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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-19

LIVERPOOL. November 10, 2 pm. Cotton is
fnir, Middling uplands, 69-lgd; Orleans,
Cd. Sales, 1000 bales Of which b9 were for
1-s9l better.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-19
Monday, December Is, 1875.


JUHN IT.. FREEMAN, Clerk.
HUNEs x POsr0N, and METcALF & Wake
solicitors. 65-92
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-19

7. W. Rosenthal ct al.vs.. Joseph Grioshaber
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-19
Memphis and Little Rock.

LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Mail train. daily 500 pm. lll.40 pm
Fright, daily lex. Sun.)-l $50 am b.Ip.m
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
Centaur LIlHMENrS.
They relieve pain. They sSabdue sEeliings. They cure burHs. without . scar.

The White Centaar Linlment is the standard remedy for Rheumatism Neural. ia, Scia,i. a. Lumbs go, Frost Bits. :sked Breasts, Itch Cukaneous Erup tions, etc These Linil have stood the test of time. They have performed more wonderful of obstinate befridden :rippIes, and have alievisted more pains in shorter space of time, than have all other Lnnie ents, Embrocatons. Extracts, OiutmeRts and salves in existence. Their sale is Interesting reg uary and rapidly Their best endorsers physi- cisns, and veterinari"s There is literally desn, b,ne or muscle ailment upon either man or beas: which the Centaur I4nments will not alleviate and generally But it must be unde rstood that there two kinds of Liuiment the White is for family and the Yellow for horses and arimals. For horses mules abl.to Spsvin Ring bon Swee- Rey, Galls Strains. Stringhalt Po-evil, etc, the Yellow Centnur Liniment is worth its weight in gold We have thousands of certificates relating how valuable horses have been speedily restored by dol lar bottle of this wonderful al-hesng remedy. The is constantly told of the effects upon the human frame. Persons hobbing upon crutches fer years from Stiff Joints, Tumorsand old Sores have. by the use of few bottles of the White Centaur Lini- ment be- restored to the of all their imbs The effects are next to narvels. We will give the Lini- ment to any person who ever heard of faius. Such a case has been reported to us These Lini- ments now sold throughout the habitable globe.
 J. B. ROSE G tO.. 46 DEY Sg. NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

After two months trial of no license in Nor walk. the sale of liquor is 80 little disguised that anyone who wishes 1t has not the least trouble in securing all he wants, if he has the money to pay for 1t. The committee appoint ed by the mass meeting in November have nroyed inefficient. if not worse, and the rnu- sellers have their own way. with little inteC~ ruption
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

The testimony taken in the investigation of the Barclay street explosion disclOses s0ms cu- rious facts. A confectionery shop-Roa very dangerous business, one wonldthink is blown up, and what is left totally destroyed by lire, ten lives are lost, and what caused the disaster is one of those things that nobody can and out. The more testimony is taken the more the mystery thickens.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

Has anybody ever heard of ''Iitsny boots ," A London preacher the other night described calling upon a poor brother of the cloth and seeing in a corner of his modest room a pair of good boots, asked what they signihed. The owner replied that they were his ''Iitsny boots" and that, being compelled by his want of means to wear patched shoes, and not wish ing to expose his shoe leather deficiencies to the congregation, he reserved these boots for the occasion when kneeling before the altar, his soles became more or less conspicuous.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10

Not enough senators to constitute a majOr- ty of the senate could be got to join in a de- mand for reorganization of the cabinet. The president does not mean to part with any of the present members, and it is not impossible that any vacancy which may at any time oc- cur will be filled in a manner which would nnt at all please those who now want new cabi- net. It is we'll understood in administration circles that if Secretary Evarts or Secretary Schurz should resign the president would noa- mate Mir Bristow in his place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-10
VOL LII. NO. Al.
Ibe Eitrbdrl0 Guauirer, | |. IIICAJX, Editor < Propri tor
 uToAFiELD, CONN.
TERMS: uSScriotion, per annun1.

TERMS:
 SuSscri2tion, per annum. =; SKY G'ss 'ri.'ers. ...SZOo III I1: pat Ia advance. ..... 2.5G Ia Dnndiez OItsiie the County. 200
 tf sG0S pzl im advxBce. 250 T. single ~r2Ppsrs. '2.5O Fisi3ys ubscFIbers Gy carrier. -....--.. 2.50 S1 lSls copies cts.
 1ay subs-Tiber wishing his paper stopped with Ike sx iratiOa of ilis subscription should notify at the time of subscribing. or before the term rasd fur sxpires- Any subscriber in arrears de- -irsSg !" stop i1i~ paper must pay nip afrears. .
 AdVertising. t'as Square ]! incIesl, l,I week. k........ S1.OO E.4e4a EseE tasT after. .....-.......... 0.25 fssEis advertisements at the folio wing rates: gas SSi 1foa- a----.---.-- .-......$lO0.00 FJa-th .......... B % Sk7t8Fe. I6.OO 2 --i4e=s Czrl- ,.lalf square) ..... 500 S.rssi~2 Notices. 5a per cent. additional. Ef ss,ecilic directions regarding thelength of .~=-5sog company advertisements. Probate -.si vii bs kept iu three weeks and all oth- 'r dseTsl~emsnss ''s- r. Gill forbid) until .sds-ed Oar-
 T-arlv advertisers are entitled to four changes 4zrizS their tern (nOt oftener thans once a anghA. NiIhORt charge
 Yearly Q. half yearly advertisements are pay ah-~ 4asgT@ lv- sn other advertisements in ad- Eazcx-
 icPle nosieez of Birth, Death Marriage are -z.-sEsed free charge; obituary notices, cents t 2Ene-
 Job Printing. Al kisr1s sf book and lob Printing neatly and rozptly done
 RasSnes~ Cards. Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, t-Aheas Ball Tickets. Handbilis, Pamphlets, &c., &s-. done iu the best style, and cheap at FRY astica in the State.
 OESisrz can be sent in by mail and the jobs sent ~-s by mail If snalll. by stage, or express, to E0~s parts Of the county, without seriOns risk or setsv-
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
The Confederate Soldiers
REICRN, OR THE LOST CAITsE

magnificent picture, beautiful in de a;e.f,
ana artistic IN execution. 1t represents a. Go n
1tderate soldier after the war returning fo j, 10
home, which he finds ruined ny shot antf sbeli
looking lonely and desolate. In FROM of ths
ruined cottage, telling sad tale OF Tx. miseres
"f war. are TWO graves with rude crosses. on
one OF which some friendly hand has hung n
Sarlan1. The graves are overhnllg by IL weep-
ing willow, in the shadow OF which stands the
Ieturntd soldier with bowed haad, as II think.
ing of the past To the right the calm river
aud rising lnoon indicate pezoe and rest The
stars seen through tic trees represent ths South
+rn Cross, draped over the gravee an emblem
OF the Confederate flag aa we'll as q harbinger
OF brighter days to come. The flood Of glorious
moonlight streaming thrOd gh the trees and re-
hecting on the peaceful yiyer adds to the sen
'linent and beauty of the scene and it's sur
lpundings. No description of this gem Of art
will do it justice-it must be seen. II is pic
lure that will touch every southern heart ana
should bnd place i'll every southern home 1t
is IA II inches in size, on heavy plate paper.
One copy will be sent by mail. In paste-board
roller. to any address, postpaid. ON receipt of
% CTS three copies for 60 cts, or six for IT, in
currency or postage stamps. Agents wanted
everywhere, to sell this and a variety OF other
popular Cheap pictures. No money required
until they are sold. No trouble to sell them,
Send stamp for our catalogue and terms.
Address.
A. CEEGAR & Co, Publishers.
dec. 20 1853 Market st., Chattanooga, Tenn.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
TUDpCHAK. ADVERTISEMENTS.
uDUBEGC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF st. LANDRY,
No. 1881.
ESTATES OF AUGUsTE SCHWARTZ AND
WIFE
HnURLGC SALE.

By virtue OF an order OF the honorable Pro-
hate Court. of the Parish of st. Landry, there
win be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder by the undersigned administrator OF by
anv duly qualified auctiOneer, at the store OF
the undersigned administrator, at Leonvlile III
the parish Of st. Landry, on WEDNESDAY,
February 27th, 1878, the following described
property, to-Tit:
/. A certain parcel of land situated near Port
Barre, on Bayou Courtableau, measuring
about two and a half arpente front, by a
t1epth Of twenty arpents, containing ABOUT nfty
suDerficiai arDents more or less, bounded noftn
nv BAYOU COurtabeau, south by Lands be'Hrg
lng to Henry Garland. east by Lands o' Antonio
Paret and west by lands belonging 10 s1id
estates and described rs lot No 9, and &D-
praised with the buildings and impTo' e1nents
,, Another lot OF ground situated Oh Bayou
f,ourtabIeai near Port Barre, 1neahLlril!G about
rtvO ana half arperts front on SAD bayou; ny
9 denth Of twenty Qrpei!ts+ containing auGni
flfty superficial arpents more or less uoIhoou
north by said Bayou. south by iaEus or Henry
Garland east BY lands belonging TO sfld estates
and described as lot No i. and We5C ~ !a1"ia oi
ClecpEaa AndrepOnt. with the bmlolngs ana
improvements situated thereon.
FERNS and C0nditiOns.-Ihe irnmovaoeS to be
aold 0re-third cash and the balance at one
and two wears from day of sale, with eight per
cent interest from maturity, p!ircnaser 10 lur-
ian his tss'with two securities III soliuio 10
the satisfaction Of the administrator ana pay
able to the administrator or said estates ana 10
obgate himself TO pay attorneys lees az len
rer rent ard all costs OF collection and the
notes TO be secured by special mortgage and
yendor's privilege on said property. with the
right TO executorv proceedings and the pact OF
JOSEPH CAMY.
ian oS-5t-ns Administrator
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16

Landry Rougeen from Reeds Bridge to
oisvrei auillory from E. DaBssuons to Prairie
Tre7ilie aatllory, from vile Platte to Prairie
Mammoth.
Theodule eusllory from Nee Pique Bridge to
Joseph Tete jr from Fritz Tan yard to Vile
Aurellin vidrine from Vile Platte to Bayou
Damon Devine from Vile Plate to DeBail-
Ions Bridge
Adoph Andrus, from Vile Platte to Marcel
Aug. r. FonteDo, from ]. P Ortego 10 Prai-
reon Ronrbeaux.
Raymond Guillory from Praireon Bonrbeaux
Fremond Manuel from Vile Platte TO j. 3.
Ardoins.
Elisha Boudreaux from Dejean, Bridge to
BOudreaux COulee and TO COuliee Mallet
L. Morcau from Coullee Maliet to middle Po'
Cove woods. .
TheoduIe Guillocy from middle Pot Cove
/ Woods to Reeds Bridge.
OIioe Manuel from d. Courville to Bayou
| Cane.
zenon vidrine from Bayou Cane to Bayou
NeZ piGue.
Houston Young, from Boudreaux gully TO
| prud 'h0lnnle Bridge.
Napoleon Frugc IRON. pludhomme Bridge 10
Point an Pin.
| Joseph Bergeron from Point au Pin to Bayou
| Cane.
! Portals Andrepont from Prud'honme City
! 10 San 1ubLHas.
NJ. Hvland from g. Thomas to Point au Pin.
| Hyp Andrepont jr. froln s. Ihomaa to Point
au IIoup
DIN LavergHc from West end Ch2chere lane
to Bourques store and Plaquenline Point.
Joseph l.atiolaia jr. from Plaque1nine Point
TO Church Point.
VIM. Clayie from Mrs. Brooks place to Point
Joe Blaze.
VIM. Mcbride from bourques store to Church
Point,
Theogene Daise from Higginbothams to
Church Point
Il. NJ. Bull, from Burners to Hayes Bridge On
Bayou Plaauemine.
K. 3. sloane from Hayes Bridge to Long
Point.
Allen Raspberry from Long Point to Fatts
Ferry on Bayou Cane.
WE. Mcfarland from Cats Ferry TO Mlllers
Ferry on Nez Pilue.
George AndiDg from Hoffnans Bridge TO
James Miers.
Honore Sellers from James Miers to Mermen-
Jesner B-eaur from " C. Johnstons old
place to J. D. Bernard.
! Henry Anding from J. D. BERNARD to James
Miers.
D. z. Hayes FROM E. Guidry to the Coulee
North Of Vim. Lyons,
J. c. Lyons from the Coulee North OF WE.
Lyons to Hoffmans Bridge
: II motion Of Mr.. Guidry, Resolved, that II is
hereby made a part of the duty OF Road over
seers to enquire and make diiigent search, on
their respective roads. and to take charge OF
all road scrapers found belonging to the Perislt,
and make due report of the same at the time
they make their usual report
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
| N r. II. LIrrELL. President.
L Attest c. MAYO, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
THE LARGEST AND FIN

HtHROMOs. THE LARGEST AND FIN
Z j est stock in the world, embracing over g.
non 900 CbromOs Paintings and Choice Prints,
MT our enlarged Art Rooms. All the new ana
non,,lar subjects at rock-bottom prices. The
Falls OF the Rhine, size 2ox2s-rnmantc and
grand; Scene on the susquehanna, one of the
I1ifa OF the season, size 19x27; Lake Lt!cefne'
Switzerland. the most beautiful lake IN the
uorld Isola Bella, q charming scene in Sorti:-
ern italy. companion TO the proceeding; on
Roston light beautiful marine. size 14x2o, In
Dreaf demand Old Oaken Bucket, White Noun
fains. Niagara Falls, Newport, Saratoga, Gath:
ring Prirnroses, At the Sea Shore, Paddy IN
nificf1lty. Also Virgin Vesta, snow Storms,
American Fruit, and other 24x30 subjects,
Floral Business CaEdq. sunday School Cards.
stot1ary, Notices, Black ground Panels. etr.
sIso lie finest and most complete assortment
~ gxi1 ChromGs, both On white mounts, blue
l;ne and BLACK mounts, gold line. Our stock
embraces everything desirable for Dealers
A,ents or Premium purposes, and all should
test oar prices and quality of work. The right
nartics can realize an independence IL os@Ey
locality by taking an agency for our atreteaed
and framed Chralnos. Particulars free, Elus-
trated Catalogue on receipt of stamp, send fat'
IL or S. outfit. Address,
J. LATHAM & Ctt.
4l9 Washington St, Besten, Masa'
lnGfl Silly
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16

TnE IN Great chance to make money.
"OA EVs If you can't get gold you can
get greenDacks We need person in every
town to take subscriptions for the largest Cheap
est and hest Illustrated family publication in
she world. Any one can become a suece ssful
agent. The most elegant works of art given
free to subscribers The price Is so low that
almost every yhndy subscribes. One agent reports
making over $3.50 in a week. lady agent re
ports taking over 400 subscribers In ten days.
All who engage make money fast. You can
your spare time. You need not he away from
home over night You can do it as well as
others. Full particulars. directions and terms
free. Elegant and expensive Outfit free If
you want profitable work send us your address
at once. 1t costs nothing to try the business.
No one who engages fails to make great pay
Address
1.-THE PEOPLES JOURNAL"
Portland, Maine.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
(ONSses77 asSS0sa
PO VELY CURED.

SITIV ELY CURED .
All sufferers from this diseast that are anx-
ious to be cnred should try DIR Kissnel.'s
Eesebra ted Cons u nap tion Powders. These
Powders are the only preparation KNOWN that
will cure Consumption and all diseases Of
the Throat mad A.ungs indeed, so strong il
our faith i'll them, and ,ls0 to convince YOU
that they are no humbug, we will forward to
every sufferer, by mail, post paid, ii free Trial
mex.
We don't want your money until you are per-
feetly satisfied OF their curative powers If
your life is worth saving. don't delay in giving
these Powders a trial, as they will surely
cure you.
She United States or Canada, by mail, on re-
celpt of price. Address,
ASH d. ROBBINS,
dec 22-1y $50 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N Y
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
DO m0t Face tine Light when at
work.
Medical Journal

statistics kept by Ocuiists employed
in iafrmaries for eye diseases have
sto.u that the habit of some persons
in facing q window from which the
light falls directly in the eyes as we'll
as on the work, injure their eyes in the
end. The best way is to work with a
side light, or, il the works needs strong
illumination, so that it is necessary to
hayestle working table before the. win
dow, the lower portion Of the latter,
Should be covered with screen, SO as
10 have top light alone. which does
not shine in the eyes when the head is
slightly bent over and downward to-
ward the work.
IL the schools in Germany this mat
ter Efas already been attended to, and
Uhc; rule adopted to have all the seats
and tables 80 arranged that the pupils
meyer face tile windows, but only have
the side lights from the left, and as a
light htsimultaneously thrown from two
sides gives an interference of shadows,
it has been strictly forbidden to build
school yooms with windows on both
sides. such illumination having also
proved injurious TO the eyes OF the
pupils.
We may add to this the advice not
~ place the lamp in front of you when
III wori in the evening, but o little ON
one side; and never TO neglect the use
light shining in the eyes. This is es-
time, when kerosene lamps, with their
sntesely luminous flames, become more
&tIld more common.
A LADY IN THE KITcHEN.-A few
weeks since ayoung Swedish lady found
herself stranded in this city without
home, friends or money. She braveiy
walked il1to IN intelligence office and
awaited employment, sleeping the while
In Il very cheap lodging house at ten
cents per night. Fate 80 willed it that
the girl vas employed in the writer's
family. 1t very soon became apparent
ordinary domestic, and by degrees it
was revealed that she was person of
education and accomplishments. Her
musical ability extended to the piano
ana several other instruments. She
spoke Fseuch and Spanish. and her
manner WIS one of extreme quiet gen
tility and refinement. PerGeiving this
she was soon made one of the family.
In the meantime she made every exer-
tion to kud her missing friends, and at
last her advert aements reached the eyes
OF those tor whom they were destined,
Yesterday h gentleman called at her
address. and when she answered the
bell lin her working dress, his first ax-
esanason ss vas ], . n';nd Why " E what does
after her brief soi0urn in the manage
melt of i kitchen, restored TO the sta
ton iii which she belongs. IIon't want
ta draw amy tiresarne. and invidious
:, r,,.a3 rafra fhis inss;s7nilf hiff g9a Inr,a
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16

&s - ~ y Is not csiiN earlicu III ,liese times,
sD q but it can be made in three months
b. any one of either sex in any part OF the
country who is willing to work steadily at the
employ Inent that We turisa. $G6 per week in
your own town. You need not be away from
home over night. You can give your " hole
time to work, or only your spare moments. We
have agents who are making over $40 per day.
All who engage at once can make money fast.
At the present time money cannot be made so
easily and rapidly at any other business. 1t
costs nothing to 'ry the business. Terms and
S5 Outfit free. Address at once.
Ii. HALLETT & Co,
nov 10 Portland, Maine.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BG DHCHAA AWv ZEE HHSG M ENESs
6HERHRF,s SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 1852.
JAMES NJ. BOWLING vs.. ALEXANDER B.
CHACHERE.

BY virtue Of an order OF seizure and sale
issued out OF the honorable District Court,
in and for the Parish Of St. Landry, in the above
entitled suit, and to me directed, I will proceed
to sell at public auction. to the highest bidder,
at the Court House, st. Landry parish, in the
town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 10th day
of March, 1873, at II o'clock A. M, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
OF Opelousas in said pariah, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
bounded east and south by property of John
F. King, north by Landry street and west by
Bayou lesson, being Same property purchased
by Alexander B. Chachele from James O. Cha
chere, rs per act passed before Archie P. VIII
liams, Notary Public, on the i4th day Of April
office Of the parish Of st. Landry In alienation
book A No. 2, page 25s.
Terms-Cash.
c. C. DUsON,
feb Sheriff Of the Parish OF ct. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16

Remaining III the Post Office at Opeiousas, La,
Februaryitet, 1878, and if not taken out before
March 1st, 1873, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington D. G.
Annondlas Sylvest Guillory David
Bacque Bite Haag Henry
Berry miss a Howard William
Daishalor Lewis johnson John
Dasasay Louis Lathorps l.
Davis Susan Mare Jose
Denniel NJ O Mitchell L.
Derjean Alcide Mouton Ambrose
Fauguy Justin Muller Sophie
Turgrson mrs Isabella Murtiock MeonrOe
Forbs Joseph Sanders AlZina
Gale nara Ernestine Smith At
Gardiner mrs Matte sOinier soiner
Gsson A G W Preston Edward
Green Felix Thierry A L
Warren Wine
CHAS. NJ. THOMPSON, P. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
PNisesisa e.
CHEAP, DURABLE AND ORNAMENTAL.

The undersigned, & practical painter Of much
experience, who has given general satisfaction
10 all who have employed him. both as to the
price and quality Of his work. has recently
located III Opelollsas, and soicts work in his
line OF business-house andsisn painting, white
washing, kal ominuG. etc. He will work for
twenty-five per cent. less than the prices
that have been usually paid here, and guar
antee satisfaction. Estimates furnished without
charge. He will furnish all materials If de-
sired, thereby enabling parties to know at the
outset the full cost of the work. He has facil-
tiles for obtaining painting materials much
cheaper than persons generally, which makes
his work so much the cheaper specimen OF
his painting can be seen ut the Methodist church
in Opelousas, which he has just painted iuside
and ont. On inspecting his work and learning
his price, 1nany will no doubt feel able to have
painting done, who now think the cost too great.
See him and talk the matter over, which Will
cost nothing. The chcapness and quality OF his
painting are an inducement to have painting
done. VIM. HILLSMAN,
Practical Painteg.
Oneio,1sas Nav h-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
Hogs Fog Sale.

Hogs found running at large in the corpora
ton Of Opelousas and vicinity. in violation OF
Jaw, will be taken up and impounded In the
stable lot of A p. Williams, in said town. where
they will he sold to the highest bidder, il not
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, beginning to-day. May lath 1877.
BENZ. A. GUInRT,
VICTORIN LASTRAPES,
May l9-tf Constahles
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
sHRRgFR,s SALE.
DfsTRrcT COURT. PARISH oFsT. LANDRY
No 1857.
JOHN s. OGDEN va: STEPHEN ". osBoRl

51a3s AZ. At5A}E4N ff5 61EfdEN ". OSbOhN
BY virtue OF . writ OF 1leri facias Issued out
OF the honorable District Court, in and for the
Parish OF st. Landry, In the above entitled suit.
and 70 me directed. will proceed to cell at
PUBLIC asscti0n, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse in the town OF 0peIousas, parish
2. st. IaIdrT, On SATURDAY, The 16th day
q February ct Il O'clock 4. NJ, tho follow
ing described property, fp-wit:
Two hundred and 70. ty arpenfs Of land eit-
uated on Bayon Marie Croguant or Little Tache,
parish OF st Landry, being six artaan1s 1Spnt by
lorty aTpents In depth, lying on tie north fine
q Iract claimed BY James @. Chachere, com
Ileaelng &c the line bounded By Mrs Arnand
running ak arpents front by forty in sffs,,fi
lsos description In act recorded on page s5l and
81 Df alienation book ID. No. OF reeordsrs
Mrs. Adolph Arnaud, east by. ssa,th Is, X X
James O. Chachere. vest By Marie Groaaar,i
together with all the buildings and improve,
naenfa thereon.
Terms-Eash.
c. Ct DuSoN,
!ad1a Sheriff 9t tas Parish st It. Iaslzg,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-02-16
Fits ElsigepSy

Oh

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brated 1nfallibIe Fit rowdfra. 10 coz.
vince sufferers that these powders will -t. N
We claim for them. we will send t's4 t.. -. hi
post paid, free Trial box. a. ~.
lard is the only physician that haa SO -.z1s.
this disease 3 special study, AMI 4, 30 e1r
knowledge thoisaIlds have heeh pcT-sa leusly
curesS by the Ese Of these Powders, yYc ~ II
guarantee n permanent cure t, r,y,-l ar.
or refund you NIL money expn1drsi, NJ
sufferers should give these Pow a. ,,r'Y
trial, and be convinced Of their on~ifvs EJT-
erS.
Price. for large box. g. 60 or 4 hoxrt f. ii t|t
sent by mail to any part OF United S';.;"- n
Canada on receipt Of price. by express. {. O. .
Address, ASH q isDB:5fx5,
dee 23-ly $50 Fulton St, Brnuklyp, y, y.