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9te S0aenmaid)tne TIT Ybi!a=
0efbl1in.


Ybi1abeIpbia, 7. Sftober. = Der DO
pofat 9tob. q. Yarriih, iun., in benen Siireau
geiteru friib cine S0Qenmadine erplobirte unp
ben &nabel1 8un. Ofc0ope1 idiuer perlette,
ite0te ii6 beute Der Yolisei sur Serfiigung. Gr
sibt su, oaB er Die Mai6ine in Der Shublaoe
ieinss Suites arrangirte, NM einen Oieb, mel
der i'm in letterer 3eit bdufis bcitabl, gu be-
ltrafen.
gsabrenb eines beute 9ta6mtttag itattse.
fllnoeuen Serb0rS be3eugte Der a(rSt beS per=
wunoeten 8nabe1, Der Batieut beiinbe iih Der
bdltniBmdBg wobl, ieoOd idpebe isin ssben
Siirgldlaft bis 81 eiuem auf ndditeu Sreitags
anberaumteu w:iteren Serb0re bem @efdng=
niiIe iibsripieien. Die seitern sema9te 0tlt'
tbeilmns, Oab Die 6ano oes anaben amputtrt
iuorben iei, berubte aui einem Srrtbunle. 0er
Srst erfldrt jeood), cine gmputation biirite
nod INNER nOtbpenoig lueroen.
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Semofratti1er Staats=Gonnent in
@afIab1tietts.

SoI II, Z. Sftober. - Ser bon benz re-
gelmdbtgeit oemotratiiden Staats>@omite per4
anltaltete Staatsz@onperlt mIrbs beute in Der
Saneuil=5all" abgebalten.
yta9 ldngeren Serbanblungen uno na9bem
etlidJe alnbdnger Buffers BEL Deri6iebenen Sc
ls9enbeiten arafebl 81 itifteu ueriu6t batten,
nonlinirte Der Gonpent folgenoe Ganoioaten:
@oupernsur Sobn Quincp aoamS, Sicc-
@ouperneur gS. IS. Ylunfett, Staatsiefretdr
9eneral Sc. 8. 9onobue, S1abnleiiter Sc
neral SapiO Sc. Sfillings, 9lubitor gSm. u.
SielO, @eneralanmalt 9ti9arb Slnep. Die BON
Dem GOnpent angenomnleneu Sel9liilie per>
oannlen inter Inberem bas BON Der republic
taniid temperenSlerild)en @eiebgebung ange=
'uomnleue rGiuil @ntl6dbi9ungsgeieb" rnb
perlanger einen 8ioerrui. Die Relolutionen
l6lieBen NIT Der an alle prinSipieutreue Demo-
fraten gertdteten 9lnfforoerlng, fir Die regel<
mGBiaen @anbioaten III itimnler1.
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vSalidl TITO @a6r."
"False and True"

NaISe and True"
Geseu GinIenbung elmer Boitmarte On gfabnank
Comp, gr. 81, gSarrenzStr,, sfsSozg)orf merbet fr
SHtornation erbolten, ipeIde &aaisa6e ipertb IN.
IslprliSYtont, aaittiu, ,6ltq .tip&9B.l
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Sriefe,

gedle In 9etrt9er Sun" anseSetst pnren uub 6eren
Aorenaten Dem 8lan9e naf OeIti6e ino,
SSerrenzXijte.
Stlber Bolentine, 9brftian Dir, Dahl @onrab S,
0etR Suo s, Dotterpei6,SSreb, Gten6er9 @bas, Gbel
Intou, Stint y, aTeuber 3beo, 6nos @apt Sol guis
Better, 2ehman @9as, Meiftn9er Dr Q, SppeIbeimer
s, 4amer eous, Bfeifer 8, Sitter Inton, Roentbal
$, Sbuerman 6, Stnaufer Hsuitap, Sneioer isreb,
Sbaffrr Sobn, Spier Geo, Stetel Sno, Stoser ssatt
S9eile q o., tlrin9 @, gBnmolin9 @9as 3, gBaaueT
6, Weroennnu @arl, g8ilbof Or j, 4eut g8m & &c.
-QBmaun u, SIum Sobn Geo, gobel Setnri6, 6anu
5oiepb Sd|aaf Senrt, StmeitQuSt @arI.
SantehfSilte.
De Steigner U&!b 5oa, SenB UttB Suian %, Sorr
WiiB S6a, eeut VtiB 5Sannie, Strau06nro Utrs & 6
gDeoel U{rs g. Sntan0 WfiR 3. "
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SdS gelbe Eteber.

Nt tenn is, Senn., Z. Sftober. - Seine
einsige @rfranfung puroe 3piiden selterlt
9lbenb unb bette Ntittag gerleloet bier Yatiel1z
ten, nemliG gbuaro @olfmar, Sane @0bel,
Sobann aoblbofi unb 3. 9pons, iino geitors
ben.
90 empbis, 7. Sftober, 9lbenos. - gtur
5pei @rfranfungeu tuurben bel1te berihtet NIB
feline ipeitern Yatienten iiub geltorbeu. Sas
gSetter lit tribe llrb hrnhenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-08
g}r. 241.
Srtef oeS
Idtb. Sburlop @eeo

III empfeblung bon Or. &abfpap'sl 8. 9a
5etlmittelH, mad Dem @ebrau6 berIabea
pdbrcno mehrerer Sabre:
Nefu gort, ben 4. Sanuar 1877.
gBertber Serr gfadoem idb felt mebreren Sobren
Sbre 6eilittel sebrau6t 9a6e, Suert i'm 3pefel aber
nit ooaem Sertrauen, Hadoem id) ibre g8rtiomfeit
empuHoen bate, 9ereit IS mir nidt ipeniaer sllIt
8ersni9en as ib es aud fGr meiue gfit baIte. BEN
gtuBen anSuertennen, ipeIdcn mir pom bemieben ems
pIan9en baben. gBir greifen gu ben Biaen, 70 oft
bic gtotbnenb9et es eror6ert, uno ets nit BEN ace
luinidten Grfolge. 9as Heaon JelieI fam nitht
beer bedrie6en uerhen, aIS kur ienen eigenen ylas
men. 2Sir 9ebrau6en baS eminent bdufs unb reit=
id uno fin6en a beduoie bic perbeiSene 9inberlna.
glufribti9 Der Sbrge
(9cSei6neD 5burIefu Deeb.
Sru. Or. HaoiUae.
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8eomfttot, bon Staten
9rudia@en! 9rndia9cm!

GaSsi1temttItea 6aS=tttemttliem
IN pollrtsm Wfslllns. in polirter 8ronse.
Neue Waaren... Il ioeben erbaIten,
Stteortee Yreifs.
@aSeLogs .... aaninbranbbDde.
asbet3ofen.
Serbefferte oeutidje Stuoirlampeu.
s. .. Sanioion & Gomp.,
VT. ,, gtorO=9ibertuffr.
BIefrobrenleeen.... Ga seinri una.
Alte @a5utenf filien fueroen neu 6roncirt uno
persolbet. (Ott.2)
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q. q. q.
IaoWaD's S6mer,enitiaer

(Ready Relief
turirt
Die l6itmmiten S9mer3enim l bis 20
Ytinuten.
Stets to tueni8er, ais einer Stmuoe,
u / c m amt
wer inlmer oiee 9n3ei9e left, bruu9t SdmeA
sen mebr Su erOuloen.
RaDwag's Sdmfpenfiaer
bcttt ieben Sbmers.
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&altes ntlo beiBeS 6iebee
etthneraugetl, SrotbeuIen.

3te anpenoun9 bes ~Geubo ReItef" nm ssr
ooer ben Ieoenoen Steqen nirb oIs6aib bebnori%e
StieI4terun9 peribaffen. 9re6is bis iebssia Tros
pIen % oaSon IN etnsm ba6enErnstas ron Gaiier nerz
gsn III iptilt9en aHqenbten Srdmpe, gfaaenl6Ire,
SS9lt S.obun9en in Den Ginsepeoen unb ale inuers
oNellenoe louten INNER cine i5laIte oon Rabnao's
%%W { Geltet" bel ii6 rasen gBeniae 5ropien
Saoon IN sBaler 9etban, beugen alien 8ranfbeten unS
es Gat 4eftnupIten Setoen, Die aus DEM G5ebraldbe
lWleoltei 2taers entprtngen, oor. @s ift elm beIa
NNVN''VH WV ONA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-08
Selegrapbii9e Sepei9em.
lSeri&te Der .aEociirtsn Breifs' fir Den nS.utideu
SorreipoubenteuH.
Snfano-Qepe(6ett.
aus oer 8nnoesbamptitaot.

gSaibingto H., 7. Sttober. - Die beutige
Steusreinnabme betrmg $267 1888; Die 53ollz
einndbme $598, ,499.97.
Sefretar S6urs erfldrt Die bon einem ge=
miiien 3. s. SibbleS in llnlauf geiebte Iu=
9abe, Der Siourz zSdnptling uSpotteb Sail"
babe ibn (ben Sefretdr) in elmer Heoe bel6ul=
bigt, piele Snbianer erlnorbet su baben, rldnlz
lid biejenigen, tpeld]e mad benz SnoianerzS5 Ser
rttorillm geid)idt puroen, fiir eine refine grfit=
bung.
Ser Sefretdr oes Snnern empfins beute bon
benz @ouperlls1r Gem gSallace etren 8ertdt
iiber Die Sage, SiilfSquelen uub Yrobufte BON
Neu=Dferifo. Der @ouperneur i6dbt Die eez
gentpdrtige SepDlferung bes Serrtoriilms auf
10000 Seelen, barunter 5000 yYuebloS" (n
Stdoten anidiiige llreirlpobner) uno $4,000
iuilbe Snbianer.
Die in Ybilabslpbia bon Sobn Cotton Der
Saufiirma Sbontas & Sboemafer gum
&aufe augebotsne Siinibunbertoollar Sbliga=
tion muroe bsute ben Seamteu beS Druid unb
@rapierbiireaus suseite1t, tpeld]e bic uripriings
ltd)e Summer beS Sd)eins trob nlebrerer an
berielben por9enommenen Serdnberungen obne
Miibe ieitltellteu. @s eriitirt fein ,3ueifel
oariiber, oaB Die obligation eine oerjeltigen
1T, ipeld)e aus Der yWanbattan Saut" 9ez
raubt murben.
Der Gbef oes itatiitiI6sn Bureaus ntelbet,
oaB pdbrcno bes Wtonats september 1882
austpanberer I'M Nep=Dorfer 5afen anlangz
ten. Die 3abl Der @inwanoerar I'M Septent-
ber 1878 betrug nl1r 1866.
Ser prdfiOent ipirb erit sesen Nitte bieies
Wonats bierber suriidfebren. gr miro DEN
Staat Ohio nidt bis na4 na6item 0ienitage
(oem Gage Der 8abD perlaiien, oanlit er ietne
Stimme fir bic republtfaniiden Ganoibaten
abgeben lam. Sefretdr Sberman retite bente
friib mad Ohio ab unb miro ebenfalls bis na6
Der gSabl bort perlueilen.
Gin Sub=Gontite bes SauS @omite'S iiber
ben 9iitrift Columbia tpirb am 20. 9topember
bier 3uIamn1entreten, I'M Die 9eiete be5 Si=
ftrifts Su repioiren uno gu cooifiairen.
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g d. tu | Il B ( II dt f

Der eunseu, tubercut5Ier gotbfs, Stropber, ,nns,.
lh6en Setoen, 9iniduinben, 8egeneration, GeId5pta
rem oer gheren, 3udertranbe g8aieruerhattuna imit
ou9enbdfet Stn6erung, mo &atbeber 9e6raudf ,pora
ltrnents unno9i9 maAenOl, 8laienltetn un6 IN aiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-08
Ss tuar Oas erItr nuO lit oas etn,iae
SAnlers pertilaenoe N1ittsL.

tbut, oaS @ut3iHbun9en be6t uno Gonaefionen bsiIt
mo9en ne nun in ben yungen, Dem Waoeu. 6en Gin
9epeleen, ben 9rilien ooer anOeren Grqanen tbrsn
Sls 3aoen, oas ale Sbmeren itiat bel ennaiioer
ben Rbeumatiiden, 8ettIdserisen, Sd,madben' 9erS
Tuppeten, gterpoien, @jidtilhen ODER an ionftioer
2rantbeit Scibenoen quGlen m6aen '''SN~
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8aSWaB's n8eaSn &ettef"

mtrO augenbliflide 6Hlfe idaEfen bei
@ntiitnounsen Der Iicren,
GntaInoun8cn Der SIaSe,
@eodrms@ntjhnounseu,
a,..o SanscnsSOnseittoa
dSerifIopfcn, 9bptberta,
S9iteriid)en Iniauen,
,,,.. Srdane, Gatarrb,
SnIlnenla, &opftpeb,
Sahnid1merien,
Senralaia, RbeumattsmaS,
SsaItes nmo heihes 8ieber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-08
Or. &aopaO's
Sarfapartllian Ae(oluent,
OaS OOr8iiglide Slnheiniguuqs geitteI.

Veraitoerufgcn, pie nc beobad,tet uuo emsfuna
oen peroetl, ino iptc iic tGglidl uadl Se,tt
Sebraitd)e iuetti0er @abeu nnrfnn,,,,s,,
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Ner9tftetes MbenomabIsbroo.

Wf an fteI0, Np., 7. SFtobT.-NnS Sarz
miugtou in oteiem Gountp fommt Die erldref=
fenpe gta6rid]t, Oab fiinfSebn Yerionen, mel
d3e bort an etrlcr 3uianlmenfuuft Der v9(lteu
SaptiiteH @eieuidait" Sb:il nabmen, ftb
an Dem Ibenomablsbrooe, in iualfeS burd)
eineu un9liidliden ,3ufall 9tattengiit gefonl~
men mar, per9iftet baben. Die Grfranften
ioaen iih inbeiien idmntlib auBer gefabr be-
fiuben.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28
FESMN NEsAE.

w a N { D.
LOGAMSPOHT, CRAWFORDSVILLEs snd
SOUTH WESIEEN 4. K. BOH DS.
CHICAGO and EASTERN ILLINOIS K. II
BONDS and STOCK.
CHICAGO D&NVILLE and VlNCEN n ES
4. =. BON IS.
NORTHERN Pacific &. 4. BONDS snd
STOCK.
MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA RAIL.
ROAD BONDS.
KANSAS and NEBRASKA K. Il. BONDS,
LAND SCRIP and STOCK.
CENTRAL IOWA 4. K. BONDS.
RICHMOND srd DaNVILLE K. Z. STOCK
ard other dcfaulLed r r. Securities.
FRITZ LEWIS,
81 Second street, Baltimore, Md.
Relsrences-John $. Norris. Pres. First Ma.
Bank Robert Micklc, Cashier Natl: Union
Bank, Baltimore my l5-eo2~
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FANCY GOODS,

SPRISG AND SUMMER GOODS.
The largest ncs. complete and best selected
STOCK of Hosiery IN tee city to selec: from.
Shlrts, Collars. CuJa snd suspcnder,.
iioJoaiville, OshcrRa Gunsrdur and Counsellor
Scris. n Nj In latss. coloca snd shades.
Con 'els, Ribbons snL Handkerchief.
Underwear for Ladies, Ge1ts, Children and In-
!dnts, in al s'z,s, from Zoe t, 81 each
lid md Thread Gloves in new shades
Neck Rl lfilnee, Laccs, Edsings. snt full linz
ii T,Wo!s. Napkins SC.
Sun Umbre!lss AMI Ps-.so's
Fairy and Zslh5r %ors!od, Gs-mantp sn, Sax
"ny and Crh~a! Wool.
p!O 6. NJ. ADAMS, 60 niags.
NJ" GOODS.
sun UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS.
LAElEo' and ChlLOHEA'3 HOSIERY
BLACK SILK PRINCES
>lLK AID FANCY BUTTONS.
MICK RUFFLlNGS.
XIX GLOVES
TORCEON sid ether LAChS, all OF which
will be scli s.: prices t., suit the times a!
APP & g. BERRl'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28

ELOOR STAIN, of bcst quality, sni at {
II greatly reduced price. prepared by
my2O 4. s. LEADREaTRR s. BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28

HARVEST TOOLS ATss KING STREET.
III an CORNER OF ROYAL 5 uonu;r.
Ju. IeeS,sIdd WsIdron on Grass and Grain scythes
HnSH;n ISas;c,n Wsldron and Clipper Scstnes, scy!he
Amsslsd Aass md Stones, sn.!hs Cradle Fngers hay
snss Rsnlssapd Hay lakes and other goods adapted
20 = The season. Wholesale and retail At sma'i
advance. o,u1cur0N @ SON
my II >. l. Chhh"h Aof' =" "NA"
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For foe nobby suit OF CLOTHING See D
DEALHAM, 62 King st.. corner Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28
How BE Won HEs.-Aradiant young fellow

How BE WoH HER.-Aradiant young fellow
shook our haad with vce-like giio yes!erd'y ~
90 he jaculated in volcanic words. "congrstu-
late mt congratulate mel ! am the hspp,s,t ;,,
Last Whv. lam walking 10 trioo,phel What
il il? Won lottery prjz,? Fsughl She has
con. .ented-she has promised TO marry me,ih1
nrettest girl in keutucky-the girl who Jilttd
me ieven times before che said yes Five long
tenderIy, calamity. had money; Twas young;
I was not b.d looking. But she refused me. l
sought honors and ominencs in my profession
1 gained them; 1 laid them at hor feet; she ds'
clined them. Seven separate times mad l al =
dressed her, and seven separate times had Deen
refused. was in despair was losing my own
respect and probably hers and determines neor. 70
quit to 90 away, to look upon Der lace no hot" n";
70 pssySn buy my ~ tcEst. when pisn a..hod TO msA
plan plan plan yent back: ,uI.sIt GtsG IT, Il;
her father q, a cosc man. louisville co"r'
| ier.JournaL
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TRESH CANADA OATM IA l. received
Il md for .a!o by f. j. nAVlUSON,
NH l47 King .trert
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad'
vertisers.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. Ooitu-
aries will be charged st advertisement rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28

The CzAR DRAwsA A ToOTH.-Peter attended
surgical classes 10 Holland, Indeed, he dat
bed 10 all tbs sciences and mecharical arts.
but wss especially proud of his attainmeuts as
surseoo. lie goried 10 drawing a tooth,
bleeding patient, tapping for drops9. or lop
ping Of lint; and CO his return to Russia
started lini.ed PRACTICE. His own valet ooos
syaied himself Of Peters weakness as vehi-
Gle of revenge on his wife for her uofalthful
ness, misdemeanor toward which Peter was
very tolerant. Noticing the tlanky With I'd
c,unteusnce. The CzT asked the matter.,-
Nothing, Sire, bu; my vile has loothacho
and wone let tho tooth be drawl." "h,t N
sce her," said Peter, 'and warrant you III
curo her." The poor woman insisted she hsI
90 tootbacbc, 'Slrc," said the valet "she Al
w.ys says that when | briog the doctor.
"Hold her arms then" said bis Majesty, "aod
we'll relieve her sutfslinR.' Peter se'z'd ID"
tooth which the womao's husbani poioted t."
as The bad oae and smartlS whltled 1t ou.. mo
| Car afserwArd discovered that be had bn"n
tricked, and tho poor w1nau made to snn'f
uonc cessarily and be gave the valet kuuouos
with his owo royal hauds.-Belgra7l"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28
CnrHsssFoN MkREEks'gS.

VA JOHNSON Joas T EhHMcND.
w A. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROUEHS: -,.
GENERAL COMMISSION MEHCHAHiS
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF iIQUGHS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S XN. AAA, AAA \
and PURE OLD RYE. OLD CABIN ~
and MONOGRAM WHISKlES; a!so Is 4 l.,
ER'S and THOMPSON PUNE 4?
WHISTLES, to which they invito the a:'ohtlon
Of the trade. 6
Also agent, for the ssle OF LAFLlS g
RAND'S RIFLE POWDER. ;,
Orders from tho country for merchandise sna'I
receive prompt attention.
Consignments OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they gusranIea tho
highest market prices and prompt roturns.
Northeast corner of Cameron sHd Royal sts.,
Alexandria Va. my II
HARLOW BROS
WHOLESALE
GROCERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in
John GIBSON'S SON & CO.'S. CABINET
Y, Xxx and XXX WHISTLES, and
Thorn psons Pure Ryo Whiskey; Foreign
Wines and Brsndies, Alo. Porter
and Champsgnes.
N. w. COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL STS.
Coffee roasted for the trado a! 75c per sack.
my eff
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CrKESH BARLHY aud OATMEAL n-
Il ceived and' for 10 'u~ by
sp 10 + j. DhVlDSDN l4I King a.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-05-24
ESEas Es f;CTsOy.

QuoiGu'ii Sc soft 6coule queigues annees
depuis que la Telnture Depurative du DR..
Meng ait etc retiree de sa grande c~ircula-
ton, ell men Il pas moins conserve toute
sd v'gte ct toute Sit popularite, dams IN cir
cult rctativemrnt restreint. 4
lepn,s longte,nps, de tous les points de
la Louisiana. ct prlncipalement du BAYOU
Latoufche, des Attakapas, de Ia Riviere
Rouge, de vieuX malades me demandent de
reprendre Ia fabrication de cette medicine,
81 justenent appreci6e de tout ceux Gui en-
ont fait usage.
Aajonrd'hui je responds a lcur appel. ct
les malbeureuX, attiigGs de maladles dites
incurahles, auront sous la main cette bjen-
veillante teinture depurative, qui -ieGdra
METRE un tcrme a leurss ~ouirances.
Qu'ils Sc lvrent done a Temperance de
iours aeilleurs, ceuX-la qui vivemt sous lie
ioug de ~4uelqu'une de ces incomu2odes ct
d~ouloureuses ~lntirmit6s, files impures DUN
sang wee, deletcIe, mai Giabore.
BeaucCup. qui Joulssent dune br1llante
3 t.. re lie doivent peut 6tre qua la Tein.
ture Dlpurative; c'est par ii PURSUANCE de
ces velt III que tel pere, te..e mere ont puri-
tie lenT sang, acquis une bonnie constitution
retroufe une sante aussi vigoureuse qu'inat
'endue. ct mis- an monde Dies e~nfauts dune
sante torissante.
Que g qul, CONNIE euy, vivent dune
vie dc douleurS, d'angoisses, de desespoirf
suivcnt leua' cxemple; pulls essayent de la
1elnt'ra D~epurative, ct, colnme eux, ills de.
vIendTont REQUISITES ct forts, ct ppurront
6tr- tiurs de !eur prog6niture.
Que ceux bni doutent, s'informent
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TEXTURE
DU RDr. NTENG.

Ce remede qul ma pas encore failli de
puls quiDze ans quill est Gu usage. est blen
SUPERIOR a tons les crfraits Je SnE cDaJeflls
ct tous les Dop,trat1s, employees jusqu'a ce
Jour.
II guerit toutes les imaladies chroniuues,
soft in%ternes, soft extremes. sans difference
d Age hi de seXe. Mule lnaladie provenant
de ilinpurete du sang ne reslste a son
usage; les dartres lie Guelque nature Gu'el
les soient, les intirmites. consequence de
fabus du mercure GU de tout autre traite.
ment qui Il vicie la constitution, sont par.
faitement ct radicalement queries. tontes
les fois qne l'on persevere dsnsson emploi.
Les Leneorrhfes, Pertes BLanches, IrrGqu.
tarites da',s la p6riodicit6 DIES menstrues. la
chlorose, la steriite nrovendnt de toute ma
ladle chrOnique on cOnstitutionnelle, toutes
ces mal:Adies disparaissent par un traite-
ment a'sez longtemps piolonge de la Tein.
ture Dtpurative du DR.. Meng.
L'epilepsle, lorsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion o%rgarique, les Rhumatis-
mes ~ehroniques ct ~quelquetois Aigus, les nj.
ceres oancereux, ont etc radicalement que.
ris.
Les cures deja oreres parlent ASSET pour
que Id Teinture Depurative du DR.. Men ait
bescin de toute recIame il suffit de savoir
quil ny a pas eur jusqua present une senle
malu die chronique inveteree GU constltu-
%tionnelle, produite par un vice quelconaue
DIES hnmeurs. qui ait resiste a la puissance
menicatrice de cette preparation.
thaquc boutellle est accompanied demon
breuX certificats. tenant de tous les points
de la Louisiana, attestant les bellies cures
ophrees par &c medicament
En- vente chez
JOS. T. THIBODEAUX.
Pharsuacien.
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TIE LENGTH OF DAYs.-At
London, England, Bremen, aud
Prussia, the longest day has six
teen and a half hours.
At Hamburg, in Germany, and
Daulzic, in Prussia, the longest
day has seventeen hours, and the
shortest seven hours.
At st. Petersburg, Russia, aud
Tobolsk, Siberia, the longest dag
has niueteen hours. and the short
est i've hours.
At Torne;s, in Finland, the
longest day i,as tweuty-one hours
and a half, aud The shortest two
hours and IA halt.
At WardhGrst, in Norway. the
longest day lasts from the list
OF May to the 22d of July, with
out interruption; and at Spitzber
gen, the longest day is three and
IA half months.
At New York the longest day,
June 10Th, has fourteen hours
and fifty six minutes; at Montreal
fifteen aud a half hours, :
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Facts and Fancies.

To preserve sight do not strain
the eyes, but rest them occasion
ally.
Several thicknesses of newspa
per under a carpet helps to pre-
serve it.
AS a rule, plants with white
blossoms have the most odorife
rous species.
When does a man smoke q ci-
gar too long When he smokes
it too short.
Never Judge hastily. A cucum,
Der isn't often as green as the
man who consumes it.
"What are our boys good for e.
We can reply, that there are
times when they are good for 'nut
ting
Dust allowed to accumulate on
a dress cuts the material in eve
nv crease into which it works it's
way.
A weak mind is like a micro.
scope, which magnifes trifing
Things, but cannot receive great
ones.
The only thing which men are
universally willing to lay mp for
a rainy day is other peoples UNI
hrellas.
If the best employment of a
woman is to make home happy,
the best work ola man is to make
her happy.
John Bright once spoke of the
English army and navy as a gi
gantic system of outdoor relief
for the arisfocracy.
Time may be money. hnt we
don't think there is half as much
fun in spenning time us there is
in spending money.
The object Of all ambition
should be to he happy at home.
If We are i'ot happy there We en-
not be happy elsewhere.
In some Of the English publica-
tons the jokes ara 50 dry that
they wither the LEILA in the book
in whi:h they are ptI.i,ed.
If spring chicken wasn't pref
ty tough, it couldn't survive all
the newspaper wittic!smS pernn-
trated at its eXlienSe, you know.
We have met many people
who never knew eno"gh to attend
to, their OWL business. but they
always knew bow to rim IL news
paper.
Tha kindness Of Urayen il no.
where mere apparent than in the
fact that the WOMEN ii puts on
earth are, as II rule, SO much toe
good tor the men.
There's no smoking allowed"
The conductor exclaimed
To 4 imam who had ih:nped On the car,
I'm not smoking aloud
! He gently explained,
For noiseles>ly putt my cigar"
Au editor has one advantage
over king. When the editor
goes out riling i'll his, open Ia
rouche drawn by four fnilk-whitt
steeIs he is never SHOT at by Il sc
cialist. You have probably le
marked II il, yourself.
/ Il don't think much Of news
naprr mrn, and | lever take an,
stock in what the papers say he
said. And then everybody knew
that he hac done something tina,
he was ashamed u. and ,he pa
pers had published an account o
Ii.
OH, little feet, that weariel rot. | wal
for them no more.
For | am drifting On the tie. but the,
have reached the shore.
Aud whilst | ana thus drifting. ! almos
seem to Sc"
I've little forms beside me. just rs tho,
used to be
Two little faces lifted, with their sweet ane
tender eyes.
All, me- might have known those look
wers born OF Paradise.
Oh! the bitterness 81 parting can ne'er b.
done way.
Till | see my darlings, walking wher,
their feet can never stray;
When | no more attn drifting upon thu
surging tide.
But with them safely landed upon til,
river side,