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St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
A Villains DOingS.
A BAD MAN IN BIENVILLE,

Bienville parish has been thrown in
the highest pitch Of excitement by the
dOings of a certain villain hailing under
the name of Henry Longgrow.
According to the story as told by the
Sparta Times, LoDggrow, a little
Frenchman, five feet eight inches high,
with beautiful mustache and beard,
fascinating and black, came to the par
ish last fall, and in a very short time
succeeded by his excellent manners in
ingratiating himself in the esteem Of
the whole populace.
Longgrow paid his addresses to Miss
Maggie Matthews, a charming, noble
and winsome girl, the belle of the par
ish. She was entrapped by the alluring
F'renchman, and soon succumbed to his
pleadings, and they were made one
He remained with his wife a few
months and then made for parts I'M
known.
The feeling of the people in that sec
ton is very bitter against LODggrow,
who, it seems, has mum Der of aliases,
and an equal number of professions,
such as picture man, photographer, me-
chanlc, musician and side Snowman.
The Sparta Times calls upon the press
to show up LOnggrOw, and concludes ::
pass him round and save some other
woman the fate of Miss Maggie. Pass
him round, for to-day he is bounding
upon the track OF innocence, and that
too, in this State or near in Texas. His
accordion" will tell on him, and his
French jigs served with a medley of
dirty sopranoes. In justice to common
humanity and unsuspecting young
womanhood, we appeal to the press to
touch off this villain in their own terms.
Put the press after him, and he, with
other like scoundrels, may be called in
due time to the limb, where they prop
erly belong.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
Kansas.
ipOintc Coup4C Pelican. |

There is a drouth prevailing in great
part Of Kansas that threatens to depop-
ulate several counties. Notwithstand-
ing this, many deluded negroes continue
to go there. Ii half we hear Of the sad
state Of things in Kansas is true, these
poor emigrants will have to endure
untold suffering.
Personal experience is the only thing
that will satisfy the negroes, and it is
worthy Of note that all those who have
visited Kansas in quest of homes more
congenial to them have returned
fully digusted and disheartened at the
result of their foolish experiment, and
have become better laborers and better
contented with their old homes than they
ever were before. A trip to Kansas is
good for them, for it cures them COM
pletely Of a restless desire for rowing
about the country.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
A Louisiana Storm.

The storm fell like burst of infer
nal applause. A Whit like fifty witches
fouted up the canvas curtain of the
gallery and fierce black cloud, draw
ing the moon under it's cloak, belched
forth stream of fire that seemed to
flood the ground peal of thunder
followed as if the sky had fallen in, the
house quivered, the great oaks groaned,
and every lesser thing bowed down
before the awful blast. Every lip held
its breath for minute-or an hour, no
one kneW-there was a sudden lull of
the wind, and the floods came down.
Have you heard it thunder and rain in
those Louisiana lowlands 2 Every clap
seems to crack the world. It has
rained moment; you peer through
the black pane-your house is an
island, all the land is sea- ["The
Grandissimes," Scribner for April.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
Railroad Items.
Lafayette Advertiser, May Sth. J

Matters in connection with our Rail
roads pursue the even tenor Of their
way, restraining orders to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The tract of the
Western road is laid as far as Coulee
DIES Cannes, in this parish-about seven
miles from town; the bridge over the
coulee is now in course of construction
and will be finished on Monday. From
the Lake Charles EclD we CLEAN that
the track is laid jam up to the Mer-
mental river, and material is being
transported from Orange to span the
stream. Possibly-if not probably
our neighbors OF Lake Charles may be
able to ride to see us, on the 4th OF July,
in railroad car. We hope so.
On Monday last a special train carry
ing Mr.. C. A. Whitney and others
arrived here at noon, out from New
Orleans six hours-144 miles, the fastest
time ever made on IL railroad from the
Crescent City to this town. They left
soon after their arrival on the La.
sion westward where they took hacks
to Lake Charles by rail, reaching that
place at P. M. the same day. What a
change' New Orleans papers in Lake
Charles on the day of issuance former
ly they barely got there in a week.
On Wednesday morning train Of 81
cars arrived here headed by Lake
Charles No. 6, a new engine for the
Western road immense quantities OF
material are daily being brought for
ward for this road, which is steadily
pushing westward.
On the Morgan road to Opelousas
things look business like as we'll. Piles
ground ready for use. We were in
formed that track laying would very
probably be commenced next week.
All the foundation work, sills and
josts of the round house are completed
and the flooring is being put down; the
erection of the frame work will begin
early next week. Mr.. Stafford, the
contractor, says that everything is
moving along smoothly and satisfac-
torily and in few weeks more this
huge building will be completed in all
it's parts.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
SH Il RIFFS SALE,
DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
No. l2.793
SCHERCh, BERkSON IL BRO. VS.. TIIEO,
PIIILE MARTEL.

BY virtue OF writ OF tieri facas issued
out OF the honorable District Court. in and for
the parish OF st. Landry, i'll the above entitled
suit, and to me directed will proceed 10 sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder. at the
Courthouse of said parish, III the town of One
lousas. on SATURDAY, the 5th day of JUNE,
1880, at IL O'Clock a. NJ the following described
property. to-Wit:
certain tract o parcel OF land situated east
Of the town OF CpeIousas. distant a quarter of
mile from said town, having TRIANGULAR form
measuring SiNty-tiye huu,iIcdthS of an acre
also strip Of land tbirty-tllreG feet wide di-
Viding the DR.. Hill estate With the present
property m0rtgaged ami connecting public
road leading To Tcchc and Barry's Landing
with south street entering town of ODelolsiS
length about three acres from one point to the
other, as per act OF sale passed before J. H.
Chachere, recorder. on tie 26th day OF july
A. d, 1877.
Also a tract or parcel OF land us per act of
sale OF Schoastlgne Chachcre, wife OF John NJ
Milstead, To iheOphilr Martel, passed before A,
+. Williams, notary public, August 31st, 1876,
containing one acre square, also a tract or
parcel OF land One-halt acre as per act of sale
of SchnaStiglle ChaClere. wife of John NJ
Milstead, passed before \. z. Williams notary
public, December 2Sth. 1876. together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon con-
sisting of a dwelling and store house and other
buildings as a blacksmith shop.
Terms-Casll.
{. c. DuSON,
Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.
Nav J.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
The License Law.

Among the laws enacted and pro-
mulgated by the General Assembly, is
the license law, from which we take
the following extract, which may be of
some benefit to our merchants, as the
tax-collector will soon be in possession
Of necessary blanks:
In the department of retail and auc-
ton business there shall be- five classes
Y, gross sales exceed $4,000. $50
When " $4,000 $40
When arc less than $ 5000 -......s S
Provided, that if any spirituous,
vinous, malt or any other kind of mixed
liquors be sold in connection with the
business Of retail merchant or grocer, in
quantities of not less than one pint or
more than five gallons, the license for
such combined business shall be double
the foregoing and if any Of the above
mentioned liquors are sold in less
quantity than pint in connection with
the business of retail merchant or grocer.
the license shall be four times the above
amount for said combined business
provided, no license shall issue to sell
liquor in less quantities than a pint,
without paying license Of not less
than fifty dollars.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

JOURNALISM EXTRA
New York Herald of last Sunday was
an extraordinary paper. 1t was presen-
ted in sextuple form of "a pages, being
the largest regular issue ever made by
any daily newspaper in the history Of
journalism. 1t contained 4,437 adyer-
tisements, filling 1851 columns, being
three times as much space as the adver-
tisements in the London Times. The
public are quick to see the advanta ges
OF advertising in the most widely and
most enterprising paper in the world
Exchange paper,
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

A HUMAN MoNsTER.-One Of the
most hideous murders on record has
just taken place at Paris. The muir
derer was a lad twenty years of age !:
the victim a little girl of four. The
parents of both lived in the same house.
After having committed terrible out
rage upon the child, the young murder
er killed her, and cut her body into
thirty-six pieces. When he was finally
arrested parts of the body were found
in the store, other parts hidden in the
matrass, and the little arms were found
in the pockets of the murderer's pan
falcons. 80
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
NOTICE OF EAisassAV.
COURT, PARISH OF 81. LANDRY
No. 3HiI.
ESTATE OF EUGENE SAVOTE,

Nhercas' Den Louis Richard, of the narj,1,
OF 81. LanttlN testan'ntary executor of fine
os tt VI i,tSGh' HaNnIr deceased, having filed
panied by his petition praying for he homoIn-
Ana whereas the prayer Of said petition has
May 4th, 1850. = MS "''o
Now therefore, notice is hereby given to all
persons persons i,l'rrcSttd to make opposition to said
G Iapthu III writing at my office III the town of
OpelollSiS. within the time REQUIRED hI- law, u,hr
me salu taplean should not be homolugated and
co,,llEliieu. JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

,HoMEsTEADs.-Our readers NAV not
all be aware that in order to preserve
their homesteads under the provisions
OF the new constitution they must
record them. Homesteads as they ex-
listed under the old constitution are at
an end, and all property is liable to
SEIZURE unless the owner has complied
with the requirements Of the new
homestead Notwithstanding Review.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

The back water continues falling
steadily. We have already had fail
of about 10 inches. If it keeps on at
that rate, in two weeks all the fields
will be above water, and our farmers
will be enabled to plant their whole
lands. Ii we are not afflicted with
caterpillars, we will make as much cot
ton as if there had been no overflow
Point Coupee Pelican.
We note the same fact in regard to
the other river parishes of the State.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

The Massachusetts legislature has
undertaken to check intemperance in
that State by enacting law prohibiting
the use of screens which prevent peoDle
in the street from seeing what is going
on in a saloon. The legislature has
made a mistake in attacking the front
door. All the old deacons and hypo-
critics, who drink on the sly slip in at
the back door. The legislature ought
to have directed it's efforts to closing
the back door.-[N. 0. Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
Notice to OsCsserS Of Hogs.

The owners Of hogs. found running at large
within the corporate limits of the town of
Opeousas, are hereby notified that I have
selected as q pound the same one as formerly
used by Charles NJ. Thompson on Court street,
opposite the residence of Theodore Chachere.
All hogs impounded therein will be sold OH
every Saturday, for cash, between the hours OF
10 and II O'Clock A. NJ
LOUIS r. DEPUTY,
Constable Town of OpelOusas.
Opelousas, May 4th, 1886.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

PRETTY FAIR INcoME.-The value
of the crops in the United States in
1870 is estimated by the Agricultural
Department at $1,000, 10000, probably
the largest sum ever added to the
Esa so Of Th eo Ts q z tao e ppeaqts
was put at S., 4sO, $4,000, by the same
authority. We shall eat up and spend
most of it before the year is out, how
eyer.-ESpringfeld Republican.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

The fossilized remains of mammoth
animal were dug up near Bosque river
Texas, including portion Of the law
bone and a tusk measuring seven feet
long and eight inches in diameter at
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

z AND Office at New Orleans, La, April 10,
- - 1880. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
intention to make final proof in support of his
cialin, before the clerk OF the Parish Court of
ST. Landry, ON the 18th May, 1880, at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz Louis NJ. Couryille of St. Landry
parlsh, who made homestead entry No. sc, for
the ~ OF W. Sec % T6SRl E, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: J. d. Hag-
erty, e. IL. MCGEE, T. c. Chachere and Marlls
Army, all OF st. Landry parish, La.
VIM. M. BURWEIIL,
April i1-3t Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

All persons are warned not to hunt, shoot, or
otherwise trespass ON tho Camp Hamilton plan.
taliOn Just east Of Opelousas
dec. 2a-tf, i. MILLER ANDERSON.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
.4sssgslee's Sale.

L. S. DISTRICT COURT, DISTRICT OF
LOUISIANA, No. 1892.
IN Re EMANUEL PHILLIPS AND II. LIB
ERNIAN, BANKRUPTS.
BY virtue of order from the honorable
Edward c. Billings, Judge of the L. S. District
Court in and for the District of Louisiana,
bearing date March 23d, 1880, and to me directed,
will proceed to sell at public auction at the
Courthouse door, at Opelousas, on SATURDAY,
and accounts belonging to the bankrupt estate
of E. Phillips and II. Liberman, as set forth i'll
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
NOTECs1 OF RATION
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OFsT. LANDRY
No. 41Gi.
ESTATE OF EUpnAsIE G. Trss1rr

Whereas, Nict"ire Moore. of the parish of
St' Landry, has applied by her petition to
ne app"'ntcn aGIninlstratriN OF the estate of
Eunllasie &. TcSsicr, deceased late of thr narish
of st. Landry. f''i '''l
therefore, any person intending to make OBJ
position 10 sad appointment, will file the same
III writing III my office, i'll the town of Opelous
within ten days from the present notice
JAMES o. CHACHERE Clerk.
- Ni'ih.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
Notice :!
Notice !:

GREEN LAND HOME, July Sd, 1879.
This is to inform the public that forbid any
one from passing through or entering my pas
ture or my field, without a written permission,
under penalty Of being prosecuted instanter.
3. A. MARTEL.
July g. If
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

The Charenton canal will probably
get $4,000.
The first five and the last item are in
the Third District. The appropriations
for Courtableau, Teche, Terrebonne
and Vermillionville, are to commence
work in those streams.
Surveys for future work are on
Bayous Plaquemine, Black, Andre, Flu
silier, Upper Grand Lake, Little Lake,
Calcasieu river and Barataria bay, from
near New Orleans to Grand Pass.
The principal results have been la
boring to secure in Southwestern Lou
isiana are these:
To open and connect Vermilion bayou,
by way Of Bayou Fusilier, with the
Teche to secure constant navigation
from the upper Teche into Bayou Cour-
tableau at Port Barre, and thence to
New Orleans by the Atchafalaya.; to Sc
cure navigation from the hkapas
through the Charenton canal, Grand
Lake, Plaquemine bayou to the Missis-
sippi river to connect the Terrebonne
and Lafourche so as to give this entire
section OF the State water communica-
ton with New Orleans at all seasons of
the year. | doubt, though, whether l
shall be able to complete these works
during this Congress. If these plans
are carried out, Southwestern Louis
lana will have water communication
unsurpassed by any section Of the
Union.
AS we will close the river and harbor
bill early next month, any suggestions
my constituents desire to make should
be made prior to that time.
Yours, very truly,
j. III. ACKLEN,
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
JUDICIAL !ADyEEsTEsE,;E NTs
G,.KzEiEesEsF's SAKE.

DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OrsylAvnpy-
No. 12tiS7.
chAs' n EALER, PRIEST, 1T AIS vs.. A.
NILspAUGH TT AIS.
~ virtue Of writ of ticri facIas issued nm.
OF tht hoholHh!e District Court in and Tor th
faliSh oi 81. Laundry. III the above rutitIrd sni+
ana 70 me nirrcteti. | viii proceed to sci at
pubic SAFE, I" the highest bidder at the sto"e
Oh ne a' Ithn,ht III The town of Washincton,
pailSn % II. l&ndl%, GN SATURDAY, the IgrI'
DAY OF june, S$", ii II O'Clock A. NJ the fDlinv.
ms oeScribth property, tn-Wit:
n CERTAIN piece ot land situated in the n,rish
OF 81: i-:tilt\ on Bayou Court;h!cau, fr1I,tIn,t
on oiiu h3Sol, bounded north by lands now ar
Formerly hc'"ilging to stephen D.we!l west Nv
JANUS ol same "'tteast by lands Of NJ. MelauroT.
c"ntaliiiE,5 tour hundred arpentS more or lrss'
helIS same piece Of land purchased hy EHhrrr
Can't at SlerlhS sale made on the OH nf
August. 1870. III suit entitled EIbrrt CAN'T ys
DESIRE ;lnd Cnralie GiycrteaU. Seized as the
property OF Ebert Gantt, 40 'no
Terms-Cash.
{. c. DUSON.
Sheriff OF the Parish OF St Landry,
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

& e ga week in your own town. Terms and
ePOOS5 outfit free. Address,
u. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine.
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
A Letter from MIR. Ack1en.

House of Representatives,
Washington, April %, 1880. !
To the Editor Of the Democrat:
As our people would doubtless like to
know what the Committee on Com
merce is doing in the river and harbor
bill, send the results up to the present ::
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
Notice to the Es9SDiiC.

All persons caught passing through my
plantation for the purpose OF fishing, hunting
or otherwise, except on business, will be
prosecuted as trespassers.
j. J. THOMPSON.
AOriI 14-3t
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15

DISTRICT COURT, PARISH UFsvLAvDpy
St. Landry democrat., 1880-05-15
Trespgssers, Take Notice.

july s. tt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-11
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
THE SHOTGUN POLICY"

The litcAheld III.J Democrat is the au-
thorliy for saying that few days ago a
young lady Of Cgrinv!lc sent the follow.
iIg note 10 q young gentleman Of that
place.
Deer VIII Daout kun to see me cny
more for whial cny way Fauthcr has
got awtully skeercd about burglars, and
he sits up every mite till alte with double
barrclcd shotgun, watching the back yard.
lie put moren pound Of lead into Browns
nuIound!and dog which was kummin over
the tens after bone last mite.
The rose II red, the violet II blue,
wouldn't AUm now !: was you .
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MONTREAL HEARD FRoM.-R l.. Mosley,
Of Montreal, Canada, certified September
~ 1919, t.at he had suffered terribly from
dyspepsia, and was completely cured by
taking Warmers Safe Blttcrs, He says
IVY appetite is good, and now suffer no
Ineonyehicncc from eating hearty meals. "
These Blt'ors are also a specific Tor al skin
diseases.
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one Box OR SIX Bo1TLEs-If you are
suffering from q combination Of liver or
sidney diseases, and constipation, DO not
fail to use the celebrated Kllney.Wort I,
Is Dry compound as easily prepared q, a
cup o' coffee, and in one package is a.
much medicine as can be bought in six doll
lar bottles Of other kinds.
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The NendelssOhn Uprights
ARE THE FGNEsTIF AMERICA.

They are pronounced the "pionos ortb,. l,,,,., 3,
The Upright ha. more powerful toTr n ", my
ont the entire scale a longer snst INA '. U"Tn,
quality, lighter and more rc,nonsiy" ,rrr
greater durability and ability for sonG,p i Gnu
liz great superiority destiHs il 10 rniircIv .rs
ccdc The ordinary square piano in MS cn,it,r =
mas already done In England '''"" = az !"
Eyeay Mcndelasohn tprirbt piano has tho 49,.
9 ,tI, PI'AIENT DOUBLE REPEATING PAPIS
Az iIEN, made expressly for Us in Paris. France.
y, All AL our Pianos are made entirely by ourselves
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MANUFOCTORY
very Piano Fully Warranted for Five Years
We are now making all our Pianos cpsreIv ~
NuLCANIZED LUMBER

IhG GreatcstdlsCoycry of the aces Wood ron
H , mp thabc, shrinking, checking or warn
ing lmposs blc, md as incapable Of absorbing mos
,''t a. SGlc&AiIed rubber The increased hard
lAlo 81 tone iraly wonderful The process Of WI.
,"n.1IhG Is done by machinery established If orr
i.,i2tl' ana we have the exclusive control of tho
pa,cn, lor piaua making which, together win our
mex DNp.c$ Oycrsuuug scale, render our pianos
III every ruspcC the 900 F'~"us
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Are ron in Poor Health!
Have You any Faith in Electricity!
Among the many modern electric appliances used
for medical purposes the most RELIABLE DUR
ABLE and ECONOMICAL, are
Bcach's Electric Sponge Belts.

Perfect and powerful Galvanic Batteries construct
ed IN such u manner that they can be worn on any
part OF the body, Introducing amid and continuous
current of Electricity throughout the entire system
without interfering in the least with patients hab
IT. or OcCupat on
Avoid bogus appliances II vou wish the Chcapl
est aud mos, durable Genuine Electric Appliance
made, one thUtwc will warrant Hs represented in
every respect, write us for full particulars Agents
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w. G. BEACH, St Johns Mich
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M mGhlh ana expenses guaranteed to Agents
ou'u' lffs' SHAW CO, Augusta, Maine.
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PIANOS $40 to 500!

All new and strictly frs,-cIasg. NM so,d ~ cha
lowest net cash Wholesale factory niiccs W.
ne purchaser These pianos mad one NJ the eros ~
displays 1t the Cincinnati Exhibition and ,verc
universally recommended for The Hi~hc.t Hon..
The square GfanGs contain '"'''
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S7I7A YEAR and expenses to agents Outfit free
vs. Address, 7. q, NlCKEEY, Augusta, Maine,
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Ths periodical has always, by IT. able and
scholarly discussion Of the questions Of the day, ~
well ~ by III illustm,ious-whiCh are prepared by
the best Nrtists-cNcrtcdR most powerful and bcuu-
hclGl iuilncncc upon the public mind
The weight Of its influence will always be found
on the side of morality, enlightenment, ard refine.
ment.
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v'O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rates for ,dver
uslng III V'V good newspapers sent free. Ad.
nrets GEO, j. RONELL& 20, u spruce St n.
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MAIIl CSIIEE'S
New Patent Duplex Overstrung Scale,

which il acknowledged by the hiobos, r,,,sic,, 49,,
thorty 10 be the greatest Improvement
= nIN"L i !aho pTCdHcInr The most astonishing
lnc quality never before attained. bcjnr "c,r1md
Piano III u SQUARE Case. "
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MENDEISSOHN

flANo STANDS WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
Pianos sent on trial Don't fail 10 yri,c ior rIr,s.
lmted and Descriptive Claiborne Of IS norcsE
mailed free ~ ~ F"-N'
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The Volumes Of the Weekly Begins with the first
Number for January Of each year. When no time
II mentioned It will be understood that the sub
scrbpr wishes to commence with The Number next
after the receipt of the order
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On Life and Property.
On 80 DAYS Trial.

We will send our ELICTGO.NoLr SIC HllTs and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for 30 days TO those
suffering from Nervous Debility Rheumatism, PR
alysis or any diseases of the Liver or Kidneys aud
many other diseases, \ sure cure guaranteed OruO