The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-11-02
CLIPPINGS.

CALL and examine the Medic'
ted Glasses for sale by T. NJ. Bios
sat, Jeweler, Second street, opposit
City Hall.
"A YOUNG man in Phillips dis
trict, DeKalb county, Ca, attempte
suicide the other day by taking laud
anum. Failing in this, he shot him
self through the breast, but still grin
death would not come, and lie is no,
getting we'll.
The Monroe Advertiser say
MrAH. Y. Gibson of that county
will make, this year, sixteen bales o
cotton from thirteen acres, without
fertilizers. He expects thirty. y.sevel
bales froHf his entire crop and has us
1 ed but two mules"
THE ledges in the vicinity of the
Hume at Franconia, N. H., are
found to be composed largely of as
fine a quality of Scotch granite as
can be found any where in the world,
and there is prospect that the
building of the Pemigewasset Valley
railroad will develop an immense
guarrying business in that locality.
Mas. Garfield is highly indig
nant over tbe discovery of the fact
that the doctors retained part OF
her husbands remains in Washing
ton while the mere shell of the man
was being conveyed with funeral
Pomp to the grave in Cleveland
Ohio. Mrs. Garfield may yet make
this matter source of some trouble
and annoyance to the doctors.
The fashionable woods for fur
nlture now, in addition to mahogany,
are amaranth and cocobolo, the up
holstering being in Eastern patterns
OF silk, wool or embossed leather, of
maize, olive or old gold color. fan.
cy q man asking to be put in his lit
tie cocobolo bed and have his Per-
sian old gold curtains drawn around
aim.
IN bringing the PR1cKLY ASH
BsrrERs before the public, we claim
that it ls one of the best remedies
extant for the prevention and cure
fall diseases arising from a disor
dsred Liver. By using them accor
dang to directions they will keep the
system in strong, healthy condi-
tion. and prevent any miasmatic in-
Huence. Ask your druggist for
them. Price $l.OO per'bott'e.
The fashionable walking drees
m Paris this season is made of very |
dark narrow sotache of darker hue
OF OF black. Its front and sides are
nat and panelled, or perhaps it has
an ap 4rent under-petticoat, which
is shown between a narrow front open
iag. This under part is also en-
sroidered, or, if it is not, it is velvet,
plush or satin, laid on fiat. The
back draping is very boufant, and
Attle dress coat, either single or
double breasted, and embroidered up
n1fh the breast and sleeves in military
Pshion, completes it. Dark green,
black, blue and deep seal are the fa-
sorite colors.
SAID the Raven to the Swallow:
IsYour beauty is but for the sum mer,
but mine will stand many win,ers;"
evincing the moral, durability is
better than show" Who among the
readers of this paper cannot call to
mind many similar instances. AL
though beauty is evanescent, yet we
eall your mind to two stylish and
beautiful young ladios, both of whom
have spells of sickness peculiar to
tue sex. One obstinately refuses to
use proper remedies for the restora-
tion Of health. She soon droops and
fades away. The other heeds ad
|4ice~ ~procares Dr.. Dromgoole's Eng
lish Female Bltters, is restored TO
health and remains beautiful many
years.
"A MAIDEN's blush is pure, del
icate and beautiful hue, indicating
womanly modesty. Ill.health and
iil-looks have caused many ladies to
resort TO artificial means of impart
ing this delicate hue, but nothing
equals the pleasing tinls of nature.
However fhere is means by which
nature can be brought to your assis-
lance, which will mantle your cheeks
win beautiful rose tints, almost true
" nature, will brighten your droop-
As eyes, strengthen your feeble sys-
Ae'' 'nparsing flesh, rotundity and
- 1'ssfy to your limbs, and other