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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02

The Sun.-In another column will be
found the prospectus of this valuable journal,
from which it will be seen that the proprie-
tors have reduced their prices for 1880. As
medium for receiving the general news Of
the day in condensed form no paper in
the country can surpass this journal, while its
editorials are alike able and independent.
To all who wish to get Baltimore paper,
daily or weekly, we cordially recommend
the Sun.
The Sun Almanac for 1880 is on our table
and is one of the handsomest and most USE
full publications of the kind that we have
seen. 1t is presented to all subscribers of
that paper, daily and weekly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02

Died In Jaii.-Some weeks ago we
mentioned the arrival at our Jail of an ms ane
negro woman named Ann Green. Since
her incarceration, she has refused to take
food Of any kind and all the nourishment
she received had to be given her by force.
On entering her cell on Wednesday last it
was discovered that the poor creature was
dead, and jury of inquest was at once
summoned by Justice Chas. A. Carter. At
ter viewing the body and hearing the EVIL
dence of DIR. c. J. Maddox and others the
jury rendered verdict that she died from
natural causes While in prison she was
treated with all kindness and everything
done to alleviate her condition.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02

TNHE subscriber offers at private sale, on
1 reasonable terms. his farm, situated With
10 ons mile and s-hslfof Germantown station
on The Metropolitan Branch Railroad This
farm contains shout
% Acres of Land,
well wm,rr-d. with Sufficient wood under toll
rahls isneiug, and has op Il Cue Apps
Orchard The improvements consist OF n
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, 1924 feet,
Two s'sriss hivh, aud ali necessary on'buiId-
ings
ZAcHARIAHH WILLIAMS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
1000 Bush. TIMOTHY SEED.
200 !" GLOVER SEED.
200 i" ORCHARD GRASS do. ,
500 !" Choice Seed WHEAT.
300 /" =. RYE.

gse- This immense stock and thousands OF
other articles, including every implement and
article of Hardware used by Farmers sad
Planters will NJ present, ~ 10 the past, he sold
10 NV friends and patrons ~ prices so detfd.
edly favorable that their beet in;lresis will w
advanced hy iavoring me with orders or cart
ing when contemplating purchases.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02

IT A brand new PHAETON
BUGGY for sale lov For particulars apply
to ALBERT THOMPSON.
dec I2-2t GaiihsrsburR, Mo-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
BLACK GOODS.

Lupus (sl-wooi) Csshmsres al 80, 50,
IS, SIC and 81 90 per Jnfd
Lupus French M~fiuus from 81 ur.
BombaEiu.s. Drap detes, H-nfieliAs and
Grape Clo'hs, fresh goods. perfect blacks aud
Al l.ir ilriIrn
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
AIRS. BOWIE aud
vi MISS GARDENERS
Boarding and Day School,

49, The exercises OF the school will he re-
suned september 18th, 1879.
~ They will he assisted 10 Vocal and
Inst rum.ntsl Music by Miss Books, OF Va
~ For circulars aud further information
apply TO the PdneipsIs
sug 71-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
BI.Ay X ls'rs.

Good Blankets =, 81 so, 2 90 aud , 50 per
pair
Atwood Blankets. io-a. - per pair.
do DO il-4, do
do do. l2.i DO
do. tvsry hneI l2-4 d..
Also, Comforts from 90c up 10 "a
Whit. Spreads al 80. 81. T5c aud 81
STIAwLS-
New goods, ne~ styles aud very low prices.
Hosiery and Underwear
Ladies and Cniidren's Coiorsd Hose. 10
nsw styles from 25c per pair ~.
Ladies' wialer BaIbriggsn Hose very cheap
At 25c per psl'
Doubls-is-, English Socks. si,rs heavy. al
IS cents per pair.
Ladies Nsrine Vests, so, 7se, 81 aud I IS.
A case Of Mems Msrino Shirts. extra heavy,
ai SO cents
M.b's Msriso Shiris and Dr.wsn to match
at rs renU
AIl.wool Sbirs and Drawers from 81 up
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
FOR SALE,

cheap, Cucumber Pumps oil sizes. Twenty
Eve per cent disronDl from manufacturer
prices by
oct i3-~tf = ID HIGGINS A SON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
cheap Paints.

W " have = complete assortment Of LEW
w ~ CULORs. slso Wits Lead. Pure
Linsssd Oh, Glass. Pgtiy snd Paint Brnsbss,
al Low PRICES.
SD. IGGiEs d SON,
aug le--7u hook Wills, Ma.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02

WI ORANGES. LEMONS,
Ciuou. Pigs. RAisiss fresh Candiya aud Nus
just received Al
dec ~ ma. DAwsoN'a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
CHARLES CHRISTIAN.
484 Penna. Avenue,

Ocl 81 --lv
Immense Stock of New Teas.
CHOICE new oolong and Japan Tea
Al 80 cents per H.
GOOD Green aud Black Ten
1T Is cents per lb
| MAGNIFICENT IMPERIAL Tea vt so cts
We have the finest Gunpowd er Tea in the Ell,
WE ROAST OUR CoFFEEs FRESH EVERY
DAY
IA lbs. Of good Lnrd......... $50. ....Sl 10
doz boxes Coffee Essence ................. %
! doz. b"xes Concentrated L,e.........., | %
Ground Alum Sab, per sack .,...,....... 80
Good Western Shoulder Bacon per lb... 3
Gallon good Molasses ...."........"" 20
4 Gallons light Molasse. 90
! Pound good Tobacco ........,.......... 4s
10 Good Cigars ...... ......... ............. IS
~ pounds Washing Soda .............. rs
Our Bouquet Whiskey,
So so per gallon as good rs sold elssst her.
at FOUR DOLLARS
French Brandy. Hoiond Gin, Old Port Wine.
WHISTLES At 81. So, So 50 50. 50 80 and
81 per gallon
DELIGHTFUL SWEET CATAwBA WINE.
81 per gallon
va These prizes are special for The readers
OF this paper.
zs- Goods delivered at the Depot, fire. -&a
&. y. O'HA RE Il SON..
1918 Seventh Street N. W.. bet " and N.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
opt al--lfu
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
WOOL FLANNELS.

Aii-sool Red Twiiled FlspssIs Dictated \
=, as. 81 "a 81, IS and Soc per rsrd
Gray Twilled Flannel al IS, 20, IS. 81 Ia,
81 and 80 cents per yard.
Blue Twilled Flannel At rs TO Soc per yard
Plain White Flannels from 20 cents Up 10
81 per- yard.
A splsudid Shaker PlanLsl at 25c Der YARD
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02
Leads the van for Bargains.


GEE BELOW u partial list OF the immense
- stock 10 store and being dali, received, oil
u which was pnrchn.-d previous to The late
aduonce in prices
200 Tuns Peruvian Guano. 10 dry condi-
ton, vi market prices;
800 Tens Bone deal, warranted pure;
100 Tons Turner Excelsior;
100 Tons = Ammonaitd BpRe:
30 Superior GRAIN DRILLS, (ihsse ara
the celebrated adjustable iorer feed Drill.
and combine an III, points OF excellence
known and sell NJ more iagotshle ptiers
than any On the riarke,.l
30 Msniponer, FAN MILLS;
50 Improved Buckeye cider md Wine
Mills;
80 Corn Shelters:
boo Curumher Pumps;
Son Kegs IL Nnils
bno the, Two aud Thrp--tors- pLuNS;
2OU Tons Pillow Castings;
500 pairs Plnw Hamts;
100 Rack Bands,
loo Sets 81 Single Harness;
500 Horse and Niue Cnhrg
500 Pairs Trace Chains:
400 HAY and Fodder Caters:
800 Krpa Horse aud Mule Shoes
1000 Lbs Fodder Rope;
500 Well Buckets;
FOO Water Buckets:
500 Steel Traps, (the hest In usr and verr
chrnp;)
800 Dozen Axes 200 lIandlr9
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lust READ

81 Thai Sas,Agr Caters
Lanisrs. Almanacs for 1880. Ped Comforts,
Net Jarksis, UedSnhius Clnih Caps for
Men and Boys. Ac., are 10 Hors nnd sold
nbsap by d. a. BOuiC.
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w Go.T G D o. D S .

Table Liuens a, 20. 3b. ~ aud Is c-nts
up To 81 so pes ysrd.
Tow.ls from 81 IS up 10 80 per dozen.
Wine Cloths (warraoted 10 wssh) at 30. 50,
IS, 81 cents to 81 per yard.
Aiso, Frinped Wine Cloths from 81 to s..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02

FARM at PRIVATE SALE.

yirgini. Avenue and s7th Street N. "
sep l3-6m Washington. d. g
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A Farm

S,H miles ahov. Rockville and .irmt one .na
half miirs FROM lhs q. A - Canal.
Apply 10
Mrs n HARDESTY.
Iirdland, Montgomery eoaBiy. M
sep 2G--iin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-01-02

Good Calicoes at s cents per yard;
Better do. do,
Very beat do Q do
CANTON FLANEELS At o. 10, ~. Is,
l6 and IS cents per yard. These goods we're
b0ugh, before The advance ia Domestic Goods
and are sery low
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-03-27

The new dramatic Associa
ton" have rendered their seryi
ces for the fair to be given by the
Guion Academy on Wednesday
next. 1t will be their opening
performance, and will be no doubt
most literally patronized by our
public spirited citizeus.
1t is very creditable to the gen
tlemen composing the new Asso
citation to have thus, as it were,
deposited the first fruits of their
Efforts, np0n the altar of their
country, by assisting so worthy
an object, and We have no doubt,
but their action will be fully ap
preciated and their future enter
prises generously encouraged.
The "Guion Academy" has
great need OF support, requiring
not only better furniture and ap
paratus, but funds to p,olong the
session to the required length,
which it has been unable to %
tam from any public source,
Let every one, initiate the gene
rous boys of the new dramatic
Association" and use his best eff
forts to assist our local Academy
i'll its present straits.
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THE WEEKLY THIBoDAUx SENTINEL, SATURDAY. MARCH p 1870
DEATH OF cleric DELATTE.

DEATH OF CLERIC DELATTE.
-On this morning week ago, Mr..
Cleric Delatte was found dead in
MS bed, in his residence some five
miles up the Bayou. The deceased
had been troubled With heart dis
ease, which was the cause of his
sudden demise.
The young man was a ma
tive of this Parish, having grown
up IN tho neighborhoOd in which
he died. He entered, when but
a youth, into the service of the
Confederate Army, as a member
OF Captain Bush's company of La
fourche creoles of the 18th. Louis
lana Regiment.
He was an eager. earnest and
faithful soldier during that un>
fortunate period.
Since the war he has been en-
gagged in mercantile pursuits, aud
has always borne the reputation
OF an honest and upright man.
He leaves a wife and family to
whom his loss is great and irre>
parable.
On Sunday last his remains
were inferred in st. Joseph's Cath
tic cemetery in Thibodaux where
they vii! repose, with those OF his
parents and relatives who have
gone before him, until time shall
be no more.
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Rouge. Amite City, Opelousas.
alexandria. Monroe. Minden.
Shreveport, Vidalia, Clinton, an,l
other towns, the undersigned urg
emily requested ~ restoration OF
the Peabody fund to rural Louis
lama latter the barter and apparent
deJeat at Baton Rouge; AMI that
the lett~' OF the General Agent,
Of Nov. 18th. 1879 IA third cory
Ut which is forwarded h.newi,iil
'eas' 4" tact, his response to that a,
peel.
Respectfully yours.
EeBT. n. LUSuER.
PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND,
Stannton. Va Nov. 18th. 1879.
0 h. NJ. L'islier, Supt. of Pub,ic Edu-
cation.
Dear sir:-Yon know th.t we do pa.
Gre eat TIE income of the Peubodg Eand
as q clarity, hut as III encouragement to
a State Mdt makes Strenuous efforts for
pa6tc Schools. Louisiana occupies a
doubtful portion; and l could not aasaee,.
your letter about aid till / could hare some
Of my doubts remored; and, now instead
OF encouragement we have nothing but
dIscouragement. Va State determines to
cripple the schools ue do not atccmpt to car
,y them on, We help build up but zoe
do not helpto destroy. We do not em5urk
in a sinking ship. We are sadly disap.
pointed and entirely discouraged. I do
not think we shall do any tn ne for
schools in La. unless the SKY. there, iiahts
up and brighteas. We may aid in Noaan,
instruction in the two schools of New Or
leans; but unless the people are resolyed to
help themselves rigorous1v ue do mot nro
pose to help them. l know the difficulty
is vim the faw- makers but the must
look to that. We cannot. If their pre
sent condition IS unfortunate, as 1 think it
Is that is a calamity that ace cannot remedy.
Even the statement of our mode of ac-
ton, with an honest explanation of our
reasons, seems to be interpreted as an i'm
interference. l only wished to point
out the way in which we could consistent
ly help the Stat. I shall not aqain er.
pose myself to that imputation. Having ex.
pended over $4,000. fer the State. We
We're, ofcourse, very reluctant to STE our
main object-a vigorous system of pub
lie schools-grow less, iastead of more hone
ful.
This is no reflection upon yourself. We
ac:ed ts'gether. We have both la
bored earnestly and with the best inten-
tions for the good of the State. Our mo
are MiscoRstrNed, and oar uoTh Is not
appreciated. except by q teW, and those tew
haze nc posrer.
l should be heartily glad, if anything
'roMld gre mea more hopeful ciew.
With sincere regards. yours truly,
B. SEARS,
General Agent.
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The excursion to New Iberia
under the auspices of Thibodaux
Fire Co. No. |, and the Young
Mems Benevolent Association
will take place GU to morrow two
weeks, April II. 1t bids fair
to be one of the most pleasant
and agreeable excursions that has
been organised in Thibodanx, It
wilt pass through one Of the most
beautiful portions of Louisiapa
into which but few persons of this
vicinity have ever travelled. Con
seqnently, the scenery, variegated
by Bayons, Lakes, Bays, sugar
cane fields, and prairies will be
grand and novel. Tgerville, Nor
gan City, Berwick City, Frank
lin, Jeannerette, and New Iberia
will be passed, during the
route. :
1t is a trip that will we'll repay.
the excnrsi0nists for the small
fees required to make the Journey.
The people of New Iberia are u
kind h%ospitable, and social people
n, d will receive theirvisitOrs with
that grace aud dignity that char
acterise, the Creole population of
Louisiana.
Many OF the visitors have rcla
tives in that section of country
who will meet them in New Iberia
and doubtless many IF our sol
tlier~ OF the late war will have the
privilege Of shaking again, the
Of their Attackapas and
OIelonses Gonzales daring their
Randerings from 1861 to 1865. =
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-03-27

The Democratic State Cen
trail Committee have fixed upon
the Twelfth day of April next as
the day upon which a convention
will be held in New Orleans to
nominate delegates TO the Cou
vention OF the National Demo
cratic Party at which candidates
for President and Vice President,
will be nominated.
The same convention will nrob
ably nominate Electors of the De
mocratic Party to be voted for at
the next Presidential election to
be held in November next.
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We print to day a communi
cation OF Hon. R.. NJ. Lusher Agent
OF the Peabody Fund in Louisiana
commenting Oh an article that an
peared in last Saturdays SENT
MEL. criticcising the canse PURSE
Ell BY Dr. Sears General Agent
OF that Fund. five have miscon
strued the course of the Peabody
Agent, we are willing to confess
our error. Next week we will
have something more to say upon
the subject as space is wanting to
day. Is
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-03-27

The Bayou continues to rise
slowly here.
Reports from above show fall
ing rivers almost everywhere.
where.
We think that in a few days the
danger will have passed away.
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An excellent journal. and
one that should be in the hands
OF every School Teacher, is the
Louisiana Journal of Education.
monthly in New Or
leans by K. NJ. Lusher and w. O.
Rogers. Besides a large quantity
OF good leading matter it is full
OF valuable hints and instructions
worthy the attention of all Der
sons engaged in the education OF
youth.
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Montreal Heard From.-R. l..
Mosely, of Montreal, Canada, Ger
titled Sept. II, 1879, that he bad
suffered terribly from dyspepsia,
and was completely cured by tax
ing Warmers Safe Bitters. He
says: Ny appetite is good and
l now suffer no Inconvenience
from eating hearty meals" These
Bltfers are also a specific for all
skin diseases.
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We are indebted to E.. A.
Burke State Treasurer for IA co..y
OF his annual report for the year
1879.
From its plain statements of
statistics we find that in the Par
lshes outside Of Orleans that Cad
90 pays the most Taxes, S3O579,.
Is, that Winn pays the Last,
Sl356.42. Lafourche-is seventh in
rank with S2O72S.S2.
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We are indebted to the mem
bers for a complimentary ticket
to \ "Soiiee Dansante of the
ThibOdaux Band at Music Hall
Wednesday evening April Z 1880.
This will be one of the finest
and -gayest balls of the season.
and will be fully equal to any
heretofore given by this we'll
known band. Every body should
attend.
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We ara again under obliga
tons to Bonnie Holden for papers
and Magazines placed upon our
desk. Mr.. Holden is receiving
subscriptions for Father Ryan's
Poems and various other books
aud periodicals.
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UAdyance and Ratrootu =; 4

"Advance and Retreat" is the
title of the posthumous book of
j. b. Hood, whose modest person
al bravery was the admiration Of
every one during the late war. II
is a narrative of his personal ex
perlences in the Armies of tina
United States and the Contederate
States. 1t is very handsomely
printed, octave size, containing
500 pages, with a handsome hello
graphic portrait in full military
a fine line engraving
OF the warriorsin citizens dress
Both are excellent likeness. The
book also has four photographic
maps cf battle fields. The price
OF the book, handsomely bound
in gray English cloth, in only
three dollars, and a copy will be
sent by mail, registered postage.
t1ee, on the receipt of that amount
General &. T. Beaareeard.
New Orleans, La.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-03-27

Theodore Gourges who shot
and killed Philip Murphy, on the
Ingieslde plantation two weeks
ago, gave himself up to the legal
authorities Immediately thereaf.
ter. The Coroner's Jury which in
vestlgated the homicide, decided
1t TO have been a clear case of
self defense.
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USEFUL IMPORTATION

USEFUL INFORMATION! !-Peo
pie in the country Parishes Of
Louisiana are indebted to the CITY
Press for much information tina,
is very useful and quite valua
BILE. The country papers are often
placed under great obligations
to the same source for matte,
that will be of extraordinary
worth to their readers.
1t affords us great pleasure to
reprint for the benefit of the pa,
irons of the SENTINEL any species
of knowledge that may be clipped
occasionally from the columns oil
the city Press.
For this reason we give place
to the following item found in the
Picayune few days ago:
"Bayou Lqtowche Break.-Mr,
Sidney f. Lewis, Of the State En-
gineer's Office, has returned from
his inspection Of the crevasse on
the Bayou Lafourche. He re.
ports that the break is fifteen
miles below Lockport, and on the
left bank of the bayou. The wa
ter there is flush with the top of
the levee, but at Lockport it has
yet Is inches to reach its highest
level, thus proving that the bayou
below the head of navigation
Lockport is shoaling, and i'm
mense deposits of sand are accru
ing iii the bayou, thus damning
up the water. The break is 81
feet wide with 6 feet fall of wa
ter. Work OH the crevasse ON
menced on Monday. and Mr..
Lewis was fortunate enough to sc
cure skilled wolkmen, who by
this time should have closed the
avenue. These breaks are of
yearly occurrence at this point of
the bayou, and will continue to
Oe so until the mouth of the La
fourclie be either dredged or
cleaned ont by concentration OF
It's water, Or by some other means.
The levees in this section have
been raised l foot within the last
three years, which shows how
iapld'y the deposits of sediments
are formed. The crevasse. f;ortu.
nately, occurred IN a vicinity
where 1t could do but little dam
age, only a few 'Cadien planters
being injured by it."
One of the points of valuable in
formation in the above is found
in the fact therein stated, that
'Lockport IS the head Of Naciga-
10" IN Bayou Latomche." Now
we have no hesitation in SAYING
that there is not a citizen who
resides on Bayou Lafourche, land
here are several who have been
on its banks for four score
FEARS that ever knew that be.
ore. Lockport, the head of navi
in Bayou Lafourche! Well
is an item of news here. An.
)ther important consideration.
or the hard working farmers,
whose crops of potatoes, onions,
;orn SC. is lost, will be found in
he consolation that they are only
A very soothing balm
o a wounded heart that is, which
he Picayune writer has found.
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s.. 7. Demanad6 has taken
charge Of the Franklin hotel
where he 10 prepared to receive
ana accommodate all his friends
and travellers who may give him
q call.
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Professor Leon will be here
on Monday with q show to amuse
the people, which is spoken of
very highly wherever it has been
exhibited. His price is moderate.
ouly 80 cents.
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The young man who parts
his hair in the middle, and sports
a gold headed cane will be at
GuiOn Academy entertainment.
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An Irishman called at a drno
store to get a bottle of Johasom,s
Anodyne Liain.ent, for the Rheu
matlsm ; the druggist asked him
in what part of the BODY il iron
bled him most. "Be me sonl
SAID he ! have it in every houl
and corner of me-"
For loss of cud, horn all,s red
IN COWS, loss of appetite,
ROT, or murrain in sheep /; thick
wind, and roaring, aud for all oh
structions of the kidneys. in
horses use Sheridan's Cauairu Con
o'cders. Don't buy a loyqe
pack OF worthless powder.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-03-27

The experience of coal buyers
last year has made those gentle
men sagacioas, and now they are
hnrrying in their supplies.