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George ut a1l "Itontola :"

G4o:t4e i.,.e,s : ,s9,>t ',..te.itt.Ht Wit tue lub..sr,.r c. ..,,t4o.a was for Il, jess a sui. ill;ln lo.GHD .stii4i";ts. A. that is so Nr.y l-s.-.' Il Ii .,lHe, lie saic Il n.,lst run il t..so:: u il. ;','n u@:n! 3al, of tue Cor.ll.ll" ''ND." si" ;lnS1,"le,. it must tiHtan ii t'eeiVe mum '~'l's ol the artistic e=.~e; of the stor, ".il l., lost. ,,Slisr uu f"r>taitl fhe Heeesai5. ; for it's proclamation from a cominercia point of EeV. 50 we'll say 1,0et guineas in tHtd CT the 10000. AAJ 7,G00 gui4e., was accordingly paid tc. the copyri-Et I!lr,. thousand -uineas seem d lar'3,s s;I. (" give uP for an artistic sc;upie, idlt she did it.
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Vest Third
 For sale modern improved cot tage of five rooms. corner Popular and Seventeenth.
 The many friends of Mr Oscar Gatling, of J. T. Lloyd and company, will be glad to know that he is able to be at his post of duty, after confine- ment to his room for ten days with a aBrained ankle.
 -Win Pettigrew, colored, was sen tenced to serve five years in the pen itentiart for assault with intent to Kill, in circuit court Saturday.
 One Of the children of MT. Geo C!emons on Main street. has dip- thela
 Deputy Sheriff Chas. Dyer is able to b. ID and attentive to duties again ai.el q period of sickness.
 Ar Floyd Jarvis of Noble Lake fs in the city on business.
 Ar Ben Kaufman k visiting Little Rock toda4.
 Mr I " Pinney oi Marceline, Mo-, js visiting his brother Captain w D. P5aueN He will be in the city for -esera weeks.
 D. Talbot of i'ordAer is in the city ,Hzta5s relatives and friends
 The Cotton Belt road has finished | i2o-.oot spur track for the Ogletee Lumber compaay at Fordyce
 M Ben Brimnon. the handsome aa3 c9He,e0gs manager ol the Valley saloon, is Jae oal4 man iH Pine Bluff who eau wash dishes without water. Ifn Easle ball gave Mr Brannon an oppaGauitz of displayhts his talent in thia line Mr Brannou will give 'tja receipt Free 0l eafgc to all ladies whe make application.
 NJ Fred Senyard and Mr. J. F. Hicks. who have been on business yisit to St. Louis. returned home to- daN.
 Mr. and Mrs. II B. Curtis arrived Friday from Bridgeport Conn. tc make t visit to Mr. and Mrs l. x Tpuloek.
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Petty Criticism .

Cyrus Small'S time WIs largely spent In discovering the faults and shortcom- inos of things animate and lnanimate. while Mrs. Small. aS it seemed. was equally vigilaut iii attempting to bring forward sometli:!@ ot' Wl.rh she coUld say. "There, you cart pick any flaws in that
 Once she thought this happiness would be hers \ certain naA ill the town inherited large wealth under pc culiar circumstances IL was his u.f der the law. but Wslcil-ihe court award ed it 10 him he stood ID and said that. in view of all the facts in 1-.c c;l se. he believed that the properly heloa. ed Q: right to another hrif. His action #a'5 generally looaed upon ;ls !; no 'le o.4o.
 Mrs >mal! Wsts bud in hei. express sionS of praise
 'A-es. know. said her hns ,ani. '''twaS |, fine th: is-F men Wa. .!l have to... il, :ul ..:.t.s why he i"it SO aWk... ,lf,l to stand u}, til'fa aIsl sal' what he Gi1 He showed that l4c felt enli,4rl"} ~sel ty th.=W;IN he stood
 "CyrHs Small should hope yon would not find fs,.lt Wifa lts attitude Whcn he Wa, dniH@ Slich I grand thiu4.'
 "On, uo; I have isa i-l to el.tc.s.',' : said ee5fas, ''b5:i |! l a"a'l os3 .'e plaifofia faoiu@ II ...asr pGo2Ia. l yho ii }DyVe tf19aI 10 ;os o.. a lieue more.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
What washerwoman Did.

Mrs. Christine K. Huber Is Battle In an automobile purchased with mon ey she earned over the tub. Mrs. Hu Der does from eighteen to twenty -fou, family Washin@s a week and makes about S2a in six days Tor eighteen years she has taken in washing, care' for five children and given them 3 coWmcndab!e education. She owns the house iu which ahe lives. another house which she rents and q farm.
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Curiosities of Woman.

Women pin from left to right; men from right to left. Women button from right to left; men from left to right Women stir from left to right (their tea, for instance); men from right to left. Women seldom know the diff ference between Il right and a left shoe, and if d hou>emaid brings up a mans boots she will nine times out of ten place them so that the points will diyerge. Can these peculiarties be explained = London Truth.
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NEWS OF SHOES.

Ladies Dress Shoe-Made of the best grade of patent colt, dull kid tops, beautifully modelled, Spanish heel, welt sole. They can be had in either butcher lace or button. This is as fine "a custom made shoe as can be had, both in quality and appearance. All widths in these. Price .......,. So.W Boys ShOeS-Made up in velour and box calf. with rock oak welt soles, made in a variety of neat toes. 4
 nice dress shoe with lots of wear in them Price .... $2.OO and S2.oO
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Bad For realtors.

In the ttrs,N4y hea!.uiesi commu nity of Damen in ,Affici, the old fast toned metnod of throwing a debtol into priso.. where he is sa'e from tnt tormenting visits of lis creditors + not followed. Instead, he is practical ly tmned over to the mercy of thr creditors |; literal sense. 4 heavy tree log is attached to his bare leg and this he is obliged to drag after him wherever he goes There is ne escaping the creditors HOW, and the log remains bound 10 his ankle until his debts are paid.
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' ' ' ' . | ' < : ' z . . . Q LOCAL AND OTH ERWISE. 1 4<< +ts {. < | . : . |
D. W Boyce 1svores his Hme to reots

Have ! Na.colm tune your piano OQl phone No CSC.
 ~129 s.51H z.asas for sale at bar gain. Csa 5a Naaaesoa fn.5eon Drug company
 Haa Experienced s&amstress. Appl. e Ma5 N NJ Eatae at Grand Leaiar
 -=t. z ..@;..aat t9g bargains in 4areleeas 4a1y4.s 5egrri.l. trunks, 3aes ali epz y4ss Main stret. a#g,o.f e s8t7 etoaa Ad. 6~gss ,9.a Ggdph.e.
 rha s.4.@4ae N3a9T aaopesey 00 3oH ..#a S1A aeeaae fs o- Ja ! 5ae house. st.es. oty build =a98 #ess =a54a= Asa 55 il2 West sA#H 5er..
 9,.,.-a~ +se4 this .at. .a H. 'gata for &a
 's4 1=u.s .!.A=ls t aa @.G f,~ .se21 good yl4az e4s., Ga...4e
 Aa MI be seevt >5a.- Matters 9os55
 As.H4 aa4 44G 4Ar exAi- ..~.aa n..e haad ase4 china at rts @q.te A0}em5a a:7. Her years Noees aa4gbt fosza some os the >ess >5ta +. .ns ol lei te. Suitable for Weizis.o5 ,ati Gheistnss 5tfts and will 2o sa.i II reas5na1la aes
 -S2.T4i 5ars59a ssY-lremea aaa.5,s .Qair.=s sTas.,- sai, cases and a,4z ! bzQmm 222l Main.
 t.c-es.4lss' ,aaeh c. ;2 to go 5-o.o5. cents. |. tae AaJlers hotel
 .eiauelz patrons &:& pub oetyod rom t.14t.. ..et Narc.= SIS F. ea aat ior ot 1oa .>e .1pa .5 z."ya u2. Ms '. A S54 i,s1s5.
 Neg@o.nl- lunch. . cents, at the Aus1egs b4t <
 A. taa .utlegs late, eaanse of price 51-9-nt dinner for ' cents
 A.oe1 fuuiede-l f9out roQn for rous cheap -erS close in. ", case 3raphic
 Very 1:slfable front room foF soa5 large aEd Aandsomaly furnish i Cal at noon o- after : n. aot
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On Strike Forty Years.

Nicholas Murphy, an old man who was known as Nick of the Woods" De- cause he lived as a hermit in the for est for forty years, died recently in St. Joseph's hospital, Paterson, \. d. Mur- phy was an expert mechanic, and when the Rogers Locomotive works were eS- tablishetl in Paterson fifty years ago be worIied there, When wages were reduced in the shops during period of depression Murphy quit and swofe he wou! never work again unless he got pay tAal was up to his standard He !ef' Lis family a.tl lived alone -A the wooGS on Garrett mountain. Hele he built a hlt. and no persuasion conio induce him fa i'.tErn to i..--- t-2:aer .lA
 a a.1D
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a work of charity among the Chinese of San Francisco. and her rich sis ter did not sympathize with her, so the two women went their respective ways. Mrs Sun Yue was once the wife of rich merchant. and as Mrs. Charles ON cracker enjoyed SO cial standing in san Francisco much like that of her wealher sister in New York. But she and her husband sep arated, she resumed her maiden name, became Roman Catholic and took up mission work among the Chinese of the city. When the bubonlc plague broke out among them six years ago she was the only woman to patrol the plague stricken streets on errandS of mercy, and she became known as Angel of ChinatoWn' She look an active part In the relief work among the Chinese after the earthquake
 Mrs sun Nue is living in tent with her husband pending the erection of a more subSIani al home. She declares that she k happy and in reply to a question about her marriage said: My husband iS in the ruins wonder clean ing bricks lle earns S2 day. He labors hard. and love him."
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The N !.ou. Ma

The late John (. l'@.z-e had at one time .tS d prosts" the son Of a very particular friend. Il r!"1 ant. 4e.-,3,.- Mauly young tc5Ipw, bu always l"aI,' to make a bet CT lo take d hand in q Iuict ,Hll'c and on this account il WI" thought best by h.; parents to sen': him ta Boston oa | limited income With lan hope of breaking aWs}Y from old associates and of getting some business energy into him.
 Mr Paige -;iIe him some good, whole some advice and started him along iG business. particularly iHStructin" hi4I to "2ct his name be.Iorc he public t. tet the people knot' ,he Was living etc.
 Not very lpAs after this Boston de but NIT. Paige very late one evening was re4uesteu to call at Il nearby po- lice station. The NoGa@ man. it ap- peared, had got i4.,, :, Nc5N noisy game and waS alTcSteu. 'at not be1ore he had been clcancl out If everything he possessed.
 Wei, young man" said Mr, Paige. this iS nee. iSn il ::
 Well, sir, you toll me to get my name before tha nuhlc''
 "Oh, yes" Nf iai- replied but l didn't tel yan la hlve 2 judge and jury g. %A t1 ii the advertising rates r3stHa iIn@id.
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Stunning the Hair.

Although good stunning is the best thing In the world for the hair 1t Is not particularly good for it to be dried fin the sun after shampooIng. The sun seems to make each individual ha1r stand out separate from the others and. aa a consequence, 1t is difficult tc arrange 1t nicely. See that the hair is thoroughly dried and then given q sun bath
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MRS. SUN YUE.
Romance of Mrs. Howard GouId's
 Sister, "Angel Of Chinatown.''

By the marriage of Ella May Clcm- mons of San Francisco to Sun Tue of the same place Mrs Howard Gould, whose husband inherited many of the late Jay Gould's millions, now has a Chinaman for q brother-in-law. Mrs. fore her marriage, and she and her sis ter, Ella May ClemmOns. have long been eStranged. The latter carried on
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PETTItU OATS

Moreen Petticoat only. N
 made. r inch hounces composed os tucked space plating ruffle wit. small tucks and dust ruffle. Price only .=..=.=.=........ .....#.=...=.#... s1.a..
 McGee nder>hirts-In black bri, liantine. the patent form fitting patc.. coat, Is inch dounee, with space plat. ing, two ruffles and duster. \ sps. eial bargain. Regular price 5000 Spa- cldi ....=.,'s=.=... ...4.=t-.- -. S3tus
 Silk PetticOat-The Never Tear
 silk pettieoat, pure silk, guaranteed for two seasons, all colors ..... s5.0f
 Taifeta PetticOat-Rustling Taffe.a in solid colors and plaids.Very fine ana heavy silk, 16 inch flounce alternating ruffles of space plating and accordion plating. Dust ruffle. Price, Sl5.0t
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ART GOODS.

ART GOODS.
 Laundr, Bags-Slipper bags Darn ing bags in worked and stamped pat terms for working ill comic and fancy designs Prices 25c to .......S S1.00 PiIlo" Tops-Beautiful art studies in landscapes. figures, comic and sen- timental scenes and Inscriptions Prices =. ...-. .=.-...... 2oc and o0c Pillow RuiIling-Show in a variety of colorings and patterns In four yard pieces Price each ...=...=.=.z.50 50c Pillow Cords and Girdles-We show these in cotton and silk, combination colors. Price, cotton 25c, silk 5Oc Floss PillOWs-Extra floss filled pill lows for sofa cushions All sizes and prices
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BOYS CLOTHING.

This e1 tent upto-date stock ill the eastern dozen in chidren it is successu favor III the of the Prette handsome in London
  beautiful boys
  17. School OYercoats-In collar double breast be had in SoOO to sl2oo
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Ladies S Coat

Of haayv weight all light sutng in herring bone weave standing military collar Of bottle Yet arettiy trimmed with soutache braid and with taac
 braid edge coayess effect outlined with tailorstitcfed green t1oadeioth tabs and buttons. Front and cuffs trimmed tabs and fancy and gray metal ans This garment is elegantly aan-taiored through eat $20eD Made up in a brown red jacket fife satin lined collarless effect. outlined velvet tight back strapped trnled with fancy buttons skirt eored with straps tabs and buttons S20OD
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WINTER WASH GOODS. largest Stock, Best Assortment, Lowest Prices.


 
 .  chdns checks CheyiOts and colors 2 12c Bengane-A goods, solid light stripes and figures Price
   12c SlkOine-New patterns Price 12 1.2c
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II \/I\ES HAVE
 BEEN tO\SOiInATED.

Mrs Halls excellent publication. lhe Arbansas Magazine, has been consolidated with the southern Breeze af Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
THE l. ,DIES HOME J0IRNAL PAIItkN>.
SILK WARP HENRIETTAS'

,L;Yoo y.lopr> the east for me costumes beauty make u pee 5daDed looking simple yet elegantly ioF" .,oo ,ou shades Price only 'P'
 , 4, t, ,lfooq= 15sf.oIs fabric that really ,g l ,tiv, I.4pne white shades Price 'oc raaium de ,gnc new handsome Hsh. weight fabric A even na sf3I
 pongee quality @9 4ncle5 wide worth si- @ @ ..se-.e='9 vvoro1,d Silks large zeHE44 4sl4z. in E7 p4aA coors T inches ye,,etccn,=for entire suits A-tif4l finish al clors oHr pIefss - Eroadcloth,54 inches all eoa Price according quality 79c $i10 and White lra1con eoak5 ehIfens e4eks and coats all wool goods Price $1- 10
 Chiffon panamas all seaa9s f the Ne black
 .sl0O Novelty Dress Goods for Misses childIen house and school .t.''tttt
 Sain guaranteed lining salh TWO years wear sl"'
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DREyFUS DEPARTMENT STORE
 EVERYTHING VARIABLE

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  toourn n styr desdv
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X car of fine apples cheap. in front ot Union station. at retail w. r sanders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28

They all have 'em. old folks and children too. Brooks worm killer brings 'em. s@viS 24AGk
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INFANTS CAPS.

INFANTS CAPS.
 Capuchin Caps, bearskin. price 9l.W
 Corded Silk Caps, China Silk lining, padded. trimmed with small animal heads and ribon. silk ties:
 Price .$1.25
 Ostrachan Cap, paded silk lining, trimmed with ros- etes of baby ribbon.
 It pA.Ac
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23

DEFIEZ-VOUS. lies Pilules
Rouges sont toujours vendues Ell
bottles de 50 Pilu1es. Chaque bo1te
est recouverte dune etiquette impri-
NEE Ell rouge II du papier blanc.
Les Pilu1es Rouges que les mar
chands vous vendent a 1'once, all
cent on a 25c la boite, ne sont pas
les notres; &c sont des limitations,
car jamais nos Pilules Rouges ne
sont vendues de cette mariere.
Ces char1atans qui Sc font appeler
docteurs, allant de maison en- mai
son, Sc disant envoyes par la Gle
Chimique Franco-Americaine, sort
des imposteurs toujours, car jamais
nos medecins ne sortent de 1eurs
bureaux de consultations pour SOL
gner les femmes mafades.
ST votre marchand ma pas les Pr
Jules Rouges de Ia Gle Chimique
Franco Americana, envoyez nous
soc pour une heite gu $3.50 pour six
bottles, ayant bien soin de faire II
registrer votre lettre %contenant de
1'argent, ct vous %recevrez, par lie
retour. de la MALE, les veritables Pr
Jules Rouges.
Adressez toutes vos lettres: CHI
CHIMIOUE FRANCO -AMERI-
GAME, 274 rue Saint-Denis, Mont
real.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23
ECHO DE L'OUEST

visite, pendant son sommeil, dun
de 9 d6sagr6ables insectes, qul
s'etait, par l'oreille, introduit dan 8
|rappareil olfactif ~ La praticien
partit convaincu de la prompte
gu6rison du malade. il SO from
pait.
ICES jours aerniers, M. Pe1aldi
%ressentit de t Giles douleurs que son
m6decin lui c onsuilla de SO rendre
q l'h0pital de la Conception. La,
une Intervention Oh irurgicale tut
decid6e. M Peraldi ayant subj
%lop6ration du tr6pan, le chirurgien
re fut pas peu 6tonn6 de trouver
dams la mati6re cervicale du pa
tient tout un mid de punaises qui
ne furent que dificllement extrai-
ties.
"L'6tat du malade est satisfai-
SAINT q pheure actuelle."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23
Duluth, Mimi.

II y a quelques jours arrivait q
Duluth IN Eomm6 Joseph Ubalde
Riopel, bier connu de la ponce
montr6alaise'
Riopel 6onta, q qui voulait Fen
tendre quill 6tait lie fills cadet de
lancien ministre Raymond Pr6ton-
tame; quill accompagnait sir VIII
fr1d Laurier ct >quelques autres
personnages canad'ens qui, inco-
gnlt6, ~faisaient un voyage d'agr6-
ment d travers les Etats- Unis.
A d'autres. il dit dit quill 6teit
fills dun entrepreneur de Mon.
treal.
Confant des success de e mem
sopges Riopel pr6senta un soir un
Chico ne de 100 dollars, sign6 ~. O.
Thomas, endoss6 I. G. Pr6fontai-
ne" a II. Michaud, gerant de rho.
ell st. Louis.
M. Michaud ne crat pas devoir
acoapter ce cheque. La First Ma
tional Bank d6clina 6galement de
lie payer, ct, sur un coup de t6l6-
phone envoy6 au bureau des d6tec
tives, kiopel fut arret6 le lende-
main.
LIE jeune Riopel-il est. age de
Is ans -subira son process dams
quelques jours devant la cour de
district, q Duluth. II SO dit inno-
cent de l'accusation port6e contre
lul.
Rlopel fut arret6 par lie d6tectl-
We Laberge, q Montreal. en- avril
1904 II 6tait alors q l'emploi de
M. j. Charette plombier ct await
gard6 uue somme de $40 que son
patron lavait charge d'encalt ser
pour lui.
C'6tait, d'ailleurs, la troisi4me
fois quill 6tait arret6. II Pavait d'a-
bord etc pour tentative de faux ct
pour vagabondage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23
La separation en- Fra nee
LA CRIsE REL1GIEUsE NE L'AGGRA.
vFRA PAS DAvANTAGE LIE ONE
DECEMBRE

Paris.-A moins que le Vatican
n'intervienne ct ne prenne d'au-
tres measures ra1icales, on consld6-
re CONNIE complement dissip6es
les GRANTEES de la crise religieuse 4
d laquelle on s'attendait pour le IL
decembre, Jour de la mise en- VI
gueur de la loi sur la separation.
C'est que le cabinet Cl6menceau
"a pris une attitude moder6e. Les
radicaux de la nuance Combes ct
Pelletan, qu1 d6siraient voir inau-
gurer une politique vexatoire, ont
etc apais6s par Ia promesse que
tous les biens de lEgllse non re-
clam6s par les associations cultuel-
les, passeraient lie IL d6cembre
sous le contr6le de lEtat ct review
draient aux communes apres lex-
piration du d6lai dun an.
Dams l%'1ntervalle, les 6glises Q g
teront a la disposition du clerg6.
Ainsi une route de r~etraite est me-
nag6e au Vatican, car les propri6
t6s religisuses peuvent etre, par
d6cret, d6volues aux ~associatio 9
cultuelles form6es avant le IL de-
cembre 1907.
LIE discours de M. BRAND. mi
nistre des c%ultes, prononc6 a la
chambre DIES deputies, 6tait concu
en- I'm langage conciliant, destin6 a
faire ressortir CO fait que le gou-
vernement nest pas antireligleux,
mails tout supplement neutre.
II a fait a]lusion, dun ton diffs-
rent. a "l'autorite morale" du pape
Q co npletement desarm6 les ca
thollques par la connaissance quill
a montr6s des deliberations r6cen-
tes de %l'6piscopat francais, d6ci-
dant, d 10 voix de majorlt6, que le
clerg6 devalt so soumettre q la loi.
La chambre des deputies, par
$40 voix contre SO, a vote l'aficha-
ge du discours de M. BRAND aans
toute la France.
En- presence de l'6norme MAORI
t6 assurant l'appul du parchment
au cabinet. celui-ci a d6ja 6t6 in
form6 que le page sc dispose q &C.
cepter linevitable. on que, tout au
moins, il y aura une autre r reunion
DIES 6veques don't la decision sera
cette fois confrm6e par Pie <.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23

une ma1adie CONNIE la mienne. Je
me suis exemptee de. ~l'operation
en- prenant les Pilules Rouges.
J'encourage toutes les femmes ct
les jeunes files a Ell prendre. Jai
toujours fat mon Outrage sans
m'arreter en- prenant les Pilules
Rouges ct maintenant je me porte
a mervei1le. Je vous suis toute de-
vouee. Madame Olivia Martel, Co.
hoes, NY.
II ne nous est pas possible de
donner dies preuves plus fortes de
~1'effcacite des Pilules Rouges. Voici
Madame O. Martel qui, contente
d'avoir etc guerie, n'hesite pas, par
charlie pour les femmes malades, a
faire pub1ier sa guerison operee par
les Pilules Rouges.
CONSULTATIONS GRATU1-
TES A~dressez-vous par lettre GU
personnellement All No ia u St
Denis, Montreal, 81 vous desirez
ayoir des conseils. Les Medecins
de la Gle Chimique Franco-Ameri-
caine vous ~donneront; tout a fait
gratuitement, les informations ne
c%essaires pour remp1oi des Pilules
Rouges ct vous indiqueront aussi,
au besoin, d'autres tra;tements, 81
votre maladie les %requiert.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23

Les journaux de Marseille ra-
content Phistoire suivante, don't
nous leur laissons l'enti4re respon-
sabilit6.
I'll y a un mois environ, un beau
matin, M. Pesaldi, habitant rue Pa
raids, Sc r6veillait avec un violent
nal de tete, auquel il n'eut pas au-
trement pris garde, 81, malgr6 les
SONS qui lui furent prodigu5s, les
douleurs quill ressentait n'avaient
augment6 de facon inqui6tante. II
consulta done un m6decin, qui SO
borna q ordonner des congresses.
lie r6sultat du remede fut stup6-
fant; en- so mouchant, le malade
expurgea une punaise!
Gle docteur, mis- au c%ourant,
pensa que son client await reeu la
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-11-23

VIII d'Angleterre, ainsi que lie sa-
vent nos lecteurs qu'eclatalent
les queries de religion en- CO pays
que les annales catalogues ont
appellee "l'Isle DIES Saints"
Henri VIII, ce tyran qui poussa
la cruaut6 jusqu'a la barberie, ce
tigre avide de sang qui fit d6capi-
ter la mere de sa file, plus tard de.
venue elle-meme refine daughter
re sous lie nom d'Elizabeth, s'6talt
form6 une c%ertaine religion q lui
ct voulut sons O regne faire en-
brasser ses vqes religionaires par
les sujets a lui soumis.
C'6talt quelques ann6es avant
1902, une troupe d'anglals, don't Ia
fol 6tait inebranlable, decld6rent
de roster ferme dams leur religion
ct prirent le chemln de rexll en-
choieissant l'Am6rique, plutot la
Neutrality-suspicious. pour futur
patrie.
Ces exll6s voiontaires arrivaient
lie IL d6cembre 1920 q Plymouth,
petite Vile situee a 81 miles au
sud-est de Boston, lis avaient pris
passage a bord du bateau MAY.
flower"
lie touriste pent aujourd'hui
voir a Get endroit un monument
elev6 en- 1875 a la m6moire DIES
"Pilgrim Fathers, GU premiere
anglais; ct dams lie pilgrim Hall
de Plymouth, on y trouve plusieurf
reliques do ces premiers colons
entre autres une cha1ne ayant ap.
partenu au gouverneur Carver 81
le sabre de Miles Standish.
Un an apres leur arrlv6e lie gou'
verneur Bradford. de la colonie de
Plymouth, en- 1921. fxa un jour
special d'actlons de graces, OF
Thanksgiving, pour remercier Is
Divine Providence de les avoil
prot6g6s tous dams leur fuite ct de
les avoir soustraits du joug de Hen
ri VIII. sx
Cette pieuse habitude des pre-
miers colons a 6t6 observ6e pa
eux, ct, de pere en- fills, nous a 6tt
transmise. Depuis loDgtemps dot
CO ionr est devenu fese rationale
blen qua son debut cette fete nj
fut observ6e que dams la Nouvelle
Angleterre.
Ainsi fut 6tablie le "Thanksgl
wing Day." que de nos Jours, nom
me le president des Etats- q mis- 81
le fxant invariablemet au quatri6
me jeudi de novembre.
F. Friset