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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03
Wa.eioury los i nony

Mrs Charles Fuller. living at lO9 Bishop street, says:
 Two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills bought at the H. W. Lake Drug Company really did for me what several kidney remedies and different kinds of plasters failed to do. They stopped dull. heavy. aching pain through my loins and kidneys. I could not sit in 6pe position for any length of time. l thought it would break if made any sudden movement or did anything fo cause a strain on my back it commenced to ache. I had . urinary dimculty some times very annoying. A lady friend one day who was using Doan's Kidney Pills for about the same symptoms. said they had helped her immensely. She gave me . few to try. I noticed such . quick improvement that I took two boxeA The treatment cured"
 For ssIe hy sIl dealefs; prfce 6or. Fc~ter-Mnbun Company, Buffalo. N- Y-. sole asenss for tle UMted 3t2teaL
 Aenembef tAe nano-DOAyS -and take - Guhsl1eueA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03
Baltimore.

Baltimore has confirmed its title to the name of the monumental city. The erstwhile burnt district is last. ing monument Q the city's resistless energy to surmount obstacles. - Balti. more Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03

"Oh Master Di!atorio!" cried vil- 'lage maid. running after him vi her bright curls flying. "Will you not write me . birthday verse to go with my gift for Dick? He's rare good lad. my Dick. Twas he that helped you to pull your cart from the mud hole where you had driven it, last market day"
 T mind me. I was planning . rom
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03

When the kidneys are sick there is always a warning to tell you of it, and when the kidneys cal. for help there ia no time to lose. Kidney diseases are common and fatal-cause more deaths ev- efy year than any other human ills. But fin nine cases ont of ten this is due to neglect. Kidney dis eases are easily contracted. but just as easily cured when treat cd properly and in time.
 Common causes of kidney troubles are colds, levers, expo sure. strains on the back, blood poisonfnG diseases. and indul- geDce In stimulants.
 The Kidneys are the blood fl- ters. and when they become sick. the blood is soon laden with i'm purifies. which the kidneys have failed to remove. This causes backache. stiR. lame and sore nuacles, aching jointA spells cf di1xiness- headaches. rheumatic pains. sleeplessness nervousues. and lanRuor. weak heart and urinary trUubIeA
 nere b only one thing to de when anv If tAese symptpms ap- peaf. ard fiat b b cure the kId- neyx yo ned to expeffDent. Doan's Kidney Pflls have cured husdfeSs cf peUcie In ysQr own esty- Tbeif testineuy pfUves lE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-03

of the merits Of such papers. Each stal- lion should have certificate of registry in the stud book of the breed to which hs belongs.-Dr. A. s. Alexander.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01
THREE JURORS CURED

4 A F II il
of Cholera Morbus With One Small
Bottle Of Chamberlaln's Collie
ard Dtarrhesa Remedy.
n. q. n. Fowler. OF Highsowsr.
Aia.. fslitss m experience he had
while serving On petit jury in .
murder cass at Edwardsville. county
ssat Of Clsbourne county. Alabama.
He says: "Whtls there / ate some
fresh meat and some souse meat
and It gave ne cholera morbus in .
very severe form. I was never more
sick In my life and sent to the drug
store for osrtaip cholera mixture.
but the drngsist ISN'T me = bottle Of
Chamberlain'f Colio. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy instead, saying
that he had what sent for. but that
this medicine waA % much better he
would rather send Il 70 me in tho fix
I was In. took ons dose Of 1t and
was better In hve minutes. The SEQ
oud dose cured mo entirely. Two
fellow Jurors were afilicted in the
same manner and one small bottle
cured the three Of as" For sale by
all druggists. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01

20 With tie values extracted from
their own ore.
The company has thousands Of tona
II orc On the ground and In the bina
ard when thA huge mAohinery 10 put
In motion this ore will b. run through
md the valnss extracted. That ths
sntsrpriss u 80 snd tbat II Will Be
. sucosss il proven from the faot that
Prssidsnt darpsl has donstsd his
salary for the Last two years 20 the
company.
thousands Of feet Of lumber have
bssn sawed for the mill and great
Quantities have been cut for the erec-
tion Of houses for the mine and mill
employees. II IL the intention Of the
COMPANY 70 start small town and the
numbsr Of man employed about the
placs will all several houses.
NJ. Terrence sAys the property and
the company arc very prosperous and
after nine years Of hard labor on the
part Of the president his reward IL
now about due.
This company has been operated
ever since it inception on the CO.
operative basis. the stockholders and
employees taking stock for their wages
instead Of cash. Thousands and
Thousands Of shares are held by Flor.
epoe people,
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01
This Date in History.

lyooeEdward I. issued proclama.
tion sxilins The whole race Of English
Jews forever. on penalty Of death.
l499-Hsnry v. Of England died
as vinosnnss. Franco.
l6ss-John Bunyan. the famous
preacher and author Of pilgrim
Progress. died.
1881 -Washington and Rocham bear
received at Philadelphia.
lS0l-TreaSsry Of Havana robbed
Of quarter Of million dollars.
78ls-Battle Of 1t. Sebastian.
Wellington having driven the French
over the Pyrennes. won . victory on
the heights Of Ban Aaroeil.
1soe-Col. Henry confssses to forR'
cry 10 convict Dreyfus and commits
suicide.
1o0S-Hamburg Belle won Futurity
leol-Sscond and Third Japanes,
armies resume their attack and make
progress ip the direction Of Hsin.li
tun and Shon. shan.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01
x Blo fxop os1rloH.
Flsrsass Con- Hsadvay !
S1l,n,as Nsar villa Grevs.

Thsl sSssl Ossesa Mining. Killing
AID isvsstnsut ccnpany Of this city,
operating near Wills Grove. has :
world of Ore nisSd and ready for
ttsasnsnt q IL own mill. according
70 J. y. Tofrsncs. who has Just re-
turned from : nip ot Inspection Of the
several properties tbs company owns.
NJ. Harpsl. the president and .
Flersnos man. List Saturday finished
the work Of taking up the LAST con-
sinsmsnt Of trainload Of machinery
for ths mill and several other carloads
are expected 70 arrive from Denver
within the next fsw days.
The mill 10 for the conoentrstion Of
the ore. It l. Is by Is feet II idimsn.
sions and 100 feet from the foundation
to the comb. II Il built in vsry
Substantial manner - ~ = lumber
and massrfal are concerned. The
mill will b. run By watsr power and
: large reservoir has been built 10
store water for thas purpose, It will
h lishtsd with slsctr,dity and the
canon In which Il is built will also
b lighted By the same method.
- -.~I- 4
Several lndishA psopls ars inter.
ssAsd ID tbs company IN addition 70 .
large number of Local people. Some
Of the Indiana stookholdsrs ars now
on ths ground and are we'll pleased
With ths showing. Cash bas been
provided sot shs iaocssiful oouplssiou
'of ~ work now usdsr way asd afts1
ths work ID question ID finished they
believe they can make the ola mare
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01
ovERTAxED.
Hundreds Of Florence Readera
Know What It Means.

Know What It Means.
The kidneys are overtaxsd;
Have too much to do.
They tell about It In many aches and
pains
Bsckachs. headache. sideache.
Early symptoms Of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles. diabetes, Bright's
disease follow.
A Florence citizen tells here oertsin
cure.
SAmuel Hodsson fireman 1t the
Union plant. re.idence 9ao Houston,
s.. says: ''Doan's Kidney Pills
brought me much longed for relief.
Ny calling IL hard on . good sound
strong bsck on account Of stoopinR
and bringing 70 much strain on the
muscles Of the loins. Many = time
when returned home in the evening
my back WAS lame and sore and after
. nights rest in plsoe of feeling re-
freshed and able to commence another
days duties was often tired and
laueuid and lacked energy. Doan's
Kidney Pills undoubtedly act direct
ly upon the kidneys. Anyone An.
noyed from kidney complaint will
bear re out in saying 80 II they
will 60 TO W. ]. Daniels drug store
for Dosn's Kidney Pills and take q
course Of the treatment"
For sale by all dealers. Price bt
cents. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N. T.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan and
take no other. mwi
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01
Special Tram to Denver

Via the D. and R. @. on Monday.
September 4th. account g. A. r..
meeting. This train will leave Flor
ence At 7:l8 .. m.. arriving in Denver
at 10 O'Clock noon. Price Of tickets
- follows: Member Of The G. A. r.
and his wife with certificates signed
by the post commander. round TRIP
%. rs.
The rate for the public being one
faro for the round trip or Is 86.
Tickets for this occasion will be on
sale September 8rd, 4th. 9th and
morning trains Of the 9Th. limited
until the llth.
Parties not wishing 70 take the
spsciAl train can 20 on any trains or
dates mentioned above. The Florence
knights Of Pythias band will 60 with
the special train and will furnish
music on the way.
For any other information call or
FREEMAN SUMNER,
$3.50 Agent.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01

Excursion Cripple Greek Labor Day
September 4th. e1.60 round trip.
Via F. and o. O. special train leaving
Florence 1t 1880 .. m. returning leav-
ing Cripple Greek It 8 p. m. The
Cripple Greek district Elks are giving
. great barbecue and celebration and
street parade, baseball games. foot
races. horse races. bronco busting
and many other events. $50 II your
ride the bucking bull. All kinds Of
sport. This IL likely to be the last
excursion this season. 56-5S
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01

Family bottled beer pints or quarts
by the case delivered at your door b,
John Westsnrider. 100 E. Main
Phone black 68l. 79t
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01

The annual water meioa day excur.
sion 70 Rocky Ford. September 7th.
81. rs for round strip on that day.
good on special train, via the Santa
Fe leaving Florence at 7:25 .. m. /.
returning leave Rocky Ford 5:25 p. m.
44.61
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01

Cured OF Lame Back After IS years
Of Suffering.
II had been troubled with lame
back for fifteen years and l found =
complete recovery in the use Of Cham
berlain's Pain Palm" says John @.
Bisher, Gillian. Ind. This liniment
is also without an equal for sprains
and bruises. It is for sale by all
dealers. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01

Furniture and piano moving Mil
lar, the ''transfer man." corner Front
and Pixies Peak avenue. 8.tf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01

For coal and feed see Nillar "tho
transfer man." phone 81. S-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-09-01

hasters' photos will not fade. 6a-es
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23
ECHO DE L'OUEsT

co qui en- a etc dit depuis quel-
ques ann6es, l'arm6e FRANCHISE est
sur IN excellent pied, bien Quill
lee, bien dieciplin6e. La France
resterait sur la defensive, q moins
qu'elle ne remportat DIES success de-
%inltifs.
L'Angleterre ct la France Sc
raient les mattresses indiscut6es
de la mer. L'Angleterre ne pour
RAFT done jeter sur les cotes de la
France, les arm6es q ga DISPOSE
t1ons, ct r6tablir ainsi l'6quillbre
num6rique entire les combattants.
Certes, nous devons souhaiter
le maintien de la paix. Mails 81 l'Al-
lemagne exag6re la nature de SEES
r6clamations, il so pourrait qu'elle
payat cher sos xigences.
L'Europe nest pas sympathique
au colosse germanique. Ellie redou-
to le d6veloppement de 50 pulls
sance commemorate, maritime ct
militaire.
ST rAllemagne 6tsit vaincue, la
perte de lAlsace ct Lorraine Sc
raft le prlx de ga d6faite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23
En-

Certes, lie sentiment a~nti-religi-
eux est considerable en- France.
Mais la France est encore une ma
ton catholiGue.
Nous devons lie lire sur la Ere.
publique franchise, I'm journal
qui ne saurait etle accuse de Gle.
rlcslisme, un, article sur la s6para.
ton de PEglise ct de pEtat, ct don't
les dernieres phrases sont vraiment
bellies. Les voici:
"Tandis que ron s6pare, Paris
est plein de premieres communi-
antes II en- sont de tous les pav6s.
On ne peut s'emp6cher de regar-
der ces enfants qui Accomplishment
l'acte traditionneI ct qui ne sont
pas toutes files de ~cl6ricaux. IL
sufit dune promenade dams les
QUARTERS populaires pour consta
ter que, CONNIE le cutie DIES morris
co rite fait partie de la religion pa
risienne L'6volution du catholics
me? L'avenir religieux de CO pays?
Plutot qu'aux augures du Palais
Bourbon, j'ai envie d'aller deman-
der CO qu'lls seront q ces petltes
qui sen won't, vetues de blanc, par
les rues."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23

Saint Louis, comt6 de Kent, le 9
avril l847, dune DIES premieres fa-
miles academies. A treize ans, il
entrait au college de Saint uns-
stan, 4 Charlottetowu, Oh il passa
six annees. SEES humanit6s termi-
n6es, IL SO dirigea vers la guerre,
au Sud- African, int6ress6 d'6tu-
der la th6ologie, ct SO pr6parer au
sacerdoce.
II fut ordonn6 pretre le 81 JUL.
let 1870, puts nomm6 vioaire 3
Saint Louis dams le diocese de
Chatham, don't il dewitt cure apres
quatre mois.
Pendant l'exercice de son minis
tAre q Saint Louis, Table desser-
wait aussi Ia Vile de Rlchlbouctou.
Colonisateur il a fond6 Rogersvil-
le, aujourd'hui l'une des paroisses
les mieux organis6es de cette pro-
vince.
LIE nouveau pr6lat a fond6 NOM
bre de colleges ct de couvents, y
adjoignant les instituteurs ct les
institutrices les mieux form6s, con-
tribuant ainsi largement a Ia con-
servation de la fol ct de la langue
m%aternelle au sein de Facade
franchise. Plusieuss chapelles ct
plusieurs 6glises ont 6te 6lev6s en-
diff6rents endroits, par ce pionnier
de la colonisation.
Dams toutes les parolsses ct les
missions quill a DESERVES, il fait
preuve dun zele infstigable ct dun
d6vouement sans bornes pour lie
bien-etre spirituel ct temporal de
SOS qualities ct de ses co mpatrio-
tes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23
ETATS-UNlS

Worcester, Mass. = Le DR.. Anne
Beauchamp, ci-devant de Salem ct
de Worcester, est allie SO fxer q
Warren.
Lowell, Mass.,- Un petit chat
phenomenal Went de naftre au
No. 81 Troisi6me rue Quest.
II ma que deux pattes. II est la
propri6t6 de M. Xavier Dubuc.
Woodstock. Vt.,- II ne reste
plus d'espoir a la femme Bogers,
condamn6e q mort pour lie meur-
ire de son mari.
Ellie sera pendue %aujourd'hui.
Douze personnes settlement Sc
ront admises q r6x6cution.
New York Mile Marie Beau
champ, Went de mourn a ph6pi-
tai francais des suites dun triste
accident.
Ellie venait de subir une grave
operation, lorsque dams un acces
de f4vre, proftant de l'absence de
l'infrmjere ellie ..s'est Jet6e dune
fenetre dams la rue.
Ellie a 6t6 relev6e mourante ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23
Les P1llules Rouges sont en- vente au Nord reimbursement par
PATRICE DOBE, PHARMACIEN, Coin Washington ct zoe Ave. n

personne. Tout semble indiquer
Que le baron Rosen sera Fun des
pl6nipotentiaires.
Dams le Figaro on lit: "Un
pas nouveau a 6t6 fait pour la
paix."
"L'6cho de Paris" dit: LIE choix
de Washington semble indiquer
que la Russie ct lie Japon ont Pin
tention de signer la paix au plus
to-"
Enfn le "Siecle" declare; eau
cours des hostilit6s notre devoir a
etc a'observer la %neutralite. Nous
agirons de meme au cours des ne.
gociations."
Barcelone-Un anarchiste NOM
me SoIinas, %r6cemment arrive de
Paris. a 6te arret6 pour So partici-
! patton suppose dams l'atteutat
commits dams cette Vile contre le
roi Alphonse.
Londres-, LIE Pape a recu une
autographs du president Loubet.
Dams cette lettre, ce dernier re.
mercie ga saintet6 des Fluctuations
qu'elle lula adress6es pour avo1r
6chapp6 a tout accident d la suite
de I'attentat commits contre sa vie
ct celle du roi Alphonse pendant
la visite de c~elui-ci q Paris.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23

de Pi1u1es Rouges la remirent Ell par
fate sante.
Lisez maintenant &c QUEEN dit lie re-
porter qui vientde revoir Nine Dufort.
Madame O. Dufort, qui habite encore
au meme endroit, 288 rue Maisonneuve,
a Montreal, reconnait parfaitement
1'authenticite de son temoignage>t tel
que public dams les journaux en- 1902,
ainsi que les phases de sa maladie ra-
contee suscinctement dams l'almanach
des Pi1ules Rouges pour l'annee 1904.
De plus, cette excellente dame, qul
nous a accuei1li avec tant de bienveil-
lance, nous aatorise serieusement a pu-
bier de son certifcat de gueri-
son, ct a ne pas craindre d'y %ajouter
que, dams ces deux dernieres annees,
ellie a CONSIGNMENT acquis de n%ouvelles
forces ct joui dune sante tres robuste.
Les Pi1u1es Rouges ont Gu pour ellie les
mei11eurs effets possibles, ct ellie n'osait
meme pas esperer recommencer ct voir
ainsi Sc prolonger 81 REIMBURSEMENT n
nouve1le epoque de vie, dams des condi-
tons 81 agr@ab1es. Aussi, tout indique
chez Madame Dufort, la joie ct lie bon
heur de vivre. Madame Dufort n'aime
certainement pas a METRE ainsi son
nom en- evidence,-e ct 81 ellie tolere ce
fait, c'est uniquemeat pour alder a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23
EUROPE:


.--= L 11VAO =
On compile q Tanger sept mai
sons de commerce allemandes ct
cent quatre maisons
franchises.
Mime Camille Flammarlon va
.fonder une revue mensuelle qui
s'appellera ella PAX par les fem
mes"
M. Alcide Ebray. nouveau
consul general de France q New
York, partira au commencement
de Juliet pour aller occuper son
poste.
La presse FRANCHISE common
tant le choix de Washington CON-
me devant etre la Vile Oh aura
lieu la reunion des pl6nipotenti-
aires russes ct ]aponais, approuve
CO choix tout en- paraissant quel-
que peu sceptique au point de vue
du r6sultat.
lie "Petit journal" dit: Gle
movement en- favour de la paix
.dn 3 Pintitiatiye du president Roo
sevelt q fait en- avant IN pas tres
important.
lie "Petlt Parisien" d6clare:''Le
choia de Washington ma surpris
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23
WASHINGTON.

lie president Roosevelt Went
de nommer un comlte qu1 devra
faire une enquete dams tous les de.
partements de administration pu-
blique, atm de d6voiler des abus,
sill Y en- a, ct d'adopter une politi-
que de stricte Economic.
LIE comit6 SO compose de MN
Shaw, du Tr6sor; Hitchcock, des
postes; Murray, du commerce;
Garfield, commissaire des indus
tries, ct Forester, de l%'agricultu-
re.
lie but du president est de met
ire administration f6derale sur
DIES bases modernes.
LIE rapport annuel de PUni.
versit6 Catholique de cette vile
Went d'etre public.
On y volt qu'apres la faillite dc
son tr6sorier, Thomas E.. Wagga-
man, les s6nateurs N. w. Aldrich
ct G, P. Wetmore, du Rhode-ls-
land, ont tous deux souscr1t pour
METRE ordre aux finances de l'U-
niversit6.
LIE s6nateur Aldrich a contribute
$4,000, ct lie s6nateur Wetmore,
$1,000.
D'autres professionals ont egale.
ment souscrit: J. P. Morgan, SO
600; le vice-pr6sident Fairbanks.
Cornelius n. Bliss; le s6nateur
Dryden, du New Jersey; le s6na.
teur Crane, du Massachusetts, ct
lie s6nateur Kearns, de pUtah, qui
ont chacun souscrit le somme de
$1,000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23
France ct AIIema&ne.

La situation semble s'am6liorer
Ellie nest dependant pas exempte
de danger.
L'empereur Guillaume est i'm
p6tueux, pour ne pas dire arro-
CANT. II est irrit6 du rapproche-
ment de la France ct de l'Angle-
ere. Sill so croft aesez> fort pour
vaincre ces deux pays. il ira tres
loin pour pr6ciplter la France dams
un confit.
Quels s%eraient les resultats d'u-
ne guerre entire la France ct Pan
5leterre dun cote. rAllemagne de
lautre?
L'Allemagne a une arm6e puts
sante, IN gouvernement stable,
que les revers n'6branlersient pas.
LIE systeme des chemins de fer est
sous lie contr0le de i'Etat, ct Or
ganis6 de mani6re q permettre
ane mobilization rapide DIES trou-
pes, etc.
Nous croyons que malgr6 tout
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23

Nous airnons particulierement a reve-
mir sur les cas- deia cites, car celia prouve
que les querisons operees par les Pilules
Rouges sont des fats possibles ct
serieux.
Lestemoignages irrEfutables, que nous
publions 81 solvent, constituent dali
1eurs la plus e1oquente attestation en-
favour de &c remede souverain,. que
toutes les femmes connaissent malnte-
nant ct qui a captk, a juste titre, Ia
confance des foules.
Neanmoins, nous ne veulons pas nous
CONTENDER dun simple certifcat, que
certains sceptiques ,pourraient nous re-
procher d'obtenir dams des circonstan-
cces qui, dams quelques cas-, seraient de
nature a en- amoindrir non pas la vera
cite, mails peut-etre la force.
C'est pourquoi nous avons spectacle
msent charge I'M reporter de revoir GER
taines personnes, don't les etonnantes
guerisons ont e. lie plus de retentisse-
ment Fan dernier.
II y a ~quelques jours a peine, nous
donnions lie recit de Get envoye special
apres une nouve1le visite fate chez
Madame Dosith@e Lajoie. Aujourd'hui,
c'est sur le cas- excessivement serieux
ct grave de Madame o. Dufort que
nous croyons devoir revenir. Celui-ci
prouve a l'evidence que toutes les fem
mes sans exception, doivent avoir une
con6ance illimitee aux Pilules Rouges.
Rappe1ons brievement les grandes IL
gnes de la ma1adie de Madame o. Du-
fort A Page de quarante-sept ans,
cette dame qui jouissait jusqu'alors
dune excellente sante, Sc sentit subtle
ment atteinte des ennuis multip1es de
ces mile n1alaises que suscite presque
toujours Page critique.
Trois annees durant, ellie fut sous les
SONS immediats dun excellent mede-
Gin, qui ma pas reussi dependant d 1ui
apporter lie moindre sou1agement. Nine
Dufort await bien entendu parler des
Pi1ules Rouges, mails ellie craignait en-
core que ce fut Ia un remede de charla-
tan ou... pis encore
I'm beau jour, lasse de %souffrif ct
fatiguGe de prendre desi ~centaines de
drogues don't l'efet n'Gtait pas ncore
apparent, ellie Sc decida d'a11er voir les
Medecins SPECIALISTS de la Gle Chimi-
que Franco-Americaine. C'etait au mois
de fevrier 1902. On 1ui conseilla a1ors
de prendre les Pilules Rouges. Ellie lie
fit de bonnie grace, dit-elle, d~&sesperee
qu'e1le Gtait de ne jamais plus recou-
Trer la sante. C'@tait la sa seule plan
che de sa1ut ct &c fYt aussi veritable-
meut son s%auveteurE Dix-huit bottles
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-23
CANADA
MONTREAL

La chaleur a fait ga premiere
victime. On nonm6 Joseph Cor
bell, 4 lemploi de Thoe. Robert
son ct Gle, rue Williams, s'est
tout.a.coup senti fable, ct a expl-
re- on quelqnes minutes.
La valeur des terrains aug
mente dams des proportions consi-'
d6rables dams la rue Ste atheri-
ne.
M. L.. O.. Groth6, fabrioant de
cigares, Went d'acheter, q langle
nord. Quest des rues Ste. Catheri-
ne ct Cadieux, un terrain de IS par
As. au prix de $4,000, soft $500
lie pied.
On cite aussi CONNIE typique
cas- dune propri6te offerte Ian
dernier 4 $4,000, ct qul va SO ven.
Dire ces lours-ci 1926 5000.
Qu6bec,c En- SO bajgnant dams
la rlvi4re St-Charles, en- compa.
gnie de deux amis, Joseph eau
thier, age de 10 ans, fills de M,
Georges Gauthier, peintre, s'est
noy6 Acknowledgement.
CQu6bec-,Il y a Gu s6ance du ca
blnet, ct tous les ministries y assis-
talent: on s'est occup6 de la nomi-
nation des nouveaux Inspectors
d'6coles, pour les districts soolai-
res qui seront bient0t form6s.
M. Emile Marquis, a et6 nomm6
pour Bonaventure M. a. Cote pour
Beauce, Dorchester, Bellechasse,
N. ]. Turcotte, pour Compton
Wolfe, on s'est ensuite occup6 dat
flares de routine.
Fort. Francis ,Ont-Le quarter
commercant de Fort Francis a etc
incendi6. II ny reste plus que 3
maisons.
Les pertes s'6levent q 100000.