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structure, gleet. secondary syphilis, urinary
and kidney complaints, Bright's disease,
dropsy without tapping, female troubles. and
removal OF tape worm,
The doctor also prepares the .Harveynn
Quick Cure. "catarrh Cure"
Bloc Cure,r price Sl.oO each. or six bottles
for $500. Sold by druggists.
FOR free consultation and treatment sent
free from observ alton 10 guarantee a cure.
must conndentially address or call on
j FLATTERY, Nd,
One of III wofid's Gil ~cumnavigators.
p. o. box 100, Cheyenne. Wyoming. once
opposite Inter Ocean Hotel.
~ Trade-mark OF his matchiess Harveyan
observation-disclosures Of the celebrated Harvey,
diicovsrer OF the circulation OF the blood.
o2l-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

ENGLAND is about to force matters
in Turkey by insisting upon the carry.
ing out of reforms in Asiatic Turkey OF
the abdlcation of the sultan. The sui.
tan's brother is said to be favorably
disposed to the plans of England and
France, and if enthroned, he will sim
ply be under the tutelage of those two
powers. 1t is now in order for the
aforesaid brother of the sultan to be-
come quietly strangled and thrown into
the B%osphorus.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

The egress from the system of waste ma
terinl through the natural channels should
be rendered free. without loss OF Time. when
n blockade is produced by au attack OF con
stipation, n disorder which II II becomes
chronic, Is productive OF serious bodily mis-
chief. Jaundice. severe headaches. nausea,
dyspepsia, the usual concomitants of The
malndy mentioned, all indicate tina, the
bodily functions are materially interfered
W tn. Hostetter's Bitters is particularly
eficacious In cases OF this sort. and renders
the habit OF bods perfectly regular. II is a
medicine greatly TO be preferred TO drastic
cathartics, which are well calculated to
drench, but unhRppily also TO weaken the
intestines. We say u~nhappily. since such
mtdicines are the favorite resource or many
III advised persons, who resort to them upon
the most trivial occasion. and greatly to their
discomfort and injury.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04
Dun kilograms from Omaha say t

OUR kilograms from Omaha say that
Gen. Grants tongue seemed to be
loosened in Nebraska, as he made
speeches at every stopping place on the
road. No doubt the general felt ex-
ceedingly happy that he escaped the
danger Of being lost in Cheyenne, which
fate seemed to await him so far as the
inventor of the wonderful programme
that wasn't carried out, was con-
cerned
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

AT LAST we are to have some fight
ing IN land between the Chilians and
Peruvians and thus have opportunity to
to ascertain the efficiency Of their
armies. Public opinion doesn't hold
them very high. The result of the clash
of arms is awaited with interest.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

THE nation lost two very distinguish
ed men at about the same time, in much
the same manner, and they were about
the same age, too. They were Senator
Chandler and Gen. Hooker.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

THE long period of idleness In the
mines of eastern Pennsylvania has per-
mitted fire damp to gather, SO that
when work is resumed accidents occur.
Such was the cast at Scranton, Pa. ,on
gatrrdav
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

SrAN will lift the seige in its Basque
provinces and the people thereof will
be permitted to breathe the air freely
without the inspection Of government
trnnne
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04
SPECIAL MEDICAL ADJ
Dr.. FlATTERY,


formerly of New
York., Australia
and Cali ornia,
has established a
private medical
and surgical Of
fee at Cheyenne,
Wyoming.f for the
cure of private
and chronic dis
cases. special ner-
V o u 9 debility,
permatorrhoea,
seminal k
ness. ~self-abuse,
exhausted vitali-
,ty, impotency.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

CuBA is to be reinforced. That is
to say additional Spanish troops will be
sent to the island to prevent the i'm
pending instruction.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

Fellows Hypophosphites make an
old person look years younger. THE
witness Is true" Would that I could
more widely make 1t known for its ma
ny virtues. Long may its inventor live
to see the happy fruits Of his invention.
A. CLARKE. D. D., Amherst, N. s.
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Rates or
TUESDAY. NOV. A, 1879.

@Aduertisers ,ciH make mole Of MeJdct
tha. TEE LEADER has a larger circuld-
ton than any other paper Published IN
Wyoming. ID
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

BRUSH fires prevail in Brazil, and
they are about as destructive as a
Minnesota prairie FIRE. Sixty-seyen
persons persisted in one district.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-04

1T Is a question whether the govern
ment or the Utes will have to sur
render.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To all who are suffering mon the errors and
indiscretions OF youth, neI vous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, &c, ] Will senG
a receipt TINT Will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by n missionary In south Americn. Send a
elf addressed envelope TO the Rov. JOSEPH
Z. ISaAN. Station ID. New York. ALLY
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WYOMING is getting a hard name all
over the country.
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The Weekly LEADER has the largest
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Subscribe for it.
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PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
And Other Eastern Points.

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tickets by the North Western Road.
Examine your Tickets and refuse to buy
if they do not read over this Road.
ALL Agents sell them and Check the
usual baggage Free by this Line.
Through Tickets via this Route to all
Eastern Points ear be procured at all
Coupon Ticket Offices of Union Pacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, No. AIS Broadway.
Boston Office, No. 8 State Street. Oma-
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Passengers by this route have choice
of FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES and
the advantage Of Eight Daily Lines Of
Palace Sleeping Cars from CHICAGO
tn
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A peace commission means compro-
mise. Compromise means humiliation.
Humiliation means arrogance ON the
part of the Indians. Arrogance means
trouble for the future. And future
trouble that the present system
of dealing with Indians is a CHASTITY
failure.
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Third Wnrd

5th Precinct. At Jules Thibodau'a. Com
m~issioners, Jules T~hibOdaux, JOS. Lefort,
w. T. Price.
9th Precinct. At Lovency Folse's store,
Commissioners, Lovingly Folse, Dr.. John
Gazzo. Pierre Bourgeois.
9TH Precinct. At Ben Folse's store, Com.
m~issiOners. Auguste Claudet. AdOlphe
Folse, Alexander Folse.
Fourth Ward,
9Th Precinct. At Lockport, Commission
ers. G. AbreOat. ir., G. D.. Barrios, Thomas
Barker.
9Th Precinct. At Louis Lerille's store.
Commissioners, Louis Lerille. Firmin
Barrios. Henri Badeaux.
Fiji Ward.
r 10th Precinct. E.. Rogers store, Com
~missiOners. F. Delatte. Abraham johnson,
d. H. LOriO.
18th Precinct. At II. N. Coulon's store.
Commissioners. HIN. COulon, James Billiu,
EnOch Dunn.
10Th Precinct. At Gossin's store. Com
mis~ioners: Henry L. Gossin, Myrtle Gaud6
John Baptiste Bourgeois.
SirM Ward.
18th Precinct. At Louis Dantin's, Com
missioners. Norbert Caillouet, j. Lagarle,
j. McCallum.
l4th Precinct. At Victor Legendre's
Commissioners. Sylvan Trosclair, Alfred
lI;afOfcSt GaOflet weeks.
18th Precinct. At Felix Granier's Com
missioners. U. Prestenback, Charles Otard,
| IsidOre Kramer.
SercMM Ward.
10Th Precinct. p. A. Ledet's stOre. Com.
m~issioners. p. A. Ledet, Octave P. Rous-
sean. L. H. TbOrnhill.
18th Precinct. At Wellington Hcbert's
STORE. Commissioners. w. Hehert. Ernest
E. KnOhloch, Paul ThibOdanx.
18th Precinct. At j. s. Perkins stn re,
commissioners, T. ]. johnson. AlidOr Fulsc
NJ. +. ~HigginbOtham.
Eighth Ward.
l9th Precinct. At ROsemOnd nufrene's
Commissioners, Emile Ie,let, j. &. Rous.
seau. VIM. Elliot.
Ninth Ward.
Goth Precinct. At L~Ongueville, Cong
| ,nissiOners. NJ. Foret, Auguste ROssi John
Lyme.
Olaf Precinct. At Trasimond Foret's
Commissioners. T. Foret, T. j. Badeanx,
TheOphile Harang. jr.
Tenth Ward.
22nd Precinct. At Cut OF. Commission
ers. Estival Savoie, Alphonse Savoie, Alfred
| MelaneOn.
23rl Precinct. AtJanvier Guidry's, Com
m~issiOners. William Williams, Washington
Tanner. A. TerrebOnne.
October 25th. 1879.
l.. A. WEBRE. Sheriff.
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ELECTIONS.-At the late cleo
ton in Connecticut q vote was
taken to so change the Constitu
ton of that State as to hold Bieu
NAL sessions OF the Legislature in
the future. The vote was 17S4a
for, and 1859 against.
In California the vote of the
late election shows that there
were 1913 voters in favor of Chi
nese immigration and 15463S
votes against it.
Iu the City of Cincinnati FOste'
Republican had 2957S votes and
Ewing Democrat 259l9 votes.
In Ohio Fosters Republican
majority is about 10000 over Ew-
ing his opponent for Governor.
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This gentleman has announced
himself as an Independent candi-
date for State Superintendent of
Public Education.
Having permitted his name to
60 before the Democratic Conven
ton in Baton Rouge, where it
failed to receive the nomination.
it is difficult to comprehend how
such a course can he taken as the
one that Mr.. Lusher has annouuc
ed for himself.
The charge that he makes
against the nominating conven>
ton, that it suffered Mr.. Fay to
be nominated by reclamation,
when al, Mr.. Lusher contends,
his friends were in the majority
does not speak very favorably OF
the tact and Intelligence of MIR.
Lusher's supporters, who are SAID
to have been in the majority. Our
preference certainly was to have
Mr.. Lusher nominated, because
it is we'll known that he has made
an excellent officer, and that fact
being admitted the necessity of q
change was not in sight.
But when a gentleman permits
his name to go before a nominat'
ing convention, it is a well under
stood thing, that he is to abide
by the decision of the convention,
whether his name is the fortunate
one or the unlucky one.
Mr. Fay received the nomina.
ton at Baton Rouge and we do
not perceive how the defeated OF
ponent can now claim the votes
of the Democracy for the office
to which he aspired.
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A Missionary just returned
SAYS he regards Johnson's AnO
dune Liniment IA beyond all price,
and .tfitaciuus beyond any other
medicine. 1t is adapted to a
great variety of special eases, and
il the best pain killer in the
world.
The most dangerous fevers are
typhoid, bilious, malarions and
gastric. These all originate in
the stomach, liver or bowels. and
may be easily prevented. Tine OF,
Parsons Puryatire Pills each
night for a week will drive dis
ease from the system.
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"A court in Albany, N. Y,
has lately given $4,000 damages
against Il man for breach of prom
ise of marriage.
The peculiar beauty Of this
matter ia. that the woman was
the amt of the man whom she
says refused to marry her accord
ing to promise. A lovely law
that is that flies q man for not
making an lncestuous marriage.
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Repatriation NOtl1e.

l hereby give notice that the resiStr,t,o,
office of the Parish Of Lafourcl,e. will ~
opened at the Court House in the town -
Thibodaux, on MONDAY 9Th. day Of Oi.TWH
BIER next and there to continue until ~
Their notice. due notice VI other xppo;n,
ments will he given.
All persons heretofore registered BY M.
need not register again. ""
All persons who may have changed thai.
precinct. since being registered, will niss.s
not fail to give notice, 80 the change ".s
be made in the books in a~ccordaucc ,;sa a
law. "s
r. MCBRIDE,
Registrar of Voters. Parish Lafnnr.h.
ThibOdaux, Sept. 18th. 1879.
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From our exchanges from all
portions of Louisiana the fact is
apparent that the nominations
made in Baton Rouge 10y the Dem
Ocratic Convention are giving
universal satisfaction. No NOM.
nations have ever aroused more
enthusiasm than the present ones.
The campaign opens warmly and
with a vim that will convince the
radicals that the split in the dem
ocracy which was to carry them
again into power, is all IL mytl,
and IA delusiOn.
The patty will cast a full vote
and a larger one than ever WAS
given at any preceding election.
for at this election every man
will vote as he wishes, whether
he desires t. cast his suffrage for
the N party OF the other.
The candidates for the paro-
chial Offices in LafOurche are
meu of integrity, of hoLor and of
uni.npeacheabIe fame.
No objection can be urged
against them Of sufficient strength
to cause any friend OF law and
good government to refrain from
giving him his vote.
Mr.. Billiu is experienced in
legislature, understands the rOu-
tine Of business. and being well
known, will have great influence
among the members of the legis.
lature. Mr.. Mathews is II young
man Of large interests, personally
identified with the prosperity of
the State, of sound judgement
and discretion.
For District Attorney. Mr.. Sui
Ivan is an able and energetic
lawyer, it is true, that he is young
at the bar, but his studlous hab.
its and untiring labors will over.
come any defects that may arise
through inexperieDce.
Judge Knobloch is a native OF
this parish whose integrity, honor
aud talent is unquestioned.
Mr.. Webre has been for sever.
al years sheriff of LafOurche and
a native Of the parish.
Mr.. j. w. Knobloch, is IL native
IF Lafourche parish, and has long
been in the performance of the
duties OF the Office to which he
aspires.
For Coroner, DR., Rogers is able
and qualified for the position,
and has been a resident Of this
parish most of his lifetime,
No better ticket of unexceD-
tiOnable residents could be found
and none who will more wOrthily
fulfill the important duties of the
various parochial Offices.
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The Kansas fever has abon,
died ont in this parish. How
ever there are a few miSintOrmed
colored persons who think that
Kansas is the land Of "milk and
honey" For instance, We over
heard a cOlOred persons the other
day tell his wife that elf he died
before he Went to Kansas to bury
his head towards that State
Such ideas are however, cutter
tained but by few.
Kansas Republicans are 'jubi.
liant" over the announcement OF
Gen. Conway, the colored exo-
dus manager. that he would turn
tue tide to- States where the Re.
publicans needed votes. Meet.
lngs are being held and resolu.
tions Of approval passed. What
do the Kansas fever stricken color
ed persons of this parish say OF
this. Bulletin.
Nothing in the world equals BLACK
DRAuGHT in female diseases.
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THE Policy Holders of the Lor,.,x.
i EQUIrABLE LIFE INSURANCE q" =.
New Orleans will please take notice ,,e ~
L.. A. COLOMB Of DonaldsoDy willie /. .nat
acting. AS Solicitor and will make ,o1Ios
district. ouecne
We call the attention of those desir;,,
LIFE INSURANCE. n the SECURITY ufersS
Our YEARLY RENEWABLE PL.,y. ,;,:m
low rates Of premium and q gnarantss s'nk
full protection. For particulars an"Iv ~ !.
AND. PATTON "
l.. A. COLOMB. Agent, Donaldson sIIs
New Orleans, July 5, 1879. ~
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Town "Freo lnStltute," parish
of Tangipaboa, 1871 81 months,
"a pupils. 1914.
"Farmerville and Marion AGA
denies, Union parish, 1868 to
1869, / year, GO to 12O pupils,
500.
"Franklin Free Institute" par
ish OF Washington, 1868 to 1870
2 years, 60 to 20 pupils, $3.50.
"Minden Free Departments of
Colleges" parish of Webster,
1871 to 1875, u years, 100 to $50
pupils, $177O.
'.Winntield Central Academy.
VIM parish, 1868 to 1875. Z
years, 80 to 100 pupils, $3.50.
Aggregate donations from Pea
body fund to elementary schools
in rural Louisiana, before 1877,
$34,OGS, which secured in a great
measure, free schools for about
ten months annually to 3l96 pu-
pills.
There was also paid during the
same period to normal schools :
"Mount Lebanon Normal De
partment in Female College,
Bienville parish, 1867 to 1870, 3
years, $3.50, during which period
8 young laGies graduated.
"Clinton Normal Department
in Female College," parish of
East Feliciana, 1868 to 1870, 9
years, $3.50. Eight young lady
graduates.
"Jackson Normal Department
in F%eliciana Collegiate Institutes.
East F'eliciana parish, 1870 to
1875, 5 years, $500. Fourteen
young lady graduates.
"Plaquemine Normal Depart
ment in Classical Seminary, g
Iberville parish, 1867 to 1870, 3
years, $3.50. Eight young lady
aud 5 young men graduates.
"Bastrop Normal Department."
parish of Morehouse, 1867 to 1868
l year, $500. Six male gradu
ates.
"Monroe Normal Department
in Female Academy" parish Of
Washita, 1869 to 1870, 1 year,
800 Two female graduates.
"Minden Normal Department
in Female College," Webster par
ish, 1872 to 1873, l year, $3.50
Three female graduates.
New Orleans Normal School,
under city board of Directors.
1868 to 1879. q years. $500.
81 female graduates.
New Orleans Normal Depart
ment of Straight University"
1869 to 1870, l year, $500. % col
Ored teachers edurated.
"Peabody Normal Seminary
for State,'' under all incorporated
board of trustees, 1870 to 1876,
6 years, III teachers graduated,
$943O.
Total Peabody fund donated to
Elementary Schools 34OGS
Normal 5000
Total SjOI3S
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iona c. White, in the Gretna
Courier in speaking of the death
of Mrs. Menon Of this place a few
weeks ago says that she IS was
wears Ut age and that her parents
were from Nantes, France. but
emigratpd to Louisiana from AGA
dia. when it ceased to be a French
possession, aud passed to thar of
Great Britain. She lived in Thib
oiaux long before it was even
known ~ village. She was a
haui working, v!rtuOus woman.
May the cl"ls of the valley Test
lightly on her earthly remains.
She is the last ola numerous tami
II.
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Chew JACKsON's BEST Sweet
Navy lob eco.

QUERY "Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. Seal Of North
Carolina at the same price"
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The Peabody Fund.

eminent aud wealthy citizen q
England, but a native of Massa-
chusetts, and Set apart for the
purpose of assisting the people OF
the South in the education of the
children of the poor. The princi-
| pal is never to be used, the inter
est derived from it alone to be
distributed annually or semi-an-
nually. IC is Only given to the
support of schools that are free
to all children, and in places
where the parents themselves as
sist literally in the support OF
the same. 1t requires a school
to have au enrolled register 81
names OF not less than 100, with
an average attendance of not less
than IS.
Any town or neighDorhood can
become the recipient of this fund
when they establish a free school
Of that size and keep it going
long enough to enable the Pea
body donation of $500 for lOO
pupils, to insure the continuation
of the sessions for about ten
mouths in each year. Mixed
schools are not supported, but
either white or cOlored schools
can have the benefit of the above
aid separately.
The free schools of Louisiana
have received aid from this fluid
during eleven years just past as
follows:
Arcadia "Peabody Female In.
stitute," Bienville parish, four
years. so to $50 pupils, 1868 to
1S72,;S195O.
Columbia "Pine Bridge AGA
demy," Caldwell parish, 1869 te
1871, q years, 100 to $50 pupils
$500.
"HarrisOnburgh Academy
Catahoula parish, 1869 to 1870,
u years, 60 to Is pupils, $3.50,
"Trinity Free School," Gaia
houla parish, 1865 to 1863, 1 year,
81 pupils, S265.
"Homer Free Departments Of
Colleges" Claiborne parish, 1865
toilS72, 1 Years, IS to 100 pupils.
1925.
"Pleasant. Hill Free School,
parish OF Desoto, 1869 to 1871,
2 years, IS to IS pupils, $3.50.
City of Baton Rouge Stree
Academy" parish of East Batol,
Rouge, 1860 to 1872, 81 years,
10 to 225 pupils, $1,000.
Clinton Central Free School,.
East Feliciaua parish, 1868 to
1872, 4 years, IS to 90 pupils,
$l6GO.
Bayou Sara "Peabody Free
School," parish of West Felici
ana, 1868 to 1872, a years, $50 e
$50 pupils $39S7.
Montgomery "Free INSTITUTE
Grant parish, 1871 to 1876, A
years, 125 to lao pupils, $177O
PIaquemine "Common School.,
lbervi'le parish, 1867 to 1870, 81
years, IS to 1872 pupils, $217O.
Gret"a "Frre Academy" par,
isl' OF Jefferson, 1869 to 1872, ;
years, $50 to o75 pupils, $3.50
T,.ibodaux "Guion Free AGA
demy," parish of Lafourche, 1870
to 1872, 3 years, 1O5 to 12O pu.
pills, $1,000.
Independence Eureka Free
School," Livingston parish, 1868
to 1869, u years, so pupils, 1926
Bastrop elementary Depart
ments Of Colleges" free, More
house parish, 1868 to 1871, 95 to
l2O pupils, 1920.
Town "Peabody Free School,
parish Of Natchitoches, 1868 t,
1871, y years, 40 to IS pupils
$3.50.
Trenton ''Free Institutes par
ish of Washita, 1871 to 1872
year, liz pupils, $3.50.
TNo.,, A.,v D,.n
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-25

One dollars worth IF BLACK DRAuGHT
will save nifty dollars in doctor bills.
For sale by JOS. I. T~hibOdeaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-25
Editorial Items.

Cholera ard yellow fever are prevent
ell by using BLACK DRAUGRT.
n For sale by JOS. T. Thibolcaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-25

See new advertisements in
to-,lays issue.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-10-25

BLACK DRAuGHT is recommended By
forty wears vi ..eeS>tnl trial.
Fur saie by JOS. I. Thibodeanx.