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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-24
COUNTY, CORRESPONDENTS.
Toledo TteTne-
ToLEDo, kan, Oct. 20, 1919.

TOLEDO, Kan, Oct. 20, 1879.
Big frosts
A party at Mrs Gowan's this last
week A good time and first class sup
per.
AIr. Ed. Allen, of Manhattan, has
come to stay with US this winter Tole
do needs few more like him.
Prof Sogard. of Americas, has Just
finished teaching class in singing in
our place. He certainly deserves good
class this winter. He is prepared "a
teach vocal music and voice culture
thoroughly.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey returned from Iowa
this week, where he has been preaching
He looks well after his trip.
Every man you meet now is a polite
ian or candidate. When will this
change for the better?
Calamity Sam has pitched INTO our
postoffiee for irregHlarity. in distributing
the Era. We did hope he would forget
TO blame this office. AUNT DINAH.
Fruitiand Items.
WEDNESDAY, Oct %.
Nathan Davis has sold his place to
Ezra Hiatt. Nate started for Indiana
SfON- W MI D-s until
spring.
We attended the S. S. association at
EmporIa on Wednesday of last week
Think it was success.
Had quite pleasant little visit at
keno's Office the other day. Raw lands
seem to be prominent part of his bust
ness. He can tell you anything you want
to know about them.
Billie Jones is our man for register.
Protracted meeting at VIcker's school
house this week, under the care of Rev.
Hartman.
A. Pettyjohn and D. Humphrey have
just returned from three weeks apple
tour.
Mr. Joe Perry and wife, of the Indian
Territory, are visiting friends and rela-
tives in the vicinity.
ID. w. Bundy raised over a hundred
bushels of sweet potatoes this year
Mr. c. Cooley has forty acres of corn
that will average sixty bushels per acre,
Mr.. J. Butler has taken up pair of
bay horses.
We noticed in last weeks issue of the
Emporia Ledger, their correspondent
from Americas referred to Fruitland
IWO Vi thicS tiinSS1 dui CdlIeu III Trust
land every time. We would inform the
gentleman or lady, as the case may be,
that they are sadly mistaken. There is
not single foot of the SO called Trust
land in Fruilland. Fruitland is our
name, and our motto. you don't be-
lieve it come and see our orchards and
Sam Wood says we have postoffice,
but we have not been able to find it yet.
Although we need one bad, if it could be
located in the right place.
A bridge is what Fruitland demands.
We must have it. We can't do without
it, (unless we have to- ANON.
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FIFTY CENTS will buy the MARSH
AGUE CURE-liquid or pills. Itcures
the worst cases of Terlian, or Third Day
Ague, and all forms of Chills and Fever
Never known to fail. Try it. For sale
by b. Wheldon s. Co, and North 81 Ry-
der Druggists
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EyerybodY's Business.

MONEY TO LoAN.-Wm. Duguid, En-
poria, Kansas. wBC23tf
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AIive aIisslnnarY

| We met in town this week Rev. An
drew Edgar, missionary 20 the poor
and prisoners, who IS travelling over the
country visiting poor houses. prisons,
etc. While here he visited the poor
farm, and preached, and also visited the
Jail and held two brief services. BIr.
Edgar seems TO be thoroughly alive to
his work, and does it without money
and without price" He seems to meet
with great success, ard is welcomed
among those whom lac is labOriDg for.
Last winter hc kept homo for strau-
gers in West Kansas City, and fed and
lodged 1000 hungry ard homeless
tramps. He is undoubtedly doing
great work, not only for poor humanity,
but for the Masters cause. lie has the
hearty recommendation OF the ministry,
leading citizens, and from the press
wherever he has labeTed.
One object OF his Visit to towns is to
awaken an interest in behalf of the I'M
fortunate among christians of all denom-
nations. While here he made arrange
ments with the pastors OF different de-
nominations to visit the poor house and
prisons, first having obtained the con-
sent of those in charge, once IN each
week. The following programme was
arranged by him: First week in each
month, Rev. C. r. Rice of the NJ. L.
church; second week in each month,
Lucinda Rich, OF tie Friends society;
third week, Rev James Barnett. Of the
U. p church; fourth week, Rev. L. G.
Ebey, of the Free Methodist church.
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WHEAT WANTED win pay very
nearly the Kansas City market price for
wheat. d293t1wt4 w. T. SoDEN.
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Mrs. S. p. Chase, teacher of piano,
organ, guitar and thorough base. No.
1S5 Commercial street, between 9th and
18th avenue, up stairs. ID277m1-w42i2*
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Bay s. Wood have just received full
line of queensware. Also full line of
glassware. Many new and handsome
patterns Call and sec w42ts
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D. c. WILCOX & SON.
Architects, Builders & Masons

Furnish plans and specifications. and take
next door south OF Dayison's grocery visit
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those on trestles with road work due the
CITY as fast as he can procure the same.
Bid of D. F. Upton for building stone
sidewalks on Commercial, Merchants
and Constitution streets, read and on
motion bid accepted
An ordinance 10 satisfy the following
claims was passed: Leslie & Phenix,
blacksmithing, $500; North s. Ryder,
drugs, etc, S7.65; N. Whittlesey, feed,
etc, S21.00.
Bills on clerks desk referred. Ad
iourned M. BIRDsALI.
Acting City Clerk
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sherifr Moon relurned Tuesdny.

Additional Locals on the Fourth Page.
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For Lone Star Oil, the family safeguard, &C
10 Nonrrr c. I.,,nun,c
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Wood! Wood!

o. W. Miller wants agents. who can make
storm Signal. w42mo3
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a Good Plan.

For choice perfumcries, fine soaps and fol
line OF brushes go to MONTH 6 RYpER,s.
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Neck ties and silk Eandkerchiefs, 'fall
styleS'' just received at G. p JONES &CO's.
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FINE MILLINERY,

SATURDAY, NOV. 1st,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-16

nbsls sisnsd the rqll and james Lynch
oe indcreed fot tho prd 61d6ncy a. the central
Alne. a commits Of I'VE was Appointed to
oonfer With the dleBrenf auxiliary clubs Of tho
second ward that have indorsed James Lynch
tor the preeident ct the central club.
AT u meeting held last evening at No. $40
South Rampant street, a political club was
organized, and styled the Phil. Reilly Legion
Democrat and Conservative Club, and l34
citizens enrolled their names on the clubs
roll. This club swings from the rear Of the
second ward, ana wiif strike aterribfe blow at
their enemies this campaign. The following
gentlemen were elected officers: John Moore
president: }. Bozant. vice president; Z. j.
Murphy, secretary; Thomas Cannon, treas
l1rer; John Tate, grand marshal; II. Forrer,
sergeant alarms. - xs y
AT meeting OF the residents Of the tenth
ward held at temperance Hail. Josephine
and Rousseau streets, the following gentle
men were elected officers OF the club: Thos.
Doherty, president; Francis McShane, first
vice president; a. Berrill, second vice presi-
dent; Louis Klein, secretary; w. R.K. Hig-
gins, treasurer; G. O. Buler and Jas. GaEney,
sergeants-at-arms. One hundred and forty
seven members signed the roll, and the club
was called the Workingmens Democratic
Club OF the Tenth Ward. P. LOBBY, Esq, was
Endorsed for the presidency OF the central
ward club. t4~4@ .Ea4 @4sra @ssst5,~4t5 IA
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The Republican Camp.

The disturbance at the third ward Republi-
can meeting on Saturday night. was brought
on by the introduction OF q resolution indOrs-
ing Grant Atevery Republican meeting the
Custom House faction Of the party ia repre-
scented, and whenever they are on hand In
sufficient numbers to be. at all aggressive,
some member of the opposition introduces q
Grant resolution and puts them on the de
fensive. The Custom-House people are bound
TO appear as supporters OF John Sherman Tor
the Presidency their positions are dependent
on their adherence to him-but at the same
time they are afraid to record themselves as
being In opposition to Grant, for they have
grave and serious doubts OF the future.
ton appears to be gaining strength every
day, and IL the assertions from the Custom
House leaders continue they will soon be
left without followers.
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and passwords Win be the ordlk Of he day.
There must have been imppttdSt business to
be Tansacted that night 1.-THE ANTI Ringers,
and OF course the patriots could not afford to
nave the press reporters among the virtuous
flock. a. -
a. difference has broken out between the
parishes OF Lafourche and Assumption as to
the Senatorial Nominating Convention OF the
Ninth District. Assumption, according to
the apportionment OF the State Central Com
mlttee, 10 entitled TO eight delegates and La
fourche to ten. "A mass IiaetiHg In Napoleon
Vile has passed q resolution to the effect that
Assumption should cast ten votes In the SEN
atorial Convention. This, OF course, La
fourche objects to.
!. The Rivet party have sent their ultimatuns
70 the Democratic committee and unless their
terms are accepted they are to form in battle
away under their self-sacrificing chief, and
rout the Democracy .horse, foot and dra-
goons." We sincerely hope that the Demo-
cratic committee will stand firm and let these
bolters 60 wherever they please. The party
gains nothing by making constant conces-
sfonS to disappointed Office seekers who are
toOweak within the ranks to obtain nomina-
tions Nothing short Of putting them In
Office will satisfy them. We are In favor Of
planting the Democratic cOlors upon q broad
and liberal platform, and with men who never
waiver, either in victory or defeat, fight the
campaign out on that line, whatever might
be the result Baton Rouge Capitolian.
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THE DEMOCRAT.
[Pointe Coupee Pelican.I


Major Burke has control OF the New Or
leans DEMOCRAT, and Is shaping Its course 80
as to harmonic all disaffection that Is calcu-
lated to divide the Democratic party.
Major Burke is one OF the best organizers
In the State, and is directing all his energies
to have the party become unit. He is sat
1sHed with his position as State Treasurer,
and therefore is actuated by no selfish mo-
tives. A competent and able corps Of assist
ants have been engaged In the office OF the
as the equal Of any Of the great dailies in the
large cities. Every intelligent man in Lou
isiana recognizes the services Of Major Burke
tn bringing about reconstruction on the basis
of local self-government; and In all the rela-
tions of life he is deserving Of deep respect.
Whether as editor of the DEMOCRAT, as the
faithful and competent State Treasurer, or as
the accomplished gentleman, and true and
trusted friend, he is the equal OF any OF our
most popular and gifted public men: Under
principles daily proclaimed through the col
umns OF the DEMOCRAT. we look to see a
united party and q triumphant victory.
[Tensas Journal
The mammoth sheet, or more properly
speaking, sheets, which was presented to It's
readers By the New Orleans DEMOCRAT on
the first instant was marvel ia the way OF a
newspaper. presenting, as 1t did, such varied
amount OF mental pabulum for their diges-
lion. The sixteenth page OF the paper Is en-
nrely taken up with map, which exhibits
very clearly the route Of the proposed Nor
gan Louisiana and Texas Railroad. and must
% OF special interest to every merchant and
property owner of New Orleans,
carroll Conservative
TIE New Orleans DEMOCRAT ar Santemhor
10 splendid specimen OF newspap per enter
prise. We commend 1t highly as q courteous
anc fearless journal.
franklin SUM- @@
The New Orleans DEMOCRAT of the first
instant was model Of enterprise and adj
vaneement. 1t presented its readers with an
accurate map OF our new railroad system.
showing the trade, relations, present and fu-
ture, OF LouisianaAvith Texas, st. Louis and
the West and North.
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Mr.. Carlyle is in much bet err health and in
tends, writing record Of his life, having
Froude as his coadjutor.
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Tensas,. Ny

OF THE DEMOCRATEC- CONsERv-
ALIVE CONVENTION HELD AT THE COURT
HOUSE IN ST. JOSEPH, La, SEPTEMBER 8.
1Osn
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La convention municipale
dies ouvrierS de San Francisco Il
choisi Denis kcarney pour presi
dent ct adopt6 un programme
eXtraortIillaire. don't voici uu,l~
ques points: Les taxes de la vile
Seront rtduiteS de 4OoIo. Les
Chinols Seront rel6.ue;; Ell deh0rS
de San Francisco, ct ChinMtouA
sera denoli. Les cauildatS dn
ptrti S.engagnent d'avaucr, pour
le cas- on lis >cralent elllS. Il re-
duire Ne 40 a 5000 Ii, montant
dc irurs traltemtntS ct Il >er>er
la difference AT TfeSCr..
&c derlier billet Il la Chalre :"
une Snvrur p,rtiruiierenent re-
joaisSante. C.rSt Il desirer relec-
tiuH de queIqueS nns DIES cant
dats dr ktarnty pour Nolr com
mrnt, unc :oi> en- place, lis INFER
lrtteront Ia promesSe d'Amputa
llon vuioI.tal:c dc ltu.s appoinie
meats.
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lie Capt. j. III. Harvey, MI

lIS <Chpl. y IL II "i Wy
TIRE dn Batean Drageur Sampson,
est parti lie son canal lundl, 16
jain, avec son dragueur ct une
equipage entier, bien equipe ct
arprovisionu6, pour comnencer
imnediatement Ie travail sur Ic
BAYOU Terrpbonne ct lie canal de
la Bale de Barataria. La distance
qail s'agit de couper entre les
lacs, les bales ct les bayous pour
metre en conneXion les eauX navi
gables de la paroisSe de rrebon
ne avec la Nile. Orleans est den
viron cinq miles. LIE capt. Han
vey pense que lie canal serl ache
ve eJ que les steamers feront lie
service entire Tcrrebonne ct la
Nile Orleans All mois de uecem-
bre proclaim.
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MACHINE A COUDRE.

MACHINE A COUDRE. - Mr..
Gregg. lie celebre marchand de
machines d condre, au 1J4 de la
rue Canal, Nouvelle Orleans, est
il parcOurlr nOtre parOlsSe, pour
demOntrer les meriteS de la White
SeaNng Machine. Cette machine
combine toutes les bonnes quail
ttS DIES autres ct Sc vend deS
priX modereS. On peut l'eXamI-
ner soft au Frdaklin House: soft
au magaSin de Bijouterie de Mr..
Bourquin. MIR. Gregg pense res
ter lei plusieurs mois ct invite
lout lie monde a venir examiner Ia
refine tie touteS les machines i
coudre.
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La sai>on du melon approche
ct les fins palais sen rejouiSSent.
Mais que de petites d6certlon> le
cllarmant cucurbitac6 ieur re-
serve. Au nombre de ccS I"crp
tiuns, celle que Sc preSente le plus
Souvent est la Sulvante: On voIt
un melon, on S'arrete. on le tiairr.
on le SoupeSe, on rauScnl.e, on
con>ldere sa queue, seS verrnes,
>eS GercnreS et----on lacnete.
Rent.e au logiS, ,apre> lie potage, on
plongt dams le Sein du curcnTbi
tact IN fer acre, on divlse la
sphere Succulentp en- trancheS ct
I'on porte a sa bO pche un NOR
ceau du cantaloup. ..A All ii. ----
All pouah! .Que!lr horrenr!! !!
Au lieu de l'ambroiSie revee, on
ecrase sous SD dent une pulpe in
sipide, incoIo!e, don't le gout rap>
prlle celui du navel ct de la pom
made de coneombre. Et VOLTA lie
melon pr6cipit6 dams le seau aux
ordureS, "a moins que lie cheval de
Ia maisOn ne sen r6gale. Tn haO-
lie horticulteur de cette paroiSse,
qui nous combIe DIES primeurs de
son jardin ct qul mons IA lalS>e eD-
tendre que nous pourrinS compter
sur un melon precOce qui viendra
a bon point aprcs lie malS tendre
! quill nous envOye, s'eSt depuis
lonstemps emu de ces trequentes
d6convenneS, a fait deS ObServa-
tionS proftndeS ct 6;anli uu dag
noStic infaiIlibIe, d.ou nous d6dui
| sous de pr6cieux enseigneme It's.
lie melon a nne physionomie qui
e trompe pas lie connaiSseur
Nous ell avOns gOute que feXpert
await declares parfaitS a wing
pas. ct qui ont fait dire d'eux d
distance, co nme de certains in,liv
/ idus:
II Il une !onne figure il doi1
, etre dun commerce agreeable.
Mals tout le monde ma pas Il
flair special. Aux lgnol ants. con
eillons avant tout de poser It
veg6tal. Sill est lourd il a de'
chances pour etre passable.
II ne faut pas appliqner au,
melons le systeme de Gall. VI
melon pourrait avoir la bos>e dt
crime ct neaumOins 6tre un fort
honn6te caLtaloup. In seult
bosSe don't il faille Sc meier che;
lui. c'est la bosse de la vengeance
/ lie melon est vindicatit. Et G.
n'est pas un ennemi genereux on
vous attaque en- face, il YOU
prend generalement de l'autre &C
te.
Tn melon lourd. sentant bon
pas trOp fort, est, je l'Ai dlt, a
moinS pa>sable. 81 votre CtOi,
vous le fait Gecouper au momen
psychOlogique, c'est d dire a |
minute fugitive Ou il passe d
i'etat savoureuX a l'eTat idea
l&ous aveZ un fruit delicleux don
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SENTENCE. - Samedi dernier,
lne scene p6nible s'est paSsee
dams la c'ur dc District de cette
parolSSe, prtsid6e par le juge Beat
tie. Les deuX frereS Adam, Leo
ct Elphese, residants a qUeIques
miles en bas de Lockport, ct
Membres Dune des plusivieilles ia
mllles de cette paroisSe ont etc
amenes devant lie juge pour enten
dre la sentence, les condamnent a
IN an de tlavaux terc6s ct 4 500
"'amende chacnn. Noici 9nelques
ans des fats alleges dams l'Acte
dtaccusatiOI.
Ill y qnelques mois, les treres
Adam sc trouvaient a un bal don
lle dams la maiSOn de Mr.. BOur-
geoiS, situee a Is on 20 miles Ell
baS dc Lockport, ct pendant toate
aa solree, sans avOir 6gard a la
presence DIES danes, lis sc sont
servis dun langage vulgaire ct
indecent. LIE proprletaire leur init
ma Fordre de gutter la maison,
mals ceuX-ci au lieu d'obtemperer
a Get OIdre, sortirent leurs cou-
teauX ct autreS Instruments tout
auSsl dangereux ct tomberenl sur
lul, lul intligeant de graves bles
SureS.
En- consideration de certaines
circumstances ct dune petition
signee par les residents de cette
portion de la paroisse, lie juge a
falt acte de clemence en- leur intli.
geant Ia sentence plus haut men
tionnee.
Leur defensenr a fait appel 4
lii C"ur Supreme. Get appel est
Tetonraable le du moiS pro-
sehain.
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-Quelle est la proportion nu
merlque te l'tlelneHt anglo saNon
aux EIats UniS9
Tn des prlncipanS iournaux
amer cail la DOME c,n!nu suit:
l'el6men' teutoniIue ou aiier'rnd
compte pour 81 POUR cent de la
POPULATION totale; i'element Gel
tique, -Irlan'Iais, Francais, Els
pag,iol, ,-rOur % pour cent; l'ele
mrnt an2 o saxon, q pour cent
SOFT mo 3l~ d. ~ tiers de la popula
ton de la lepnbique.
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL,

" IL. J
~, Tuesday, June 2lst. 1879. {
The Town Council of the Town of Thibo-
daux met IN special session this day.
at O'Clock p. NJ. ''
Present: W. C. Ragan Mayor. and J,
=. Blanchard, I. Alberti. and Jos. A. Trop6
Z. Azema, l.. Keefe. Trustees.
Absent: I'll. w. Tabor.
On nation duly seconded the Treasurer
OF the Thibodaux Bridge Co., was author
izei to pay to Morgans La. & Texas Rail
road and Steamship Co., the amount of
dividends now due on the stock held by
the town OF lhibodaux.
On motion duly seconded an appropria-
ton OF one hundred dollars was made for
the workmans account by the following
vote.
Yeas: Ragan, Azema, Albert, Blanchard
keefe and Trone.
Nays: None.
lsigned] w. C. RAGAN, Mayor.
A. j. PERRIN. Clerk
A true copy:
a. j. PERRIN Clerk Town CnunciI
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C0MMIs VOYAGFURS. - Notre
Vile a etc gratifiee de la visite dc
plnslenrs commits voyageurS, en-
trautres de Mr.. Lauveriat, repre-
sentant la mlison G. Jaqnet &
Co. q"i jouit dune reputation
unlverSel!e pour la Eradication de
seS tabacS ct de NJ A. ID. Saucier
representant In l,aisOn e. p. Mar
tlnez, don't la chausse qu'elIe man
ufacture ct qu'elIe vend a dps
prlx raisOnnables, ue laiSse rien
a desIrer, soit sous lie rapport de
la guallte, soft sous celui de ia
beaute de la confrction.
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Decedee l'habitation Esperan
"a. parolsse Assumption. lie Is
JUN; heures A. NJ, d Page de
neuf mois. MARIE ELIZA DU
RAND. file de Z. f. Durand el
dl1liza Malarcher.
Nous sympathisons a III dOu
ieur que cette perte fait epronver
a no;rr brave ct digne concitoyen.
-PiDnnier.
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I'm rcmede contre Ia Rage ct les
m0rsures de Seypehts.-Le re1Onr
deS chaleurS, 81 impatiemment at
tendueS, va nous ramener NOM
bre d'accilents ins6parables de
la saison dams laquella nous en-
irons, ct, entire artreS. les NOR
sure> de serpents ct les mOrsures
de chienS pnrageS. II nest done
pas sans utilize de faire connai-
tire un nouycan remede, conside
re CONNIE absOlument efficace
pour combattre les etfets de ces
terTibles accidents.
ii y a environ un an, focca-
sion de l'Exposition universelle,
NJ. Torres Caicido, ministre Sal
vadOr, ct commissaire general
des divers gonvernements de Pa
mfrique reunis Ell syndicat, fai
salt don au Jardin zoOlogique du
bois de Boulogne, de deux
plantes curieuseS que Pom essaye
Tacclimater Ell France Ct en- AL
gerie. Ce sOnt le guac0 ct lie ced-
ron. preconi>6S de temps imme-
mortal, en Amellque, CONNIE anti
doteS a Il, mor>urt deS serpents
vtnimenX.
La decouyerte des propriet6s de
ceS plantes tlent du mcrveilleux.
Les indi"n~ remarQuerent qu'ln
oi>eau de proie, qul po',rsnit les
se.'penls, don't ii fait Sd nouriture,
cherchait la Iiane du guaco, en-
mIn@eait les fenillps ct Sen en-
Gui>ait !e plumage. lis utiise:ent
alrr> les vertus therapeutiqueS de
cetle plante, ct Obtinrent par son
emploi. deS gueriSons mervcil-
leuSts de la rage, deS morsures
venimeuSeS ct des fevres palu-
deennes.
Les experiences scientifques
faiteS au .jar0ln d'acclimation ont
confrme les proprieteS curatives
du guaco ct du cedrOn, don't Fu-
Sage pourra Sc generaIiser ntile
uuent, car les premieres plantes
tranSportees Ell France sont de
Tres belle venue.
A ce nouveau titre M. Torres
Caicedo. qui est depuis nombre
d'annees fh0te ct Tami de la
France, est devenu un veritable
bienfaiteur de rhumanite.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-06-28
THIBODAUX, IM1, SAMED1 % JUN 1879

la pulpe ronge ct juteuse fond en-
criant sous Ia molaire qui le press
Sc. II Y deux esneces de melons,
lie melon de couche ct le melon de
pleine telre celni qui "releve de
conche' est le meilleur.
La vente du melon dams les vii.
les eXige qu'on lie cueille avant sa
maturite son exposition dams
des etalages on son charrOi sur
DIES voitures l'amene a point 81
vite quill pasSe- - -sit0t qn'il est
passe. G" phenomena est 81 vrai
Quill y a, dit on, certaiuS garcons
fruitierS qui, pour rendre les mes
Ions mlrS, les promenent CONNIE
des domeStiques promenent des
nioutardS. "La bonne de melons"
eXlste done CONNIE ala bOnne
dentants."