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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

JANuARY.
g. Charles W. Morse. convicted New York
banker. began a 10 year sentence In
the United States penitentiary at At
lanta.
a. The organized volunteer militia OF the
United States became a permanent ad-
junct OF the regular army establish
ment by the operation Of the Dick law.
22 John r, Walsh. convicted Chicago
banker, began serving his year term
IN the federal prison al Leavenworth.
Kan.
q. Indictment OF the New York World In
the Panama libel case quashed In the
United States circuit court In New
York.
FEBRUARY.
Edward Payson Weston started from
Los Angeles. Cal. on his walk to New
York.
4 The Connecticut matters boycott
case decided IN favor OF the plaintiff.
with an award OF damages against the
individuals who instituted the boycott
amounting 10 S222.0O0
l9 Strike OF the street car men began In
Philadelphia.
n. Rioting in Philadelphia due TO the car
mems strike resulted In the death OF
FIVE people; 100 injured.
22 The Nicaraguan revolutionists defeat
ed at Tasma. losing 800 in all
MARCH
s. General walkout IN Philadelphia TO aid
the striking street car men.
Q. Nicholas Tschaikovsky. Russian revo-
lutionist. acquitted on charge OF Grim
inal activity,
State wide strike declared In Pennsyl-
vania in sympathy with the Philadel-
phia car mems strike.
Is. George Cannon, cousin OF Leroy Can
non. American. who was executed by
Zelaya hanged for conspiracy at Co
CONTINUED on Eighth Pagel
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
GOOD GAS WELL IN
M0HTEZUhA FIELD
With Good Showing of High
Grade Oil, Starts the
Drilling Fever.

Henry Klosterman, Of franklin
tIwnship, who was In town yesterday
made this Office a brief business call.
He reports considerable interest being
revived In the field in HIS neighbor-
hood by the rich find OF oil and gas
in we'll drilled in for the Sheeleys,
east Of Montezuma, this week. Mr..
KlostermHn says ths showing Of oil
has started an old-time fever, and that
the oil Of this well is Of the finest grade
he ever remembers seeing. q -s.a....
Mr.. Klosterman, his brothers and n
couple OF neighbors are now putting
,own we'll, and II they meet with the
success that accompanied the drill on
the Sheeleys, there is bound to be q
aoum in franklin equallinR that OF
lmiest dHvs.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
Personal

Prof. and Mrs. w. A. Bair, of Van
Vert, were in this city last Saturday,
enroute to Neptune to spend the holi-
days with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Bair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Adair, of
Pocahontas, Ark, are here to spend
several weeks with the latter's par
ents, Inirmary Director-elect Henry
Niehaus and wife.
Mrs. Newton Taylor and son
Lewis left last Friday for holiday
visit with relatives at West Salem, Ill.
Druggist B. L. Kindel, of Blufton,
spent Christmas here with his wife, at
the home Of her parents, Clerk and
Mrs. j. M. Winter.
F. l.. TouVelle, of Medford, Ore
gon, is again in this city, after visit
to Washington, d. c., and New York
City, where he spent several weeks.
Attorney and Mrs. G. e. Marsh, of
Delphos, we're Christmas guests of rel
atives in this city.
Attorney and Mrs. J. w. Loree and
daughters, and Robert TouVelle were
at Geneva, Ind, to spend Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. E. Champion were
Christmas visitors with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Cramp-
ton, at Muncie, Ind.
Rev. G. ". Raach and son Ralph,
of Mendon, were in this city last Sat
urday while on their way to Wheaton,
ILL.,, for visit with DIR. and Mrs. j.
n. Raach.
Miss Salome Rawers, who is at
tending st. Joseph Academy at Tip
ton, was in this city last Friday en-
route to Chickasaw, to spend her holi-
day vacation with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. e. w. Rawers.
-Supt. w. s. Younger, of the Wash
lngton township High School, is spend.
ing this week at Columbus attending
the State township superintendents'
meeting.
Mrs. Lucy Delays, of Findlay, is
here for visit with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Felver, on Route Z.
DIR. and Mrs. Ed Heffner, Of wa
pakoneta, and DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Heffner, of Ft. Jennings, were Christ
mas guests of the doctors parents,
Contractor and Mrs. Geo. Heffner.
Miss Minnie HassenaueT, Of WRpa-
koneta, was the over Christmas guest
Of her sister, Mrs. VIM. BeieEsdOrfer.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
THEDEATHRO
People Who Passed Away
In 1910.
EDWARD VII. A VICTIM.
Renowned Authors, Famous Artists,
Distinguished Statesmen and
Rulers and Noted Soldiers on the
List-An Ranks LeveIod.
OBITUARY

JANUARY.
z Agnes Booth, widow OF Junius Bru-
tus Booth and at one time a star ao-
tress. IN Brookline Mass; aged 81.
4 Darius ogden Mills. banker and cap
italist. at San Francisco: aged 81
g. francesca di Paola satolli. noted car
dlnal. In Rome.
Gen. Newton Martin Curtis ''hero OF
Fort Fisher" in New York city; aged
"a
q Ezra Kendall. well known comedian.
at Martinsville, Ind; aged 49,
FEBRUARY.
16 George Holland. the actor. In PhIla-
delphia: aged GA.
ls. Neil Burgess. the actor. in New York
city; aged g.
"a Clay Clement. actor. in Kansas City.
Mo-: aged A.
MARCH.
/. Don Jose Domingo de Obaldia, presi-
dent OF the republic of Panama. at
Panama; aged 65.
s. Louis James. actor. at Helena, Mont; {;
aged c..
6. Thomas Collier Platt, former United
States senator from New York and a
noted political leader. in New York
city; aged a.
8 Jake Schaefer. noted billiard player
at Denver.
IA Phil DAILY, noted gambler. at Long
Branch N. J.
l6 Tom Browne. famous English Illus
traitor, In London; aged 3S
%. David Josiah Brewer, associate JUS
tice OF the United States supreme
court In Washington; aged 70.
%. Alexander Agassiz, naturalist, son Of
the celebrated Louis Agassiz Of Har-
ward university, at sea; aged 70.
30. Menelik H., king Of Abyssinia; aged &C.
APRIL.
l. Robert W. Patterson, president OF the
Chicago Tribune company, in Phila-
delphia: aged co.
IL Professor William Graham Sumner,
social scientist of Yale. at Englewood,
N. j.; aged 70.
n Samuel Langhorne Clemens mark
Twain. the author. at Redding, Conn;
aged Is.
A Bjornstjerne Bjornson, famous Nor
weglan novelist, poet. playwright and
patriot. In Paris; aged Is.
%. Gen. E. P. Alexander, noted Confed-
crate veteran and writer on the civil
war at Savannah, Ca; aged 70.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

physician. al York Gifts. Me
o Lloyd w Bowers. solicitor general OF
the United States IN Boston, aged 81.
e. Wlnsow Homer, famous American
painter. al scarboro, Ne; aged "a
Mrs. Rebeoca Harding Davis, the au-
thor. az Mount Kisco. N y; aged 70
OCTOBER
Ex-Governor Napoleon Bonaparte Bro
ward OF Florida. a former Cuban fili-
buster. al Jacksonville; aged b3
2 Former Governor and United States
Senator David Bennett Hin. az Albany;
aged ".
Joseph Abner Harper. member OF the
old Arm OF Harper e. Bro. the New
York publishers. al Newburg. N. u;
aged "a.
Q. william Vaughn Moody. educator and
playwright. author OF 1.-The Great Di-
vide" In Colorado Springs: aged Al.
IS. Larkln @. Mead. noted American
sculptor, IN Florence. Italy; aged rs.
Is. United States Senator Jonathan p.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
THE CALL Of
THE WILD
Appearance of Woodruff To- Nor
row Night in Leading Role
Eagerly Anticipated.

Franklin Woodruff, in that beautiful
dramatic version of Frederic Reming-
toms novel, John Ermine of the Yel-
lowstone," will be the attraction at the
City Opera-house tomorrow (Satur-
day. night.
In writing it the author bore in mind
but one requirement, the necessity for
a pure, wholesome story of convincing
power, and positive appeal to the best
evidence is the favor with which the
play has been received everywhere it
has been produced. 1t shows the
highest principle a mortal can com
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

Vernon Vining left last Sunday
for Kansas City, Mo-, to attend a ma
tional meeting Of a college fraternity.
Mrs. Walter Pfeferle and children,
OF Dunkirk, o., are here for several
weeks visit with her parents, Jeweler
and Mrs. J. w. Mckee, and her sister,
Mrs. o. Fl. Howick.
-B. r. Schele, of TT. Wayne, Ind,
was here over Christmas, the guest Of
his wife at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Wm. Cron,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
Notice of Election

There will be a meeting OF lot owners
OF North Grove Cemetery on Monday,
January 2, 1911, at the Commercial
Bank, between the hours Of l and 3
o'clock, 10 elect trustee for ave years
and a treasurer for one year.
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the Western Union at Long Branch.
N. j.: aged Sc.
q Chulalongkorn. king OF Slam. at Bang
kok. after a reign OF 40 years; aged 81.
b Victor Massena, Prince d'Essling.
grandson Of Marshal Massena Of
CONTINUED on eighth page.l
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[Continued on Eighth Pagel
THE GRIM REAPER

Mrs. Joseph Webb, a well known
and highly respected pioneer lady, died
at her home near Mercer last Tuesday
evening after an illness of but few
days, aged II years. Her demise was
due principally to the infrmaties Of
old age. Mrs. Webb was born in Mi
ami County, this state, where she was
welded fifty three years ago. She is
survived by her aged husband and
two daughters-Mrs. Frank Hyre, of
Spencerville, and Mrs. f. S. Foster, of
near Rockford. The funeral takes
place from the home this morning,
with interment at North Grove Gene
terry, this city.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

DOlliYer OF Iowa,
az Fort Dodge;
aged 81
Julia Ward Howe.
author OF 1.-The
Battle Hymn Of
the Republic" at
Middletown. r. l.;
aged 81.
Gen. Thomas T..
Eckert, manager
OF the Federal mill
itary telegraph In
the civil war and
later president Of
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
RECORD OF 1910
The Events of the World
In Paragraphs.
AVIATION ACHIEVEMENTS.
A Summary OF Affairs at Home and
Abroad - Miscellaneous Happen
ings - Explosions - Storms and
shipwrecks-Games and Races.
! POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

JANUARY
7. Giford Pinchot, chief forester. re-
moved by President Taft
FEBRUARY.
iB. Herbert Gladstone. whose father W.
p. Gladstone. "the great commoner."
twice declined a seat IN the mouse OF
lords. elevated to the peerage
MARCH.
"a Ex-President Roosevelt reached Khar-
tum on his return from Africa.
APRIL.
IL Premier Asquith's resolutions limiting
the veto power OF the house OF lords
carried in the house Of commons by a
majority OF l03.
q. The British house OF lords passed the
notorious Liberal budget bill.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

mand-duty. About and around the
central theme is woven a mass of
brilliant actions and situations, and
climax which is Irresistible in its ap-
peal to the better spirit of mankind,
and is success because it is true and
faithful, and touches only upon the
best instincts Of men and women. All
the scenes are laid in the picturesque
and primitive region of the Yellow
stone beyond the outposts of civiliza-
tion, in uppermost Wyoming.
Mr.. woodruff promises strong pre-
senting company and scenic and cos
tune environment commensurate with
so ambitious production, and as John
Ermine, young scout, Mr.. Woodruff
has the finest role of his career rs a
star, and his local appearance will be
one of the most important events Of the
present season.
Regular prices. Secure seats at Ri
ley's now.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

Mrs. Catherine We'll, aged 81, widow
of the late John We'll, well known in
the west part of this county, died at
the home of her sons in Jay County,
near the State line, last Monday morn
ing Her death was due to the infrm-
lite of old age. Funeral services took
place Wednesday, and burial at State
Line Cematarv
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

DR.. #. A. Ayers and family have
moved from their home on East An
thony street into the DeFord property,
on North Main street.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

DIR. and Mrs. John Johnson, Of
Springfield, are here for an extended
visit with their mothers, Mesdames
Il. M Johnson and 8. A. Armstrong.
DR., Johnson is contemplating locating
at Lima.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
Make ~ Your Own Mind

when In the need Of a cough medicine.
If you buy DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey
we guarantee you get the best.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Johnson, Of
Columbus, are guests Of the formers
parents, Senator and Mrs. J. d. john
SON
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

The Democrat gets into more
weH-tO-do homes than any
other paper in Mercer Coun-
ty, Mr.. Advertiser.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goggin are
moving into the DR.. Ayers property on
East Anthony street.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

q, Ischia. an island IN the Mediterranean.
and Naples swept by a hurricane; 100
dead In Isehia
DECEMBER
G. Heavy storm OF rain and snow IN the
northern and eastern states
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
1. Gen. J.P. s. Goblin. civn war veteran an,

national guard
commander. at
lie banon, Pa. (;
aged 72.
Nord Alexis, de-
posed president
of Haiti, at
Kin gston, ia
m aica; aged
about 80.
. Edward VII. Of
e n g l a n d, at
Buckin CHA m
palace; aged SO.
. Pauline Viardot-
Garcia, sister of
the late Manuel
Garcia and, like
him. a noted OPP
era singer, In
Paris.
DR.. Robert Eoch,
eminent bacteri-
nIA-f9h 1.gnnNr-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

King George v.
pr o c I a l m e d
throu ghout the
British empire.
South African un-
ion proclaimed at
Pretoria.
JUNE.
Ex-Presid e n I
Theodore Roose-
welt welcomed in
New York on his
return from his
African and Euro
pean trip.
The railroad" bill,
creating a court
OF commerce and
amending the In
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30

A Happy, Prosperous NeW
Year to Democrat readers
wherever they may be.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-12-30
MARKETS

The following were 1.-The quotations for
theOelina market yesterday evening.
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FaribauIt
Conference sur LOurdes

Mercredi soir. 3Onovembre, dams
la sale DIES Chevaliers de Colomb,
lie Rev. Pere Monge a dome sd
belle ct savante conference SUI
Lourdes, pour lie b6n6tice de la
Cour locale dies Forestiers Catholi-
ques. Pres de deux cents person.
mes. parmi lesquelles TN grand
nombre de Protestants, Sc pres
salient autour du Rev. P6re, avides
d'entendre ct de s'instruire Jul un
sujet plut0t inconnu dams ce pays
eli.
Leur attente ma pas etc from
pee, pendant une heure l'auditoire
tres attentif est rest6 sur lie charme
de la parole de l'orateur. Sa des-
cription DIES foules qui chaque an
nee Sc dirigent vers Lourdes, dies
professions, DIES Examinations, dies
gu6risons instantanees--et surtout
sa discussion 81 habile ct 81 serr6e
de la cause qui produit les merveil-
les de Lourdes, ont fait les d6lices,
du public tres choisi, qui s'etait
empresse de Sc rendre a cette con-
ference.
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Unis.
"L'entree de Victor Berger, de-
clare-t-il, dams la sale du congress
placera les Etats-Unis a la tete
DIES ''autres nations civilisees'
chez lesquelles. depuis dix ans
passes, lie socialisme est conside-
re CONNIE lie seul element puissant
capable de realiser la regeneration
rationale ct la paix ct la fraterni-
te nationales."
Ces appearances. Ell dept DIES
progress incontestables du socialis-
me aux Etats- Unis. nous sem
blent pretentieuses, illusoires, tout
au moins trop prematurees.
Ce nest point l'entree dun So
cialiste au congress qui modifier-
la majorite de ses representants.
En- Allemagne. en- France, en-
Angleterre, les parchment COMPETENT
ct &c depuis p%lusieurs %ahnees, DIES
deputies nettement socialistes; lis
sont meme parvenus a y constituer
I'm groupe deposition qui croft a
chaque legiste nouvelle. Mails
leur influence est loin d'etre pro-
ponderante. pas plus dams lie parle-
ment que dams lie pays.
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Sherbrooke--La population an
glaise diminue dams les cantons dc
Test; Ell revanche les Canadiens-
francais sont ell plus grand nom
bre. Dams lie district de Bedford.
Oh on he comptait que DIES An
glais, on a d1 vendre trois 6coles
anglaises, car il ny await plus de-
leves pour les fr6quenter. Les
fermiers Anglais vendent leur
terre a dies Canadiens-francais ct
Won't s'6tablir dams lOuest.
Il nous a fait peine damon
Ger la mort Gle M. Fable Panneton
ancien cure Gle Gr6goire de
Nicollet. LIE d6funt, age rs ans.
etait retire depuis plusieurs
ann6es a l'hospice Ste Th6rese:
Longue-Pointe.
Ecu Table Panneton etait IN
l%itterateur qui a laiss6 sa marque
en- notre province Gle Quebec. LIE
r6cit de ses voyages Ell Terre Sain-
te. a Rome, a Paris ct dams les
principles villes d'Europe est DIES
plus captivantes.
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lie Parti SOcialiste

Lie misunderstanding congress, a
Washington, comptera parmi ses
membres, TN repr6sentant socia-
liste, M. Victor L.. Berger, nomm6
par les 6lecteurs de Milwaukee
qui avaient d6ja choisi, pour mai
re un socialiste: Ce sera l'entr6e
du premier socialiste dams lie con-
gres. Milwaukee est considerable
CONNIE I'M veritable Gibraltar du
socialisme sur lie continent am6ri-
cain.
LIE nombre DIES electeurs socia-
listes s'est 6lev6 a 100000 aux der
ni6res elections. C'est une aug
mentation de Is p. c. depuis 1908.
Dams divers Etats, lie parti So
cialiste a conquis trente-cinq sic
ges IL legislatures; quarante vii
les ct bourgs COMPETENT d6sormais
une majorit6 socialiste: lie parti
est mai re de la municipalite dams
cling villes.
LIE progress du socialisme aux
Etats-Unis sont done in%deniables
lis Sc manifestent lie plus active
ment dams la region du Pacifque,
notamment a Los Angeles, a San
Francisco OH la lutte entire les ou-
vriers ct les riches patrons a pris
une tournure aigue.
Dams lie nord-ouest, a Milwaukee,
a Chicago, Oh lie contraste entire la
misAre DIES classes laborieuses ct
DIES castles enrichies, apparait plus
saillante que partout ailleurs. ex-
cepte peut-etre a Pittsburg, ct
dams le district de Columbus, Ohio
Oh les travailleurs commencent a
Sc revolter contre la brutalit6 du
capitalisme ct lexploitation de la
part DIES politicians meles aux af-
fairies, les progress du socialisme
Sc sont 6galement manifest6s.
Dams plusieurs centres indus
%triels. a Philadelphia ct dams GER
taines villes du Connecticut, de
IEtat Gle New-York, OH lindiff6-
renee ct l,apathie semblaient re-
gner. commence a Sc manchester un
r6veil du socialisme. "Les result
tats electoraux don't s'enorgueillit
lie parti, n'auront pas etc vains,
car d6ja les chefs du socialisme
manifestent leur ardente esp6ran-
ce en- un movement rapide, pro-
gressif qui fera sortir les proprie-
taires de leur Tongue apathie.S
C'est ainsi q1e lorgane socia-
liste, lie "New-York CALI, escomp-
TAFT les consequences de l:entr6e
dun DIES apotres du socialisme a
la chambre DIES repr6sentants ct
don't les portes leur avaient etc
unemployment fermees jusqu'a
&c jour, Sc complaf; a envisager la
situation du socialisme aux Etats-
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Camp ChampIain, w. O. w.

lie Camp Champlain dies w. O
W., a tenu l'6lection annuelle dc
ses officers, jeudi dernier. En- vol
ci lie r6sultat:
Joseph E. Poisson, Consul Com
mandeur.
Gaspard L.. Thibault. Lieutenant
AVlSeur.
HiIaire st Hilaire, Banquier.
A. H. Demeules, Commits.
Paul Brihaye. Escorte.
j. G. Deslauriers, Syndic.
Frank Roussin, Garden.
G6deon DUDE. Sentinelle.
Drs G. A. Lapierre ct A. l.. Lali-
bert6. medecins.
DR. E. n. Fontaine ,dentiste oficiel.
Gaspard Thibault, depute.
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The Model Clothing House
NicolIet ct TrOisieme Rue

IN presbyterc spacieux ct conforta-
blc. une bonnie ecole. Ce sont les
RR. PIP. Oblats qui sont la cause
de &c enlargement heureux.
Mgr. McGolrick ajoute que les
paroissiens Gle st. .Jean-Baptiste
peuvent Sc rejouir a bon droit du
resultat obtenu depuis vingt-cinq
ans. lis ont bien seconde les eff
forts de leurs pretres. lis sont
ress6s fideles a leur eglise. lis ont
bien merite de Dieu qui les a be-
mis- dams leur travail. Mgr. Nc
Golrick Sc r6jouit de tout c9ur
avec ses bons paroissiens de St.
Jean-Baptiste, en- cette occasion du
vingt-cinquieme a%nniversaire Gle la
fondation Gle leur paroisse ct il
prize Dieu de les combler de ses be-
n6dictions.
Apres la messe, Mgr. McGolrick,
les autres membres du clerg6 ct
quelques notables de la paroisse
furent convies a JOUR de la bont6
reconnue de la table dies RR. PIP.
Oblats.
Dams la soir6e. lie r. p. Riordan.
de St. Paul. Mimi, donna une con-
ference sur l'Eg|ise catholique. LIE
c~onf6rencier fit voir avec eloquen-
ce les beauties de la religion. LIE
r. p. Riordan s'exprime dune ma
uiere facile, abondante ct heureuse.
Avant ct apres la conference, il y
cut musique vocale ct instrument
tale. Plusieurs societies catholi-
ques assistaient a cette conference.
On remarquait aussi la presence
du r. p. Raymond. de lordre de St
Benoit ct de NM. les abb6s Lemi-
re ct Lydon.
lie lendemain, 81 novembre, lie
r. P. Watelle donna une c%onf6ren-
ce sur lie Congress Eucharistique
qui cut lieu en- septembre dernier,
a Montreal. LIE r. P. Watelle trail
ia son sujet avec talent. II sut fai-
re passer dams Fame de son nom
breux auditoire les impressions
que, lui-meme await ressenties au
spectacle DIES fetes inoubliables du
Congress Eucharistique.
La fete du vingt-cinqui6me an
%niversaire de la paroisse st jean
Baptiste de Duluth laissera certai-
nement II IL bon souvenir dams les
prit de tous. Au cinquantieme IL
%niversaire maintenant.
c.. A. STOR.
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Plusieurs chooses peuvent arnerer la faiblesse ct la
debilite generate chez la femme, 1nais la cause i'm
mediate, c'est t%oujours la pauvrete du sang. C'est
de &c cote qu'i fault c1ercher les raisons de ces mile
ennuis qui accablent ces pauvres malades, jeunes
comma vieilles, It qui leur r.ndent 81 triste la vie.
II est des personnes qui ne peuvent supporter la
moindre fatigue sans en- r%essentir, de suite, DIES SEN
sations plus on moins prononc&es de lassitude gene
ra1e ct meme DIES malaises reels.
Une vei1lee I'm peu trop pro1ongee, TN Outrage
plus fort que d'habitude, une nlarche assez tongue
ct rapide, ct meme parfois Tine emotion subtle, joie
on tristesse, tout celia est c%ontraire aux femrnes
fables.
Les personnes de cette c%ategorie ont des epoques
plus douloureuses ct generalernent irregulieres.
Enceintes, elles s%ouffrent particulierement, ct leur
maladie sera plus dure, ct les relevailles seront plus
lentes. Files auront un sonneil agite, digereront
NAL. A ces symphonies sajoutent la decoloration
de la peau ct la %maigreur du corps.
Care a vous, mesdames, 81 vous &tes all nombre de
ces %victimes, ct ne tardez pas a vous %soigrer.
Pour celia, les Medecins de la Compagnie Chimi-
que ~o-Americaine sont enforcement a votre
disposition. Venez les consulter. Une fois que
vous conna1trez la nature exacte de Vote ma1adie,
il vous sera facile de la faire dispara1tre. ST vous
souffrez reellenent de pauvrete de sang, on vous
conseillera de prendre DIES Pilu1@s Rouges, car c'est
lie seul remede capable de vous guerir dune facon
permarente.
Dams tous les autres cas- Oh il s'agit de rendre les
forces en- refaisant lie sang, les Pilules Rouges sont
reel1e1nent u1iques ct souveraines. Files consti-
tuent lie plus puissant TONGUE femirin ct leurs etfe is
bienfaisantS S'etendent a tOuS les OrganeS affaib1iS
GU malades.
En- eliminart du systeme tout ce qui peut nuire a
la sante, tout &c qui gene lie bon fonctionnernent