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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-02-28
Science and Industry,

1t is estimated that 100000 eggs
are consumed daily in the United States
The potato crop of this country for
1879 is estimated at lS1 $3.50, 900 bushels.
"A dozen firms in the West have
spent from $4,000 to $50, 900 each with
in the past few years making elaborate
experiments with view of lettering
the mold-boards of plows.
Large consignments of American
butter have lately been shipped in 10
pound packages, enclosed in tin cans,
to Scotland. They were received in
good order, and sold readily at 81 II
cents per pound.
The value of all the horses in the
United States in 1879 was estimated at
S573, 254, $50, value of the mules $780,
O33, 100, value of the milch COWS, $780,
953,920i : whole value of horses, mules
and mich COWS 1926, 241 1928.
Novelties in the dairy are becoming
SO common, that one must be wide
awake to keep up with them. Now that
we had become satisfied that the centri-
fugal churner left nothing to be desired,
q German dairywoman comes along
with a process of making butter and
cheese, by simply squeezing the water
and other substances out of the cream
or milk,
From an examination by G.. C.
Broadhead of the loess at many places
along and adjacent to the Missouri and
Mississippi Rivers, it appears that the
eolian or wind drift theory will not ac-
count for its origin. Mr.. Broadhead has
been led to conclude that the loess must
have. been a "sediment in the quiet
waters when the rivers were blocked up
below with ice. When the barrier was
melted away channel was worn through
the silt, leaving the finely comminuted
clays on the neighboring hills as we now
find them.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-02-28

dignity. Sometimes the reptile sue
ceeds in burying his fangs in the flesh of
his master; but it is hard to tell which
gets the worst of the bargain-the snake
from the effects of the lightning >,
whisky that oozes out of the puncturcs,
or the " tanner - from the effects of the
reptiles poison. The performance con-
cludes by the :" tanner putting several
smaller members of the rattcsnake fam
ily in his bosom.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-02-28
School and Church

The Baptist Church at Groton, N.
T., has paid debt of nearly $4,000, and
solemnly pledged itself never again to
incur any interest bearing Indebtedness
Bishop Stevens and special com
mittee are making an examination into
the alleged ritualistic practices at St.
Clements Episcopal Church, Phila-
delphia. I@I
The young women of Philadelphia
are to have enlarged facilities for uni
versity instruction. There are now four
lecture-rooms (and probably fifth will
be added) in the University of Pennsyl-
vania to which girls are admitted.
Il Boston school teachers are well
treated and well paid. Some of them
have been on duty for 40 years many
for 80. When too old to teach they are
not pushed aside and left to suffer
through want, but are honorably pen
stoned.
In Elizabeth, N. j., the two Baptist
churches are negotiating with view to
consolidating into one. 1t is thought
that if one strong church can be made
to take the place of the two, which are
financially crippled, there will be hopes
OF successful life and growth.
The London Times publishes the
following record from Bishops work
book for 1879, with the remark that the
work described is by no means excep-
tionally heavy: "sermons, 80; clergy
ordained, 80; churches consecrated, 4;
churchyards ditto, 2; churches opened,
%: combinations held, "a; candidates
confirmed, 7,211; speeches at public
meetings, 46; interviews, 474; letters
received, 6,744; letters answered with
his own hand, 1922.
The Baptist Yearbook for 1880 will
show a large increase of members in
the Baptist denomination North and
South. The total of members reported
i 2,133,044, against 2,102, 1884 last year,
showing an increase OF 5000. There
are 1906 associations = increase, 90;
2t,794 churches-increase, 295; 15,4Oi
O. 'dained ministers increase, AT. The
additions by baptism were 1924, a
falling off of upward of $4,000 from
last wear. The exclusions numbered
20,5S0.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-02-28
Queer Excuses.

Some curious things have been written
in response to invitations or conveying
the invitations themselves. A man Of
letters, travelling in the United States,
responded to literary lady's invitation
"to meet some minds at tea y at her
house by expressing his sorrow at being
prevented from doing so through having
already promised to meet some stomachS
at dinner. Whether his excuse shocked
American modesty, we do not know; he
would have been set down as very
rude man by the English farmer $
daughter who, in acknowledging a
feminine friends invitation to 90 WIN
her to the races. wrote on behalf OF
herself and her sister: "Thc energy
of the races prompts me to assure YOU
that nv request is forbidden, the idea
of which | had awkwardly nourished'
Notwithstanding my propensity 10 re-
serve. Mr.. r. will be there. Let me
with confidence assure you that him
and brothers will be very happy to meet
you and brothers. We girls can not 60
for reasons. The attention OF the cows
claim orr assistance in the evening
An impecunious nobleman once de-
clined an invitation to dinner for very
pressing reasons. His note was con-
cluded in the following terms: s.. L
can not express my regret that it is quite
out of nv power to dine with you. And
you will pity me when you hear | am IN
bed. A rascally creditor has had every
thing / possess taken from me. ! must
remain in bed till my lawyer comes
as | have not coat to put on. This IS
the reason, dear Lady Cork, l can not
dine with you An allsut1lelent one
VIC should judge.-Londo'a G|o0e.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-02-28
Foreign Notes.

king Humbert has bought land in
Abyssinia and is trying to start an Ital-
ian colony there.
The richest youthful heiress Of the
day in England is Miss Maynard, grand
daughter Of Viscount Maynard. She
has 100000 year in land, and large
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-02-28

A STORY is told of a Boston clergy
man. who was waited upon by young
couple and asked what his fee would DC
to marry them. He answered that IL
would be s., and thereupon the couple
were united. The groom handed him a
$50 bill and received S4o IN chahSo. IN
few days after it was found tnal ln laat bni
was counterfeit, and it is now suspected
that both parties to the contract were
men.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-02-28

CUsTARD WITHOUT MILK. Add to
one pint of flour two heaping spoonfuls
of flour, boil well, and when cold add
one egg, piece of butter, half the size OF
an egg, one cup of sugar, salt to taste,
and flavor with lemoa or vanilla.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-02-28

-Matrons prefer high eoiffureH'
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pourtant Gtait de TRAVELLER au
hipn do PEtat.

pourtant Gtait de TRAVELLER au
bien de PEtat.
Contre le sroisieme terme: limo
walton qri aneantit les prec6
dents etablis par Washington,
Thomas Jefferson ct antreS ct per
mettrait a un homme de perp6tuer
le pouvoir dams SD famille.
Contre les grandes corporations
qui torment un quatrieme pouvoir
dams l'Etat ct, p'r l'intluence de
l'argent .arrivent a controller u
leur profit le gouvernement DE
tat ct le souvernement general
en- faveur de la refOrme du service
civil, reforme eludee qusqu'ici.
Contre les subsidies aux profits
des grandes enterprises particu
lieres auxquelIes on "a d6ja livre
plus de 10000, 900 d'acres de ter
res ct plus de 100000, 900 de dol
lars.
Pour la revision du tarif, le
quel take tous les produits aux de
pens du panvre consOmmateur ct
Ell faveur de quelques lubricants.
En- favour lie la reduction de III
dette qui est de $2,OOO,OOO, 900 ct
II cOute encore Fan dernier $780,.
OOOO. 900 d'interet.
Enfin pour la liberte du scrutin,
liberte sans laquelle il ny IL que
despOtisme ct c0rrHptlon.
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THIBODAUX LM, SAMED1 20 MAI 1880

rant elimin6 de IL liste lies can
didatS, suivant une coutume ans
81 vielle que les conventions pre>i
dentielles. Son success dependant
a etc dun tel caractere ct arrache
avec de tells efforts a une defaite
imminente, quill montre SD fai
b!esse plut6t que SD force. II mon
tire clairement le rapide d6clin de
sa candidature, qui a commence
par ule pr6tention presomptueuse
de sOulever une explosion spon
tanee d'enthousiasme populaire,
ct qul maintenant est desceDdue
Il ce point que ses partisanS Sc
'ejouissent Gu'elle ait echapp@ Il
Tue deroute dams son propre
Etat.
LIE resultat de Sprinfeld provo
qnera DIES comparisons pen salts
faisants pour les amis du general
Grant. On Sc rappelle comment
le Maine Il acclam6 Blaine, ct on
Sc demandera quelle sorte de viz,
toire celia aurait etc pour iui 81
dans une convention de pres de
sept cents del6gues, il await Ell a
Sc contenter dune piteuse majori
te de 70 voiX. On Sc deman,lera
aussi OH Ell serait aujourd'hui
Sherman CONNIE candidat. 81 son
triOmphe Il la convention de
l'OhiO s'etalt rebuilt aux proper
tions de celui de Grant a Spring
field. On Sc souviendra encore
de l'appui cordial ct unanime don
ne EdmGnds par lie Vermont, ct
Il Window par lie Minnesota. De
ces comparisons on sera force
de conclnre qu'rn candldat qul
he peut pas ''harmonier'' son par
ii dams son propre Etat, ne peut
pas Sc tlatter de reunir l'agre
ment harmonieux de III nation, ct
que, par consequent, il nest pas
prOpie Il taire TN candidat a Chi
cago. La conclusion est irreflta
bic; la lOgique des chiffres de
Springfield est Irresistible.
La Tribune passe ensuite Ell re
vue les debats qui ont Gu lieu
dams le sein de Ia convention, ri
il termine par SEES lignes: "La
senle chose qui reste Il savO,r
nIaintenant, c'tst 81 les districts
partisans de Blaine ct de Wash
burne Sc laisseront ecraser par la
machine a trOisieme terme, OIL
s'lls choisiront des delegues c:.al
! geS tie cOnteSter les AiegAS de
ceux commissioners par Ia COZ,
vcntion pour la repr6senter q
cOntre sens"
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Dams ce cas-, il seralt desormais
impossible quill fdt nomme par
la convention de Chicago au PIE.
mier tour de scrutin. On peut
meme, suivant .!es imformations
a peu pres certaines, tenir cette
conclusion CONNIE acquise des Il
present. Or, Isl Grant nest pas
nOmme a premier tour de scrutin,
il va de grandes probabilities qu'-
il ne le sera point :ensuite. Aus.
81 est il tres vraisemblable quill
n'attendr;. pas la defaite, Gui Sc
pour lui une humiliation irrepara
bic ; ct que 81, a la derniere hen
re son success nest pas assure
avant l'epreuve, Il aura assez de
dignite pour se1etirer honobstant
les instances indiscretes de DANCE
reuX amiS.
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UNE LETTRE DE L'HON DAVID

UNE LETTRE DE L'HON DAVID
DAVIS SUR LA SITUATION POLITE
QUE DE L'UNION.-En reponsc a
une lettre d lui adress6e par l'Hon
Browning z. Williams, ex-secre
taire do l'int6rieur, lie senateur Da
vid Davis q ecrit une lettre pro-
gramme OH il passe en- revue tOu
tes les questions Il l'Ordre du jour,
aux Etats. Unis.
Cette lettre, remarquable par sa
clart6 ct son bon sens, commence
par dire que le penple des Etats>
Unis a soft de paix, ct qu'on ne
l'obtiendra qu'en mettant de cote
toute question de section, Ell adop
tant franchement en- principe ct Ell
pratique les principles de la consti
tuition avec les nOuveaux amende
ments. en- accordant "a tous sans
distinction les .n6mes droits ct la
meme protection.
La lettre Sc declare contre la
centraiisation qui supprime l'Eta,
au profit du gotryernement gene
raj, contrairement aux principe>
lntmes de Linconl don't la mission
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PIC-NIC.-Ia societc des Young
Mems BeneroleM Association, com
posee de l'elite des jeunes de la
.paroisse, donnera, le 2 JUN, 4
l.occasion de la celebration de
son 13me. anniversaire, I'M grand
Pic Mic sur l'habitation Acadia,
lsancienne residence du Colonel
Burton, ct le soir un grand bal
dams la Music Hall.
Pour la cOmmOdit6 des person
nes qui veulent participer a Ia
fete du jour, le comit6 charge DIES
! preparatifs mettra Il leur disposi
ton des voitures pour les trans
porter sur les lieux. Les departs
auront lieu du depot de Machines
a cOudre Singer, tOutes les demi
heures. LIE preniec aura lieu a 8
heures du matin.
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La Cause du Gramtistne,

La cause de Iex president dit
le Courier dcs EtatS> Unis. ma
pas gagne de terrain depuis les
derniers apercus qui ent etc pn-
blieS. IL Semble au cOntraire que
les chances de Sa canuidature Sc
soient encore amoindries par le
fait quill NEST plus possible de
c0nserver diffusion sur les dispo
sitions de l'Elat de l1Illinois, qni
est le propre Etat du general
Grant, ct on il ma obtenu qu:une
plura'ite dams les assemblies pri>
maires, tandis que ses amis devai
ent compter au moins sur Ene
grande majorite, simon sur I'una
nimite pour retablir son prestige.
Suivant les derniers avis de Chi.
cago, l'ex-president ne compterait
guere a Ia prochaine convention
dc l'Etat que les deux cinquiemes
environ des d6legues, tandis que
trois cinquiemes pour lie moins Sc
repaftiraient entire Washburne ct
Blaine, avec l'avaDtase pour le
premier. Qnelques optinistes
pensent que, Washburne r6pudi-
ant Ia candidature tant que ceIle
de Grant est maintenue, celui-ci
prOfi.erait au dernier moment de
la plupart des voix tlonn6es a ce
lui la mais ceux qui ne Sc patent
pas d'illusions pensent au con
trai-e que tout &C qui nest pas
des a present pour Grant est con
tire lui, ct que, cons6quemment il
plus IL craindre qua esp6rer de
la retraite eventuelle de Wash
burne.
En- somme, bien quill soft inn
possible de Sc faire une idee pre-
else de la position respective des
candidats, attendu que la plupart
des delegues Sc reservent de iixe:
definitivement leurs choix lors de
la reunion de la convention nation
ale, OH peut cousjd6rer CONNIE
tres vraisemblables les supputa.
tons suivantes: Sur 756 delegues
don't doit Sc composer la conven
ton republicaine de Chicago, Coz
sont deja NOMINEES, ct il .en restt
par consequent 152 designer.
! Sur les 604 connus, 255 sont nc
toircment favorables an genera
Grant, 214 Il Blaine, 90 Shel
mau, % a Edmunds ct Il a Vast
burne. Les conventions encore
en- suspens sont les suivantes
Alabama, 20 mai; Colrado, %
Dakota, 10; Florida, Il; Idaho
Illinois, 10; Louisiana, IA; Mi
chigan,i u !; Minnesota, 10; Ne
braska, II; Nevada, IL; Virgi
ME. .-Occidentale, 12; Wyomin:
Sur les 151delegues que do
vent fournir ces conventions, O
, pense que Grant re.tloit pas com
} ter sur plus de trente Il quarautt
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IN CONFORMITY WITH A RESOLU-
i ton adopted by the Police Jury. May
4th 1880. all holders of Parish Warrants or
Claims. already approved, against the Par
ish for expenses OF 1880. are hereby re1ues,,
ted to produce the same to the undersigned
Parish Treasurer, within 80 days from date
ofthis notice, III order TO be inscribed and
numbered, and if the said warrnts Or claims
ara not presented within the above specified
time they shall he declared null and void.
+. SAMOAN.
i Parish Treasurer.
Thibodaux La, May Sth, 1881.
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IN aNctdeNt tfdyt' 'cOMtIne en- 1cN
gOn.--Le souvenir dn terrible dra
me de Kognac Vii tronbler bien dcs
cerveaux: tout voy;t:eur un peu
nerveux ct sensible Va voir dGsOr
mails dams tont compfgnon Il la
mine rebarbative,et "a Failure som
bre un nouveau MOntel. "A ce pro
pos, la Decentralization de Lyon
racOnte nns incident tragi comi>
que arrive dams l'exprpsS de Lyon
a Marseille qut part de Ia ljrmi
ere vile q dix htures guarantee
hnit minutes du soir.
Entire Chasse ct Vienne. lie con
ducteur-chef de ce train, ayant
entendu deux fois Ia sonnette elec
trlque d'alarme, fit arr6ter le
tram Ell pleiDe vote ct SO rendit
vers une voiture d'ou partaient
des appels r6it6reS. a son applo
che, un jeuue homme, NJ. Phillip
de Bloch, originaire de Zurich,
St rendant a Marseille, sc precipi
til tout t1emblant horS du coupe,
ct dit au condncteur chef quill y
await dams le meme compartment
que lui un voyageur qui vOulait
le depouiller ou le tuer. LIE con
ducteur-chtf fit monter NJ. Bloch
dams son tourgon ct continua ain
81 jusqu'a Vienne.
A. Vienne, le sous chef de 'gare
de service, aide de deux gendar
mes, tit une enqu6te.
Au depart lie Lyon, NM. Bloch,
Suisse AIlemand, ct Azanco, Els
pagnol, prirent place dams le me
me coupe. Ces voyageurs gui lie
Sc connaisSalent pas. sc placerent
cliacun a une extremite du com
partiment.
L'Espagnol, voyant une came
entire les mains de Bloch, lui de
mantla 81 ellie centenait une epee.
Bloch, ne comprenant rien de
l'espagnol, ne repondit pas.
AZanco tit alOrs tles signes ct
des gesies pour exprimer sa pen
see.
Bloch ne repondant toujours
pas, Azanco s'apprOcha ct deman
da II examiner Ia came.
Bloch. qul n'etait pas rassure
du tout, abandonna sa canine
Qu'Azanco examina ct rendit aus
sit6t ;la frayeur de Bloch angmen
ta encore lorsqu'il Wit Azanco
chercller da.s sa couverture d;f
ferents ohjets don't celui-ci etait
mum pour passer la mutt.
t'royant IA chaque instant QUA
zanco allait sse!ancer sur lui, ct
terrific par le souvenir lie rassas
sinat de Rosnac, don't ii croyait
voir ume ree.litiou, Bloch prit une
resolution Il jeta sur la banquet
te tout ce qu'iI possedait: son
porteteuille garni de billets de
banque. Sd chaine ct sa montre en-
or, etc. -,
Azanco, etonne, fit signe qn',l
ne voulait rien accepter du tout
ct chercha IL expliquer quill ne
TAFT pas un voleur; plus il pal
lait, plus Bloch prenait peur. ct
c:est sous le coup de cette frayeur
qu'l appuya sur lc bouton de la
sonnerie electrique ct tit arr6tel
le train.
| Azanco n'etair porteur d'au
cune arme ct ne demandait que
du repos. car il venait de Londres
ct Sc reudait directement MAJ
seille.
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Notice.

The public is hereby notified not to nego-
tate for three certain mortgage notes exc
cute.l by Drauzin Triche to his own order
and by him endorsed in blank, .uader his
ordinary mark, dated November lst. 1869,
and identified with an act OF sale passed
that ,lay before L. f. Leblanc theu Deputy
Recorder of Lal0urche Parish.
one note for $1,000 payable in March ls1 |.
One note for S30Dapayabie in March 1872.
nenote for 5000 payable in March 1873.
Eacl, note bears 500 interest from its
date. The said notes are the separate prop
erty Of the undersigned and have been los,
MRS. LEONIDAS TROScLAIR.
Thibodaux, April 23, 1880.
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c.z-Mr. G. Azema Went de
.,;re pIacer nne machine a gaz
pui ppsrbarin, dams Establishment
,sal p'' par le populaire J. N::Wright,
" 'e'a attendant que la lnmlere cleo
o. ..one puisse avantageusemont
.smulacer ~" Get eclairage.
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]. VERGN0LE,

.6j.......Ruc Dccautur........6 65
-IMPOETATECR De
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUITS
A L'EAUDEVIE, WEYMOUTH, HUI
LIE, SARDINES, ABSINTHE.
Seul agent pour lc Sud ct rOuest de W.
IL. ZUBA T. CO., COgnac de IL celGbr
marlue des wins dc A. SELLER a. co.
Bordeaux, CHAUNET Fills. Tn assOrti
ment general dc liqueurs du pays.
Bitter des Arabes
Superieur tout autre.
Les proprie.es tongues, stimulantas ct
disestives dc ce bitter, asissent sur le sys-
ttme nerveuX ct I'll font une besOin ex-
tr6me.nent agreeable ct hientaisant. Com
me aperitit le BITTER DIES AliABES
fait le plus grand hien aux estOmaes TAI
bles ct defeats ct combat enhancement las
dyspepsia.
u. VERsNOLk.
u-81y. Proprietaire, N. Orleans
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS.

MR. JOHN BOSIO, PnOPRIETAIRE
NA du RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE-SAIsoNsl
previent sos aniis lie "a VILE ct de Ia cam
pagne, ainsi que de pnblic en- generale, qu
transterc son restaurant dn No. lS5 dc
la rue de Charities au No. n 1 de la meme
rue, pres de St-Loms. Ii prOtlte de cette oe.
casion pour remercier IL public ct sollicite
ell meme temps Id continuation de son bien
veillaGt patronage. II informe Ell Outre ses
amis quill "a DIES salons particuliers au pre-
nlier, 1T des chambres meublees 4 louer ) L
sellaine ou au mQis. Les personnes d. Al.
vile ct dc la calnpagne y trOuverOnt tout ae
comfort desirabie.L lie restaurant sera Ouvetl
usYua nult. 6tGv ia.
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vFNTE JUDICIAIRE.-Le cOnte
M du magasln de Mr.. Wolf Hoff
mann. a etc vendu samedi der
,;er. M par IL sheriff, q i'enchere
ubliaue. C'est Mr.. Meyer qni
reu est rendn adjndicataire pour
IA somme de $254, pour lie cOmpte
daMme. HOffmaDn.
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BAYOU.-Le bayou baisse I'll
uidement. ct les riziers craignent
deue pas a,oir assez dean pour
niger leurs char ps. Les sucriers
au contraire sOnt dams la jubila
,jon: lis ont asscz d'eau ct ne lie
psndent que du beau temps,
pOur donner lie dernier coup de
main a Ia caUne.
DIssoLUTlON.-La societe eXis
,ant sous la raisOn sociale David
King Sc trouve dlssOute du con
eatement deS parties. Mr.. Leh>
mann Meyer continuera le meme
genre d'affaires, dams le meme 10
cal, en- son propre nom.' Mr.. King
@ propose d'ouvrir un antre et;.
bIissement dams 10 local, jadis
eccupe par Mr.. Caire.
AssEssEMENT.-Mr. r. Il. Nc
Bride, Assessor de la parOiSse
saut recu tous les blanks reqnis
pour faire l'assessement des pro
priet6s de la paroisSe cOnfOrme
mpnt la loi, Get officer s'est i'm
M6,liatement mis- au travail. MaiS
nalsre tOute Ia diligence quill
ourra y apporter il n'est pas pro
bable quill puisse le completer
avant le moiS de septembre.
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rorRE.-Le foire donnee. di
n.nche dernier, au benefice de
uI.ole ~s du Brule Guillot. a rappor
y . m benefice net de 3233.OO,
montaut suffisant pour tenir cette
S i.oIe oaverte pendant quatre ou
,iuo mOiS.
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pRcENsEMENT. - LIE recense
,ant commenc-ra dams tOute
Mruion le Ter. JUN. Tons les
as;N,tes aui doivent6tre employees
y "" 90 travail sont nomme. LIE Juge
Geo. W. Squires est charge du
..ssn u nsement du End Ward de Get
10 nar0iSSe.
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DR.. j. Ill. FLEETWOOD
and SON.

Have opened their Office on
Market Street, one door above
Roth and Fleetwood's Drug store.
Consultation at all hours.