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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-01

tssls q a-Ses-s that las sssfasyst eeee lss thas
yes- s asozs sasrss~a hg1SVe3 soas~ a1e l. : 70
= ssa-es 1; ~ ervz 81 sAs-t q sAls ios ss.i-
ua.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-01

Tie tH-ss CI.!s Esrs eGz1 Z Alsrisa-
az Pl5li=iglzL, 11i thz c.h=r tue II Scs,giI,i.
= sh=T AZ II sishsr L-sa:y ca ts= rgE.s- &
q shs var szE Tie H.eoaz1,ialgGs f.r Pas
-rsrs "a these stsIzsrs Ers sl=sll-l,;. lli
y zaa sal,c1 bsi-z azzai=AiPz, i-s-sa,5 9g It.
4 r1si,a Eheh : SC 1-Pl=asals 70 u1z!. L
sass3ssz.iy lsssscs5 Ths t,lJsEisz the tasls
ls 5ee1 ea-ss1ly Frsparsi fsr o- rs1;=rs, a1i
ioEs vksz tks zElz III E-rTs az5 laaTs he
4-iszs posz1s &C the roass-
s-rEAE1 TIP Fz1x U1yrcy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-01
EDITION FOR TIE STEAMER, MARCH Isi

a9- nusleess cattie who's fssfsts ~ - telr.
sAserd a,aat hla lhrse faies vhl2h o. uan4sa4
=a,estasneats wheA reti " charged saaritsb.
n h--An eseiaa eayrfts,aeals musl te accompanied
wilh the paw when efre paice vi b. ttkea -
Thew TIE rates e ensrss,fe % tne ahere safe
reeani,rees ~ Essiefa Amrsn satsIlssafsait sas-
sse slsNrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-01

S;I soosi1s=s . h4 q Z uzGbsrs, ooly rins
Esaizrs 5aFizg re,rziIsi tsrz l.st AL n pJaes of
lh= steea * tie prse=@il1g gsz-. ard Il : PROB
ale thls The prszs1i ysar EII Hit1=zs still fzr-
sh.s- 5sc-sase- The fsE7=Izz i The Esi oF he
EaILssal1s E7sz tkszr czfcA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-01

The valss Ol our exports fV 1875 hare been
a EouoEs:
Taazs cf Ps-sszz Go01s Exp5rse1--3 zs4,1S1 G
Tazss e Dozss6c GootE EKpor-s1------ -sGssa 81
yA1s & D11eE< Goods fsrzls5ss - =ps1es a,sss C
t=SssS %
ThsexPosts for 1914 were 81 ,sss 6z02T sboE-
ing gzin oi s250II5.T 5.Ts for the year 1875. Oar
izports for the year are 81 5s5-s50. Or s5s4Os5
Isss fhss ths sIports. shoEing that oar nstioo.I
Eszlth b-s decreased ever half nil5oa dOIIsrs
daring the jar.
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Foreign llAaportN

ne tllowias table ell exhibit the valae Of
he lsAaias aStielss iape,sed darieg the pas,
yssr al this poys. which paid dates;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-01

The various eOgatriss =hlch have besu our
Customers daring the past year. are here sho.u
sish the aaoq1i Of oar psO3ae,s taken By each /:
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Ne- Sasaaer LIne.

D1--g tie lLlLzr Pars @ lie FGzE ysar tas
'a.zz- WIz Ss=az SAP C0aglzyr. Saz F-az-
sg Azs-r1i3- All New Zsa-I1i Line vas e
arI-1ss5 4-i us# FrCaissz 70 ee b szr The
as successful Az Fopal1- ci ths va-is1z E1zs
aka sITs Z sIcrsss5cl eoupslsi klE PIoGc
.rCc CO tbs rsg-s- Tss Cezpazy tlz hai sTs
tie fast steamers srsr seen u sa==s E.lsrs
1a=1ru-as. expressly &c this serries- Taey ars
i-e1 sssazzrs- Ct szs z7d=L and z-=3 E5.h
- lI-sss izFrsTsms1sz- Fsl.E1g are thar
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
ESCAPE OF TWO ooNvICTs.

Two dcspcradoes succeeded in making their cscap,
from the Kings County Penitcntiary Sunday morn
ing last between four and five O'clock but fact wa
only made public yesterday. With a small saw the,
removed two bars from their cells and then went "a
the northeast tower, where another was removed
after which they reached the ground by the aid Of
rope formed from their blankets. They then to
the boiler shop where they secured ladder by which
they got to the top OF the building The distance IRON
tho roof Of the boiler shop to the prison wall is abou
thirteen Feet ana, having pulled the ladder up aflei
them, they let u down upon the wall, to which thcJ
descended The prison wall is about twenty two feet
IN height aud II Is not known in what they goi
To the ground The sot soil IN the vicinity on
sde oi the wall was examined but gave indications
OF The men having dropped. The convcts' names
george W. Knox, alias Smith, alias Roberts, and
Gcorte Carrier, alias Edward Williams. Judge Moore
sentenced them TO tue Penitentary the charge OF
grand larceny, January 3, Tor the term OF ve years
and they we're placed ~ the same cell account or
th" unusual number OF convcts In the Institution Tia
men, as yet, have not bcon retaken.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

In the matter of Hathaway Kerr, bankrupts, deals
ers in trimmings, No. Howard street, dividend Of
thirty per declared by the assignee a meet
lug of the creditors held yesterday tho Office OF
Register II. W. Allen, No. 152 Broadway.
Robert Macdonald has made an assignment to
Thomas D. Adams for the benefit of bis creditors.
Tie examination of P. Wilson, bankrupt, is being
continued before Register John Fitch, of No. S4s
Broadway.
The following insolvent schedules 1led in tho
Court of Common Pleas yesterday =
Benjamin bloomingdae TO Lyman C. Bloomingdale;
liabilities sll SOS o. nominal assets 81 696 4o
tual assets, 900 Bond ordered in the penalty OF
$1,000
Luther A. johnson to J. f. Davidson; liabilities,
81, SIS; nominal assets 81 sos 81; actual assets,
81. .lC0 Bond ordered IN the penalty of ST. 500.
meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Irving & Son,
furniture manufacturers, No 2l4 East Twenty
seventh street, now IN course Of progress at the
Office Of Register 7. Dwight, No. Beekman street.
Sixty claims aggrogatng about $37 600 have been pre-
sented, and several Of them are being contested As
all are proven, the election Of assignee will
be proceeded with.
The j. 5. Willard Manufacturing Company, Nos. 251
and 253 Canal street. of which Mr. II. ii. Ferguson 10
manufacture looking glasses, mirrors, &c, and re-
Gently have been hard pressed by thor creditors
There iortyninc creditors in all TO whom the com:
pany docs not owe moro than $4,000 The principal
creditors Noel Saurel Marncfc, 81 O6l OS r A.
Stebbins, $1,000; B. Dreyfus $1,271 7d An injunc-
has been granted prevent the Sheriff from sell
ing any OF the property on judgments obtained by
few OF their creditors.
The failure Of Charles II. Whitfield Co, house fur
nishing goods and crockery, No. 600 sixth avenue,
corner OF rhirtyslxth street, is announced Efforts
being made for compromise at twenty five cents
on the dollar
The stock and fixtures OF the Manhattsn Brewery al
the corner or Sxtcth street and Ninth avenue, will
be sold by sheriff Conner Monday, TO satisfy
Judgment obtained by Patrick r. Maginn for $3.50.
on the application OF number OF Stockholders
Richard Rosenhal yesterday appointed receiver OF
the New York Presse Publishing Company.
The first examination OF creditors on the estate OF
Daniel Drew will take place the latter part Of next
week al The Office of Register Williams
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
MRS FUCHS AGAIN IN JAIL.

Mrs Fuchs, the wife OF the murderer, was committed
to the Raymond street JAIL charge Of ntoxication
for ten days, by Justice Semcr, of Brooklyn yestcr
day. The unfortunate woman pawncd or sold all OF
her available effects, after her release Thursday last
and drank whiskcy TIL she unable 20 take care OF
herself She was quite reconced upon being returned
TO jail IL probable that she will again De given
tho custody OF tho child who Will doubt be sent TO
some benevolent institution.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
COOPER UNION.

Tho last lecture in the rec OF scientific leo
lures for the people the Cooper Union will take place
in the great hall this evening Its subject will be
"rhe Geological History OF Man., and the lecturer Dr..
j. S Newberry, OF Columbia College.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
CoAsrIvIsE rEAarsnrPs.

DOR HALIFAX. ~ =, sND sf JlDS~. \. , =
IL Cromwell Lines Steamship GG0 YAsulNHION
viii leave pier 10 Srfth Kisrr Friday Apri At r. NJ
Cabin passa soia Including rt,sIp"n and meals 10
Halifax. So to ST. Johus. So. Apply to CLARK SEA
MAN. SO West
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
iLvASiA RAILROAD.

CRow-NTcHoLs Wednesday, the 22d inst, by
the Rev. j. II. Lockwood WILLIAM L. Crow, of New
York, TO NELLIE A., second daughter OF Frederick
Nichols, of Brooklyn No cards
WHRATLEY-HoLMEs.- ON Thursday March, 23, by
the Rev William p Corbit, WILLIAM WHEArLEY to Mrs.
j. Holmes, all of this city.
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est side.

lizard PAN.-NOw Is THE TIME TO SECURE BAR
IL In three and four story private Dwellings, cash
purchasers wanted. ZITrEL lO26 sd nv.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

T'O LET-FURNISHED OK UNFURNISHED, on
L Fordham Heights. Jerom, Park House, carriage
and three acres; trait shade and ornamental
summarizing prospect; uneNceptionabe eghborhood; i'm
n, date possession. Owner, To- Broadway room 10.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

Tor SALE OR 10 LET AT NEW RoCHELLE-HoUSE
barn, half % land garden. fruit high ground
inc OF sound; bathing, fishing, boating first class
ieighborhOod ten minutes from depot hour from City
Halt: price $1,000. rent 500. Apply to A. &. WILL
EARrI Post Once Building, room IL fourth story.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CUYARD LINE.-B AND \. A. r. NJ 5. p co.
" NOTICE
VITA view diminishing the chances OF collision, the
steamers OF this line take specific Tor all OF
the year.
passage from Queenstown New York or
Boston crossing the meridian OF 90 at 4S Latitude, moth
ing tho north OF ~
On the honeard passage. crossing tho meridian 50
~ latitude ur nothing 90 the north Of ~
IRON NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
JAVA Wed, March 70 CHINA. Wed. April IL
ALGERIA...,M We'd, April 5 BOrHNlA.... Wed, April 10
steamers marked De- not carry StccrNgc passengers
Cabin passage, So, 500 aud $3.50 gold according
cummOdatiuu. Return tickets tavors able terms
Stecrage tickets aud parts OF Europe at
low Freight and passage Office Bowling Green.
CHARLES g. fRANCKLYN, Agent
- NEW YORK To GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN
BkLFASr AND LONDONDERRY
from pier ~ Nortn River (Oot Canal ST. follows
STATE OF NlkSiN lA.,......... Thursday. March %
STATE or INDIANA. ............. Thursday Aprl
STATE OF PENNSYLvANiA ........ .Ihursday April 20
every alternate Thursday thereafter Fst cabn so,
$50 and sj; return tickets si2O second cabin st5.
AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 co, Agents No y Broadway \. Y.
steerage passage Office - Broad~ay.
lNILsoN LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL.
w sailing from pier % North River. As follows
NAVARINO.. March p OTltELLO. April -
COLOMBO 81 llINDOO ............. MAY
First cabin $50 second cabin $40
Excursion kets very favorable terms Through tickets
ssued % Continental and Baltic ports Apply for m par.
CHARLES La WRIGHT CO. 50 south "a
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

TARRYTOwN AND BELLkVILLE-SPLENDID
Dwellings. high grounds plenty fruit, water and every
hing desirable to sell exchange c. PARTRIDGE,
- broad st.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

TREMONr-AUCTION SALE O'CLOCK, THIS Az
ternoon on PROMISES block from depot, House,
Barn Is Lots fronting Washingt Railroad av Marble
choice propery rapid transit investment; take
2.iO
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

EoR sALE-THREE LOTS on 2sTH sT., NEAR lsr
av.; 81 900 each, with loan.
j. EDGAR EAYCRAFT 7n2 sth av.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

H. few miles above Harlem. Wcstehester village, easy
hccess the city, consisting four five iu Of
irnt good house aud houses. r. BURNTON, 92
9TH
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

LNOR SALE-FREE AND CLEAR REAL ESTATE,
city and country; will take Kind of Merchandise
payment. Call. Tor three days, Smith a McNells
Hotel of Fulton and Washin gton SPENCER
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
East side.

TOR SALE OR TO LET-A HOUSE ON BID Av, HAIR
l. lem good location, three flats
anire AZ the store No. D DelAnceN
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

Ar YoNEERs.-A BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ROOF
~ nine rooms; modern improve mcuts; moderate.
lOUMANS, Agent, Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

INoR sALE-ON arm ST., BETWEEN erH AND 7TH
three story high stoop brown stone House. 20 feet
eide painted aud In perfect order throughout: price
t2otn0 possession April l. TIMPSON PEET. 1883
Broadway near 44th ST. Open evenings
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

n OFFER WANTED FOR HANDSOME HoUsl
and lot ON West 22d St; must be sold at sacrifice
meet immediate leasehold property 2Ox45x74
twenty TO with renewals ground rent. 500
year Apply to j. X. EDNARDS. los West 23d st.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND 10 LEFT.

L,OR SALE-A DECIDED BARGAIN, on MADISON
St. line three story and basement brick House, all i'm
2OxtO lot, 100 feet brown stoop;
ion choice mmediato possession: must be sold; price
miy $4,000; terms Keys at PAUL g. GRENING'S,
l2h Gates nv. Nnstrand
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

Ie)R NM WE HAVE a FEW FOUR STORY
y DZO.UOU. brown stone Houses, between 9th and
Eth Columbia College lease these the cheapest
houses for any buy and good time get
bargain. RlkER CO, 55 Liberty st.
The New York herald., 1876-03-25
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND 10 RENT.

AT RYE-NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
road depot churches schools and fine salt
'sthng-a large oldashoned House, with six acres sta
ole and outhuildings; $500 DANIEL
STRANG. Rye. ROBERT = ANDERSON, Executor
o Stout Co. No. 10 Broad ST. New York where pho
.utraph a be
The New York herald., 1876-03-25

1'o LET-S3o PER MONTH IN BROOKLYN, f. d.,
House 10 rooms; building yard would do for "A stable
Apply to G. 5. BARKER, 576 Myrtle
Al AND 40 HICKS ST, SIZE 27XioI, FOR SALE,
with loan to rebuild. For particulars apply owner.
J. H. TOUSEN, $50 Henry
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Y Soinc from Pier 81 River

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
W Sailing from Pier 81 North River. - -
Norfolk, CITY Point. and Richmond TUESDAYS
TUESDAYS. ana SATU RDAlS. at ~ m. connecting
Virginia and Tennessee Air Lane Atlantic Coast Lane
Piedmont Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with
Comsuys steam pcs interior points in North Carolina
and Virginia
Newborn Washington. n O. (via Norfolk ES
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY - -
DAYS and FRIDAYS at p. connecting with Delaware
end Maryland railroads
Passenger muedaons unsurpassed. .
Through aud bills OF lsoing 10 all points az
lowest Norfolk &C. 4 cent Freight
received daily AZ Pier 81 North River
General Offices, 1871 Green VIC hist, New 1ors
n. L. NCCREADY. President
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CWELT SPRINGS, ,... ,..,,,.

y MONROE COUNTY, WEST vIRQINIA,
This old aud delightful SUMMER RESORT VIII DO open
far she o visitors 18th Of June No
superior In point Of beauty, confort or
reanlsd Throughout aud y now ~ perfect con
dillon Charges Fer day - week flI 90 per mopth
$50 Cbdrsa under 10 year,. and coorod sery nAi
pcs. Excursion cko good ier the scason can 20
ID he office Central or baltimore OF ONO
ToIosds Parties families desiring To make aran
Ia thr sessa or for further will please Address
as aloye CAPT J. III. FREEMAN, superintendent
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Dentlstrp

COMMITTING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTl-
- FUL-My Plates Indicating color and SUB
stance) artiacia teeth excel unng heretofore OF
for beauty gtcs needs oniy To BE seen
TO be appreciated day. aud only $40 20 $40 per
Rubber Sets from elO 10
SIS PLATING, z5 S45. Extracting under ga.
fr T. o. WAIT - East Twenty tlrdst. near Msds0DaSs
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CnnK- WASNER- IRONER. Mc.-Twn siatcrs

loo cJrt, wish >l,utiiona toFet.eI
one a, c ssler s.t ir.n.r tao Otc caeiinai All
ysirs, and 10 mako herself "rSiy useful COLokED
RFrIEF ROOMS, 2i3 West l5tl-sL
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Giluations tDanteo--females

NOOK.-First-clas cook; understands her
~ business Thoroughly has objection the country ga
West SOD. II. ring the basement bell.
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EMPLOYEES viii find number OF excel
g. co.or Coos, IauEGrosses &si;resses araserr-
in" Crsrbnrn Ia,t.rrs Grand VS. &c, IL The HONE
UIf =, N No AZ Gtava between "a and BID 80.
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6s!p Dantso

WJANTED-A young man, ID years OF age
w as CLERK bankers once ma:s i've win ~. -
snrss ~ AAs.rcss -' SAMUEL SMITH,
"s"" box 1855 New. York Post onoA
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e bruit des pas.

dissaientje bruit des pas.
An moment Oh la porte allait Sou.
vrir. Fradtz crut devoir dire a sa Fl
anc6e:
-vous savez, Suzel. le grand jour
a%ppraclle.z 2 TE& {
IL approche, en- effet, Frantz ! re
ponditJa jeune file en- -abaissant pses
tongues paupieres.
-Oul, dit Frantz, daus cinq on six
ans.
An revoir. Frantz, dit Suzel.
.-Au %revoir, Suzel, repondit
Eft, apres que la porte Sc fnt refer
NEE. eJeune hOmme reprit dun pas
egal ct tranquille lie chemin de Ia
maison du conse;ller Niklalsse.
VII.-Oh les andante %deviennent des aHeoro
ct les allegro DIES rirace.
L'emotion causee par Pincident de
lavocat Schnt ct du medecin Custos
s'etait apaisee. L'affaire n'avait pas
ell de suite. On pouvait done esp6rer
que Quiquendone rentrerait dams
son apathie .habituelle. qu'un evene
mcnJ inexplicable await monochrome
ment troublee. i
Crpendant, lie tuyautage destine IA
condnire Ie gaz oxy-hydrique dams
les principaux ediices d. la vile so
perait rapidement. Les conduites ct
les branchements Sc gllssaient peu a
pen sous le pave de Quiquendone.
Mals les bees manQuaient encore,
car leur execution etant tres delicate,
ii await fallu les faire a retranger. LIE
docteur Ok Sc mnltipliait ; sou prepa
rateur Ygene ct lui ne perdaient pas
un instant, pressant les ouvriers, pa
rache want les defeats organes du ga
zometre, %alimentant jour ct mutt les
g'gante>ques piles aui decompo-
salent frau sous l'imhuence dun
puissant courant electrique. Oui lie
docteur fabriqnait d6ja son gaz, bien
que a canalisa+ion ne tut pas encore
terminee ; ce qui, entire nous, aurait
du paraltre a~sez singulier, Mails
quaint peu.-du mOins en- etait fOnde
"a lesperer,-avant peu, au theatre
de la vile, le docteul Ok inaugnre-
raft les splendeurs de son nouvel
Gclairage.
Car Qniquendone possedait un the
bel ed:fce, ma fol, don't la dis
position interieure ct exterieure rap
pelait tous les styles. II 6tait a la
fois byzantin. roman. gothique, Re-
.naissanee, avec des portes en- plein
DIES fenetres ~ogivalas. des ros
hamboyantes, des clochetons
en- I'm mot. I'm specimen
de tons les genres. muitie Parthenon,
noitie Grand Cafe parisien, CO qui
ne sanrait etOnner. p~uisque, com
nence sous lie bourgme>tre Ludwig
van Tricasse, Ell ll75. il ne fut ache
We QUEEN 1887, sous lie bourgmeStrc
van Tricasse. On await mis-
sept cents ans a le construire, ct il
successivement c%onforne u la
node architecturale de toutes les
,pnques. N'importe F.! c'etait un bel
don't les pliers romans ct les
'on'es ~hyzantines ne jureraient pas
rop avec feclairage I'LL gaz oxy by
F
1oofinnon
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a - "a Z
Washington Hotel.

Depuls que Nine. Gamard a ser,le Ia d.
~rection de iHOtel on est servi, aussi bien
que dans 'importe 4nel Establishment de-
Ia NouvsIle-Q rleana. v~oyageurs veoe1 81
vous serez s~at;staits
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NOTICE..

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
l. to the coruer of St. Philip and Market
streets. next door to the Post Office. where
he VIII Keep an assortment of Charter Oak
and other cooks stoves. fire CRATES. cooking
utensils, Glass ware, lin ware, Bolts and
Nuts, Charcoal, rIvets of I'LL sizes and kinds:
and will be prepared to ho anv species of
In; Zinc, light iron aud copper work.
Also an assortment OF wagon hubs, felloes.
spokes ect. ~
Jan. LIST. s. T. GRISa M,1R
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Par carre de ~ lignes --Iere insert so
2me IS
So" "5S "a Insert. add so
Toutes les annoi :es Indignant la
profession ct qui n'excedera pas
iiait ingnes par an-d'avance. 10 90
Ann0nces de Candidats-d'avance 10 90
9-Toate annonc puhliee par interval
les sera payee au taux dune piastre par
Care.
~>Toute annonce dontle nombre din
sertisps nest pas specific, sera inseree
usqna naivel ordre. au taux ordinaire.
ATELIRR TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
s~s RorARY JOB Press.
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the American people than .
sure and safe cure for Feve
and Ague. Such we are nov
~ enabled to offer, with a perfec
certainty that it will eradicat
the disease, and with assur
nee, founded on proof, that no harm can arts
:Om its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
1 rider must be of immense service in the com
iunities where it prevails. Prevention is bette
IAN cure, for the patient escapes the rick whicl
e must run in violent attacks Of this baleful dis
smper. This "CURE" expels the miasmati,
olson of FEVER AND AGUE from the system
nd prevents the development of the disease. l.
aken on the first approach of its premonitor,
| ymptoms. 1t is not only the best remedy eve
ct discovered for this class of complaints, blu
lso the cheapest. The large quantity we sup
ly for q dollar brings it within the reach OF
EVER AND AGUE prevails, everybody Shouls
ave it, and use it freely, both for cure and pro
,ction. 1t is hoped this price will place it within
'e v reach sS of alMths 81 peer t6Is as rs well as the the rich 6,
Their ever discovered for the speedy and certaii
are of Intermittents is, that it contains no Qui
inc or mineral; consequently it produces nj
uinism or other injurious effects whatever upol
lie constitution. Those cured by it are left a
calthy as if they had never had the disease.
ever and Agile is not alone the consequence,
1 the miasinatic poison. A great variety Of dis
re Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache
blindness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth
IA, Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen
iysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis
nd arrangement of the Stomach, all of which
hen originating in this cause, put on the in
.rrnittent type, or become periodical. Thu
CURE" expels the poison from the blood, anl |
Consequently cures them all alike. 1t is an ir J
aluabie protection to immigrants and person !
,'avelling or temporarily residing in the mala
ious districts. If taken occasionally or dahl |
'hile exposed to the infection, that will be ex
reted from the system, and cannot accumulat,
sufficient quantity to ripen into disease
IAN cure; and few will ever suffer from Inter
littents if they avail themselves of the protec |
on this remedy affords.
For Lirer Conn plants, arising from torpid
y of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, slim
lathig the Liver into healthy activity, and pro
ucing many truly remarkable cures. WIFE.
Their medicines fail.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-08

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geste. moins qn'uu caste, I'm com
d'el' eut pa faire supposer en- lui
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Mails IL docteur ne sourcilia pas
Z tout cas-. monsieur, reprit le
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responsible de &c qui Sc pa~se dams
votre malson. Je suis garant de la
tranqnllllte de cette Vile. et ie ne
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nier ne sc renonvellersnt pas. ca lie
feral mon davOir, monsieur. Ave2-
vons entendn Mails repondez done,
monsieur y!
En- parlant ainsi, lie bourgme<tre,
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on dut Fenteudre du dehors. Enfp.
nors us lul. voyant que le. docteur ne
repondait pas a ses provOcations
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qui ebranla Ia maison. le bonr,
mestre entraina lie ~conseiller s SO
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9 peusqaand@sils easent fait
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pasne' les dIgaes sDotahles Sc calme- /,
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allure Sc modiii. illumination de
eur facers'eteiguh de rouges, lis re-
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Fl IN qosrt tda.heare sprss avoir
unite Pasine, Van Trica~se disait
s~oHcesnsntSa eapseilier Nik,au,se.