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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-25
MISC Eli An EO~ s.

Truth is an I'm u 0rtai h0wer-a thin:
that has nothing to fear from eircum
stances post where danger has NJ
power
If love and ambition should be equa
in balance. and come to jostle with e9ua
! force, | make no doubt but that the las
would win the prize.-Hoataigue
The erents we most desire do not hap
pen: or, If they do. it is neither in the
time nor circumstances when they would
! have given US extreme pleasure --Bru
| ueTe.
| The true motives of our actions, like
4 the reed pipes OF an organ; are generally
concealed: but the giided and hollow pre-
text is pompously placed IN front fol
| show
| Surely happiness is reflective, like the
light of heaven and every countena, &C
brigh; with smiles, and glowing with iD-
nocent enjoyment. is a mirror transmitt-
ing to others the rays of Supreme and
ever shining benevolence. Lrang.
No man or woman was ever cured OF
love by discovering the falsity of his or
her lover The living together for three
long rainy days In the country, has done
more to dispe! love than all the perfdies
10 love that have ever been committed. =
Helps.
When the rolling bottle lies still. ye
may pour it into your sweetest or your
strongest waters when the rolling, tumb-
ling soul lies still, then God can best pour
into it the sweet waters of mercy, and
the strong waters Of divine consolation. =
Th0s Brooks
say then. God is moved, constrained
by prayer l find the philosophy which
denies the efficacy of prayer TO be shallow
aud superficial. A more profound phil
usophy. a more faithful analysis Of all the
elements involved in the question will
lead to the opposite conclusion. Every
sincere prayer is effectual to some extent
it is effectual in proportion to the faith
there is in it. The prayer of faith will
never fail of It's answer. = Hodge,
If the boy believed that the accumula-
ton of wealth and the acquisition of
power were what the old man says they
are, the world would very soon be stag
nant. II he believed that his chances of
obtaining either we're as poor as the ma
jority of men find them to De, ambition
would die within him. 1t is because he
rejects the experience of those who have
proceeded him, that the world is kept in
the topSy turyy condition which we all re-
jOice in and in which we call progress
g. ID. Wdrner
Travelling say what we will, is one of
the saddes5 pleasures in life. If you
ever feel at ease in strange place, it is
because you have begun to make it your
home; but to traverse unknown lands, to
hear language which you hardly COM
prehend, to lock on faces unconnected
with either your past or your future, this
l. solitude without repose or dignity /; for
the hurry TO arrive where no one awaits
you, that agitation whose sole cause IS
curiosity, lessons you in your own esteem
uutil new objects can become bound TO
you by some sweet links of sentiment and
hab Madame de .St0el.
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THE TOUGHEST RY.-The Birming-
ham Morning Post relates an amusing
story of the Bishop OF Litchfeld While
recently walking in the Black country his
lordship saw number of miners seated
on the ground. and went towards them
to say word in season" Asking them
what they we're doing, he was told they
had been ''loyiu. The Bishop. some
wlat asionished, asked for an explana-
ton. why, Yer see. said one Of the
men. one of Us has fun kettle. and we
has been trying who can tell the bigge t
lie to ha' IT," His iord>hip was shock
ed, and began to read the men lecture.
telling them that he had always been
taught thar lying was an awful eifense,
aud IN fact, 50 strongly had this been ini-
pressed upon hiu chat h hal neve, told
q lie ii the whole course Of his life.
Hardly had the Bishop finished, when
one of bis hearers exclaimed. Gil the
governor the kettle, gle the COVE nor tie
kettle -
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-12-25

This Radiator is two feet high and ten inches wide
Is connected with the st0repipe fsot above the
stove upright, Is az plicabe TO wood -rl preyen
the ming ont Of rhimneys and ore from beng
filled with ashes am thus the repeated clean
ing otherwise yoidable
The best advantage of this Radiator IS its saving
of who'd or COAL a experience has uiy proved that
its cost is within two months and The warmth
from the stove much more lasting and Pleasant
This Radiator viii also be found VERY convenient
Tor warming upper rooms, where the pipe goes
through the ceiling. Price, common SEeeting, $500
Russia sc 60 Fl r 80 Mn HEP
Patantee I,- the State of Wiscon- in. Corner Com
mercial and eth street., Manitowoc- VII
For sale at the store of
F. w. BORCHERDT,
BUFFALO STREET, OPPOSITE E X RAND's
2u-3i-tf
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URUBEBA.

It arrests decay of vital forces Of the ner
vous system, restores vgor to the iebta;nd cleanse
yitatcd blood, removes VISIBLE Instructions and act
directly the Liver and Spleen Price 81 IA bottle
lOIiN Q. kELL0iG. Is PIatt ST. y. Y
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FOR SALE

House and lot, saw mill and
water-power privileges and
farm of sixty acres with barnes
and outhouses appertaining
thereto ; in the village OF
Mishicott, for sale on easy
terms. For particulars or
terms enqr-~e en- the premises
OF of Ira 2. Sa1ITa. ct this city
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Tom Thumb is amazing the people of
S. Pau aaa NisseapV41s
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Divine wisdom, intending 10 det5in Us
some tine On earth, has dos al to
cover with a veil the prospect oil the life
to come; for Il our sight coul1 clearly
distinguish the opposite bunk, who could
remain on this tempestucas coast p
Madame dc .Stael.
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"A New Thing under The sun
SIXTEEN OIL PAINTINGS UNA BOOK,

SIXTEEN OIL PAINTINGS INaA BOOK!
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- AEkA IL IN H n -
FLUID EXTR ACT CHU.
Is the only known Remedy for Brights, Dis
ease, and has cured every case OF Diabetes in
ofthe Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys.
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten
ton of Urine, Diseases of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
feebled and Delicate Constitutions of both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power, Loss OF Memory Difficulty of Breath
ing, Wkak Nerves, Wakefulness, Pain in the
Back, Flushing of the Body, Eruption on the
Face, Pallid Gpuntenance, Lassitude of the
Used by persons in the decline or change of
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ing in children, etc.
In many affections peculiar to ladies', the Ex-
Asin Chlorosis or Retention 1rregularity, Pain
fulness or Suppression of Customary Excavations
liberated or Schirrus state of the Uterus, Leu
corrhea or Whites, Sterilty, and for all COM
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfeebed and delicate constiu-
tons of both sexes and all ages.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Cures Diseases Arising from L7LTude,aces
Habits Of Dissipation, ETC., in all their stages at
little expense, little or no changein diet, no in
convenience, and no exposure. 1t causes fire.
thereby removing Distinctions, Preventing and
Curing Structures of the Uretha, Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, frequent in this class of dis
eases, and expelling all Poison GUS matter.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Shopper bottle six bottles for So co. delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists syerywhere Prepared by.
to whom all letters for information should be
addressed
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-11-29
JURY DE POLICE.

Vermi'Ionville, Psroi.se Lafayette.
l8 Aodt 1873.
Tous les membres presents. Lecture
des minutes de Ia desniere seaacs est dis
pen.e-.
NM. Dubau, Landry ct Montgomery,
comit6 costitue pour verifer ls cole des
proprietes taxabIes de Ia paroisse. rapporte
que Ie montsnt est de e5lS,22s, avec
accommodation que ls rapport soft &C.
cepte. Sur motion ie rapport est accept6.
II cot unsnimement resoiu, que le tsux
. prelever sur les proprietes tsxabIes de
Ia Psroisse. d'apres le role de 1872, soft
6xe 20 miles par piastrs. 5
ResoIu. Que 10 Collec,eur soft autorise
apres avoir fourui une obligation de einq
mile pisstres, dlment acceptee ct enre
gistree, a proceder = Ia collection de Ia
take de paroisss. OBJ
R6soIu, Que Ia collection de toutes
taxes de paroisse. cessera au Ter. Dccem-
bre procha'n. en- vue de permettre au Col
lecteur. de prepsrer les liste des delinquents
separement, pour chaque aimee, confor-
mement a Ia ioi.
Reso'u, Que touts complies ou rec!ama
tious contre. la paroisse. seront ci-apres
presentes a l'Avocat de Parois.e, qui les
verifiera, ct alors les soumett'a a ce corps
pour action definitive.
Sur motion. NM. R. C. Landry, r. LIE.
blanc ct V. Bsoussard, sont constitute CO.
mite sfin d'examiner le enlargement du
chemin public chez Fergus Bernard, ct
devra faire son rapport ce sujet.
Les complies suivants sont approves ct
il est otdonne que dss bons soient delivres
pour leurs Placement: .. -.-r7
: Tr6viIle BERNARD, SO: Va's;n Beuoit,
SIS; U. A. Hdbert, SIS; J. o. Girousrd,
$66 40; H. Ess:in. 500 40; A. J. Moss.
sl34; d.. E.. GuiIbeau. $40; d.. E. F.
Be~uchamp. $22; F. P. Parent, $3 so;
G. Moss, IS; Israel Thibodsux, 81 20; !;
J.. Bernard, $50. .raIsv-,s "a. .s
Sur motion Ie Jury de Police s'ajourne
jusqu'au premier Iundi d 'Octobre prnchain.
G. DUBAU, President
e, A. J. MOSS, Gretier. r
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U!r Eafapettc Aopcrtiscr.

TER Ms
SrBsCRIrrToN THREE DOLLARS per annum
in adrance. For six months. 81 75.
-ADVERTISING-
Per Square Go lines or less) .... 81 50
Every subsequent Insertion .. Is
Announcement of candidates for Office =. $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or job
work. except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names. business aud
place of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
Eae- All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication. or on the day
Of sale. No advertisements will be inserted unless
security s given or amount of costs deposited.
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tx. ?. YOUNG & CO.'S
FERRlTED ELIXIR OF BARK,
or
ELIXIR OF c CALISAIA BARK
PYROPHOSPHATE OF IRON.

PYROrHosrHATE Of Iron is very soluble,
nearly tasteless salt. and may be taken by the
most delicate stomach tits easily assimi!ated
and not decomposed in the stomach by food or
gastric juice; it is prompt, efficient tonic,
combining the effects of Phosphorus and Iron, and
is not stimulating or irritant. vi.
The fsrrmed Elinr Of Bark is a pleasant cordial,
possessing the valuable properties of Cali.aya
Bark, deprived of its Tannin and colo-ng mat
ter, and contains 10 grains of the Pyrorhosphate
Of Iron in each fudOunce. and ounce of the
Caisaya Bark to the pint, and in all cases " here
a mild and eflicacious Iron Tonic is desired will
be \ most valuable preparation.
PREPARED by N. p. YOUNG 4 CO.. Chemist
and Druggists, Vermilionyi!le, Louisiana.
August 29th 1873.
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Good Bargains IN Lands.
Lands for Sale Cheap,
Near VermilionyilZe.

10. One tract Of prairie land of abou.
Two hundred arpents. situated between
the plantations of Mrs. Valmond Breaux
and Olivier Boudreau.
20. Another tract Of prairie land of
about One hundred arpents. between the
plantati ons Of Leon Billeaud and Donat
Breaux.
80. And tract of wood land of ahou.
One hundred arpents, on the West side
Of Bayou Vermilion at tho mouth of Nj
mes Coulee. heretofore belonging to Basil
9. Crow. .....
For terms and conditions, apply to the
undersigned. =. -.,.
NJ. f. GIRARD,
July ID, 1873. Attornev.
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n V'e,ssJre. .-Uno paire. de jeunes
MuIets American, ainsi qu'un Hack No.
l tres leger, ,avec les harnais. vendre q
bon narche pour du compliant, en- s'adres-
SAINT de suite au bureau de rAdyertiser.
20 sept. 1873. .'' .''''' s'i@oa'
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Notice 10 TaE.Plxyers,

TIME Parish taxes for the year 1872 and COL
IL lec.able in 1873, are now due; and / would
respectfully notify all the Tax payers of the par
ishi of Lafayette to come forward ct once and
settle both their State and Parish taxes. By so
doing they will avoid many iuconveniences and
additional COSTS as the rate OF taxation is already
bdrdensons enough Of itself. g i"9ss e. :
tn al ~ sysaCqs d. A. COCHRANE,
Aug. 30.-lm. Deputy Tax Collector.
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Notice. Sugar planters desiring the
services of first class experienced Sugar
Maker. would do well to apply to the
-Adrertiser Office without delay. Certifi-
Gates OF competency and thorough knowI-
Edge Of the business, from prominent su-
gar planters Of the States Of Texas and
Louisiana, and Of the Island Of Cube, can
be shown.
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For SNle.-Au Al light four horse
wagon, perfectly new and complete in al!
its parts, iron axle trees. Apply to Il. L
Mcbride, c. P. Connolly, or to the I'D,
errtiser Office. aug. %.
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....ss,f4U,'dsl

ssIsnt ayy.nt etc uomms .Depu-
DsF DEC Esats Unis pour le Die
D tsssianr. consacresa .on. atten.
- temps 6xer. conGrs(er e.
= cossaasions. qui p;h YETI etre
~. = doss u iienes arerairni obli.
Hfuis utcsssairs dsetabIir ct
r. dsadsasss botnes dana les Pa.
.tspt lafayette St. Landrr.
- nas;s 4 Ibsrie. ,,.5 ,5 -
HSs Arrangement. .vec Ad
. ,qs ttsts de I'Arpanteur
sseeaas 1 obtsnir d. suite les
lsNstieis % rtclAmstnns de
d tsses y Oouvssn.,pent 6es
cs.,Ssills II .xrss s'.sg i''2 ~ o.
Si!es conceruant lee ter:es
IT, n 8 nsat Sstcut6es. assaa .sts
!. ~ .ssg s'.ss d; F. : F. FERAY,
n lA!Ipeatsus dee Etalss sUuis.
n. - y = st.- rs s.s5 ~
ssM i sT.'' 4 zSdss4lsara. "A Sr.s-,.e
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An active news gatherer at
St. louisville made rapid time
to a store in that village on infor-
nation that a man had got shot
there ten minutes previously.
The obliging merchent told him
that a man got pound and paid
for it.
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FOR SALE!

nNE pair Of large young american
~ mules with No. l light hack sno
harness Cheap for ash-AppIy early tc
tn Aavertiser Office. S.pt2o, '72-2w
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MAroRs OrFfoE.

go" -" @"' - MAYoR's OFFfCR.
90 . 'o' vermilionvi'le, Sept. 5th 1873.
Notice is hereby given that from and
after the FIRST publication Of this order, al
bakers now engaged in, Or, carving on
the business IS bakers or selling bread,
within the limit. Of the Corporation, shall
not give less than The following weights.
16 ounces Of bread for 10 cts.
32Ss'M.~- - s - EsBs 20"
BY order Of tbs Mayor. ep ss~.
II. N. BAILEY, Sect'y.
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MAs0M11o

a STATED Meetings of Hope Lodge. No
~ l45, A.. F.. A.. NJ. will be held at the
~ Lodge room in Vernitionville, on
January llth February Sth March stA; A.
Pril 18th; May 10th June 7th and gath July
9Th August 2nd; September 9th October. 4th
November lst and 18th December 9th.
BY order OF the w.. NJ.
J. II. WISE, Secretary.
January l1th 1873.
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For Cash O1aYIy.

M ESSRS. PLONSKY & ROGER
1Nl merchants, corner Of LAFAYETTE and
Mai" streets, (opposite the Court House),
have adopted the cash rule; and will here,
after sell for cash only. Purchasers will
please take notice, and consider the ad.
vantages offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash, they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can therefore, afford to. sell cheap.
Selling for cash. they have always the cash
to rep'enish their stock, which they can
do at the lowest possible price; another
and important reason why they can sell
cheap.
Mrssrs. P'onsky Il Roger have large
and well selected stock Of Dry Goods.
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hats,
Shoes, Boots, Saddlery. Grocery. Glass
'care, Hardware, Tnware, and Wooden
,corks, dc.
Those who cali on them, can RELY on
being promptly attended to.
They are the only agents in this place for
the famous
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
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The Spanish 'Adjutant.
From the Evening Post1

[Frcm the Evening Post.]
"Since Yesterday morning. how locs it run
| have it. There Shoot him. Forty one
Only boy, and sailor. too,
Dead? Well, sergeant. hurry it through
Count! OF course. But what's the need
When every soul of the fools must bleed
Forty-two. Are there any more?
l was half afraid they would stop. at four
Forty three. How his head went down
Another sailor from heel 10 crown,
English, too, from his build and face
Glad to see one Of 'em find his place.
THAT ones Irish No, he won't care
For any more dancing at Donny brook
Fair,
Forty four. They're the worst Of men;
But he'll never trouble Spain again.
Long. lank, steady-as I'm alive
He's Yankee colonel! Well, forty five,
Northern or Southern, who cares now
Where he came to bis enI, or how!
"Forty.six. That fellows afraid,
Did you notice the grasp at his heart be
made?
A .picture' All! And the ball went
through @
The very face Of it-spoi'ed it, too.
"Forty seven. I'm sure that's right; -t
Wait till get my cigar aiigbt; 3.aYs
This will be news that will scare away
These bIockade.runners for many day.
"Cnban or Frenchm.n2 Goodl Forty eight,
Of to the left, there Lay them straight.
They would give our Spanish drills small
thanks, 80 .-fl I-.
But at least we'ye taught them to keep
their ranks.
Zone more. sergeant! Forty nine, ]
So, then, now for a bottle of vine,
And we'll drink to the traitors who cross
To where Spain is ready to set them Free"
New York, November, 1873.
This is the Masonic hymn written BY
James Barron Hope, Of the Norfalk Land
marx: t.s..
When Solomon the King,
His temple reared on high,
The Masons stood as We now stand.
Beneath the masters eye!
And the word went up to the Lodge above,
And the word was right, for the word was
= ssfr
From all the neighb'ring l.nds,
From every neighb'ting coast,
He gathered them in proud array,
r.,a A vast Masonic host!
And the word went up to the Lodge above,
And the word WAS light, for the word was
81. Love-" .-... ......' u
And here to, night We stand,
Our .Tresae! board outspread,
The work marked down j. goodly work
f.. To the Master overhead
And the word goes up to the lodge above,
And the word is right. for the word it
"Love !" - i
Jeremy Taylor says ofhim|
who jests with Scripture. HE
had better part with his eyes in
a jest and give his heart to make
q tennis all."a'oDr. Johnson, in
his own peculiar manner, thus
admonished a young man guilty
of this fault: Idle application
of words Of Scripture is a mode
of merriment, sir. which a good
man breads for, its profaneness
ard a witty man disdains for its
coarseness and vulgarity."
An active news gatherer at
St. louisville made rapid time
to a store in that village on infor-
nation that a man had got shot
there ten minutes previously.
The obliging merchent told him
that a man got pound and paid
Cor II.
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30 e. r. 9A229E,
1UGE-DE-PAIX dams ct pour lie 3Ee Ward
- Psroisse Lafayette.
Bureau , rlmprmerie. 't''
Vermillonville, '2l, Jan. 1871.
ProceedtSss Postce J's,y.
fi PARISH oF5LAFAYErrB.
% .r' .-e. ~ q October 6, 1873.


fei PARISH Of LAFAYETTE.
I'D .nr" ia. ~ October 6, 1873.
\ All the members were present.
The reading Of the minutes were dispensed
with. @@T
On motion, the thanks Of Police Jury were
rendered to Ed E. Mouton. Esq, for grstuitous
legaf advice. a4 s Sen.
The following:statcment was received and or.
iered to be filed:
Statement of Parish Taxes collected by me,
the undersigned Collector for the Parish Of La
fayette. taxes Of 1872, for quarter ending Sep
tember 30th, 1873 :qt. -tes ~.1..ff@
Ue0eESI Aa4eS. S5lO4 ~
Licenses for 1873. 3................ 3l5 90
H' Total. -. -. 80. -. -. $S4l9 80
Attached hereto Parish Treasurer's receipt for
the fnll amount. ..t A e.. ".
per D. "A. CocHRAxE, by. Collector"
The committee appointed to examine the pro-
posed change 10 the public road 1t Fergus Ber-
nard's, reported and the Jury refused to make
any cbsnge in the road. 5t..o ,,gfEy
On motion, the District Attorney, pro tem was
instructed to prepare and furnish, every three
months, list Of all bonds subject to forfeiture,
in which the parish may be Interested. = So z
Accounts allowed SD. 4Duoharme, 9l7 50,
and warrant ordered to be issued for the, same.
. On motion the Police Jury adjourned to the
fourth Monday Of December next aaiio'a
7f1n@tsl ~ su3'9so'ot G. DUBAU, President.
A. ). MOSS. Clerk.;nesiie4l s,aHs rs; -
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Church Directory.
SERVICES at the Methodist Church everv
Sunday At IL O'clock A. NJ. and evening.
Sunday school Mt 10 A. NJ. ....0
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
All cordially invited to attend. t..~
Ea7rT F. ]. n. BROWN, Pastor.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-11-29

A negro was put upon the stand as
witness, and the Judge inquired il he un-
derstood the nature Of an oath. "Fos csr-
ting boss" said the citizen; ''ifI swear to
a he must stick 10 him!"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-11-29

n V'emd,e.-Un Wagon a quatre
chevssx. tres Ieger ct tont neuf, ayant
les essieux en- fer. S'adresser r. L. Nc
Bride, c.. P. Connolly GU au bureau de
rAdvsrtiser. = % Aott.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-11-29

I The ehrst, thing q young man
does when he sees a friend with
a pew hat on is to take it off and
try it on his own head. When
a young lady sees Que of her ac-
quaintance with a. new bonnet
Oh she just lifts. up her nose and
scarcely wonders where the
thing 90: that fright"