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&c remede qui ma pas encore failli de
puts qullize ans quill est en- usage. est blep
superieur a tous les crt-aits lie Sal cpuciNe
ct tous les Depuratits, employees .jusqu'a CO
jour.
IL guerit toutes les maladies chroniuues.
soft internes, soft extremes. sans difference
d'age hi de sexe. Mule maladie provenant
de %iinpurete du sang ne rGslste a son
usage; les dartres de quelque nature qu'el
les solent, les lntirmites. consequence de
Iabns du mercurc GU de tout autre traite-
ment qui IA vieie la constitution, sont par
faitement ct radicalement queries, toutes
les fois que l'on pers6vere dansson emploi.
Les Leuc0r9hfes, Pertcs Bianches, HrrGgu-
Turtles dams la p6riOdicite DIES menstrues. la
chlOrOse, La steritte provenant de toute ma
ladie chrOn!que on constitutionnelle toutes
ces maladies disparaissent par un traite-
ment assez lOngtempS prolonge de la Tein-
| ture Depurative du DR.. Meng.
Lepilepsle, lorsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion O%rganique, les Rhumatis-
mes c%hrOniqmes ct quelquetois Aigus, les Ill
| ceres cancereux, ont etc radicalement que
| ris.
Les cures deia operGs parlent ASSET pour
que la Tcinture DGpurative du DR.. Men ait
besoin de toute reclame; il sutfit de savoir
quill ny a pas eu jusqu'a present une seule
maiadie chronique inv6ter6e GU constltu-
tionnelle, produite par un vice quelconque
des humeurs, qui ait resiste a la puissance
medicatrice de cette preparation.
Chaque bouteille est accompanied demon
breux certiticats, venan de tous les points
de la Louisiana, attestant les bellies cures
Operees par ce medicament.
En- vente chez
JOS. T. THIBODEAUX.
Pharplaoien,
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Ii faut MOURN. Adieu, docteur.
ERNEST D'HERvILLY
I'm AVenture au Desert.

Pour lie B9douin qui Wit sous la
tente, la transporte ca ct la, tantot
pres, tant0t on les evantuatites de
la gnerre. pour Get infatlgable ava
lier qni. en- temps de raix, chasse
l'autruche, la gazelle ct suit le vol
DIES faucons, on pousse devant lui
les troupeaux de la tribu. lie cheval
est a la fois lie necessaire du pauvre
ct lie plus grand luxe des riches.
C'est ce que n'onhliait. nj jour nj
nuit, Nabee, mn sage Bedouin de la
tribu de Neggde. don't la jnment
etait celebre au loin ; anssi ne la per
dait-iI jamais dc yue. Retenue le
jour par II so'ide entrave, la mutt,
IN autre lien supplementaire s'eten-
DAFT ~jusqu'au lit p"nr s'enrouler au
poignet du maitre. don't l'attention
veillait encore ainsi. meme pendant
son sommeil.
Dependant, tant de precautions de
vaient roster inutiies, car Daher, au
tire Beiouin dune tribu voisine,
npres avoir offrrt en- vain chameaux,
troupeanx ct rapides conrsiers en-
echange dc la precieuse cavale. apres
avoir echoue dams toutes ses tentati-
yes prEr la derober Ia mutt. Daher
finit par recourir d un subterfuge
don't la n%ouveaute, l'imprevu devai
ent triompher de la prudence ct de
la Tongue experience ne Nabee.
Tn jOur que, pour une excursion
lointaine. celui eli devait s%uivre, !
travers lie desert, lie s%entier trace pal
lie pas DIES caravanes nOmades, Da
her Sc teignit la pnitrine. la figure t
les bras i've I'm jus de plantes jau
mes ct vertes. Cette teinte !ivide NJ
devait pas settlement lie rendre me
cOnuaissable. mais ansSl lui donne
rapparence cadav6rique dun mou
rant mine par 10 fievre.
Bient0t lie pas de la iument Sc fai
entendre ct ellie rarait ; alors lie fou
be. s'adressaut Il Nabee, en- poussan
un long ge%missement. murmnr'
dune voix mOurante "Qui que t,
sois. prends pitie dun malheurenl
qui, depuis deux jours, ma pa Sc re.
lever de cette place. on. langnissan
ct malade, il est tombe de fatigue
gu. 81 tn he peux fnire mieux, tue Il
du moins pour abreger ses soutfran
ces."
Touch6 de compassion, ct renon
cant a sa course lointaIhe. lie gene
renx cavalier propose au moribond
de lie prendre sur son cheval ct de
le comdnire au but de son voyage
mais l'aatre feint de ne pouvoir Sc
relever. Alors Nabee. mettant pied
terre, lie redresse wee %precaution.
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Peu "a peu. p%ourtant, liailuc'""
tion deyint moins vive, moins per
cante. A chaque %nouvelle experience,
rjmase apparaissait moths dlstlnc'e'
,Je me crus gueri.
L'amour vint ct acheva ce que lie
temps await commence de faire.
Nelly oh mon anne est blen brl-
see en- ecrivant ce nom adore!-Nei-
" m'aima. Je mo prosterrai devaht
ellie. Oh Nelly!
Ma Nelly bienfaisante, mon oou-
clier. lie seul remede d mes dou'eurs
%inouies! adieu!
Que je Paine!
Grace a o influence calmante. lie
spectre aux regards navrants dlspa-
rut tout "a fat.
lie sang sen va de mes mains"
eut dit lady Macbeth a ma place.
Pauvre Nelly! Dams un Instant
mon crane sera rebuilt Ell fragments
par cette petite boule de plon.b. on
Nelly! Nelly votre amour ma etc
fatal ; et moi qui %espGrais. conduit
par vous, remonter la-haut plein de
fol, puriiit, pardonne...
Oh Nelly, adieu
Helus!
Docteur, la fin dc cette confession
vous est due. ct je walls l'ecrire, blen
one ma main Sc refuse a tracer les
lettres.
Ce soir, ce soir meme, mon We'll
ami. tout a l'heure, ec%outant sans
fremir Forage qui semait la terreur
dams les environs, assis pres de la
fenetre, ct regardant les dernieres
~lueurs du jour MOURN sur les COLI
nes. ie ~caressais les blends. les
splendides cheveux de Nelly ellie
dormant. la t6te sur mes genoux. La
ch6re cr6atureEetait accablee par re
Iectricit6 repandue dams Fair.
Moi meme, malgre moi profone
m6pris pour les pnenomenes meteo
rologiques. j'6tais emu, tourmente.
Sur mon ordre. la domestiqne ap
porta de la lumie,e, puts Sc retira.
Reveillee misrepresentation l'arri
wee de cette file. Nelly ouvrit Sc
grands ct magnif4ues yeux, ct M
sollit.
Leur eclat humble me rappela un
affreuse chose. Je lui pris la tet
dams mes mains. ct je %plongeai pro
fondement mes yeux dams ses yen
limpides ct miroitants CONNIE ecu
dss enfants.
. All -. les cheveux herisses. !
> face inject6e dune teinte plombet
violette, wee des yeux snppliants.
je le ~revis, lui. Harry, lui! dams lie
y..nx dc ma maitresse!
Ii faut MOURN. Adieu, docteur.
:. ERNEST D'HERvILL,
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DIES QUATRE
SEASONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
VI du RESTAURANT DEs QuATRE-SAIsoNsl
payne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generate, qui
a transtere son restaurant du No. I55 de
la rue de Charities au No. HI de la meme
rue, pres de St-LouIs. II profile de cette oe-
casion pour remercier lie public ct sollicite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien
v~elllaEt patronage. II intorme EN- outre ses
amis quill IA DIES salons particulars All pre-
mier, ct DIES chambres meublGes a louer ) %
semaine on au mois. Les personnes do "a
vile ct de la eampagne Y trouveront tout le
comfort l6sirabie.I c restaurant sera ouvert
juSqu'a minult. 6ftv 1854
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WANG & GOTHAM,
GROCERS EN- GROS.
Marchands de produits de rOues1
COmmiSSiOnnaireS.
81 & "a rue Poydras,
NOUVELLE ORLEANS.

Solicite DIES consignements de Cotton, Su-
ere, Melasse, Riz, Lame, Peaux, Fourrures.
Mousse, Volailles, Oeufs, Patates. &c.
Les plus grande attention sera donn6e
aux ordres de la compagne ct de la vile.
iuS-78-ly.
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le soutient, lui fait prendre un point
d:appui. lie souleyG ct le place douce-
ment en- selle.
A peine sly est-il affermi que, Sc
granGisant tout a comp. Daher don
ne un coup d'6trier lie coin de l'etrier
arabe est un puissant eperon), ct,
partant CONNIE une feche, IL erie
dune voix de triomphe "C'est moi
Daher. qui la prends ct qui femme
he a."
Deux on trois bonds de l'impetue-
use cavavale l'avaient dtja emporte
lo;n de son maitre. Celui-ci dit alors
avec resignation au ravisseur qui,
s'6tant arr6te, Sc retournait en- lie
narguant
->Avant de partir, ecoute-moi F.!
Puisque tn as pris ma jument, c'est
que C'ETAIT ECRlT f; je me soumets
IA la volonte de Dleu. Mails, an nom
de ce Dieu, JIG t'adjure, je te c%onjure
a genoux de ne jamais reveler com
ment tn as etc mis- en- possession dc
ce tresor.
EFT pourquoi ? dit Daher.
-Parce qu'un autre pourrait st
trOuver ree.lement un jour dams l.;
position GU tn feignais d'6tre tout 4
rheure, ct que. dams la crainte d'etrt
dupe CONNIE moi, on lie laisserai'
MOURN faute de secOurs.
LEON GATAYEs.
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Large and Complete
WHeel,Cright
and Carriage Shop.
H.. Tetreall. Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, ard the public in
L general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices.
He has secured the services of first class
workmen of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply of spokes aud
telloes of first choice, for carriages, etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels. steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Cotins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-makc
slIrouds, for men, women and children, al
article of luxury, new style. at very model
ate prices.
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TIL
ALLEN J.

SUCCtSSUT To q.
RETAIL GROCER AND DEALER In
Hay, Grain and Corn Mea''
Main St. Corner Focus st.
THIBODAUX, LA,
Referring to the above card. l peg
leave to recommend to my former pa
irons and the general public. my son
who now succeeds me in business at my
old Stand. j.
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}. vi. Ribet,
Tailleur.

Rue du Main, pres c.: AzGma.
-:O:O:--
TNFORME LIE PUBLIC QUILL WENT
l. d'ouvrir a ~|'ancien Gtablissement +.
Loiseau son a%telier. II est pref a satisfaire
les clients qui vondront bien lie ~patroniser.
l5juii. 76 ! an.
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Do you know that at
I'D. III

Corner Main, Jackson and Levee
Streets, is the only place in
town where you can find
THE GENUINE
CALIFORNIA PORT,
TOKAY, CLARET and
ANGELICA WINES.
and the
Pure California COgnac!
In this Establishment you will
find the FRESHEST and MOST
VARIED assortment of CHOICE
GROCERIES, such as
Dried Apples, Span'h Guaoa Jelly,
Currants, NationV Glass"
Dates, Gun powder tea
Sw't Chocolate, Raisins,
Full Assortment of canned goods:
PLANE HAMS,
BACON,
ITALIAN MACARONI,
BOLOGNA SA USAGE,
CRACKERS G CAKES
s. c. HAMS,
MIXED CANDIES
CIIRON.
Give him a call TO satisfy
yourself how reason.
able he sells!
Remember Corner Main, jackson
and Levee Streets.
.jan771y.
NEW GOODS
AND PLENTY OF THEM AT
j. H. CAIRE.
Nam st., near corner st. Philip,
THIBoDAUx, La.
Go and see his large line of
Dry Goods,
Choice, Family Groceries. Clothing of
all Description. Boots, Shoes. Gloves and
Hats. a-27-ly.
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10 per cent, interest and finally the principal
of their municipal bonds, no wonder they be
gan to look around and inquire whether, as
this seemed to be game Of sharps, there was
no legal plan or dodge by which they could
also come little sharpness and dodge the ulti-
mate payment of the bonds out Of the proceeds
of which they had been euchred. This is what
the Age means by "contiscatng the property OF
eastern capitaliSts,'
But in not one case in 90 have the local mu-
inequalities been able to escape the payment OF
their bonds, or even attempted to do SO though
.trlckcd out OF their proceeds. As for the rest
.of the moncy-to pay for the iron and rolling
stock-instcad OF confiding eastern capitalists
furnishing it, the roads have either earned 1t
themselves by levying high rates on the farm
cr,' supposed to have been "bcnctitcd' 10y It's
construction, or the officers under the new
management, after fleeing it all they could,
have allowed the road to go into the hands OF
receiver With this latter class Of roads,
from first to last real capitalists have had very
little 10 do
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO Aprll, u, 1870
Editors Free Trudtr-I notice that this city
is not represented IN the columns of the FREE
TRADER by a special correspondent. As this
is slight which Chicago does not deserve,
with your permission, | will do something to-
wards supplying this deficiency by an coca
sionGl letter
If Chicago is not well governed, it certain
" is not because she Is not governed enough.
For III addition to the county and city govern
mentS with their hOrdcS Of officers and tax cat
ers which would seem to be sufficient to satisfy
any ordinary people in these hard times, she
sui retains her three township organizations
with small army of office holders, whose only
duty as far as | have been able to learn. con
slsts IN running the necessary machinery for
levying and collecting sufficient taxes from the
people to pay their own salaries. This useless
but highly cherished ornament has heretofore
cost the three townships, composing the city in
the aggregate, about two hundred thousand
dollars year.
The election FOR aldermen in the several
wards, and town officers in the several town
ships composing the city, occurred last Tues
| day Although the vote was much lighter
than at the usual fall elections 1t was larger
than is usual at the spring elections. The
straight democratic vote was about two thou
sand IN excess of the republican vote, while
the socialists cast about six thousand votes and
the nationals about two thousand. The so.
ciaist votes were near.y all cast by those who
usually act with the democratic party, and the
great number who supported this ticket is the
chief surprise of the election. 1t is fact,
which was demonstrated by this rs well as by
many preceding elections, that the democratic
party, if united, have large majority in this
city But, notwithstanding this fact, the en-
tire city government is now and has been for
many years entirely in the hands of the repub-
lican party and the democratic party has not
a representative in any city office, either eject
i've or otherwise. 1t only wants organization
and united action on the part of the democrats
of this city to roll up such "A majority against
our common enemy, as to redeem our state
from the corrupt rule of the republican party,
under which she has been so long suffering
But this is a ConsummatiOn hardly to be looked
for at present, if we may be allowed to judge
from the dsgracefu wrangling witnessed at
the convention held on last Saturday at the
Palmer House, to appoint delegates to the
state convention. But let us hope that when
the enemy get their line of battle formed we
can direct the superintendent combativencss
of our forces against their ranks and thus pre-
Il,
As this is my first effort and l fear its fate
will be the editorial waste basket, | will not
add to the probabilities of such destination
by making it too long, but will resume some
thing to say IN my next if this secures a place
in the columns of the FREE TRADER
O.E b.
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WESTERN FARMERS AND RAILWAYS.

There Is wonderful difference IN the west
crn farmers opinion about railways before he
has secured his local road, and after When
the road is IN ,tiH,Wo he yearns for it, and
promises muniticcnt aid and support When
II has been built by the money of cOntiding
outsiders, has increased the value of his farm
and produce many fold, and has reduced the
cost OF getting his grain To market proportion
atcly, then he is very apt To get into Il rage be.
cause he is charged three c5ntS mile tor pass.
age, or one cent ton mile for freight and
proceed to confiscatc the property of the i'm
pertinent eastern capitalists" who helped TO
make him prosperous.-R" .igc
The specially of the igc is partsanship of
the railroads against the world, and receiving
its support from the railroads il ought to be al.
lowed to earn its money like any other paid
advocate But the igc could make its point
more effective if 1t would have the kindness To
point out which local road or roads in Illinois
were built by the money of contlding outsid
crS' and which the farmers are now i'm a ragc
about and proceeding TO "coniiscatc," and so
on. The usual way of building railroads in
Illinois has been 10 raise enough along the pro
jectcd line of the road. by individual and mu
nicipal subscriptions Of stock. Ia grade and tic
the road, and then 10 mortgage il for the iron
About this time some big corporation would
come along and offer To furnish the rolling
stock and pay off the iron mortgage for 30
year Tor perpetual lease OF the road. II WAS
neck or nothing. The feeble COMPANY had
gone lo the end of its credit and if the road
was to bc utilized at all the terms of the Inc
corporation must bc accctlcd to. 50 the mo
nopoly got the road at about $4,000 a mile
the stock OF the individual and municipal sub
scribcr being 'coniiscatcd," and the "monono
ly'' making good thing About now unon
the minds of the said unsophisticatcd indiyid
ual and municipal stockhoi,icrs il would bcc,,
TO dawn, especially when they saw the road
doing aproftable business, that by some hocus
pocus they had been swindled out Of their stock
1t looked TO them amazingly like sharp
game, and when il came to paying the annual
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

The most important acquisition to the Ma
tiona" party in Illinois in six months has been
J. X. Magic, editor of the Canton Register, and
at present state printer expert at Springfield
He holds his Office by appointment of the Gov.
ornor, we believe with the "advice and consent
of the senate" and gets So a day for time ac-
tually engaged in the duties of his office, which
consist of about once every month or two look
ing over the bills of the state printer and de-
Gliding whether the charges are according to
contract. The last bill he put in was for 80
days work, from January 1st to April list, all
Of which ninety days, Sundays included, he
made oath he had spent in attending TO the du-
ties of his office. Yet tit is known that he spent
at least sixty Of these ninety days at Canton
editing and attending to the business of his
own newspaper: during the same time he was
travelling from place to place engaged in get
ting up delegations from half dozen of
counties in Illinois to the Toledo convention ;
and lastly, during the same time he spent a
week in attending said Toledo convention
The man who under such circumstances, has
he conscience to swear six dollars a day out
Of the public treasury is doubtless a fitting
leader of the new reform" party and justly
stands at its head in Illinois
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Ophir and Vicinity.
eminent.

April 10, 1873.
Everything lovely ON the ridge. The very
pleasant weather of the last few days has calls.
cd our farmers to hurry up their work, and as
consequence all the oats are sown and con.
siderable blowing has been done for corn.
Mr.. James Wylie has his yard now enclosed
by nice new wire fence which looks very
nice indeed.
The church last Friday evening was very
nicely decorated by the motto, lon earth
Peace, Good Will to Man"
The lecture last Friday evening given in
Waltham 10y the Rev. ChaS. Dunlap was very
largely attended by all our citizens. Subject
MY Old Book" II was very well handled
by the speaker showing thathe knows how to
get up boss lecture All present pronounced
it success.
The temperance society meets next Friday
evening with new programme.
Mr.. Roht. Wylie and ID. Gemmile intend
having the celebrated Halliday wind engine
erected on their farms in a few days.
Our Galesburg boys have all returned with
the exception of John Wylic, ir., who intends
gong another term.
Private letter received from our former
nerchbor Chris Barr, new living in lroquois
He reports that he is doing well
James McNally will run the Champion
shelter in these parts this summer
The greenback ticket came off victorious in
Ophir at the last election.
VI. Corrigan was elected school director in
District Of Ophr to serve three years.
HERCULES
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From Marselles.

MNRSEuLEs, April II, 1871
The UniversalistS hold musical festival
this evening.
c. W. Pomeroy was reelected school director
for West Marscilles, recently. Ills friends
scratched lively for him.
The First National Bank retired part of its
capital last Monday. Its stock is above par.
Jacob Shelcoph was reelected school dircc-
tor for East Marseilles last Monday. This is
his second term.
Work in rcfittng the Norton mills is now
in progress They will probably be running
in a short time.
The Williams Paper Mill is doing ihriv-
ing business. heenergy and perseverance of
the proprietor is reflected by the operatives
N.essrs. Isaac Gage X Co are putting the
Thurber warehouse in working order. They
Will purchase grain there the coming season.
The awning in front Of Mitchell X Goods
Is quite an addition To the store.
At the present time the condition of the l..
and Water Power Go. is better than il has
been in some time. IL is contemplated TO erect
a building for leasing to small manufacturers
at an early day.
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The women's hotel in New York city, pro
iccted by A. r. Stewart and erected under his
will by his widow, was opened the other day
with great ceremony. 1t is n magnificent
structure, six stories in height, and covering
half an acre of ground. The furniture and
fixtures throughout are in the style of FIRST
class hotel, with gas and water in each room
elevators, &c, II is intended to board and
Iodge 1000 guests, all of whom must be wo
men earning their own living by some honest
occupation, and who are TO enjoy all the uxu
rles, privileges and immuniics of first class
hotel, at the moderate charge of six dollars a
week The rush for rooms at the opening
however, was not great Thus far less than
200 rooms have been taken Unhappiv, the
Establishment can never be inhabited by the
women who most need its comforts. Few
working women in New York are able to pay
81 week for board, a majority of them getting
less rs full wages
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-04-13

Lord Leitrim, whose assassination in Ire.
land was noticed last week, was buried at Dub
lin on Wednesday amid scenes of great confus.
ion and violence. The mob that gathered in
front of the church endeavored to capture the
hearse, declaring their intention to drag out
the corpse. They vtuperated the late earl as an
"old ruftian'' and hereto" They also climbed
the wall of the church yard, hustled the mourn.
ers, and cheered, yelled, and Kissed during the
reading of the service. Several mourners were
roughly handled while endeavoring to make
their way into the church-yard. All of them
had to pass out by an unfrequented way in
rear Of the church to escape violence Fifty
constables were present but were wholly insult.
ticient to cope with the mob, many of whom
were drunk
Advices from Cape Town, South Africa, re-
port the renewal of serious troubles between
the KaifirS and the Transvaal where there has
been some hard fighting and the British troops
were forced to retreat before the natives The
whole frontier is reported to be restless and the
war feeling strongly abroad. All the govern
mcnt prudence and tirmness are needed to avert
a general native uprising,
The grain market upon the whole was firm
with slight advance on account of an uncx-
pectcd continental demand