pas encore trouve de peu-
pie civilis6 sans dogmes ct sans
religion.
Pourtant le savage devait avoir
une id6e au moins confuse dune
divinit6 supreme q laquelle toutes
les autres divinit6s 6taient soumi-
ses, cal il pensait que le ciel ct le
terre avaient etc cr66s par I'm etre
ut-puissant; cette id6e devint
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-08-04
100 Dollars de Recompense

Les l%ecteurs de ce journal seront con-
TENS d'apprendre quill y au moins
une maladie terrible don't la science a
pu guerir dams tous ses progress, ct c'est
le Catarrbe. Halls Catarrhe Cure est la
seule cure positive connue par la frater-
mite m6dicaIe. LIE Catarrhe Giant n
maladie constitutionnelle, il demande I'm
raitement constitutional Halls Catar-
rhe Cure est pris a linterieur, agissant
immediatement sur le sang ct les surface
muqueuses du systemic, detruisant par la
le germe de la maladie, ct dome au pa
tient les forces pour sa constitution ct
aide la nature a son euvre Les proprie-
taires ont tant de confiance dams son pou-
voir curatif qu'ils ofrent cent dollars
btur aucun cas- qui ne guerit pas.
Adressez: F. j. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, Ohio.
Certifcats gratis,
Vendu par les d%roquistes, prix 75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les meill1nes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-08-04
ECHO DE L'OUEsT
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SocGs Canadenns FRANCHISES catalogues de Ehts Uns Sc eunha Bay City,, Mich,
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constitutions ct reglemets del Unone ct desb branches locales don't revision est ahdu-
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nous soumetuons aux dAegu6s assemblies en- con enion que oe Constitution tReglement
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NJ. FULLUn
Caraquet N. B.

TRAVELLER ct j'avais peu de courage.
rant que tout diparaftrait avec I'm
! peu de repos, mais voyant que mon
etat ne changeait pas, j'alla1 consulter
les Medecins de la Compagnie Medlcale
| Moro. lis mont present. les Pilules
Moro, mont dome une foule de con-
| sells ct mont 81 bien suivi QUEEN deux
mois j'etais tout a fait bien. Des les
premieres semaines, je me suis apereu
que lie remede me faisait beaucoup de
bien, j'esperai alors tout de suite DE
ire gueri en- peu de temps, ct je mai
pas etc trompe. Avec la force ct la
sante, lie courage est revenu ct J'a1
maintenant repris mon travail avec
ardeur. Je items aujourd'hui a faire
connaitre que &c sont les Pilules Moro
qui mont gueri, atm de repandre da-
vantage ce remede ct de suggerer aux
hommes qui souffrent la confance que
meritent ses effets curatifsy Ceux qui
douteraient mont qu'a venir me voir,
ct lie me charge de les persuader que
les Pilules Moro doivent etre prises par
les hommes a lexclusion de tous les
autres remedies. J%ajouterai qu'elles
sont un remede str ct qui cohte bien
peu.-Hippolyte Fullum, Caraquet, NIB.
N'est-ce pas la encore n a~ttesta-
ton evidente de la force ct du pouvoir
des Pilu1es Moro2 Des centaines de
%lettres ct certifcats nous %parviennent
| chauue Jour; tous redisent les bienfaits
incomparab1es des Pilules Moro prepa-
| rees settlement pour les hommes. mais
pour tous sans exception. Les Pilules
Moro apporteront la sante, puts la joie
ct lie bonheur dams la fanli11e. C'est Ia
quest la richesse, la veritable fortune
| ct tout lie plaisir de vivre
Les Medecins des Pilu1es Moro dom
nent, tout a fait gratuitement, des con-
sells a tous les hommes malades. We
nez les voir sans Granite ne perdez
pas votre temps ct votre argent a
| c%onsulter DIES gems qui ne peuvent pas
vous guerir, gu a prendre des remedies
oui ne vous font aucun bien. Leurs
bureaux de consultations sont an No.
1924 rue Sairte-Catherine, ct sont OF
verts tous les jours de la sema1ne, <
cepte lie dimanche, de neut heures du
matin a sept heures ct demle du so1r.
ST vous demeurez trop lo1n de Mont
real, donnez, par ecrit, une description
de votre nlaladie, ct vous recevrez par
la MALE une lettre exp1iquant blen votre
cas-, ct renfermant les 1ntormatlons
nGcessaires pour recouvrer la sante.
Les Pilules Moro Sc vendent chez tous
les marchands de remedies. Files sont
aussi envoyees par la MALE u re-
ception du prix, so cents la bo1te, GU
six bottles pour $3.50. Adressez vos
~lettres COMPAGNIE MEDICALE
MORO, 1924 rue sainte'C Catherine,
Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-08-04
Pour les Fermi6rS
ESTABLISHMENT des Poulets,

L'age auquel on peut METRE LEI
poulets 3 l'engrais est trois mois
a cette 6poque de sa vie, 81 l'ani'
NAL a %toujours 6t6 bien nourri e'
entretenu, il %fournira un sujet par.
fait pour le but qu'on SO propose
q moins quill ne soft dune race
lente a sc. developer.
LIE choix des anlmaux arr6t6, on
| installera ceux-ci dams I'M loca]
chaud en- hiver, frais en- etc, ct en-
toute saison tranquille ct I'm peu
obscur.
Sur la faqon de proc6der a Fen
graissement, nous consid6rone
surtout une exploitation plut6t re-
duite qu'1ndustrielle: cette derni6-
re, %n6cessitant c~ertains apparells
ct n'1nt6ressant d'ailleurs que me.
diocrement la %g6n6ralit6 de nos
lecteurs. Voici done une m6thode
qui s'adresse surtout aux exploita-
tations restreintes.
On mettra les volailles dams une
! 6pinette Oh Giles auront juste Ia
place pour SO logger, sans pouvoi1
tourner sur le devant de leur pri-
son, une fente sufisamment large
ct haute pour laisser passer lie cou
a False leur permettra de prendre
la nourr1ture place. lext6rieu1
dams des rigoles 6troltes ct a com.
partiments.
On pourra d'ailleurs faire 6ta-
blir apeu de frais de tongues cais-
ses rectangulaires comportant I'm
nombre plus ou moins grand de
cellules dispos6es d'apres la des-
cription qui pr6c6de.
Pal la distribution DIES grains a
l'ext6rieur, on 6v1te le gaspillage,
ct, d'autre part, l'animal, priv6 de
la libert6 de SO mouvoir autrement
que vers sa nourriture, fonce ma
turellement sur celle-ci ct accro1t
d'autant la raPidit6 de son engrais-
Ii peut, au surplus, etre utile
que nous insistions I'm peu sur les
details principaux de l'installa-
ton.
Chaque compartment gu cellu-
le possede deux augettes; FUN con-
tent Peau qui dot toujours etre
pure ct fre1che, l'autre recoit la pa
tee qu'on donnera a discretion ct
ne sera compos6e, autant que pos
sible, que de farine d'orge non blu
tee, d6lay6e de preference dams du
petit lait 6cr6m6 coupe d'eau ok.
800 de farine pour l litre de liqui-
de).
La plus scrupuleuse propret6 est
naturellement de rigueur; lie fond
avec un nuage de poudre de riz on
parfum pr6f6r6. La poudre de riz
dot 6tre chois1e soigneusement.
Sc defer des poudres trop grasses
qui adh4rent a la peau ct sont q
base de c6ruse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-08-04

Pendant le Ter trimestre 1905,
il y a Gu 3,l08 accidents sur les
chemins de fer DIES Etats- Unis
(132l d6ralllements, collisions).
D6raillements, collisions on au-
tres accidents sur les llgnes ont
cause la mort de 900 personnes ct
il y a Gu 1897 bless6s. Les per-
tes mat6r1elles SO sont 6lev6es q
52,449,248.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-08-04

LIE commandant Peary est parti
de Sidney @. B., Oh il await mouil-
Is pour faire du Charlton. Dams
douze jours il s'attend q etre en-
pleine eau antique. Son navire, lie
Roosevelt" est en- excellente con-
ditlon ainsi que tout l'6quipage.
LIE brave explorateur espere atteln
Dire par eau le 83e degr6, soft 81
degrees plus pres du pole quill ma
atteint dams ses pr6c6dents voya-
ges.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-08-04

plus que 6vidente pour lui aures
les MISSIONARIES lui current ensei-
gn6 l'existence dun seul Dieu sous
lie nom de Grand Esprit. II en-
brassa sans peine ce dogme qui ne
faisait que pr6ciser CO gull ENTIRE
voyait d6ja a travers les ombres de
son intelligence, ct CO dogme SO
r6pandit ensuite avec tant de rapi-
dit6 que quelques voyageurs FONT
pris pour une partie int6grante de
sa fol primitive.