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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
RUMEURS ~ALARMANTES

BELFAST.-De l'opinion de la su-
rete, lemeute du 80 ao1t depasse de
beaucoup en- gravite toutes celles don't
Belfast a etc lie theatre jusqu'aujour-
d'hui. Les desordres, ce jour-la a
midi avaient deja cause la mort de
quatre personnes ,entre autres dune
;eune file du nom de Grace Orr, qui
est tombee sous lie feu des soldats
dams une rue du quarter unioniste.
De nombreux blesses ont etc es-
cortes aux h0pitaux Royal Victoria ct
Mater.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
~QUESTIONNE %

On dit a Toto uqe les enfants ne
doivent parler a table que lorsqu'on
les interroge, surtout %slorqu'il y a des
Changers.
Au dessert, on apporte une piece de
pStisserie.
-Maman dit Toto, est-ce que tn ne
vas pas m'interroger!
Eft que veux-tu que je tie deman-
dc. NOR enfant?
-Demande-moi 81 je veux du ga
teau?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
LA MOISSON DAMS L'OUEST

REGINA, Sask.-La moisson est
presque totalement terminee en- ce
moment dams lie district sud de la
Saskatchewan ct Pom presume dams
pressure toutes les regions que la re-
collie sera superieure aux estimes du
gouvernements les plus eleves.
La main-d'oeuvre agricole est suf-
fsante ct la recolte de grain fait DIES
progrs sensibles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
La Rentree des Classes

Les vacances achevent ct bientot Ia
gente e%coliere reprendra lie travail
dams toutes nos ecoles. La rentree au-
re- lieu partout la semaine procha1ne
a peu pres a la meme date.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
REAPPARTIION DE LA
MALADIE DU SOMMEII

Providence, R. LA maladie du
scnmeil a fait de nouveau son appa-
rition dams lie Rhode Island. Les
n,6decins attribuent en- effet a cette
maladie lie d6ces du jeune Georges
Henry Abbot, age de sept ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
En- reimbursement.

En- remplacement.
Lui.-Tu as recousu lie bouton qui
r1anquait a NOR paletot, cherie?'
Elle.-Non, mon amour. Je mai pas
retrouve lie bouton, alors, j'ai cousu la
bcutonniere; CONNIE celia on n'verra
rien.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
Attaques n~erveuses.

Attaques ~nerveuses. Nine Cnas.
i.2ranzow de Hobert, Ind, ecrit: "Les
rarfs me faisaient ]beaucou? souffrjr,
s,,rtout dams les jambes, ct lorsque je
souffrais, dune attaque, il m'etait
impossible de m'asseoir GU de me
coucher. Depuis que je prends lie
Novoro du DR.. Pierre, je me SEM tres
bien ct je suis capable de faire mon
m6nage." &c remede vegetal qui
vous rend la force nerveuse, ne Sc
t-ouve pas dams les pharmacies.
Ecrire au DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co., 2501 Washington Blvd, Chicago,
Ill. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03

Miles RENE Roy ct. Florence Cos
settle sont enchant5es, ces
ioars derniers, de Sugar Lake GU el'es
ont nassa leurs de deux Sc
names, les hotes de Nine. Wn.. hols-
ample, nee Desjardins. Mile Roy s,est
a1,esi rendue a st. Cloud III auto.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03

Dimanche proclaim, premier OIL
manche de septembre, lie catechlsme
reprendra ses cours a Pegllse Ste
Anne ct aura lieu Requirement cha
que dimanche apres-midi a 2h.3o.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03

Son Eminence lie Cardinal Annette
est mort SUPPLEMENT- d Paris, ces
,jours derniers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
Une JOurnee Terrible

Belfast.-L'emeute ct | sabotage
de la %prporiete ont eu une recrudes-
cence de vie, aux petites hours, lie ma
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03
Ecbo Dc u
Minneapolis, 3 Septembre 1920
Prochaine seance de la Cour L'Etol-
lie du Nord, lie 20 septembre.
M. Alfred Lemieux, de New Market,
N. H., est en- visite en- notre Vile
l'hote de M. Arthur Bolduc.

L:election annuelle des officers de
la cour Hennepin, No. 153 de pordre
1es Forestiers Catalogues aura lieu
ieudi soir, lie 8 septembre.
Tous les membres sont prizes d'etre
presents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03

La prochaine seance de la Cour LIE
tcile du Nord aura lieu lie 20 septem-
bre, Tous les membres sont cordlale-
ment invites d'y assister ct dy anne
ne1 une annie pour prendre part a
la partie de cartes qui aura lieu apTes
II seance oui ne sera pas Tongue. I'm
beau prix attend les interessees a Get
amusement. Sale Kraft, 2027 Ave-
nue. Washington N.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03

LIE pinique annuel de la Cour LIZ
toile du Nord, w. C. 0. F.. a ell lieu
lundi dernier au Pare Camden ct NAL
ere Phumeur r~ebarbative du temps un
bon nombre DIES mcmbres y asslstalent
avec leur farmille ct leurs amies.
Apres avoir pris lie diner lie soleil COM
menca a Sc faire plus gal ct on cut
les courses projetees. Nine Charles
Saucer, gagna la our des femmes
grasses. Celestine Saucer gagna IA
course des jeunes f~illettes ct Gertrude
Amirault, celle des petites files: Eu-
gene Demeules gagna a la course en-
tire les jeunes garcons ct Donald Pei
letter, celle entire les petits garcons.
Nine Eugene Pelleticr qui lanca lie
plus loin, une bale, remporta lie prix
prix ct Mime A. Chouinard gagna a de-
viner lie plus juste. Les prix furent
donnes par Mines Dumas, Rose Gui-
mend. Malboeuf, B. Pelletier ct Chas
Saucer.
La journee Sc termina par les amuse-
ments de toutes sortes qu'offre ce joli
pare, ct lie lunch nit fin a cette joyeu-
Sc reunion champetre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03

Mines Philomene Violet, Presidente
du Cercle Ste Anne, ct Nine Ellsaoeth
sharland, sec.-Fin., deleguees a Ia
convention de TU. C. f. c., tenue les
II ct IS aodt, a Ishpeming, Mich, sont
revenues satisfaites DIES travaux ope-
res q cette convention.
Mime la Presidente invite tous les
membres a la prochaine reunion Gu
Cercle qui aura lieu lie Is courant, a
laouelle sera dome lie rapport de Get
te. convention.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03

Abonnez-vous a lsECHO DE LOU
EST $1.00 par u.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1920-09-03

Mile Pauline Emond ct sa niece Mile
Marguerite Emond sont de retour de-
puis samedi dun voyage de deux mos
al Canada. Au ccur de ce voyage ell
les ont visite Lctbiniere, on elles ont
etc les hotes de leur tante Nine Jo-
seph de Villers. Files sont aussl al
lees a Ste Anne de Beaupre, q Quebec,
ct 3 Montreal, ct ont visite nomb.e de
parents dams plusieurs pctites local.
les. Files ont de plus etc en- promena-
de en- grand bateau du~ant deux Jours
ct pendant III certain temps elles au-
rsient pu Sc croire en- p]eine mer gra-
&c a Fetendue du majestueux St-Lall-
rent. Miles Emond sent charmees de
leur voyage ct Mile Pauline qui ma
pas revu ces parages depuis vingt ans
V q trouv9 tout tres change.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
RE Ausocrst sro --is Successor.

4eary Lane Wilson ambassador %
sFexic9 -g09-t912, has had 5pportlir:-
les 5or Enowirg he character II
Woodrow wilson. ard - describes
Iim rs N 5Utocrat If secresiv@
-1ech5fS and Iu&uswu purposes ard
RS administration as -e:Er OF
autocraey a1a Incompetence Tith
TOO much :aIse altruIsu1 ana not
enough pain, 7ver-t-4y COMMON
sense" he sees cox Z he ole Il
Elisha accepting he mantle II Elijah
Il : nor pretty mamie seen through
tie ez-ar5a ssador's eyes Or he eves
o. many u Is. FOR hat matter, 5Gt
after netting he mental stature 81
Cox there doubtless Will Dc many WHO
Will De convinced that IN Coxs
shoulders even Woodrow mantle VIII
nail n he dusf- As .. he auto
cratic temperament ever indication
8 that ae 5 1owlse second % Wood
row =ve1 z otherwise ae may 1as IL!
tEs cast ~ -aiment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
HINCKLEY

Mss Lse- a Diusr-ore IS passing 1 "A.
cation a. Old 0rcasssi-
The families 81 p l. and Z p Risze-
passing several weeks It sor-hoort.
The many trends n this village Of NJ
,snd Ars. Elmer Decker Of Clinton are *.
tending congratulations or the recent 7irth
OF so1.
Edward Z Strickland Of franklin. ,4sss
Ii the guest Of AIS uothe-- lfr- Ras-
Strickland and plans 20 remain until
Saturday
Mr.. ard Mrs. John -utz are visiting r.,-
ssives IN New 5runswiex. Tor. several
s-eks
Ar. ard Mrs, Albert 4 Webb md NJ
and Mrs. e L 8owtez, notor-d % En-.
sundsy. NJ Webs ao,her returned y,,a
rfem-
The drst and secoud degrees wer- onn.
is-Ted on class of thrre 81 Hinck3ev
Brsnge, Tuesday --rziug
People living IN this vicinity bave sffru
s'iessea It the number Of automobiles nazs.
iHa n a a. On The main street Be .er,,aI
coGHt. SHud@s Augast 20. from : aseisrs-
n tse morning until N the evening
$50 ~hrF.sd by.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
To DARkEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
LSos ysaHs! srng Sack ia Nat
IRA. Sstor. Gloss ard Attractive
1ess

Common gar1en sage arawe9 into
d aeavy tea with sulphur added. VIII
taF1 graz, streaSsd and faded hair
beautifully lark and luxurta1r. lust
a few applications will 1rave A rev
e!at.on Il y1Ir hair is fading. srrzak-
II or gray Mixing he Sage raa
and sulphur -esi De at home though.
- lEou5ies6me- IN easier g8v IL 10
get 4 Bottle n Wrerh's zage and
sulphur Compound at arv drug
store all ready for Use This IS the
7td-t1rne rscips improved BY The ad-
dirtou II other ingredients
Whila wtspy. gray. Eaded hair Is
unT sinful. we all desire % -sfain our
F6ntafut appearance and attractive
less By darxeuInz y1ur haid with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur COM
pound 10 one can -ail. because II
does II 80 naturally 20 evenly. You
Just famueu a sponge or surt Brush
With Il and draw tlIis through YOUR
aalrr taxing one small strand AZ a
time; oy morning all gray hairs aave
disappeared. and. after another an
pticaSiou or two. your hair aes.1r4es
beautifully dark glossy. SOFT and
kuxur12ur-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Miss Mary Stewart
/ Mistress of Euiuram

hiss Mar 2teyar- Of Vzs5tr,-
on ? e.. Who s doing such roo5
work n this State Tor the s.a,tsa ~
EepuhttcaHisrn- possesses n =
niaE-ssbie degree he gift OF ,acktr-
i Whole speech into one shar- za,7
-enea- Many II 1er clever anfgrarrs
night serve AZ exits for entire al
dresses.
Hr-= are some u The things she
SAYS.
ne Tine VIII come when the nal
.nf Will De considered iusr as ae-ur
As lie outlet. Tie big -afngs af
lite are done n sack breaking yays .
We must keep our feet or The zrar,nd
--aiie ws keep our eyes On the srar., :,
Nhy does coz concern himself
abnHt a Senate otigarchv when 1s -
Tot 7t I'll r1-5ubled about A urestd.u-
tial -zJltocracy7" The vote "a To-
lucrative fling all pesuie 10 uar
think alike" w Jyr1er have 1vort.sd
~ ears % lake seq 5ut OF politics
not 70 5It Il in - lone vote fs
lost vote Cine II the best vavs m
Isducs the high cost IT living is 70
IN it-i CoSt u government
Good morals ara At east So per cent
intelligence We can !sz:slarz a
ration into righteousness Peace
= 5T-5rod,Irt 5f a Just civilization.
a. Happiness g 4 5g-proaHct 81 a
Just life. When raiI-ardersd IA
ions having set thesr 0wu house n
order 1rst- shall AXE step sorwar4
-1Zefner thar viii 10 a z+ar rr7yvz-$
world peace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

The Leipzig FAIR las Been declared
? failure Which toesn'- mean Talf
as nuch. rs people If Nenue5eo
county az wc1id an announcement
hat 7yateTvtIle air Tor Instance, TAD
gore raj And ve-, The failure u lie
great axhibition in Germany s'lrT-
shes one Of ri7e rrost striking proofs
u economic conditions n hat -og1n-
try and Of Ter relationship -0warf
rfle rest Of the business world
European fairs are rot Ike Ame-f-
can fairs. The after are chiefly for
exhibition purposes. sor The promotion
q better stocs and ~ social and ar
tertsinnnent mediums. Buying suf
selling Of goods plays minor 1aTt. Il
any at all IN CIR american fairs
IN Europe the fair nas oeen+ for
centuries The substitute FOR The rrz--
cling salesman Merchandise instead
Of livestocis aas been The foremost
feature and samples have seen shown
ard ORDERS 5ooked AZ The great an
a,sl gatherings 5f manufacturers and
traders. The great number Of such
fairs 1eiSs IT vaTfous 1iaces enabled
hose Who wished % Buy and sell 10
&c L good volume II business BY
travelling about he conntr-v rom one
20 another
The great fair Of Germany nas al
Ways been the one reid at lei pz.g.
aud It's success das been considered
as faithful Indicator of GerTnanys
Industrial s-1 cor--70-rfsl prosperity
This yesr . ls admitted that there
ras oeeu a 0rea K Down. the first a
many ears Nothing ike he sx-
oected number Of exhibitors appeared.
5ut the greatest calamity was Inc
dearth If buyers 20 take the ner
=handise which vas offered. The
quality ~ The zoofs vas saId 20 30
better than sor he FOUR rears prev
AC@lS out even Wien Tie prices organ
10 drop aud drop. The goods stayed n
he stalls No market for German
goods" utterly impossible 20 sell"
were the reasons gwen.
Germany IS reaping as she sowed
but she . apparently still sowing.
700, for The report Has Just come out
that goods Of inferior German manu-
iscture are being sent 70 England
marked Made IN the United States,
md other similar goods are 5e3Hg sent
here marked Made IN England. These
spurious markings doubtless deceive
purchasers and most ass,IsedIy the
quality OF me goods INJURIES honest
British and American Manufacturers
Sooner or .ater these otis Of German
ri ckiuess are exposed and. ever
time she 10 fouad out, Ter CONNER
cisl chances among otner Nations ge.
q act back. The sulk IT the world ,
business 10 not lone by Lrsachery,
Tor will It De done with Germany out
OF sort u sympathy, 70 assist her
in paying her var bills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

So many questions nave come ID
oeSoFe municipal officers ana boards
Of registration -ezarc1ine The 1itl-
zeHship u foreign women and Il
those VITO 1are contracted .uteT1a -
tionai marriages hat Attornev Cen
eral Cav II. sturgts lTas compiled =
series u quotations rom The 7ec:-
sSons II he United States supreme
Court and from the revised statutes
which Scar or ytTe subject These
are printed n full elsewhere n This
ssEe and n The opinion u he at
Corusy genera Should cover all ~ases
which nay prove puzz!iug.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

The life Of Woodrow Wilson 3 !
record y 1tsassosiat!on with his lei
-owTner rendering nm .ncauabIe u
correctly Interpreting human 1sy-
cdo.og5-, declares he Republican P.1b
LIGHT. ASSOCIATION through .ts 7ress
tEsI-- Hon Jonathan E3ourae. .Jr.. n
-he GLOWING review Of the FRESH
DENIS career.
4orpD0s Of Senator " : Ken
IONS ca4ractert Zat,on of Woodrow
Wilson - 4 dreamer VINO azs 1ad 10
Lirac-!c<il experience. ard Eaa never
mad o Meet : 1ayroIi Z nav ne add
ri hat SINCE The la q MS birth
Woodrow wilson has never earne INTO
intimate contact with lis se!lowrrsn
and .3aS le-er nzd 4 practical &C.
qua.utaace With human 1xyc1oIozy-
much IS ne las discussed 4 Z -l1eor-
He vas prepared fer college r-e;er
,lryvate tutors thus missing srzr'
raining which 5 he sec1rzst F1lr-
iattcH for an axeruiar Of demo
cratic DrtHc.uies- he public school.
Hence -ile luJocratfc Spirit which
character es lis actions 4e vas
-entlv 1ur-ured- re never performed
= lay II manual amor, never rad 4
eallous IN MS land rom that cause
He never owned 50 much IS 4 STONE
1ruise; ais ~a!vet kuiclzerhaesers
ace collar ana patent leather NV
quarters we're 4Iwa~s immaculate
mis- TaIr perfectly arranged ard his
nails RIM white, and CLOSED IRE
swimming ROLE was not for nm. aud
i ne eve owned 1 1oz i must lave
been A peB1incse spaniel 1Tr. TyiISou
vas nnr Of 7oydor1- he vas 4 not
house product. He vas not a regular
5ov.
On -eacIirE nan estate 10 ,rac
Used azv FOR rwo ears N Atlanta.
Georgia our as 4 lawyer re vas NOT
success. From 1885 he lid
graduate WORK n 4 College. AMI N
1853 ne became professor Of hlsror-
n i w0r1au's college E-on that
time uuIti 1910. NJ Is ears ne vas 4
teacher Of Cs1enretic subjects and 4
g--tter II l1eoretic books re IS said
not 70 1ava oee1 4 great fav1r-ta
with his pupils No ouuii faree.
question ats -hizn-b-ow' theories ro-
lear Of fgurariva 1irching re vas
sir Oracle II The t..Ass room and wren
he opened MS mouth no log Jared
lark. Because re created ,iissenslou
1 The faculty lie vas denied he 1en-
sion rT~A1 - -~''-~~rdrs ny The Car-e
Gle Institution 4e vas rl1e product
u he academic chair He vas hot L
regular teacher
His reforrr1 51rntasr attracted re
attention If tile people Of New Jersey
wren the politics If mat state we're
n ser1e1r. Ha vas made Cover
TOT and 1is reforms were enact ed INTO
avs, eTerv enc Of vhlc1 mas since
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Tire Wilson issue

St PAU Pioneer PresSf
TIE fundamental iSsue IT me pres
dental campaign s wisconsin
There vneFe ne line 3 rcsr
sharply drawn IN new NJ this issue
L Is log.caI and proper yha7i the Re-
publican campaigu De ae~uceo ex-
rensIveiy 70 emphasizing the 1oI1t
aur he Republican caupaigr should
steer rs course clear Of the rocks
OF exaggerar;c1 and overstateneut-
There ire enough tacrS without
drawing upon imagination The
speakers pamphlets issued by the
Republican committee IRE open 70
his criticism. There g entirely too
much balderGasn abouI the pagaar-
~ ma splsnuor attending ehe re
cepri0ns gwen II. Wilson Thtle N
Europe sunc,tcz1rg Is ne American
Peace Commission He vas TOT re-
sporslbie Tor vnat lootxs ike -sided
ana royal nonsense 70 serious nj nj
"a Americans ana wc1Cr vas. after
IL only the European yav III snow
i ug respect 70 rhe great nation he rep
resented Il ) mistake 70 harp
11or his Ire wilsr here 5 50
much THAI IS real sound ana con-
vIHc:ug 20 which general attention
snou.1 Ne called re danger or re-
action S obvious.
The Republican committee 1as L
plethora II good material ana should
MAKE the most n H. Il s wnat
wilson vas md iic TOT he foolish
1E-d -=asFetIl -uss London ann Paris
made over I'M that counts with the
people il s wilson VINO 3 m trial
before he vCTerz- not the Court OF
II James n The orsc.aI curer.e OF
3arts- Cur Dasrsc-attc IdeaIisrn has
been areronted by Wisconsin 1crIve.
Icr passive This election Is going
To urn on what wilson 1fd II lore
AMI .nros.d. nor Iuoa what vas lone
20 Inn " With AIM ~ eDrpi zne~s
whose ways ara IDEAS are TOT our
ways md .Geaz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

been -epeaied because af .rnuracrfrs-
biiitv OF application George Har-
vey, Eenr-v Wartersou. mi 4 score IF
other splendid Democrats. beIIeva,t
LIr. N4+soa sincere. arsgr z Soma
what ieiuded. and thew an nm, -or
President His cautaukeruus nzr,,-.
las. since 49, aiienaret .,-s,-,,
political trend II consequence Ia
ever possessed. Even CoIous4 E,rSs
las snuFed IN sim. Statesmen mr.
lists. writer's politicians. y,rI,c,,-
aotanie exception bear witness ., a.,
uTuDllicai SeIf-eeaterenisu and r-y-z-,,i
LAMA sec4usiou an the pat OF rE,a
PRESIDENT pa-aIIeIed au!v av SO
JAPANESE I-kado- NJ. RiIsan -
product 5r he throne room. "a "a
not 4 regular President.
Shielded thus as osy, or,ra~x--
and executive, from assoc,ariop p,,s
ms rellowrnen II S aur logical -E.-
ne should kuaw not heir ,aar-.
hence he stands 6ar tutsraar.unaIiz-,
az The most iuoppdrtuna urna m b,s-
rorv- because the Great Var has
created ~enaseenca OF rartnrzItzr-
THerever a racial BOUNDARY can he
sven caiutiy traced. 50 asb1Ie4as
nave become his super rova-urnsnraF
theories that ne finds himself aan,-
yelled 10 employ a v=rv earr1v auliri-
riaH whom ae fashions 70 a ruof 4,r
ms designs Nr Wilson 10 a,-a-
practical where MS personal amin
ions ara concerned. bur as NE
1ronuct II Iater1atloua!isrn he IS nut
. regular American
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
MAINE WOMAN
Says Her NeuriIis Is
Entirelv-Gone
1vs1ersla r+as Also lisacreareG
Since Sire began Taxing Tarsac-
Declares Mrs -=sxrrt

SrtE another instance II ne re-
Variable -esuIts being obtained
Erer -.aziac vas related ay Mrs Il
11e= Laayirr - E;1ssai boro. Ne
vc.Ie II Augusta the 5rher lay 1t
ending 70 seue saoprlHg- Here $
at1ar sde aas % say:
For -wo ears before I zDt Tan
&c 1aG been -olrE down MIL with
nervousness ana Indigestion and
rauy-s he me I would nave given
II entirety ana aiken 70 ny oea II
{ 1Ialn-L Simply forced myself % stay
ID. mad Eeurfris 4 nv back and
shoulders. and hey rlirr ne so Dan
! E0ui6E~ lie on nv back 1t All ana
sometimes Z soulG1't even lie DOWN
On account ~ me jain 2uI would
nave 70 stE Ip n : chair
7 est nv appetite. ana anything
Z 1l1 at caused nv stomach 70 dis
tress -ra terribly 7 aad o eat the
-er- .izncesr azd y 5aod- am
-oa.dr.- even =at -gSS al all Gas
You'd ORR = sucl Quantities hat
u pressed 10 lgaIHst nv heart max
II i r449gtaIa dread1uIly. ana 1t
ines could ..@rEtIy breathe ENC
would Isl gasp -or breath vas
80 1@r--oEs ( couldn't stand rhe east
little -otse- 4nc -4st liked % oe II
70 --vse4f zlo-R vas so restless
mar would IL awake most 2f he
I. zcE M Z 1-aI-v zor 7 suca !
-r.r+arr condition Z cou!d--. 10 ny
--1use-Crt-
= vasn'- 5t1 -nree laws 1fta- :
starred liking Tan.lc hat : re-
married. 70 nv son lbo11c tow much
Tertes ( vas sleeping 4Ed could
-esl Z T5s IMPROVING = eyer-- way
We'll -usr rent 1r -aaIur the ned
-1.a= Ln-!I nv appetite Tow
splendid ara T 1ar eat ANYTHING
want without II ,auslug ne sign
y -L- gesgtou OF gas.
Nj breathing e free ana EASY
Lra he -4sir1tts las ez1fre!y -isap-
. 1earrC- -z-p -1lr=r etgnr ara ! '-alE
POUNDS Il weight ana rv nerves
arc 4 s1-c1 ire condition hat
sleep zcod ard sound ali night.
get 10 = he morning feeling rested
ana -etTesnetI ard have 10 -roubie
Z doing ~ 1o4seevork
Nothing 1ut 3 -eai medicine 71flld
-5 all nat -du.4c -zs 1ora 1or ne
ard 7 1ope others suffering Ike
vas -vt. rr-
-az.ar sold = Augusta ~ Bow
1irc1- Webster CO. ard -h= Aading
lT--zz1sr n -r4r- city ara -ovz---
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
The Truth About
Eczema and Piles

Thousands ann thousands " people
szys Peterson " Buffalo. ara earning
ever week that Jre 50 cent 1ox ~
Peterson Ointment VII abolish
4c.e.ra and JzHisn piles and ne
graceful letters I receive @very dav
ara worth more % ne than money
I mad eczema FOR -rzrv ears on
nv read ara could Toy ger anything
10 srpp the 8gonv- 7 saw E1uT Id and
got one 5ux and owe rot -rarv
thanks ror Tie good las lone re
There SIT 4 oIpycl OF ny read nav
and : c1u4Gn le4p ouI el-1nk Peter
son. sor RE cure : great. Mss IAr--
Hiu- 40 Third avenue Ptttsburg-1-
Pa
Z nave Iad stcnIuE niles Tor .
ears ami Peterson s t6e Eniv 1Int-
Trcnr that relieves TIE c@sIdex the
piles seem 70 rave gone \ 3. 7uger
L--- Washington Avenue Racine
Wis
Use Peterson Ointment FOR ola
sores. salt r1esiTr. Grazing and Ill skin
diseases Druggists -ec1ynruen4 II
Mail orders dlle~f DIV Peterson fyirt-
lrent Co. INC. Buffalo v v-Asi,
: = lIe[ OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Why. FOR The sake IT Justice aud ii
common decs#ey should not Cox go
before the investigating committee
ike a nan and tell what ne knows
respecting the charges he has made
and the lie that ne has passed II he
IL any part Of TIE Kind Of a man this
country could tolerate az a President
ne should nave done this voluntarily
several weeks aSo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Is what women are called who All
over thus broad land make theft an
nual collections Of roots and herbs.
and rely upon recipes which our a,o-
neer mothers found depe1dabIe sor
different family ailments. IN one Of
these recipes, Lydia r, Piuknaai' 3
Vegetable Compound had Gys origin
ana 80 successful aas IL proved that
there - hardly q City, town or hanlIe.
IN america where some woman who
has seen rastorsd 30 health BY its use
does. not resides--Adv.