The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-12-19

to dine out on Christmas day, find
your way to and shove your legs un-
der tho mahogany of
SAM. FELLOWS,
where you can get a dinner, full
aedged and perfect, at which even
Tom Ochiltree would smack his lips
and rub his stomach. As you may
not be overstocked, we can and do
further introduce you to
MOSES MAYER,
one of our oldest and best merchants,
on Front street, who can fill many of
your little orders, and then if you
have time, which you must spare,
walk in with us to
R. HARDrNER's,
Boot and Shoe maker, in Levin's
Row, and at once leave your measure
for an easy and extra fit, in the boot
or shoe line. And right here, let US
change base, and ask your favors for
one of our mechanic advertisers,
JACK GoULDEN,
House, Sign and Ornamental Pain
ter. Should you want such, just be-
fore Christmas, for little repairs and
patching in his line, he is just the
man to call upon. AS we pencil
these offerings to our home adverti-
sers, we feel hungry, and that hun
ger reminds US that we had almost
forgotten our good, jolly and accom-
modating Butcher-patrons, who use
our columns for their good and the
public's help,
SAMUEL PINcUs AND YOUNG JAKE 1R.
20, WING,
the latter genuine chip of the old
Scotch block. At either of the
Stalls, presided over by these young
men, you can purchase an extra
Christmas roast.
Now, good and patient readers and
patrons, we know you will endorse
our concluding sentiments, when We
close our introductions to you all, in
turning you over to either or all of
our we'll managed
LIVERY STABLES,
and giving mellow years the call, in
troduce you to the ECLIPSE, then to
the mammoth EXCELSIOR, and though
last not least, to the new Livery Sta,
BILE, for which we have not as yet
heard name given. Maurice and
Henry Heyman, however, are the
managers, and that fact must prove
your introduction. At any of these
Stables you can procure a decent
turnout, which will set your Christ
mas filings, and bring the day to a
fitting close, and we are sure then
when night comes you will be fresh
and eager to pay your evening calls
to "the girls Of your hearts,"
One more introduction, cemented
with good advice, and then for Christ
mas, 1877, goodbye, and may you
all live to be one hundred years old
and this old writer be the CHIEF
mourner at the last funeral. More
in sorrow than in anger, we close
with the sad requiem, that the
Knights Of the green sacks, save
with one solitary and honorable ex.
ception, ignore their advertising
cards to the DEMOCRAT, and hence,
in case any one Of you make a slip
during the Holidays, and need law.
yer, permit us to give you a personal
and legal introduction from the
Fourth Estate to our young friend
and fellow townsman,
ROBERT P. HUNTER,
Attorney and Counsellor Law
Patrons and advertisers of the Dem.
ocRAT Gn revoir to this time in 1878!
CONSUMPTION CURED.-An old ply.
stefan, retired from active practice,
having had placed in his hands, by an
East Indian missionary, the formula
of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung affections
also a positive and radical cure 70,
General Debility and all nervous com.
plants, after having thoroughly tested
its wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, feels it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Tie
recipe will be sent free of charge, te
all who desire it, with full directions
for preparing and successfully using
Address, with stamp, naming this pa
per, DR.. j. c. STONE, a. North Nintl
Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
-PINcHBAcK processes to be as