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gelicr. nS( lM,n SELLS ct l,atriOtes tai
salient eutentlte Ia >0ix dc Ia COIL
curie 1t de la i'aiX:
-L'honorah!e DeDas est ual de- !
res hOm,hes.
Li~ez plu,6t CO que dit de hi le
Journal de ST. Jeaa Baptiste:
Un meeting a G'e tenn le m6me
jour sur Ia prnrrie,e de l'hOnola
Die Henry Drmas, anquel ont as
siste les greyiStes, plusieurs plan
teurs dc la rive .lroite ct le major
Strong. L'honorable Demas
d'abord l,arl6 aux noirs ct leur a
dit qu',ls avaient le dro,t de de:
man,ler uiu. augmentation de ga
laires, mais Qu'ils ne pouvaient
fOrcer prrsOnne sc joindre Il eux
Qusils avaient le drOit de ssassem.
bier sur Ia vote publique, mais nul
lememt celui d'entrer sur les pro-
prl6t6s privees pour forcer les n0irs
\ gutter leurs travaux. II leur a
dit qa'on leur reprochait d'avoir
march6 arn6s sur IL route, d'a
vOlr fouette des travailleurs ct d'a
voir menace do couper les levees.
lis ont proteste contre ces asser.
tiOns.
Lsorateur leur a slors c0nseille
de s'entendre avec le planteurs ct
a leur faire cOnlprendre que les
inter6ts du plantenr ct du travail
leur etaient intimement lies. II a
termin6 en- leur conseillant de
nommer des comit6s de conference
avec les planteurs ct il ssest d6cla
re assure qu'ils ariiveraient . uue
solution de Ia difiicult6.
Nous ne ferons que otter le Ma.
jor Strong qui q lu aux gr6vistes
la proclamation du gouverneur ct
es a invites a rentrer dams FOR
Dire. fla fait tout ce quill &tait
possible de taire pour r6tablir la
paix mals a Ia flu, voyant que
.tOus ses efforts 6taient impuis
SAINTS, il a do retourner = Ia Nou-
velle.O Orleans demander des tr0u
pes. La presence de .celle-ci EN- a
impose aux turbulents ct grace
u Ia cironspection ct q l'habilet6
des chefs, lsordre . pu 6tre r6tabli
sans effusion de sang. Les princi
paux meueurs ont etc arr6t6s ct
conduits la Nouvelle Orleans
Des lors les noirs sont ret.'arnes
q leurs travaix sur les: :habitations'
Csest le meilleur parti qu'ils avai
ent q prendre.
II est y esp6rer que &c d6noue
ment des troubles de ST. Charles
ct de st. Jean Baptiste doanera
une bonne lecon q tous les turbu
ients qui seraient tent6s de les re
uouveler ailleurs.
La masse des noirs doit c0mprel
Dire que le droit de GO METRE et
greve n'inplique EN- aucune facor
, celui d'empecher lea autres de trs
WALLER ct d. cQmmettre des VIC
lences de quelque nature Quselte'
, soient. Ellie doit comprendre el
y autre qu'eIle ma rien a gagner
r une greve meme paisible, dams
5 les conditions actuelles de notr'
r industrie agricole.
/. LIE planteur 50 trouve dams Fin
!. poxsibilit6 dHlever les cages d.
travail. Csest . peins sill peu
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To Bal. on hand 5O4 o.
Respectfully Submitted,
fS;cnedl JOS. +. THlBODEAUA,
'o'sn0"' Treasurer
April 9Th. 1880: .,a
finance COMMITTEES were presented anu on
motion duly seconded an appropriation 0d
Three hundred and Twenty ana 2OliVV
Dollars was made to pay the same by tue
following vote. r.h.r ana
TrOn6.
Theo. Thibodaux, COLLECTORS Fees 40 20
:. No.Lo+ Maater Is 90
-, Mi Im,n,.ar I3 A
L. A. Webre. JailOr's Fees '"Ss Ss
L. v. Riviere, agt. hardware ~
E. E. Leblanc. Recorders Fees @ 9e
.. Grisano.o' Gt1:s .rrs 1 and iii 9 so
Joseph Peltier ll9 bbls shells c.a 0H an
Workmen's Account ~ w
Theophile Thil,odaux Market Master pre-
| sented his report showing tOtsl coliect,ons
for the month Of March to be One nun
dred and six aud 25tiOO Dollars.
| On motion duly seconded tno aDoso
port was accepted.
The special committee appointed ut last
regular session for making an estimate "a
| the cost Of u bailding on town lot reported
progress and asked further time.
On motion duly seconded the report was
accepted and the time granted.
| On motion duly eec0nded the Council ad
journed. ,.c.v u.vo-
A.J PERRIN, Clerk Town Council. :,
A. ], PERRIN, Clerk Town Councl''
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R.you.-Depuis 'huit jours le
n,,o, a monte de trois p0uces, ct
:, ,;veraips sont toujours sur le
ouiyive, prrts a renforcer les
''.;rts fables de leTee.
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M. Cosgrove a cree sensation
an dpmandant Il la Chambre de
METRE IN terme aux man1uvres
de cOulOira
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,.fa rinatiOn Locales.

,cpy DE PoLIcE.-Le Jury de
o.,;,o s.est assemble, lundi ct
,,,d; dsrnier. Aprts ces deux
.'',s - de- session, il s'est ajourne
;nda6uiment.
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C0UR.-L'Ouverture de Ia ses
500 dc 10 cOur du come. district
kalclaire, dams ct pour Ia parOiSse
htourche a eu lieu lundi dernier,
Sas Ia presidence du Juge A. F.
Ahobloch. Mr.. G.. S. Mathews,
taosl fOreman, 10 grand jury u
eaforme. Apres les applications
aaluge sur les devoirs quill await
'Auplir, !; s'est retire dams la
'aanbre de deliberations ct apros
'o'sj jours dun travail assidu ct
0asc'encieux, il a pr6sent6 son
Hppsrt final ct a etc deeharg6.
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PLANT d'ORANGEKs.

Les personnes d6sirant acheter du plant
d.orauaer voudrout bien s'udressera Victor
Pave, cut-Uhi ou H. h. Micheiet, Th1oo
daux,
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La Fin de Ia Greve dams
p. Saint Jean Baptiste.

Les trOnbles. de St. Jean Bap-
tiste. CONNIE ceux de St. Charles,
ont Gu le d6nouement que nous
attentions. Les mllices sdeS l'E-
tat ont dI interven:r, les turbu.
lents on: etc arr6tes, les meueurs
mis- Ell prison, ct les grevi>tes .se
sOnt remis tranquillement au ira
vail.
Nous avons d6ja dit que ces
troubles avaielnt un but tout poll
tique, du moins dams Ia penSee
des chefs, taudis que Ia question
d'augmentation de salaire n'etait
qu'un pretexte pour soulever Ia
masse ignOrante des pOirs, zen meme
temps qu'Cn nOyen sur d'y reus
SirS.
L'elan aonne ct les esprits
echauti6s, les chefs premaient
moins de precautions pour cacl,er
leur jeu, ct faissient appel aux
passions les plus mauvaises dune
pultitude ignorante. LIE r6v6-
pd Fox, par exemple Fun des
figateurs les plus actifs de Ia
ke disait a ses c0n,liscipIes-
,ie rapporte le "lfescAacsbe."
lorsque le gouvet neme,t des
|.Unis verrait les champs
lOunes u Ia suite de In gIeve,
prendr"it possession ct les
erait entire les grevises. Et
In baude de pousser des
ices stnpidites. Celia
u denontrer Ia gros
1T Ia cre.lulit6 .le
ire les mains de
gent se prefer a
pm METRE tOu-
is.
ld'enrrages ont
|6uvel ap6tw dun
hal l'insigne hon,
hgner a la prison
: Orleans les fameux
dc la greve man
lis. que de- manvais
1itiques ou religieux,
H. h fen lie III haine ct de
II NS( dies hOlnMps l'intelli
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JOlntlre les ueux bouts. On salt
quill Il 4 lutter cOntre la concur
renee des, sucres etrangrrs. Les
incrrtitn.les, les h"salis de Ia
grantbe exploitation sont tells one
sonvent le plantenr 6pronve des
pertes qui comprollettent grave
ment sa situation. D'ailleurs les
salaries ne sont-il pas raisonDa-
bles lis sont plus eleves que
ceux de beaucoup de pays, toute
proportion gard6e comparative
ment au prix des articles n6ces
saire a l'existence. LIE nOir a en
Outre de Sd ration. son logrment,
son bois, son jardln sur l'habita
ton.
Nous le r6p6tons, .e NEST pas
dams des 6a,eutes qdi seront t0u
.jours r6prim6es que la population
de cOuleur trOuvera uu am6liOra
ton Il sd position. mails bieu dams
l'ecOnomie dams l'ordre ct dams IL
travail qui SOFT les moyens l6giti
mes 1T leg,ux de toute am6lioI a
ton 1t de tout progress pour Ia SO
ciet6 CONNIE pour l'individu.
SOlREE DANsANTI. = La f6te
donn6e mercredi soir a Music
Hall, par la TAibodaur Band /.
etc de rtous points charmante
Quoique Ia reunion matt pas etc
des plus nombreases, les DANES
qui avaient brave les mauvais
chemins st l:incl6mence lu temps
Sc distinguaient par le bon g"dt
do leurS toilettes. Aux premiers
sous de l'orchestre, les danses ont
com ,nence ct y. sont poursuivies
on plutot w snnt sllccetle.s aveo
un entraiu ra"issant; c'etait nn
assault CONSTANT de Mnne humeur
ct tle frslnche gazette.
PORTRAiTs.-Mr. G. H. Glenn
ents. nm artistic de Merite qul
derniei e,ll.nt await sou ;,tefier No.
) Rue Carontlel..t, Nouvrlle Or
leans est nlaii,tellant d ThibOdaux
dams IL but dc travailler 4 sou
art. Mr.. Clements nest pas uu
Photographic oriinaire mais nn
vrai att,ste. EIeve lie Julio, 81
bicn comm dams ce pays CONNIE
p.intre, tou,e eloge lie ses quail
se> artis.lues tie nOtre part serait
un hors d'trnvre. AnsSi nu,ls
nous contentious d'annoncer sou
arrivec dams nOtre c0,ninCnaut6.
Son atrlier est i la residence de
Mime. Fuliord, rue Jackson, Oh
OH le trouvera toujO"r~ q Ia dispO-
sitiOn DIES i'ersonnes qul voudrOnt
l'hOnOrer dv leur cOniauce.
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DIR. e. McLANE'S
PILLS

are not recommended as remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir TO-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character, they
stand without rival.
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NOUVEAUx ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DES ETRANGEnS
Encoignure des rues Green ct ThihodamY

MIR. Thomas Alberti pr6vient ses amis at
les voyageurs gull Went de faire de non
veamx arrangements qui lui permettront de-
atis1alre tout ceux qui voudront l'honno-
rer de leur confance
hepas toute heure de Ia journ6e ct sur
commando. qua
Table d'h8te 4 10 heures du mat;n rorr
deieuner ct heures du soir pour diner.
Chambres comm0des ct bien sarnies.
PRIX MODEREES
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~
\. ,o.l,leuss.-En jetant les yeux
~. ~ 'es COLONIES dsann0nces on
az IRA que Mr.. p. +. Durand,
! 's0t de la Briqueterie Esperaa
s,I R1csse Assumption, eat a
i. I've Dc fournir toutes espAces
~ s0F'qaes tuiles, chaux, cimeut
~ ues or'ques faitSs dams cette
i. h.aualactnne s0nt sechees a Pom
s.. %e et lle laissent rien a desirer
y. ssaud = 10 coafection ct a la cuis
ss.;. % Four de phs amples infor
Ans A4ons s'adresser u Mr.. P. E.
Ias. 'and. Cranes Forge p. o.
assumption, La.
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]. vERGN0LE.

%. '....-Rue Decautura ax
-IMPOkTATEUx DE-
Ho, :. .C0GNSAC, LIQUEURS. FRUITS
IAo.UE- We, WEYMOUTH. HUI-
L. SARDlNES, ABSlNTHE.
'yIi IiIpg agent pour le Sud ct pOuest de w
aarour .nuDA des q &C, CO., cognac; de Ia celebr
Bordeanx o1 cHaTe,;s.;, 1iis Ie a; SELLER q 60.
~en' general de hqueurs du pays. "''0'''
bitter des Arahe.
Superieur teut autre.
dias",pHs.p nss propfiees ri tongues, stimulates 9.
teme nerveux Ut On font une bsso;S bs !" sys.
,,,e .ememeat nas;9; agreeable et bienfaisant. Com
tait n,i IpsI,,.f i. naa ls BITTER DEs ARABEs
s hies ie a. plas grand hien aux estonlaes tai.
dyspepsie. " "@0nc''cenent L.
y. vERGNOLh.
.Propri6taire, N. Orleans.
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C0SSElL De E1MEY@Ea SvS
sim rtyuliere du Couseil de Vile
a Gu lieu mar,li derHipr. Les rap
mrts du Uol.prtrnr 1t lu Tic%'
rer sont recnrs, diver<rs ap.
anpria,ious sont faiteS, ct lie
elmiiG uonma pour saroir Qnel
sraii X. colt de In cOnStruc, ion
dun Torn HaI, a dcmaa,le une
ForUga.iun de temps pour etre
ca mpsa presenter u" rap
pitt ccSbiel.
EXCURSION. .-L'ExcursiOn a IL
Spuvelle Iherie, qui devait avoir
lieu dcmain, IA etc indeiiniment
hasoyee. La cause de ee renvOie
est due a la cIevasse qui s'est dc
sarte pres dc Westwego,et qui en
ds'ruisantune partie lie Ia vote fer
'sa mis- la Compaguie Morgan
daus l'impossibilit6 de fOurnir les
chars necessaires pour transpor
'tt les nombreux excursiOnnistes.
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ACUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepar-
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple -purgative they are un.
euualed.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
-

T ]. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCA-
Oe Gated in town permanently and will
perform oil operations appertaining to his
professions at very lnoderats prices.
He will also practice in the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes when called
for.
He is now stopping at the Franklin
House. The best Of reference given.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILIs.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
C. McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full of limitations of the
name McL0ae, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
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Official.
Proceedings OfTcwn
Council.

TOWN HALL.
Tuesday, April 9th. 1881
The Town Council of the Town OF Thibo-
,laux met, in regular session this day at
o'clock r. NJ.
Present W. .. Ka.an. Mayor, Z. Azema
J. +. Blanchard. H. W. Tabor }. A. Irone'
Trustees. IN .r r.,s-
The minutes of the previous regular ana
special sessions were read and approved Us
recorded. p+ ,r.s
presented and accepted.
Collectors Report.
From March 2nd 1880 to April 9th. ieN.,
f'o'' '' - ST. e. T. To.al
Taxes of '78 col. Of
NJ. L. & T. Il. r. Co. sSo @ aoe G '100 20
George Bonner 90 oo 70 oO
O. Nalbr0ush " - ,vs .,s * M
1879, NJ. L. g. 7. Go 10 II - =" y"
License Of 80 col. Of ,ooo
Joseph !eloA n 10 90
Fines, Valentine Sam
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poNpIEEs.-La parade annu.
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THR oouHr.


Court met yesterday morning, Judge
J.. b. Sener on the bench. The follow
ing business was disposed Of;
Cornforth a Co. W. Post, Magic ct al.
Case dismissed, each party to pay their
own costs, and the jury fees to be re-
turned.
Weybrecht Va. Burns. Judgment for
plaintiff In the sum Of $50 and costs.
Miller We. p. Paulson. Judgment for
plaintiff In the sum OF $50 81 and costs.
stebbins. Post & Co. vs.. Kapp ct al.
Demurrer argued and taken under ad.
visement by the court.
l.. II. Bresnahen, assignee OF the es-
tate Of Z. w. Leibey, insolvent, Us,
F. w. Schwartz ; action ON account.
Tried by the court and taken under ad.
visement.
Court adjourned until 0 O'Clock
Tuesday morning.
The following cases will be taken al
to-day
o'Failon vs.. Emmons ; United States
Gilbert Adams ct al; Simmons vs.. Ed
wards ct al.
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POINTS

Chas. Z. Pell, Of Castello's circus, is
Mt the Inter Ocean.
Col. l. w. French went to Colorado
yesterday to spend a few days.
Z. A. Mathews has arrived safely In
Leadville and entered upon his duties.
At Dyer's: e.. W. Hill and family,
Missouri; T. j. Swan, Warm Springs.
w. II. Farnham and wife, Denver
Daily Hotel Reporter. is at the Inter
Ocean.
TIE. Hambleton, Baltimore, and Mrs.
Littehall, Denver, are at the Union
Pacific.
Major ii. Glafcke, proprietor of the
LEADER, Is expected to return home
from North Park to-day OIL tomorrow.
The Duke of Edinburgh makes a
poor figure rs an after dinner speaker,
while the Prince Of Wales is q facile
speaker.
Mr.. Lippincott, proprietor Of Lippin-
colts magazine, and wife, came from
the west yesterday and went down to
Denver.
Hon. S. w. Downey. delegate from
Wyoming to Congress, passed through
Cheyenne yesterday on his way to Lar
annie. He looks thin, pale and care
worn.
Sir Garnet Wolseley is 10 receive the
personal thanks Of the queen for his
service at the Cape, and will receive
the highest degree Of the Order Of the
Bath.
At the Inter Ocean: w. w. Chap
man, Warm Springs; II. Bird, Omaha;
j. s. McHorg, Iowa NJ. C. Brown,
Laramie City; J. E. Pollock, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Pyster, Los Angeles !; Jay
Barnes, San Francisco ]. l.. Hull,
Clay county, Mo.
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%E-
Dan Castello's new circus gave its
opening performance yesterday to .
good audience. A very ereditable par
ade was. made by the company in the
morning according to the programme
published in yesterdays Republican.
The procession was led by . chariot
drawn by twelve horses. containing q
full brass band arrayed in very hand
some and attractive uniforms. Next
came the performers superbly mounted
on spirited horses, followed by Mons.
Bartholomew's drove Of ten trained
horses, the procession, on the whole,
presenting a very good appearance. In
the evening the tent was crowded. The
performance was meritorious through
out, Notwithstanding a series Of draw
backs experienced. which, however,
were not sufficiently serious TO mar the
pleasure Of the entertainment, for the
reason that all who attended were par
TALLY prepared for slight defects which
are unavoidable ON the opening night,
recognizing the fact that the circus en-
tire was gotten up In Denver and the
hands who have charge Of the rough
work during the performance must
first have u thorough initiation in the
work, which they received 10 an APP
proved extent last night. With this
exception, occasioning several awk-
ward delays, the circus Is everything
that al be expected Of the very best,
and the fact that all went away pleased
demonstrates beyond the shadow OF a
doubt the truth OF our assertion.
The chief feature Of the entertain
ment, rs all agree, is the performance
OF Prof. Bartholomew drove Of trained
horses. The animals, though this was
their first appearance before an au-
dience in public, behaved rs tried and
true professionals, but SO far In exces OF
anything we have ever witnessed, that
TO their trainer must be attributed an
almost superhuman power productive
OF such marvellous results. Standing
In the center of the ring, wholly ut the
command OF his voice, the horses formed
into p~latoons Of two, reformed into
line dressed" advanced as called by
their respective numbers, retreated,
marched, and, in short, went through
the entire manuel of military exercises,
including the mounting Of improvised
battlements, the firing Of four cannons
almost simultaneously, and tearing
down the enemy's flag after n sham
battle, in which TO all intents and pur-
poses, a number of the noble horses
yield up their lives. In addition to
this, n number Of marvellous circus
tricks are gone through, so that on the
whole they are about as educated a
school Of horses rs were ever witnessed
anywhere, east or west.
The rest OF the performance consisted
OF the usual features, embracing tumb-
ling, trapeze acts, riding, etc., Of which
we have not now the time to speak
infinitely. Suffice it that the circus is
q good one, and that all who attend
this afternoon or evening will be en-
loved.
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Is the most effective pain destroyer in
the world. viii most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally. and thereby mure
certainly RELIEVE PAIN, whether
chronic acute, than any other pain al
leviator, and 1t Is warranted double the
strength Of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain In the back or bowels,
sore throat. rheumatism. toothache,
and ALL ACHES, and is THE GREAT
BELIEVER o PAIN. "BROWN'S
PANACEA" should be In every fami-
ly. A teaspoonful OF the Panacea In a
tumblerful OF hot water ~Isweetened II
preferredl taken ut bedtime, win break
up q cold. % cts o bottle.
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There cam into my odd fss nights
STAGE one dark mare p0nsy, branded n
b near shoulder Gnd thigh; one bay
hons poney, white IN face. and Highly
branded ) the shoulder. Bra1ded
something like : reversed tKans 4 near
the thigh
which came In about the LIST Of January
last.
The are hereby noti6ed q
come. prove property, pay the expenses,
and take the animals away.
HUoH BARroN,
je33d2w Bristol, Colorado.
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Daily ablutions with GLENN's SUI
PHuR SOAR will Danish the most OBJ
stinate eruption and render the cuticle
wondrously clear and smooth. Itch,
Salt Rheum, in fact all scorbutic all
ments promptly yield to the purifying
action Of this sterling remedy. 1t Is
peculiarly acceptable to the gentle sex
on account Of its identifying action
upon the complexion from which 1t re-
moves every blemish arising from inn
purities Of the blood OF from the action
Of the sun or wind. Ladies' going to
the seaside or to any one Of our inland
watering places cannot have q better
protective against tan and freckles
than this admirable clarifier OF the
skin, and IL will be found to add ma
terially TO the benefits derivable from
sea bathing. As n deodorizer and dis
infectant OF clothing or linen used In a
sick room 1t Is also thoroughly efficient.
Sold by druggists. Price, % cents
per cake. One box q cakes) 75 cents,
sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
price. G. N. Crittenton, Proprietor,
115 Fulton street, New York.
Hills HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE.
Black or Brown, so cents. j22-daw1w
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PILES, PILEsl PILEsl
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DIR. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer I've minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly Mt night after get
ting warm in bed), acts as n poultice,
gives instant and painless relief, and Is
prepared only for Piles, itching Of the
private parts, and nothing else. Thou
sands Of cured patients attest its value,
and physicians Of all schools pronounce
It the greatest contribution to medicine
Of the age. II matters not how long or
severely you have been suffering, you
can be cured.
For sale by all Druggists. Addoms
4 Glover, Wholesale Agents.
may -dawly
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FoE fhs LAAdsE,
x0Ua WEDDING.



olA Hss.I e-Hs boss spsa I-z Msa1sy
R1r1ts
I've bssn 70 sssad4asi1 4Ld ! - my spszss
Who happened 20 mslfion TIA aas thoakhi
A nght
To remember At home. nnL. our e-ouJasAl
Vows
And perhaps yOa are right no~.o old lady. ]
said:
And ciAspins her waist rather shaps;y than
small.
! kissed the old girl In 30 ardsn asFay
hat you wouldn't believe We were mar
ried At all.
We broke a small bottle and both Of us drink
A health 10 The bridegroom. . health To the
brida.
The former We know. and the latter We think
VIII be honestly worthy hIs homage and
pride
God hleas your new nuPtlala. and happy In
May you both grow ssrenely and peaeefaily
odd,
And until you shall part. 10 be edded above,
May The days That shah pass beam with
splendor untold.
BILLY DEyEnK-