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Mr.. B.;-"Good morning. sir L
come to tune your piano." Deaf old
gent on the porch; "Eh? Didn't I'm.
derstand what you said" ~ come %
tune your piano" "You will have 10
speak louder; can't hear what yoa
say 81 come to tune your pianols
"ohl you come from LOaisians. did
you. Well, that's good; sit down and
tell us all about III"
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The rage for selecting funny titles
for sermons has extended all the way
to the usually quiet town of Salem, N.
J. A Methodist clergyman of that
place disturbs the habitually unrufiled
calm which pervades the place by an
nouncing that he will preach on "The
Devils Hog.killing Time"
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The London Chemist gives an &C
count Of the effects of the moisture of
a toad spurted into the eye of six
year-old child Severe illness, stupor,
with periodical spasms. resulted. At
times the child howls like a mailman,
then sinks into imbeeility and speech
lessness.
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A safety sand.bag" has been in
vented by man in Illinois, which
would find good market here Just
now. IL is made to be attached TO the
legs of ones pantaloons, and by touch
ing a spring sand is scattered over
slippery places, making locOmotion
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A case is going to court in Ken
tncky, where one man agreed to iatten
another's hogs on the shares, for two
over half. The hogs are sixteen in
number, and the question is how many
hogs will each have when the division
takes place? Numbers of people have
applied the arithmetic, and yet they
differ
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A suit Of ancient armor recently
unearthed in Rome, proves beyond a
doubt that the Romans used to feel
the need of protecting that portion Of
the body most exposed when a warrior
leaves the fight and starts TOR home.
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The manufacture of jeweLy from
the pure blood Of the OK is ilourishing
in Germany. The blood Is dried, re-
dueed to powder, and then nodded
and polished. The ornaments thus
produced are capable Of high polish.
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The library of Congress contains
1856, 900 volumes, and not one Con-
gresham in ten ever makes any use Of
it. IL is not every country that has a
legislative body SO wise and knowing
that they never need to read or study
any
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II notice." said Prince Metternich
10 his wife, the hest dressed woman of
the second Empire, "that your bon
nets grow smaller and smaller, and the
bills larger and larger. One of these
days the maker will bring nothing but
the bill" .t..
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Dickens aud fhe EeafWclss Landlord
OF Major Throckmorton, who died
at Louisville recently, an improbable
anecdotc is related. He was long the
proprietor OF the Gait House, and in
1916 Charles Dickens was his guest.
Upon the arrival Of the distinguished
author, Throckmorton, who was hos.
pitality itself, waited upon him with
this glowing speech: "Mr. Dickens,
We are glad to welcome you. We
know you and admire you, and will
reckon it privilege to be allowed to
entend to you the hospitalities of the
metropolis of Kentucky. As your
especial host, | beg that you will COM
mand Of me any service in my power
to render" Mr.. Dickens received
this with a frigid stare. "when l
need you, landlord" he said, pointing
to the door, IL will ring" The Ma
ior, Kentucky TO the backbone, had
no fancy for such an insult, and sent
his ready boot searching for solidity
in the region Of Mr.. Dickens coat-tail.
= Burlington Hawkeye.
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A person who was recently called
into court for the purpose of proving
the correctness ola surgeons bill, was
asked by the lawyer whether "the
doctor did not make several visits af-
ter the patient was out of danger?'
"No," replied the witness, 81 consid-
cred the patient in danger as long as
the doctor continued his visits"
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A malicious story is aaoat to the
effect that a Meriden girl went back
on her lover because he was so bow.
legged she couldn't sit on his lap
[Meriden Recorder,
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Atlanta, Ga, is harvesting natural
ice for the first time in the history Of
that city. The theory of biologists,
that the earth will eventually freeze
up like the moon, seems to be partly
carried out by the unprecedented cold
sasp in the South. Either this, or
another glacial period Is beginning.
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The class in grammar will please
stand up and answer this question:
Chow do you parse the word dollar
please, sir, if its a trade dollar you
parse il for ninety cents"
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A Belgian physician, appointed to
report on the prevalence of color.
blindness, attributes that disease to
the excessive and general use of to-
baceo.
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an see you later" says Smythe-
kins to his wife, as he started for his
lodge. "And not much later. either
il you know when you're well of, she
answered. Smythekins was home
at 10.
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In looking at the moon we will sup.
pose by little stretch Of the magma
ton that we are standing upon its
surface, and terrible scene lies before
us. II is the abOminaiicn Of dcsola-
ton, a solid, desert, silent heap Of ru-
ins, never refreshed by a drop Of
moisture, nor famed by breath Of
air. The monOtonous black sky is
never oversrread with mists, or ira
versed by the lightning's flash. The
hills never echo the pealing of thun-
der, the cries Of wild animals, nor the
bowling tempssts. There is perfect
stiffness and a perfect immobility. to
which that of the tomb offers no COM
parison. There is no atmosphere, no
respirable air; there are no seas, lakes
nor rivers; no clouds, rain nor dew;
no change Of season; no showers, hail
or snow, since there is no water
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When lovely woman stoops to ifolic,
and feeds on fruit that is not ripe,
what charm can sOothe the melon.ehol-
ic, what art abaie the fearful gripel
II you desire 10 restore caloric. and
thus avert a sad disaster, give forty
drops Of paraporic. and then-apply a
mustard plaster. IN, Y. Herald.
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uranine is new dye material of
such power that a grain of ii will tint
seven barrel Of water. Dropped into
water il sends downward innnmerable
green rootlels.
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SIS sreenwall paper healthy" asks
a medical Journal. Not If il is eaten
fried. Nothing is healthy that is fried.
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Seventy tons Of chewing gum Was
required to keep American Jaws NOV
ing during last year.
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Both of South CarolinA's senators
after March 4th. Butler and Hamp-
ton, are one-legged.
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One'sixth is a Japanese landlords
share of the crops on his land; average
size of farms, one acre.
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The Music Trade Revie,r has recent
" found out that newspapers general
~ do not like TO mention the fact that
a performance Of an opera or concert
had slim attendance, and II has dis
covered that there is a refined way OF
announcing meager patronage. We
do not approve Of divulging the So.
crets Of the sancium, but, as a piece
Of public justice, the patrons Of news.
papers should be given to understand
what certain terms and forms Of ex
preston mean, and we have, there.
fore, completed list Of "stereotyped
phrases" with accompanying explain
ations, and we advise play-goers to cut
it out and use il in connection with
the average newspaper reports Of opera
and theatrical performances;
"Select audience"--A small audi
ence, including many dead-hesds.
Considering the weather, the house
was well fiIled'--Beggarly array Of
benches.
"Respectable audience'--Small at
tendance, including critics family.
Large and enthusiastic audience
used in connection with va
riety shows.
Critical mIdichce"--Slim and in
aPpreciative, or the performance a
allure.
Fashionable audience"---Whenever
he critics lady friends are present.
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liz HAD BEEN TO CHURcm-A
sophomore, on being asked for an ex.
cuse for his absence from the chapel on
Sunday, said he was out walking, and
was so far from college when the
church bells rang that he could not
reach the chapel in season, and so at.
tended the village church. "Who
preached therey" asked the professor.
~ don't know" replied the student,
"sOme stranger. Indeed" was the
reverend gentleman's response. IL
am surprised that you did not recog.
nize me-"
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A Vermont pear tree produced two
drops last year
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The avenues leading 10 an early
grave have often been opened by a
cough or cold. Thousands have been
cured and saved by DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Il Is eheap-only 20 cents a
bottle,
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RAF1tsr.-REv. =. ". nnrcr, PASTOR. service.
- wv 5.eohh And loufth sundays, morning and
night. Prayer Meeting everv Wclne.dav af1er.
noen, sunday school 81 ai30 4. ~. w. .. narros,
superintendent
Nhhl.iiAN.-W orship ny the congregation oy-
" cry ioni,s DAY. Preaching by Tld los Rsllou
on INST aud Third Lords days. SUNDAY School
~ "iA do-. Severance, Superintendent.
NJ ErHODfST, SOUTHERN J. =. SINS Pa
lNl tor. Service every sunday morning and night
Prayer Meetings Thursday nights sunday School
a. H'n a. n. '. :. sims Superintendent.
DREsBYTERIAN. sOuTH.-RKv.I.L.BAaN
Il iasiof, pteaehes morning and Night on Iir4t
and Third sundays Union sunday School at a:aO
ino W, E,ut, Superintendent tniou prayer
Meeting wednesday nights
DREsBYTERIAN. NoRTH-REv. q. .. AEca-
ihALp, Pastor breaches on second and FOURTH
sundays, morning and night.
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u,sosle

GTANFORD COUNCIL, 80. 50, N ets At Mason
- ic lIlli On the First Thursday night IT each
month. A. u. PENNY, r. I. q. ".
DoYAL ARCH CHATTER, No. -, meets al Ma
IL sonic Hall on the First Nondsy night III each
'n"nth' a. II. PENNY, w. r.
+ INCOLN LODGE. 80. 60. meeis Al Masonic
II Hall on the second Monday nehi IN each
month. On. =. e. Rouov, W. "
=. ". PHILirs Secretary.
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Che sntrrior sourn1l.
RATES oP ADVERTISING.

one squsfe ono inseftion. ......... o. nn
a liberal dedurilan fnr earh suhsfqufni inaaffifn
iiepulsr advertisefs VII ind nuf rat. ~ ~ o.
moderate - those 81 any other rrspefiahle r4ref
"hueiness hoiices. a cents per line AdxeffisiuT
Items In lncal Column. ~ GEMS per line.
Announcements Of Maffiarcs Nirihs and psrihs.
Inverted free ofcost.
Obituaries, rrihutes of Respect, Ac., vill, here
after, ~ charged ~ the rate ~ : cents rer Nne.
Instead ofio cents, ~ heretofore.
OUR JOB OFFICE N COMPLETE
IN every particular; and our Jon perxrte j. se-
knovledged the host in the State.
Prices 10 suit the times
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CtSDrparrs.
FAYETTE HEWITT.


h1Taie 60. ,ih 919sse gS he nse,a,
August Election, 1879.
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DU DIR. MING.

&c renAde qu'i ma pas encore failli de
puts quinze ans quill est Ell usage, est blen
superieur Il tous les eItraiis de ~SdisepdrciUe
ct tous.les Dfpuretits, employees jusqu'a ce
Jour.
II euGrit toutes les maladies chroniques,
soft internes, soft extremes. sans difference
d'Aee nj de sexe. Mule maladie provenant
de ~I'impuret6 du sang he resIste a son
usage; les dartres de quelque nature qu'el
les soient, les intrmites. consequence de
Fabus du mercure GU de tout autre traite.
plent qui a vicie la constitution, sOnt par
faitenlent ct reinstatement queries, toutes
les fois que ION persevere dansson emploi.
Les LeueOyThees, Pertes BiaacheS, Irregn-
garites dams la periodicite DIES menstrues. la
chIorose, La ~sterilite p%rovenant de toute ma
ladie chroniuue GU constitutiOnnelle, toutes
ces maladies disparaissent par un traite-
ment ASSET longtemps %prolonge de la Tein-
ture Depurative du DR.. Meng.
L~'epilepsle,~ lorsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par une lesion organique, les Rhumatis-
mes ~chTOatqueS ct euel4uetois Aigas, les Ill
ceres eancereux, ont etc radicalement que
ris.
Les cures deja ope-es parlent assez pour
uue l.. Teinture .Depurative du DR.. Men ait
hesoip de toute reclame il sufft de savoir
quill nv "a pas eihjusqu'a present une seule
maladie ~ehronique inveteree on eonstltu-
~tionnelle, produIte par un vice ~quelconque
DIES humeurs. aui ait resiste a La puissanee
medicatrice de cette preparations
Chaaue bouteillee est accompanied de nom
breux cer.ificats, venant de tous les points
de la Louisiana, attestant les bellies cures
operees par &c medicaInent
En- vente chez p
JOS. T. THIBODEAUX,
pharmapien
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RESURRECTION.

Quoiqu'il Sc soft ecoulG q%uelques annees
depuis que In Teinture Depurative du DR..
Meng ait etc retiree de sa grande circula-
ton, ellie men a pas moins conserve toute
sa VI que ct toute sa popularite, dams un cir
cult Reinforcement restreint.
Depuis longtenps, de tous les points de
la Louisiana, ct principalement du Bayou
Laf0urche, DIES Attakapas, de Ia Riviere
Rouge, de vieux malades me demandent de
reprendre la fabrication de cette medicine,
81 justement appreciee de tout ceux qui en-
ont fait usage.
Aujourd'hui je responds a leur appel. ct
les malheureuX, at1igGs de maladIes dites
incurables, auront sous la main cette bien-
y~eillante ~teinture depurative, qui viendra
metre III ternie a lcurs soutfrances.
Qu'ils Sc livrent douc a Temperance de
jours meilleurs, ceux Ia qui vivent sou lie
joug de quelqu'une de ces incommOdes ct
douloureuses lntirmit6s, files lmpures d'un
sang vicie, deletere, NAL clabOre.
BeaucCup, qui jouissent dune brlllante
Is te, he le doivent peut ttre qua la Tein-
ture D%epurative; cest par ID puissance de
ces vertus que tel pere, te,.e mere ont puri-
tie leur sang, acquis une bonnie constitution
retrouvG unt sante aussi vigoureuse qu'inat
tendue. etnnis au monde des enfauts dune
sante tloriSsante.
One ceuX qul, CONNIE Elk vivent dune
vie de douleurs, d'angoisses, de desespoirs
suivent leur cxemple qulls essayent de la
Teinture Depurative, ct, CONNIE euX lis de.
viendront REQUISITES ct forts, ct pOurrOnt
Gtre tiers de ieur ~prog6niture.
Que ceux bui doutent, sinforment
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Paris. Court, Parish Of Lafourchc. N
1923 ProOates.
Succession of Benjamin +. Holden al
Wife and Community.

WIG d"
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
cree of above Court and IN obedience
to a commission to ne directed. VIII otter
for sale to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House in the Town Of Thibo
Iaux ON SATURDAY the ist. day OF
MARCH 1879, between the hours OF IL.
O'Clock A. NJ. aud 4 O'Clock 2. NJ. the follow
ing described property belonging TO
the said Succession and Community, to
wit:
LIST. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
or town lot situated in this Parish in the
tow of Thiboaaux, being lot 40. ti4I For
ty four on the plan OF said Town made and
executed by James B. Grinage Surveyor,
| on the list. day OF May 1872, said lot being
bounded in front or North by st. Bridget
| Street, West by st. Louis street, South or
| in the rear by d portion of lot No. o. be
| longing to Braud aud l.egendre ana East
by Green street; Together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon. (see
! Not 3 X 1881 to 1852 p 55l and Convey
| ance Is X No. j p. l45.)
part OF lot OF ground or town lot situated
| in sand Parish in the Town of ThibodauX,
measuring one hundred feet on Green
street. one hundred and seventy two feet
on Short street and ninety feet on 1t. Louis
street being Il part OF lot No. t52l Fifty two
Oh a plan of said Town made and executed
by James y. Grinage Surveyor. on the ISL
day of May 1872 said fractional lot beng
bounded on the North by another portion
of said lot No. )! belonging tothe Widow
Peer Mcbride. West by st. Louis street
South by Snort street, and East by Greer
street Together with all the buildings
ami improvements thereon. lSee Not Bh
1916 to 1877 u $40.
Sd. Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROuNE
situated on the Eastern confines OF the
town of Thibodaux in this Parish know
and designated on Il plan made aud eSeei-
ted by J. X. Gouulain U. ). Deputy Sur
veyor Oh the both. day Of january 49, ant
deposired in the Recorders office OF TIN
parish, as lots No. ID and lG said lots from
onNarrow street, toward the Vest ;!n'
are about one arpent square each, lot No
Is being bounded Oh the North by lot No
IA on said plan, in front or West by. MAI
row street South by a street separating l
from property of WidNw Henry F. hno
bloch and lot No. l6, being bounded Mort
by said street separating it from lot M
Is in front or West by Marrow stree
South by lot No Il on said plan and l.as
bv said road or street also separating l
from now or formerly belonging to NidoN
Henry +. Knobloch. [See & No. p o9t
TERMS OF SALE CASH ON I'LL
SPOT in United States Treasury Notes.
January 18th. 1879.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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Leon GOdchaIiX.
Aux Nos. 5! ct 80 de la rue du Canal
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX.

A YANT TRANSFERE mes magasins DIES
N Nos 2i3, 2l5 ct pit de liz rue Vieilie-Le-
wee aux Nos az ct ST de Ia rue das
Canal, j'annonce respectueusement al
pablo en- general que j'ai, aim de repondre
i REIMBURSEMENT dc mon commerce, lie plus
fort stock Embellishments, de chapeaux,
de lingerie d'holnnfes, de %jeuues gents ct
de jennes gareons-stock tel quill ny en- a
iamais eu a la Nouvelle Orleans. Invite
mes amis ct mes clients ne venir Fexami-
ner ct stassurer DIES prix.
APavenir, CONNIE par lie passe, jo ne ne
cligerai rien pour faire face aux beg jins de
Ia place. Je serai toujours pref a remplir
tous les ordres pyramids on petits) ".habille
ment. lingerie ct %chapeaux de toutes es
peces eide tous genres, depuis les vetements
eommups d'habitations juseuau hinge de
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
seront acknowledgements aussl bas que posi-
bio.
Les commandes della campsgne sont Fob
let dune attention immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX,
Aux Nos 81 ct 80 de la rue du Canal
IA oct-'76
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Large and Complete
blacksmith, WHeelaC7'ight
and Carriage Shop.
II. Tetreau, Proprietor.

INFORMS his friends, and 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 and
felloes 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 Collins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock Of ready-make
shrouds, for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. at very moder
ate prices.
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES PRICE AND
COMMUNITY. NO. $50 PROBATES.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Joseph Dufour as Administrative OF
joseph Dufour administrator now deccas-
ed has this day rendered a final account
of her administration and praying the no
molosation of the salue.
Now. therefore the parties interested,
are hereby notified to produce in this office,
within ten DAYS following the publication
of thu. present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homologation
of said ;%.cconut, otherwise the same shall
he approved and homologated according
to law.
- Witness my hand and the i'm
tInSS1 press OF the seal OF nv office this
SSSr 9Th. day of February 1879
j. W. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Court
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Solicite DIES consignements de Cotton. Su-
ere, Melasse, Hiz. Lame, PeauX, %FOnrrures,
Mousse. Volailles, Oeufs, Patates. &c.
Les plus grande attention scra dOnnee
aux ordres de la compagne ct de la vile.
ju-S-7S-ly.
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70 AVIS. al

MIR. FERNAND VICTOR LAFAYE, ma
vi yant, depuis deux mois. plus rien a
faire CONNIE agent de Ia SENTINELLE. tons
les recus tonnes par lui depuis cette epoque
serout considGres CONNIE nuls. Les person.
mes qui desireraient avoir DIES renseigne-
sur sen houorabilite mont qua sa-
dresser a &C Bureau.
+. SAMOAN,
Proprietaire-Gerant.
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IA. TRONE,

Encoignure desrues Main ct St. Louis
en- face de Mr.. L.. V. Riviere.
T~hibOdaux.
L1VRES CLASSIQUES EFT RELIGIEUX
F0urnitures de BMrcau. Papier de Musioue
ARTICLES DE PETITE:
Croix. Christs, Aedailles, Chapelets. Ben
tiers, Images. Tableaux, Statu
ties, Cierges,
COURONNES DE lere COMMUNION
Galerie PhotographiQue au premier
/ian % ,76 lv
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p. e. SARRAZIN.

Smoking and Cheering Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars and Pipes Of all kinds,
Playing Cards, Matches. Etc.
NO. 279 DECATUR STREET,
Late Old Levee Street,)
Betueen Trsntnes and Hospital,
BRANCH STORE 53 Ora WEIR ST.
Represented by j. q. Sarrazin.
e-S-Iy NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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GRAND ATELIER
DE
Forge. CharrOnage ct Car
rOsserie.
H. TETREAU, Proprietaire,
A LHONNEUR DINFORMER SEES
IA amis ct lie public quill est pref a ENTIRE
prendre tout Outrage concernant sa partie
aux meilleures conditions ct a des prix tres
moder6s.
ii s'est adjoint d Get effet des ouvriers de
| premier Ordre ct bien connu CONNIE tells.
II a achete au NOrd I'm grand assortment
de
! RATES EFT JANTES
pour vOitures, de premier choix.
Aussi, un assortment de
ROUES PATENTEES
pour v%Oitures,
MOYEUX EN- FER
articles nouveau
EN- DEBALLAGE:
Tn assortment de
CERCUEILS
pour hommes, femmes ct ~enfants, nouveau
style, ayec glaces, limitation bois de rose,
noyer nOir, chene, etc.
Tn assortment
DfHABILLEMENT
pour e~nsevelir les morris. hommcs. femmes
ct enfants. Article de luxe, frais ct du der
nier genre a DIES prix tres moderes.
IL Sept rs.