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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-12-27
IIy q medicines ct m6deci-

ii y q medicines ct medeci-
mes. Quelques-unes malgr6 leur
prix 6lev6 ct les promesses du fa-
bricant, ne font janais aucun bien
au malade qui place sa con6ance
en- elles. D'autres, en- raison de
leurs propri6t6s curatives r6elles,
non settlement apportent aux fa-
bricants une renomm6e bien m6ri-
tee ct durable mais aussi les b6ne-
dictions de ceux qui les prennent.
LIE Novoro lu DIR. Pierre est un
remede de cette categorie. II est
bienfaisant tout autant pour lie
jeune que pour le vieillard. Les
lettres de remerciements que les
propri6taires, lie DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons, de Chicago, ILL.,, recoivent
de toutes les parties des Etats-
Uuls, sont la meilleure evidence
des m6rites de la medicine. LIE
Novoro du DR.. Pierre est devenu
une des medicines de famille in
dispensable dams des milliers de
m6nages, ct il m6rite la confance
du public. Ce nest pas un reme-
de de pharmacie. Des agents sp6-
ciaux le fournissent au public.
S'adresser au DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co., 1875 So. Hoyne
Ave., Chicago. Ill.
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lie c9ntenrire de la fatale can4
pagne de Russie ct la d6plorables
retraite de l'arm6e francaise eveil-
le en- France des souvenirs 6mod-I
wants. Les journaux franeais .sonts
remplis de r6cits ct d'anecdotes,
sur ce triste sujet. Jamais la souf-
france humane ne s'est manifes-
tee dune facon plus: lamentahls.t
Jamais Ia grandeur humane ma
subj une plus grande humiliation,
jamais le meant de la puissance ct
de la gloire de 'homme ne fut plus
apparent. LIE spectacle de cette
"Grande Arm6e' de six cent mile
hommes presque complement de-
truite par lie froid, la faim ct la
soif dams les forets de la Russie,
offre a l'esprit du penseur un sujet
de profonde meditation. Gu ! en-
ser de ce genie incompatible qui
ma pas pu pr6voir un pareil d6sas-
tire?
Je ne m'6tonne pas que lors dun
concours c6lebre, don't rob]et 6tait
de conna1tre Popinion DIES Francais
sur leurs grands hommes, une
grande majorit6 ait mis- Pasteur
au-dessus de Napoleon, ait pr6f6re
lie genie bienfaisant au genie des-
tructeur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-12-27
La Question de la Vacci.
nation

Au lendemain dune grave Cpl
d6mie de fievre typhoide, exposes
a chaque instant q tomber victimes
du f6au, grace au propri6t6s parti-
culieres que poss6de leau des ri
vieres, la question de la vac
cination est toujours d'actualit6
ct toujours importante.
On Sc rappelle les discussions
aussi nombreuses que wives aux
quelles ellie donn6 lieu. lei COM
me partout ailleurs. ST lon en-
croft les journaux m6dicaux, ellie
doit etre consid6r6e CONNIE r6so-
lue. "La cause de la vaccination
antityphique, a dit M. Chantemes-
Sc au Congress francais de m6deci-
ne, ma plus besoin d'etre d6fendu.
On pourra discuter sur la valeur
compar6e des differences m6thodes
de vaccination, mais non sur la va
leur de celle-ci dams pensemble.
LIE general Lyautey, resident &C.
neral de France au Marco, Went
d'apporter une nouvelle preuve a
cette th6orie en- signalapt le cas- de
deux compagnies envoy6es sur la
ligne d'6tapes don't Pune fut rava-
gee par le NAL: ellie n'6tait pas vac
cin6e; pautre, vaccin6e, ne pr6sen-
ia pas un seul cas-.
Une question est souvent posee.
On Sc demande s'A convient de Sc
faire vacciner en- temps d'6pid6-
mie? A cette question, le profess
seur Vincent a r6pondu, q facade
mie des. Sciences, par une afirma-
tion cat6gorique.
II faut observer que cette vacci-
nation est faite ou bien sur un SUI
Jet qui ma rien- ct alors Ia situa-
tion est la meme qu'en dehors de
toute epidemic; ou bien sur un SUI
Jet d6ja infect6, mais qui men salt
rienni le m6decin non plus. Dams
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Bureaux: 3O5 Avenue Centrafe

prend une Importance consid6ra-
ble. Lors des r6centes fetes du
Jubil6 ct de la proclamation du ro-
yaume, ellie voulut absolument res
ter 6lele l'antique costume ma
tional. Tandis que lie roi quittait
le sien pour I'm uniforme militaire,
ellie demeura la Mont6n6grine fiere
de p6tre 81 immuablement alta
ch6e aux vieilles traditions.
Aussi queile r6percussion ce
geste 81 simple eut-il dams Fame de
ce peuple passionn6ment epris de
la terre natalie ct 81 heureux, 81 fer,
d'etre enfn ind6pendant.
II est ind6niable que la refine
exerea sur son 6poux une influence
des plus heureuses. Nature cal
me, bien 6quilibr6e, au jugement
sur ct droit, ellie sut adoucir les
tendances trop ardentes du roi ct
introduire dams ses decisions un
esprit conciliateur don't on Wit plus
dune fois les efets bienfaisants.
LIE roi Nicolas, CONNIE nous
Pavons dit, est lauteur de nom-
breuses euvres po6tiques ct lite
raires, ct Ia encore, pinspiration de
la refine Sc reaete avec un charme
fer ct doux. Dams r''Imp6ratrice
des Balkans le plus connu de ses
ouvrages ct, certes, lie plus digne
de Petre, les mobiles traits don't il
peignit le courage ct les vertus des
femmes mont6n6grines fhrent en-
grande partie empruntes a un mo-
dele bien proche de son cnur.
II est d'ailleurs 81 sympathlque,
ce caractere mont6n6grin, avec cet-
te irr6ductible fert6 qui en- est la
caract6ristique. Pendant de lon
CUES ann6es Punit6 fut compromi-
Sc par de farouches rivalit6s de
village a village. LIE roi Nicolas
sut, en- gagnant la confance de son
peuple, apaiser ces fureurs san
glantes ct, le mid d'aigles, dams sa
ceiuture de roc abrupts. s'est ou-
vert tout grand au souf1e bienfai-
SAINT du progress.
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Une m6nag6re await des essaims
de mouches dams la maison; ellie
recut la visite dun tramp, qui
s'ofrit d les tuer, pour vingt-cinq
cents, ct un verre de bi4re.
La bonne femme lui donna les
deux. Une heure apres, ellie trou-
va le tramp confortablement install
l6 dams la cuisine, Sc reposant bien
sur sa chaise.
-Eh bien, vous, Ia, vous ne,
commencez pas votre Outrage?
-J'attends apr9s vous, Madame
-Vous attended, apres moi?
-Oui, Madame. ST vous voulez
les attraper, je les tuerai.
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New-York. Jamais le cure de
l'6glise catholique de Notre-Dame
de Guadeloupe, 1869 rue, ma trou-
We dams le tronc des pauvres plus
de $500 ct on peut juger de sa
surprise quand, ouvrant ce tronc
d6daign6, il y trouva cinq beaux
billets de 81 600 chacun. La sur
prise du pretre fut d'autant plus
.grande que jamais de So vie il ma
vait contempl6 un billet de $1,000
ct il en- pouvait 3 peine croire ses
yeux.
La personne qui a d6pos6 les
SIS, 600 dams le tronc ma pas voulu
Sc r6v6ler.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-12-27

Cercie Ste Anne, reunions les
2e ct 4e lundis du mois, sale A. O..
U. W., 80 Avenue Centrale. Nine
Deslauriers Sec.-Fin., 1923 Sc rue
IN E
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-12-27

Docteur.-J J'espere que votre
mari a suivi mes prescriptions.
Elle.-Non, vraiment! Sill les
ent suivies il Sc serait casse lie cou!
Docteur.-Cass6 le cou!
Elle.-Oui, docteur. II les je-
tees par la fenetre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-12-27

En- consultations:
-Vous ne devriez pas boire de
Bourgogne. -. c'est tres mauvais
pour la goutte.
-Peut -etre. 4. mais c'est rude
ment bon pour le goutteux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-12-27
Soyons Joyeux
(PoUR L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT)

Du plus long temps quill me souvient
J'aimais le mot pour rire,
Melant parfois rentretien
LIE ton de la satire.
Dams un propos NAL ajuste
La critique Sc glisse,
Mais c'est toujours de la gate
Sans chercher malice.
LIE sort ma dou6, Dieu merci,
Dun joyeux caractere.
Ce l6ger don m'apporte aussi
Un appoint salutaire.
C'est lie courage int6rieur
Qui dompte la souffrance,
" Avec lesprit plut0t rieur a.
Is - Ouyert resp6rance. ~
IEs'en suit qu'un grave sujet u
il Ne passant par Ia tete. d,
Sc transit sforme dams le trajet ssss s.s !., II
Il ss$stSs Et prend un air de fete.s sS ls
Be VOLTA plus gai, plus human Il as ~
.,s-,-4s..,sQlue, s'ilrestait lui-meme 81 as1n| n|
Ennuyenx Z CONNIE pn long chemin
~ =. Pal. in jour de 1careme. n n
= Jews dams 4un juste milieu 4 &
s., Entire IA taupe ct Paigle, q 1. "a u
!. Sans d6sir ct content de pen, y y
= - La conscience engTogle. is
! Les noirs chagrius ne font parler /
i, Ma langue nj ma plume, 4
= Me gardant bien de, trop soufaer &
= LIE vent qui les rallunle. 4
Qhand IN III. p6nible souvenir
3 : Toutia coup Sc r6veilles
Je4nIempressesde le bannir {
j ..a s4Du c@ur ct de loreille. /
X
'-'s 's'ss' Que jai dams la memoire,
=. Causohs: ct vousaverrez comment \
.Je raconte une histoire,
LIE rire, nous dit }Rabelais,
Est propre a la nature,
3 80 4 aaaa&EaEa. 81 q 80
On fa WI gu6rir bien souvent
Un faux etat de Tame
Et calmer par un mot plaisant
LIE cerveau qui senhamme.
A chaque jour sufit son NAL
Lors, soyons raisonnables
Naccumulons pas un total
De vieux tracas semblables.
Faut-il attendre d'6tre heureux
Pour narguer la tourmente!
Je classe parmi les peureux
Lhonme qui Sc lamente.
ENVOI
Nous mourons tous. ou presque tous
Accables par la peine.
C'est que nous sommes de grands fous
Sept jours de la semaine
Pour supporter les coups dn sort.
Lecteur, je vous souhaite
D'appuyer Sur le doux resort
De la gate discrete.
Vous connaissez mon rituel,
Adoptez-en lusage,
Un jour de Fan perpetual
Sera votre partage.
~ BENJAMIN Sui
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WINGATES
Dry Goods Furnishings
9Ol-3 Zoe Ave. N.

On enregistr6 cette semaine
aux Etats-U -Unis, nous dit le der
nier rapport de pagence Dun, 356
faillites commerciales contre 345
Ia semaine derniere, 22O la semai-
ne pr6c6dente ct 345 la semaine
correspondence de Fan dernier. Au
Canada, il y Gu IS cas- d'insolva-
hilith contre % Ia semaine derniA-
re, Al la semaine pr6c6dente ct AZ
AN dernier.
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Vbonnez-vous q | Echo DE 70
EsL 81 90 par annie.
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Ca pale d'annoncer dams EcHo
DE L'OUEsT
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ANNONCES:

Tarlf des annonces DOME sur appl-
cation.
Demandes ploi-demaude de do
mestiques on d'emloyes- -annonces pour
chambre Ou pension = annonces pour
objets perdus OH tr0uv6s.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot.
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ECHO DE L'OyEsT
Journal Hebdomadaire
AbOnnements

Toutes lettres, correspondances, Etc.
,oivent etre adressees directement
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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-20
Portugal Gives Women Votes

From the new Portuguese Republic
comes the report that under the cleo
toral law, just passed, a limited num-
Der of women in Portugal have been
given the parliamentary franchise.
The same law puts a property quail
fcation on the men, but SO slight
one that manhood suffrage is prac-
tically established. However, the
number of women enfranchised by
this law will be comparatively small
because of the age limit and educa-
tional test.
About a year ago, DR.. Carolina
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-20
Shall the Liquor Traffic Die2

One of the earth's noblest of men
has passed away in the promotion of
the beloved General William Booth,
who stands equally great with Wesley
and Luther The earth is poorer for
his going; heaven is richer for his
presence. Like Wesley and Paul, his
one great consuming passion was for
souls. Satan had formidable antag
onist in the person of this valiant
fighter for poor lost humanity. Into
the sea of the old country's poor, op-
pressed, struggling masses William
Booth and his noble band of workers
plunged and rescued countless thou
sands from their awful hell who will
call his memory blessed for many
generations to come. Before our tar
dominion should ever drift into the
awful poverty-stricken conditions of
the mother land, caused largely by the
curse of the abominable liquor traffic,
what greater monument could our
dear Canada erect to the memory OF
this noble and valiant servant of God
than for all the Christian men of this
country to rise and demand of our
government to abolish this cursed
system and stop this simple expendl-
ture. of eighty-one millions annually
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-20

which brings no returns but pauperism
and drunkenness and crime. We can
do it. The churches of our land have
the power to close these breweries
and distilleries which manufacture
this distilled, damnation, destroying
the bodies and souls of thousands for
whom Jesus died. What glorious
day for Canada when this takes place.
Shall we live and labor for this? For
one, | subscribe my name and con-
secrate the residue of my days to this
glorious end.-John Pattenham, Egan-
vile, Ont, in Christian Guardian
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-20

Angelo, woman who since died, en-
tered her name on the registry as a
citizen. Her application for the vote
formed test case. The judge ruled
that she was entitled to citizenship.
By this legal decision women in Por-
tugal were declared eligible for the
franchise on the same grounds as
men. By the new law, the senate
has now partially confirmed this legal
decision by granting the vote to wo-
men over twenty-five years of age,
who have passed a certain educational
test.-Exchange
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-20

Uncle Sam is worried be-
cause of the city question.
He finds more trouble in
that than in all others.
Every day he is called
upon to deal with this
problem. The states, too,
find much in it to occupy
their authorities.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-20
Saloon is Sort of Bank

You deposit your money and lose it.
Your time and lose it.
Your character and lose it.
Your health and lose it.
Your strength and lose it,
Your self-control and lose it.
Your home comfort and lose it.
Your own soul and lose it,
The depositor awakes to find him
self ruined.-Exchange.
Prohibition of the sale of intoxi-
cants on railway trains has been en-
acted by the parliament of Norway.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-09-20
THE SOLUTION

i ILL O\/LO i 1ON
ONE THING that, more
than anything else, will
help solve this great ques-
ton is the abolition of sa-
looms and kindred evils.
Then will Uncle Sans
problem almost wholly
disappear.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
OEMEN1ED MANS
father FOUND
FAMILY PHYSICIAN TAKES HIM
TO HIS HOME IN CHICAGO.

Rebe, the young maj whom Cap.
tain Martinson picked UP in the depot
the other night and who has been held
by the authorities on the charge OF
being demented, was taken to his
home in Chicago today, by the family
physician o fthe unfortunate boys
parents and his father. His ailment
seems to have been caused by some
love affair. He is quite bright, well.
dressed, and has drafts for several
thousand dollars from banks on the
coast, besides recommendations OF
responsibility and letters OF introduc.
ton. He comes from a good family
and the theory has been advanced
that he had been drusged ebfore ar
irving here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
DULUTH CLOSE.

Oct. So asked; Dec. IS IL asked;
May, SO 3.S bid; No. hard OH track,
80 3-S; No. l northern arrive on
track. SO 3.S; No. 2 northern on track
SO 3.S; No. 2 northern on track sc IL
to arrive No. l northern 3-S; Mon
tana No. 2 hard to arrive 81 Is; spot
durum No. 1, 81 IL; spot durum No. 2
IS IL; to arrive durum No. l 81 IL;
to arrive durum No. 2, IS IL; Oca.
81 IL bid; Nov. 81 IL asked; Dec. So;
oats on track, 81 Is; oats to a~rrivec,
81 is; rye On track, 60 IL to GO IL;
rye to arrive SO 1.2 to 62 ~; barley
on track 40 to u; flax ON track 1859 IL
flax to arrive, 1.6S IL; Oca. 1.66 IL
bid; Nov. 1862 "a bid; Dec. 1.57 "a;
May 1.62 asked! Jan. 1877 ~; High
Dec. So rs to SO bid; low, IS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

:: THE MARKETS. ::
-
MINNEAPOLIS CLOSE

No. 1 hard, 60 IL; No. / northern
81 to 80; No. 1 Northern to arrive,
SO 3.s; No. 2 hard Montana on track.
81; No. 9 northern 81 to IS; No. 3
northern SO to IS; No. | durum, 81 IL
arrive 81 IL; no.. 2 durum, So IL; ar.
rive 50 -; No. 3 yellow corn 50 to
50 IL. arrive 6S; No. 3 oats, 66 IL
to %; No. 3 white oats, 30 IA to 30 IL
arrive 80 Ia; No, 3 oats, q IL to 20;
barley. 40 to &c.; rye go to ga, arrive
60 to So -; flax, LA IL to LIS IL;
arrive 1.6S 10; Dec. IS 3.S; May,
SO 5-S.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
For Week Ending Sept. %.

ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
For Week Ending Sept. %.
Appelton. NJ.
Andrews, Orville
Anderson. II. J.
Bayan, Fred
Bigonette, G. F.
Barker, Harry ". a.s..a
Bertlesol, P.
Brown, Myrtle. .. ...,.
Drawn, Chester
Bcroff, B. -
Cramer, Harm ...,. e
Ciuldup, ". O. ..s,s.:. ~ r.
Cambell, Jim Il. .
Craig Archie
Dana, W. NJ. e... b.. t..
Pupree, Frank
Rreyfuss Ira II. .-:.....,
Dreyfuss, Ira H..
Del Vicchio, Chas. -" ... ~
Edwards, Dora ~ .'.".'
Fraser, Hugh . ...'."#
Grafall0, G. .-
German, w. o. a.s
Griffin, w. N.
Graham, G. "A. @. a..
Griffin, w. N.
; Hughes, Thos. r.
jolly, Roy
Limbold, Helen
Kannan, Mrs. e. }
Kadtub, Nero
Kelly, M, i. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
COMING HERE
FOR SUPPLIES

ATHENS, Oct. 5.-Four torpedo
boat d%cstrcyers acquired by the Greek
government in Liverpool while under
construction for Argentina, were or.
dcred, after leaving that port, to pro-
coed to Philadelphia to take on am.
munition from the Bethlehem steel
works.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
An Expert Statement.

IFS there any sur way Of knowing
when a man is meaning to propose?'
asked the bud.
"You needn't worry about that" said
the belle. THE knowledge comes by
nature. The most important thing is
to know when he isn't going to-"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
HORSE DISEASE
has DISAPPEARED
10y Associated press.)

DENVER, Oct. 5.-Acting on rec,
concentrations of the state board OF
stock inspection, Governor Shaffoth
today raised the quarantine declared
five weeks ago against horses and
mules from Kansas, Nebraska and
Missouri. This followed the informa'
ton that the disease which killed
thousands of horses in eight states
had practically disappeared.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
TED TE1zLAff
HEADS AUTO RACE
lRx Associated Press.l

WAUWATOSA, RACE COURSE,
WIS, Oct, 5.--Teddy Tetzlatf, closely
pressed by Caleb Bragg and Ralph De
Palma, led the field at the end of 20o
miles O rone-half the entire distance
in the running of the fourth American
grand prize automobile road a C to-
day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
Aeartless

"Your father is heartlcss. ] told him
l couldn't live without you"
"And what did he say
He offered to pay my funeral ex.
penses!w-Pearson's Weekly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
Automatically Attentive.

listen to your wife" advises \ med
ical expert. The average man doesn't
have to listen. He hears her any
how.-Nasbville Banner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
STATES ATTORNEY MURRAY.

States Attorney Murray, the trouble
maker for wrong.doers at Mott, is
prominent among the many boosters
from the hustling county seat OF Het-
finger.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

FOR SALE-640 acres Of the best
land in North Dakota, $40 acres
Z broken; $4,000 OF improvements;
close to railroad station. Good
terms. $22.50 per acre. Lock Box
515 Bismarck, N. D. ".
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05
ANOTHER WOMAN NAMED.

Special to The TF1bN60
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5th.-Lacina
Parent was appointed fourth class
postmistress at Scott, Williams coun-
ty, replacing Ada Scott, resigned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

FOR RENT-Seven room house be
ing renovated. See owner at house,
319 4th St.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

OPEN EVENINGS.
Our store will be open every even
ing during the exposition.
S. e. BERGESON g. SON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

The wife tired ua after Il wear nigh Of Watching is bng cut her gf alone
And 1.-THE jolly Good AOw"-ewToy srhmd-hm drowned love- duty and memory in the hsve
flowing bowl
"MHs" famous picture without words recalls no nm@h scene
Scores of North Dakota S now what it is to wait wth and listen far int the night and early mora
ms hours for the steps of the husband wmb fast in the clutches fu the drink habit
TeJ y Good Fellow" drinks to the health and happiness of everybody else but to his own certain I'M
doing and to Msn mysn misery.
The Jolly Good elbow" Is king up the plans mds echGahnsh for the wreck Of his business as veil as
the happiness of himself and that OF his N6. md dear ones
"TMJ Jolly Coco Fellow needs eHgt km of medical help badly as the victim of ypod fever or
any other dkHn lahH
Craving de for. drink which ms ."me Jolly Good Fellow" so quickly ft his duty to wife, home
and loved ones is the result of akohoh bison in the system.
Hundreds of men land women excessive drinkers who have wandered ah for from dys path as Th,Joly
GdF aw"h have gone to the Neal Institute on Eight Street South dmg the past few Ms The NEAL
TREATMENT has taken all appetite and all necessity for liquor
Many Jolly Good Fellow" will accept this invitation give he wife a chance to enjoy life"
Hm or your hd who thinks to GS will let the Neal Institute tell you all about heN Neal ThreDay
Treatment for the Drink Habit, there will be nothing but tmkgNngh return The Neal Cure is harm
less internal treatment no hpohrmh injections
"bb Good FHbws"b become salt Of eh after three. days Neal Treatment purse and hey devote to
loved wives and mmles time and honey once wasted on emeTwd drink and to their business duties the
time and attention real efficiency requires
Its not necessarily spend 80 days hkmg a treatment for the liquor habit
AS aUe our PATIENTS remain in the osth only three days but they may stay hnH if they with
out extra expense
Patients are soon rsoudb Mnn normal condition. their nerves are steady heart action is mE the
whoy nh leaves the face the eyes are bright ALE ne fol. drink is gone and the stomach calls mw whole
All drug adlcMs are successfully twhd in from t to twym. days Tsu treatment cal be taken
at lone Write information to
.... NEAL INSTITUTE
OIL Eighth Street South Fargo, North Dakota
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03

that could telIthe difference in two gueses, between a ham sandwhicl and a batteship, would have no verry grate difficulty in pointing out the cardinel lectures of dis simiIalriity between Lincoln and Roosefelt. Enny man who would take Roosefelt for Lincoln, or a ham sandwhich for a battle ship ought to change his brand of hybalIs. But we digress, the point we wished to make was if one cannot be born ill n log cabin. the veipy next best phase is in Bos- tun, and sertainly an ideel combination would be d log cabbin in Bostun.
 But yon Lengerky Meyers no relasion to Cheef Meyers of5 the Giants not on your life4 was not born in a cabbin---that is if he was he refrained from mensioning it in the breef and casueI byografficai, sketch which describes his varlls accom- plishmints under the he'd of the Depart