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THE FIRE RECORD.

Fighting Fire Under Difficulties.
LANSING, Dec. ga fire this morning
consumed several small stands. The cold
was so intense that the hose froze solid.
Both steam engines were disabled and the
fremen were frozen SO as to be unable to
work
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tor of St. Mary's church, Manchester, died
Sunday afternoon of consumption, after a
very long and painful illness. Mrs. Belts
leaves most devoted family and a circle of
friends who deeply mourn her loss.
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Gard to the Pubic.

HAVE removed my Dental Office to $50 Chapel
Il street. corner State, Room g. where shall be
pleased TO my former patients and friends, and
any who may desire my services. Teeth Allied with
Gold, Porcelain os-artifcial Amalgam fSilverl. Ar
tieiaI Teeth inserted Gold Platinum, any of
the cheaper bases. All work warranted,
MRS, E. JONES YOUNG.
once hours, a NJ. to Hp, m, d2s
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8oaro aIt0 Ruollls.

Furnished Rooms With Board.
49, A PLEASANT and desirable suite of Rooms
;i,H In quiet neighborhood; location central the
E.I rooms are large and sunny; terms moderate
For Particulars call at $40 CHAPEL STREET,
dSt Corner of Park
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NOTICE

NNDIlCEs
YWNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Merchants National Bank of New Haven, Conn.,,
for the election of the ensuing win
be held at their Banking House, Tuesday, JAN 11th.
1881. Polls open from 10eclock m. to II m.
$50 9dIw J. C. BRADLEY, Cashier.
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Local Stock Quotations.

Furnished by BunneH & Scranton,
BANKERS AND BROKERS, Brewster Building.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
SLEIGHS,

SLEIGHS.
1.-TWO Business Sleighs and one pair Paris Bobs,
With Pole, suitable for heavy work Also second
hand Business Wagons-top and no-top. Buggies,
Phetons &c. all of which will be sold low to clean
them out. 1NGHAMS.
d90 Az n Garden Street.
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A New Years Present


NYOTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM FAM
In MING, now confined in the Connecticut state
Prison. VIII petition the next General Assembly for
his release. d2s lat
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The snow storm-A Heavy FaII-Rapid
Approach OF Cold Wave.

Seeking Possession OF His Children.
New York, Dec. 29.-Dr. ]. Parker Pray
sought by ha6eas corpus to-day to-get posses
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Local weather Report.
SIGNAL oFFTcE. New HAvEH, Conn,
nara4s511ar- % 1880
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WANTED,
1000 Men and Women, at
H. A. SANFORD'S
TO BUY
Meats and Provisions.

EsIRsT MoRTGAGE BONDS 81 the BosIon anu
n New York Air Line Railroad Company =
The holders of the First Mortgage Bonds of the
Boston and New York Air Line Railroad Company are
hereby notified the Company exercising the right
to redeem said bonds upon six months notice as ex
pressed the face Of said bonds hereby notifies tins
holders thereof that they will redeem the said bonde
upon presentation at the office of the Treasurer Of
said Company, at number II Wall street. In the city
Of New York on or before the day of February,
1881 by paying the holders thereof respectively the
full amount of the principal SUM which would be
payable upon each of said bonds at its maturity to-
coupons annexed thereto according to their tenor.
and also additional premium Of Ave per centum OF
the nrinciuaI sum due upon each of said bonds,
Attest Z. L. WATSON, Secretary.
AZ osm4noaw2m B.&N.Y. A, L. R. 3. Co.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02
The Colorado WOOdsman.

The least known of Colorado charao
tiers is the woodsman. Now and the
he makes his presence evident by act
like one of last winter, when, musterin,
$50 of his comrades, he rode at night tt
Golden, took the Hayward murderers
from the jail, and left them hanging tc
convenient bridge; but he soon re-
lapses into his former obscurity. His
individuality is as genuine as that of
the cattle man or miner, from whose
ranks his are often, for various reasons,
recruited. Dense growths of pine COW
cred, and in many places still cover, the
greater part of the mountains. Here
the lumber mills were placed, and here
the woodcutter made his home in de-
fiance of law. The treatment of timber
lands can hardly be regarded as sue
cessful in this part of the world. No
man could legally cut wood or secure
title to his claim if he settled on this
land. 1t lay there, the paradise of
squatters, the secure abode of lawless-
ness. Government not being willing to
sell it or give it away, the sovereign
people took the matter into their own
hands. Needing wood, they took it, and
if valuable piece was dumped " some
one might count on being shot. Occa-
sionally an over-zealous supporter of
Government or the railroad companies
would prosecute the offenders, thirty or
fifty at time, for violation of the tim
Der laws. No jury was ever found to
convict these men, and, on their re-
lease, they took care to make things SC
hot for the informer that he left the
country or kept silence for the future
Had the lands been offered for sale
they would have found ready purchasers,
but the plan of Withholding them has
led to much careless destruction of their
trees.
The woodsman's wants are few. His
log cabin is built in few days, big
fireplace saves the expense of sto,e,
few boards nailed to the wall make Q
bedstead, boxes take the place OF furnl
ture, and two or three shelves support
the kitchen implements. When he has
all these he considers himself man OF
property, and entitled to look for wife.
N. Y. San.
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THIS IS WHY.

SOME go smiling through the gray time,
Under naked, songless bowers:
Some go mourning all the Nav time.
Mid the laughing leaves and flowers.
Why is this,
Rosy Bliss
Comes to kiss Winter gray?
Why, ali why .I.t
Doth Sorrow sigh
On the lap of lovely May?
Happy Love, with song and smiling.
Through the withered woodland goes:
Hapless Love hath no beguiling
From the redbreast of the rose.
This is why
Woods may sigh,
Flowers die and hearts be gay: t
This alas
The piteous pass
mat leaves US mourning all the May.
Alfred GrareS, in LitteI's LfUiag Aqe
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

All communications for this paper should be accom-
panied by the name of the author; necessarily for
publication, but as an evidence of good faith on The
part of the writer Write only one side of the pa.
per Be particularly careful in giving names and dates
TO nave the letters and figures pa and distinct Prop
er names often difficult to decipher because OF tIe
careless manner in which they written.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02

merchants, editors, ministers e,.
with their wives, met together by invi-
tation to celebrate the dedication dim
nerP You see, they had not invited
Bonny: nobody expected him; so at
first nobody noticed him as he slipped
noiselessly in.
The tables seemed SO full Of people
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Notice.

The Committee on 'Reliefs and for sup
plying Disabled Soldier9 with Artificial
Limbs" will meet at the Capitol, in the room
of the Judiciary Committee. on TUESDAYS
and THURSDAYS. at 1880 q. In., of each
week, until further notice.
The clerk of courts of records throughout
the State are requested to forward to the
committees list of probable heneticiaries,
residents of their several parishes. under
article 204 of the constitution. together
with all the facts in each particular case.
Evidence submitted must give the name
and residences of the applicant. the com
mand to which he belonged, and the
exact nature of his disability.
Apple 'nts from the parish of Orleans
will please appear in person before the com
mittee. or submit testimony in accordance
with above specifications.
Papers friendly to the object Of this no.
tice will pleaee copy.
w. c HARRIS, Chairman.
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Nous lisOns dams le Courier,
de Houma
Mons avons des nouvelles du ca
nal de la compagnie de Trerebon
lie. Les ttavaux avancent rapi
dement,, les deux ba1eaux dra
gueurs Sont a TN mile environ du
bayou Laionrche. Dams un mois
au plns tard. ills seront dams lie ca
nal Sandrez ct n'auront par conse
qnent plus que pour quelques
jours de travail pour achever
l'9uvre 81 impatiehment atten
due.
Aussit6t ie canal ouvert, les
deux batesux seront employees au
nettoyage du bayou Petit Gallon
qui parait 6tre, au dire des HON
mes compftents, lie plus propre a
la navigation des grands steam
boats.
Nous sOmmes done en- mesure
d'atfirmer posivement a nos copa
ro;ssiens que lie regne ruineux de
Morgan tOuche a sa fin.
La prochaine recolte passera
par la nouvelle route.
Les deux eminents citoyens de
la paroiSse, les hOnOrableS F. S.
Goode ct Pail Faisans qui ont
e'e les promoteurs de cette vote
de navigation, ont droit aux plus
grands eloges. lis ont bien meri
te de la paroisse Terrebonne a la
guelle lis sa':vent plus de cent
mllle piastreS par an. sans scOmT
ter l'enorme pIus-value que cette
vote dOnnera aux proprietes ct au
commerce local. - Courier de
Hoama.
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II es; III fut aequis a6s0r
mails cue Grant accente enfin la
caii'illalure "a la pres tlenre des
EJatS Unls, pour IN troisieme
'erme ct que i'ami Blaine,par def
ference pour son llln>tre ami, Sc
IaNleile au second role.
Les Eenocrates font mOins dos
tentation Ell moihS de brUit. Ce
pendant le temps approche on il
devient ne"eSsaire de Sc pr6parrr
pour l'6lec'i"n presi,ientielle.
Le vinat tioiS fevrier aula lieu
une gr.nde consultation "a l'h6tpl
Willard, d Washington, ponr
prenlre deS resolution dune con
ventiOn rationale.
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LIE Masque de fer du Figaro a
tronve nn argument peremptOire
contre la Marseillaise, ct pour les
les officers qui Ia retusent
Nous Sommes dams une Vile de
garrison du Nord. un jour de re-
Vua.
Au moment du defile, la 70 ule
reclame l'hymne de Rouget de
l'isle.
LIE general commandant stavan
&c vers les braillards les plus re
ussis. ct:
-EteS vous tyrannises ?
Men
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Denx ivrognes lmrenitents, a
F9il eteint, q la tOrgne enlumlnea
font une petite visite IA la morgue
entire tIeux canonS.
lis contemplent longuement un
noye endorsement decompose par
suite dun long sejour dams la
Seine. puiS l'un d'euX Sc tour
nant vers son copdia.s5 <s
In vols. mon yleuX COnpeau,
VOLTA on ca conduit de boire sde
l'eau.
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lie magasin de madame Mil.

-Ee magaSln de mauame MI
ler de Labadieville 4 etc la proie
des flammeS dams la mutt dn II ct.
lie stock de marchandiSeS evalue
a environ $500 etc assure pour
une somme he $4,000. La cause
de Get incendie h'est pas connue.
II s'eSt BONE an magasin de Ma.
dame Miller, grace l'interven-
to-. appcrtnne de bon nombre de
gems de couleur acconruS pour
porter Sece9rS.
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DECEs.-Nnus apprenors IL
mort de N. Joachim Guero, de
ceile u sa resid-n"e, sur lie Ter
rebenue dams la matinee de "a.
nanclie dernier, 10 contauf, ii
i'age de 55 ans.
Les tnneraillps ont eu lieu dams
l;apreS-mie.i de lundi, l'csIse
catholique tie liouma. an milipu
d'uu grand concours de person
neS
NJ. Gueno ftait l'ua lrs plus an
ciens plantrurs tie Id parojSse de
Terrnhonne. OH il etait entoure'
de I'estine ct de la consideration,
de tons. C'etait le type k, pl',s
pariait Gu vrai creole, par son
ur''anlte, par sa generosiie par
hauteur de son caractere.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS,

NR. JOHN BOSIO, PhOPRIETAIRE
Vl du RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE-SAIsossI
PREVENT ses alnis lie IA vile ct dc la cam
pagne, ainsl que lie pnblic ell generate, qui
IA translere son restaurant du No. lJj ae
la rue de Chartres au No. III 1 de Il, meme
rue, pres tie ot-Luuls. Ii protte de cette oe-
caslon pour reInercier le pubic ct sOliiclte
en- meme temps la continuation de sun blen
veliiaHt patronage. ii intorne Ell outre ses
amls quli des salons particulars au pre-.
Inier, ct des elambres neublees d Iouer ) e
semalne gu au mols. Les personnes de "a
vile ct de La caiupagne y trouyeront tout ar
comfort desirabie.L e restaurant sera ouy ell
usqua uult. few 10,
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SUCCESSION OF CELESTIN ALIAS
CHARLES YOUNG NO. l0A PRO
BATES.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
- Court. Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Lettie Anderson administrator. of said es
tate has this day rendered a ifinal account
of her administration and praying the
homologation of the same.
Now. therefore the parties interested. are
hereby notified to produce in this office,
within ten DAYS following the publication
of the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homologation of
said account, otherwise the same shall be
approved and homologated according to
law.
1~~) Witness my hand and the i'm
! LIS. press of the seal of my office. this
Nv Dist. day of February A. ID. 1880.
j. w. KNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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hArs srlaires encore lmpayeS pour
les mcis de Novembre ct de De-
ccmbre 1879, sons compter lie mois
de Janvrier qni Went d'expirer.
Donner aux maitres d'ecoles,
en- Placement de leurs services, des
bons recevables pour les taxes,
c'est>a-dire negociables, est ne
leur donner bien juste que ce qui
leur est dit, admettant que le tre-
sOr Sc trouve dams limpOssi5ilite
complete de les payer compliant.
-L'epidemie de rougeOle, quoi
que entree dams Ia periodic de de
elm. sevit encore a New York. II
yaeu i5S cas- de cette maladie
pendant la semaine finie lie 3 cou
rant. 2S3 la semaine suivant, 226
DIN 10 au II ct 327 iu II au "a. II
Y aura une diminution notable
ponr la semaine finissant aujOur
d'hui. L'opipion commune que
la rougeole n'offre pas de danger
est erroEee, car 81 entants en sont
morts du Ter au "a de ce mois. II
faut aiouter Que la plupart du
temps la mort est le reSultat dim
prudences pendant la GONZALES
cence.
Nous demons ci-desSous le nom
bre de cas- deS diverSeS maladies
contagieuses notifiaes Ia com
mission sanitaire de New York
pendant lsannee 1879:
Fievre typhoide, 432 fevre
scariatinp, 5.546 ; rougeole, 1883;
diphtherie, |, 1888 petite verole
65.
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6tHIt eDtiereui2nt cOnSaciee Il ia
.ante,le Pe,soane ne Sc scrait
avl>e d'earoyer sous ce nom, les
G!lteLS al iere-,,nuX, ame;S pa folS,
Que IN paste nous diSrriuue aujour
d'iXlivec .n!.e protision 'si:;ic!a-
~
MYs le Nonde f,it depuis ces
tempS 'le Slmplicis6 ,ies pr"g,es i'm
menseS les Valentines auSsi
On les divise anjoHrtl'hni en-
denx ga it!es categorles, et drnX
genres, 81 yOus voultz: lie genre
gallant ct le genre satiliqne. In
njie lie vn.is dire QUE CO Gern'er
est le Plus nLmbrenX. .aontiant
de qneI c6:@ peEcle ia talance de
l'rSprit mo'lelne.
lie genre 9a'ant est IN reStr de
Ia tradition on rlut0f de Ia con
lulile primitive. don't le respect
S'cS, encore cons.rVe chez Quel
oue> unS. 4 esi na.ur,ile,ntnt ii
i'uSage ct l.tdreSSe du beau
seSe. Ioujaurs lie mem" quaur
al to"d, il q sui,i dams sa t,.rn,p
les plu%,es ae ,'espri,. d. la lilte
latule It de i'indaStria. C,eSt
ainsi que les valentines salant.>
de nos jours, nous ofi'rpHt DIES sen
timents tous sleieotypes, modeles
en- de heauX vers, i,nrtlmes en- iii
verses cOulPurs. sur m papitr
glace, encadre de den'elles TT or
ne de medai!Ions Que l'on ser..it
tente d'attribuer All princeau de
nos plus grands maitreS.
Ces petltS chefs d'9uvre de lite
rature sentimentale ct de peintn
re ST d6bitent a des prix reeile
ment mesquins ce qui explique
probablement pourqnoi plus dune
belle insensibie ct incredible, les
troisse dedaigneusement daus ses
mains.
Mais bien meilenr marche en-
core est lie second genre. lie genre
satirique. Ii est certain que notre
steele un sgoht prononce
pour la caricature. II ne fau
draft pas en- tirer une prenvc 4
l'appui de Ia th6orie darwinienne.
atteudu que 81 les singes nous res
semblent par gueiqnes c6feS, nous
devons leur ressembler ega!ement
ce qui he prouve nullement que
notre grand grand papa etait IN
orang outang. Mais nous aimons
le satirique, lie grotesque, csest in
contestable.
LIE ridicule est meme une arme
formidable entire les mains de qui
salt s'en servir. IL a tue plus
dun gouvernement.
Mais pour en- revenir aux valen
tines, lie genre satirique ou carica
ture, est lie plus ell faveur, ct lie
meilleur marche. Aussi, quill en-
pleut!
POnrrions-nous dire settlement
tout ce que l'imagination capri
cieuse de nOs artistes a invente en-
ce genre.
ArreteZ>vouS un instant de
want retalage de nos libraries on
de nos magasins de modes, vous
Ell aureZ une idee.
Pour nous, nous pasSonS Outre.
Nous aurons lie temps d.examiner
a loisir ces caricatures, sur notre
bureau. Nos bons amis ne man
queront pas de nous ell envoyel
une petite collection. ct de blen
s'amuSer a nos dtpens.
Rira biea qui ,'i;'a le dernier:
Les marchands de Valentines
ct administration deS Postes.
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F.,
heQt eXenptteS deS taxes de
hroisse.
Sm..motion de Mr.. James Mo
nj, secontiee par ChaS. Brown, lie
Rsldent da Jury de Police fut
alorlse a loner lie ferry de Lock.
port pour cinq ans, savoir 1881.
M, 1888, 1884, 1885, moyemant
somme annuelle de $4,000,
hyable les 1ar Janvier de cha
Sae aimee. L'ac1uereur qui est
VI. ID. Barker a iourni un bon
~sooO, a l'ortlre du president,
par garantir accomplishment
u = Ses devoirs. CONNIE Ferryman.
iols les memMes ont vote dams
! SssalFmatlse, excepte Mr., VALERIE
uae'iry qni a vote non.
n le plan spnmis par Mr.. p. A.
ialoodanx, geomGtre. delinissaut
y illniteS de Ia parOiSSe Terre
.alle ct de Lafourche sur l'ha-
a'atlon Acadia d etc excepte ct
Sa action a etc ratitiee.
F eomlte de reclamations a adop
sMaSleurS rec!amatiOns don't lie
,0'at s'eleVe a s142.13 ct une
~ 'a.Opflauon est faite pour les pa
our motion de James Moran sc
"aaee par ChaS. Brown Jordan
! saAce No. 1876 imposant une take
s y sept Mills sur toutes les pro
atles taxahles de Ia paroisse,
a.a'r; ;' : mills pour le salaire des
W. ts;aa'ateuls, l mill pour l'ameIiora
h0n T. ees eeoles, 3 1I2 mills pour
-; uepenSes generates de la pa
~. ssy' ct IL mill, pour !ameliora
ana, MI - tentre5ien des proprietes
~ ,ssoiques. est unaniment adep
., % ainsi qGe l'ordannailce No.
= relative aux Licenses.
=. n'illh sur motion de James Nc
dsa '' = Il est resola que la balance
~, es iohts Gle 1879, dams ie tresor
ds., s 'iansteree, apres que toutes
os. 'es oe cette meme aimee SCI
1Ssap E apayees, an Fond general dt
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SUGGESTIONS ofJOSEPH DEVILLARD
AND WIFE OPHELIA BOUDREAUX.
Parish COurt-Parish OF Lafourche No.
1855 PrObateS

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
- Observation-Disclosures Theodore Verrier
of said parish has this day made aPplica-
tion to the said Court to be appointed adj
ministrator of said Succession.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
if any they have, with the Clerk of said
Court. at his office in the Town of Thiho-
daux within ZEN days after the first publica
tiop hereof, otherwise the said applicant
will in due course of law be appointed adj
minlstrator OF said Estate and qualified as
such.
(~~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. of the seal of my office. this l4th'
~ day OF February, A. d. 1880.
j. w. KN0BL0CH,
Clerk of SAID Court.
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Refsxion philosorhiqne dun
rochard! C'est s'ngnlltl, qnand
le yin tcurne, il aierit; Qnaad
l'homme est girls, il tourne!
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PLANT d.ORANGERs.

Les personnes desirant acheter du plant
d.oranger voudront bien s'adressera Victor
Pave. cutoff on H. FL. Micheiet, Thibo-
daux
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant
Ii, I3 E. I5-- Royal Street, ". o. IL, l3 et
Entre Canal ct Dcuane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PRopRrETAIRE

LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PRoPRTETAIRE
On trouve dams Get etahlssement tout ee
que La saisoii faurnit dc plus dieicat ct toute
espece de sins de cholx tout ce qulil faut
pour soirees ct marriages etc.
II Y des salons particulars an premIers,
ct des ehanhres 6legarament meublees i
louer la sema,.ie ct All mois.
Les Pianteurs ct les habitants de la cam
pagne qui voudrcnt honorer Get etahlisse-
ment de leHr patronage Y trouyeront des
cIambr et neu nourriture Donne ct copi
euse $500 parjour.
- Les portes du restaurant restent on
vertes jusqu'a minuIt ID n. Is
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G5- .hsue kSecatur.....G .G5
On Sc Genliansse comment ON
preyiept une 1ouIe de niaiauies leiles uue
les ilevres Intermittentes. la dyspepsie, les
naladihs lie poitriHe: Phthsic khunes
i5ronchite, Ansine, Granulat;ons, Lirynp.
lite, Aphonie, Asthme. plenresle. Lympba-
tisme, Maladies du foie, de la Vssse ct
ties oies Crinaires. des Nevraigies, pour
lie pansement des plates.
Lon previent ct fon guerit toutes ces
maladies en- taisant usage de
L'EUCALYPTUS kslETEssS,
Depuis Introduction en- Europe de rEu
calyptus par F. Ramei, ct dep,lls que Fat
tentlon du monde sciutiiique etc appe
ele sur les avantases mtdtlpies que Ton
a,unVait tirer dc cstte rtinarquabie plante
pour la guerison de diverses maiadies,
un grand uombre de praticeis aistingucs
ont constate ct demOntre rethcacite ds
pEuealyptus.
Les produits fEucalyptus, sent EN-.
ployes aveo grand sncces depuis pllsieurs
apnees dams les hopitaux dc Raris.
Lee ksaaaer a.Rcsiiy gsEus, COMPOSE
de In riante Ge ce nolu, est un preyentli
sur colitre une toule de maladies.
Depot general: BURhE Il THOMPSON,
No. o6 kUE TCHOUPiIOULAS n. o.
justly
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-27
Democratic Primary,

AT the Democratic Primary pre-
cinct meeting for Lewiston precinc,
held in Lewiston on Tuesday the oath
inst, the following named persons
were elected delegates to'the county
convention to be held in Lewiston on
Saturday the 2Sth inst
II. w. Stanton; j. M. Silcott; J
NJ. Curry Jasper Rand; P. M. Davis
M. Lydon j, McGrane j. w. Nc
Cormick {; John Weis. erber; j B
Menomy J. N. Lindsay j. @. Mox
ley; N. Hale; ID. Wardwell; j. w
Denny; J. J. Bonner,
Ii. w. STANTON, J. MCGRANu,
Chairman Secretary
THos. H. HARRISON,
Secretary.
Lewiston, Idaho, Aug 25, 1880.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-27

KILLED.-We learned that a little son of
Mr.. Dill, who resides in the Asotin country,
was killed recently by falling from load of
hay, the wagon passing over him and kill
ing him almost instantly his father being on
the load at the time