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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-29

aus Ermhbnno FlpnFt meir 6era ii de-
mdItTdm: hos fculut nnr ron T,einen
ruaefafleu Wyun1dis @ie IS fortt.aae,
gu biirfen, nod DieI metrer. IN meia jtiI
les 9inlu,er urb fur aue. oue 9ett.
graIa5eub mnb h IfsbEfmer 9etwtr,
rlrlQ ffGmuIeIte Glen
Menn ste mid 70 fef an fid hoIten
9erGtben Shire Bannaen IN GeEohr.
8 Glen, mas mar 6as fur cine Mit,
mort auf uaeinen Bunf6? lpraG be,
Baron NIT pibrirenber @tiunie. CT,
mt9ten wobl ri9t in metn ifiIes S9bul
uler, Sie uerabideuen ben Bnrbateni
Der sic reger elmer 0anb uOn unlraul
Dernn9ldifgte3 Sfe Aaben and @edt
Wy DsIOssne 8 M.gI enoers;
~ TIY sssus ~ vsun eassnI.se es.Is
Tol1eH i01ens edngte G1en mnp sprEs
OaIg lgr Veltg. an letn1 S@Hlter.
gusHs CaII l9 J9nen oos DorIagerls
Ivy tsOsaIg ss'ls uaO mn Deteotisusul
endsaIea ourna.
SSe'H Is e'ne psrrnhfftse Antwctt
~
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'. M; st ~ susS mqgs 0e' 'gHs"'
49, %Is.s.
Zs's Y.sta sEU1peIIe OeI 2 ges
az Ia % @ Tua IaS.s g FMIssanO :
,,nts~ ", $50 az. Wae. T.Osysn,
-. <*Ason W. nP ipssVe"
w' sue se.gt IOagTa
m. sIau' a's.'s.y;
s.4oxu.s H6s ssllss Sgs11e
E1u SuS SgM VeOul~e. Mls &c
&c W. u:u. A1Ms oes Da1OH "u9ut
luSs ~ g austtalyt tutuu.
us.b ene4 9oi EW pen 6nB oeltesf
Mss+. us ~. "SyI ssI SgIut SsgsH; ets
..aI'e Usl Vs's9tse O1e let1I0ule S1tads
non
ueoerlaileit Ste eS nun MIR, WttB gls
len 30 frG9erl, ent9e9nete Baron 9teBger
9cEt9.
Sg n Spteu, tteoer gteBler. so
pun ntap1 srntnoer, nno Is 8ilt, DOT Alent
ral@ Den gSo9eT1 81 erret9eu. WetB @uen
letoet.
IN Der G9dt uernio9te oos lItn9e
gtao1en nos aler gStlensanitreagrng
rte1r, ibr 9eIuobnlt9es bettereS
gu 3etgen; ibr Mennb Der3Os R@
l@ulertlt9, ttne tbre Sttrne befeudtete
lt1 NIT tGlte1t S9wetBperlen.
Ste 9el0tl9tet enolt@ alf benz gebab1s
Ten We3e an nnb IN 9erilger gntfernmna
ert6nte bic G'timme 3eonOrens unb Der
ea6p Mtumoore.
Qafen sic mid nun alif ben Bo6en
6err Baron, faate GLEN. Meine
eti9ri6t Ionff an 5ebr.
Baron @oqfels wiafobrte ibrem
ober BITE Qabp erl6rat bod duf
bag befttsife, aIs fe TIRE Eo@ter, pom
ben beiben 9erren nnterfist, berauwaus
ZEN fab.
Sn Der oebridteffen Gttmmuno bes
fteg bte @eIeaf9aft wteber tire Wasen
inb fubr wteber mad benz Ba6eOrte 3us
Sort mmrbe Glen 5oaIei@ In ibr
3imusr sebra@t, unb Elm arst bsrbeis
Ierufeu; berteIbe ertldute mad elmer qer
iauen nnteriuhuna bes uerIesten S1s
3es, baB cine betentenbe Sebnenausbebs
tutls porbanoen iet, beren 6eiIuns cine
iemIid lanse 8ett IN 4nlpru@ uebrneu
Baron WaIIfeIs entfernte f6 mad bies
EN- auBiprud bes Doctors In Der befs
t9ften Bewe9un9 aus benz 6aufe Der
tdop: BITE Barontn nro 2eouore bIteben
noelle1t 1o9 n1e9rere Stlnoets uno iit@s
en- DIE HssoenOe onrg enregenoe SslPra'
Pc ~ terltrensn. @rE lpot am Aoenoe
'e9aoen Fe Ie0 o. Qahle. guen, ote
Ie9e4 t9Te 9ew92n2e't l@Det9lam nno
n 1@ geEeert 9soItsoen NOR, l@saS nun,
n SSranen ansore@eno, l9ren arm UNI
ne Wtn'tsr.
g4en, mem arn1es, llBes Htno. pap
cI 10 9sIlt9e S@me'5enf Ira9le ote
soSg'
y we"'1er, Toy msrne u mgr y
9@Hert; etne unenotl@s Vtuu!ell9te
= IN nletnem 0srden. S@ mstne aus
5re1ee.
aus Trenoe, @uenf $50 cerlte9e 2t~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-29

aebrer: GSwdIbIe, mas tR dOcsur
fur elm @ort3
S9wdIbIs lf8Iau[: Gin Iatsinii@ssl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-29
nasIdnotf@e 3aart@ten.
Broptssa Se@yes.

Sf9ersIeben. Inter Mituabme
BON $40 %. TT felt einisen Easen Der
IL Sabre aIte @cmptoirbote @mffau
Wiuer bon bier usrf9wunben.
GisIeben &nf benz 2riff&a6t
bet Wimmelburs uerunslidte Der 8ergs
mani &euter baour9, baF, wd5renb e.
mad benz S6roertOrbe feben wolIte, bieier
beruteberfubr uno inn ben ROpf abrtB.
9oIIe. Die Tesieruns bat thrsIi9
ben bteft9en SOpbtenbafen Don benz Bis.
bergen Better, 3immermeiitsr 6eder,
tdnFi9 e,werten unb ldBt benieIben Bee
butts @inridtuns zines @interbafens
elmer umfafeuten &efauriruns unters
ruerfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-29

err6tbenb. 8itte, 9ebeu Sie mir wfe6er
Sbren arm, es muB uerudrts se6eu.
sic Bib tapfer bic 3dbne ~aufeinanber
unb i@rttt cine 3ettIaus, Don ben. Bos
ron tinterfhist, Iansfdm bdbin. 0o9
batten fte inbeHsn nidt ben ptetten Ebeil
ibres @eses tnrid9eIe9t, aIs He pom
Neuenl 1tebeu bLieb un6 NIT erblabten
Wanseu ertIdrte, ut9t mebr meter aes
ZEN ;u t6uueu.
lnb baran bin i'd f6uIb, ft6bate ber
Boron.
gsi5t bod, e~utsesuete gGen fanft. -
Das bdtte uttr ia aud ouf benz beaueu1s
fen Wes sef@eben t6nueu. Aber mas,
Beginner mir NUM-
S@weisenb umi1Ians Baron @aas
feIs bic gate NdbGcuseftGIt uub bob fe
eu1per.
Rein, retml webrte he ab. Das bhrs
fen Sie ui9t, benz fn6 Sbre &rdfte
ntdt sewa@fen.
Sie balten mid fhr etnen S9wd9>
ling, fagte CT rubig. Strduben ste fi9
ni1t Idn9er, i'd lofe sic nt9t los. Weir
TT, ais trase t9 bic feItenfe BIume, bic
t@ ie sntbedte, mad 6aufe, TO 3rrt anb
lei9t tf Sbr R6rper. Bite, balten Sie
f9 nur feffer.
gnen fab bas RutIole i5tes Bibers
ifdnbes eth; f@i9tern Iegte fe iben Arm
UNI feinen gals. Sbre 5Ion6en 6aGre
-beribrten Ieine @anscu, ibr Afbeni
itreifte marin unb buftig aber isiu @es
t@t. Gr bIieb pI6kIid febeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-29

R5mtsfetn. Dieter Gage wurbe
bier BITE 26idbrfse Eodter beS Gebrers S.
aus nnuorit9tigteit BON etnem 5reunbe
hires 8rubers, weI9er auf etnise Gage
bier gum 8eiu9 mar. bur9 etne ,6Idus
bertsB iffole get5btet. Dte RuseI, weI@e
In bic Iinte Bruff etnbrang, traf has
6era unb bate ben uusenbIidIt9en Cob
bes Mdh8ens 3ur SOEge.
Norbentobt. Ser fribere 1es
mein6ere4ner s.. RtcoI o bter, Der
rueseu rnterfdIasuus tim amtIt@ artuers
trauter @eIber ffef6rieft9 uerfoI9t wOr'
ben if, lit an tas 2onbesgeri9tssefanss
mfg su @iesbaben obseIiefert rorben.
Sramtfurt a. $40. 9luf BITE Bier.
Der qeIonete Ro1riGt BON benz pI6elt9
tn Der geGbe pom GLtDna stfoIgteu Go6e
bes bieisen @entner @antber, weItber
gum Sdnserfeft mad 6amburs sereif
NOR, wurbe fettens Der btefsen GOIttet
9erbadt etues besansenen &aubMorbes
aebeat, ba bet O. IN Baar9eI6 mn nod
so so. uorgefunben wur6en, iudbrenb et
500 so. mad 6aulburs mttSenOmnten
bate. 4Is Bet Chat brinselb uerbd@s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-29

Die SIoi@e 9nnburser Tropfen fefet 81
Gents ober flint Sluiden Q Dollars, inb in
9usn 6eHtfden Gpotbeten ;u baben, ODER per
ben BEL Sefeuun9en i'm 8etrose pDn $5.0
H94 euptong beg GelbeS, trei mad GueH
GhsiIen Der Der. StaateH pcrIanAt.
IRAN ahreINre:
". 8OetIer q Co.,
Baltimore. 9tA.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15
-0L~>&

Heavens FIRsf LAw.-It is alb.
solutely demanded that the mental
and physical laws Of our nature
should be kept in equilibrium. =
= System and order
must be recognized as fundamental;
any departure entails sickness
disease and death, as penalties.
70 be healthy, beautiful ana buoy.
ant, the whole constitution. must
maintain regular action in all ITS
component parts. A female. who
imprudentfy exposes herself and be-
comes Frustrated with headache, pain
in the back, fever, irregular or sup
pressed monthly action, with consti.
patton and loss of appetite must be
restored to regular ACTION, must. be
reyitalized, recuperated at once, ard
for this purpose nothing equals DR..
Dromgoole's English Female Bitters.
1t is prepared expressly forGail such
diseases.
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. PRESS ASSOCIATION. .
7ale u ,s.t-r-- - sg1ieE't:
D A N,N.UAL. sEs,sI

ECON NyN.U:AI. sEa!sI ION
| ansf ka 31st TT. lis
! ~ M Il MoNRoE, La, !
Jan, so, ls82:S
The Second Annual Session Of Oh,
Press Association of louisiana = waill!b,
held aat Alexandria on Monday, til,
goth day of March nexf, to which
place sand ftime the A Association .ad,
Ejourhed at Bat0n Rouge in September
OF last year. a;.5 u ri ssal, rs
Appointments for the approaching
session. /, are as follows: Orator. Elk.
ch'ef-Justi 'Es M npinga Of sRapides
!AAiiternastte--G|eorge W, Cable, ESQ.,, q
New Orleans. The annual poem is
assigned to Mrs. Mollie Moore Davis,
fof New Orleans, who was prevented by
i'll | health from favoring, the Associa.
t t'31, ", with; q. poem at its, September
sssssiqon' Dea4!i.i IS 10 -u 81
Inc President renews his,reguest,to
local historians who hare not forward
ed their manuscripts to- iona CsWhite,
Esq, General Historian, TO proceed
without. delay to comply With Tile d.
ties they have asstlmed. F''o "a
The attention. of the Executive Com,
: ~ 10 - /.
mittoe- is called to the necessity for ac-
ton: upon, the, subjects given toitbe
Committeefor deliberation at the meet
ing in New Orleans and upon which no
report has been made. The Commit
tee is' composed of tIe following mem:
'bers: IL. Jastremski, chairman; IT. j.
Mangham, Mrs. M. R. Fields, E. A.
Burke and Samuel Lambert, The bus
mess Of the, Association will be great
ly facilitated and its advancement more.
speedily attained,by a. thorough inter-
change of views among members. of
the Executive Committee, and the
careful preparation Of such measures
as may be submitted for final action.
A full attendance. of the members Of
the Association is desired at; tue ap.
preaching session, at which it ia pro-
vided, there will be the annual eleee
ton of officers for the twelve months
ensuing, Or until their successors areI
elected and installed. : - i
Officers of eaAssociation are re-.
quested to forward by the lst ofMarch
proximo, a synopsis of their. annual
reports to the President at Monroe,
Alexandria, besides being centrally
located, is easy Of access either :by rail-
or by river from all points of the State
and its citizens, the President is as
Sured, will extend to the editorial fra.
ternity a cordial and ,home-like, well
come. G.. w. McCRANJE ael
Pres't Louisiana Press Association.
L. E. BENTLEY, Scc'y. q
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~ 4tsH ti5lsi !. ET.,sF-D-'' u It'll ~
J. The Inc. edeninnate man is q weak
! pou u .ae II, He Is, a gross between ia.
o'e peer era and gingergpor, With the
cork 90 left e ont; fresh water leerpais
found ni in ina a. COW pasture, With her
hands e as. filled with dandslions. He is
q syllabub; q kitten in trousers: =
sick monkey with a blonde mons.
tacheF He is'avihe5 without any ten
drills; a fly. drowned in oil, d pa,er
kise IN a dead calm. He HES like a
butterfly nobody can tell Why Ho
is as HARMLESS as d penny.W,Vorth Of
sugar candy, and as useless as a shirt
button without koie.. He is a,,ss:l, In.
ny as a slug, and has no more more lone
than a last yeaf's summer. fly. lie
goes through life on tiptoe., and dies
NE 90. cologne, water split over tho
ground.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

-M.A AN! persons are bitterly. op
posed to "patent medicines" snd
WI rarely use them at all. There
Is. no doubt that many are worthless,
yet q remedy that has stood the test
for years, like Or. shermaa's Prick,
Y Asll Bitters, and its sale and pop
u]'arity increasing. every day, must
have merit orit wonid have disap-
peared long since. go
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

-BA1nrY's SaIineaAperient is tlew
recognized as the best and chean,st
and most pleasant catbartic in ;,sa
for the special cure Of Headache, con.
stipasion, heartburn, acid stonoacn
dyspepsia, etc. 1t fcools and ouieta :
while asa sparkling summer l,ever'
age,sit is delightful.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

KRAMER, John, Carpenter aud In
IN dertaker, corner of Fourth and
Scott Streets. Keeps on hand Metal
lie and Rosewood Burial Cases and
Plain Collins, also Fine Hearse. Or
ders from the country respectfully So
ileited and. promptly attended to. :.
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Sale.
49, r,f.ii Filt,C a.; si 80
w +. N MffsH }yo oe,o a..

!. .5AA r l,Sif2 Assss No. 90 asao.
d DIariat Court, Parish of Rapides, .E4a
rEtsY FlRTyE oFAND TO,sATIsP,
I A > s'Ha'it OF sFieri Facias. issued ane
to 1ma Dir ected' in the Sabove enti,le,
a'nts numbered suit, I have seized ant
Twill offer t"ifsaie attpublic auction, il
tu'nt lof tile Court House door, in til,
iown Of Alexandria, La, between tli,
h"''rs prescribed bylaw. on 1
II ,SA:A,Tl,Ut:RI J. lst day of APRIL
"a D. 1882. ~ !,
! the faHaYing ibedproperfy, spe,
fNI'H. ordered to. be seized, and sold
@p'7f"! !!1a9a a,iaf ~ : ~, It'll y: ~
T. ,h certaianpieee or,parcef of ssss4 s:sssss:s
ii'ndts.tnated!in the Parrish of ~ :sgs;s
Rar1aas. ,Ls.., on the left des-i s4sssSSs
cesitipgaank OF Bayou Beenf, -
.bcing atportion 0fgthe;. sCedarGrove'
trsnt;etion; tire upper. line thereof to
eomme peeo at the lane known as the
Gin 1iiouae Lane, and running back
along the lower side of id'lane,to the
distance and depth of one acre, aud
THENCE at rightgangles the distance of
bue acre, and thence at right angles
and parallel to the public road the
Edistancesof.two acres, thence at right
angles'and'parhllel to the upper line
aforesaid, ito<the public road, thence
alongithe publlcroad to the starting
point! with right of sergitude to the
hayou, containing the quantity of two
~ acres, With all buildings. and im-
provements thereon, consisting of Gin
House, Gin Stand, Cotton Press, etc.
atsc. san.-Also,-fa
A lot Of ground or. woodland contain.
ing thirty acres, and,a portion of the
Cedar Grove plantation in rear Of
the said e lin, House. the boundaries of
which are hereafter to be determined;
as the. same, is held in indivisioa be-
tween D, NJ. Lyle and wife and Defen-
dart, Milton Tanner, the, same that
was so By Plaintiff. to said Tanner.
Z, 'TI TERMS u cash, subject toappraise-
meit. M. D, c. PAUL,
Mc cp i Lids. 4 .,ss 4r. Sheriff.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

! B.e' Heymans will sell you Dry
Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings, No.
lions, etc, cheaper than they Can be
bought elsewhere. Give Lim trial
at onee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15
1 .AtI
2petgn,
"a GhTAsrEOPNE.9.

e, aart; bra .++aa.isi9 ~
3gt:i Nnih;tlnan being ~ s.e..
Who saw that sight.
.''.li 'B,,t feit'E stiua,fi,l'a fas
. 10 OF pale sifrigltss II Ii
he sat in the window,
. i'''iee Stories. high, 'S
Ya A, fttiellaAys4s sass,4s 10
ta y IN M one nigh. 80
~ A stranger saw him, &;
s'.7-5f'r Observation-Disclosures; "
A crowd soon gathered
10 watch him there.
] IA gl9a 1ma l f,ua
iad =: .iinairy flight, lac : IS
q 4, Came past The, window 4,
a butterfly bright
= from fields of cluser:iisia
: and .perfumetl air, ,,.1
Wayfaring insect, 49,.
90 ., aWhat broughs you there
: .sei ING ,pSapy saw II, } a.gs. r.
And eagerly
q ReaEtied"ont to catch it, g
isaa And. ereweqswith glee.g
ui; With, fat, pink fingers {.
Reached out-and fell.
THE awful horror ~
ti'ia, No tongue can tell. 81 u
!, Poor little baby.
~ Pale faces quivered aaiyif
!. And lips grew white, ,ai
Weak Women tainted,
~ IS Strongmangrew weak,.l
A4l rose one, n'sai,;
Heart-piercing Shrek.
- Hurrah for tie aw silf
p. Upon stlfe fly 1Hi7as III
] 6! 4 t. caught youpgstae
And tossed him nigh,
The bounce pfodigious
sva.iA ade baby svoWl; 81 i,i,s
He caught his breath, sir,
90 And set upa Howl. ~
aAll!bHssed the awning a!
That had, ITO flaw.
But II maddrr baby $50
!. - re. NntT -y,or0,, co,, 49,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

| ID nisIAiCICa | Ell :
III aitt'ss-t:I9 I
fE.szssss,xgn ssse!
| Goa'otgiosqlestreyf
fSics Rooms purifat
15a'id made plea
| EsSart.g fa9ijfl 8.
fevered and sicl
f. persons a'eiiesef
r. aud refreshed by
| Ihba t hing wifi i
4 Pf".ph ~ tit
|'aFluid o'added' to
b tile Water..3 ~
| Soft White Com
s. plexions secured
''hby its use in ba-
=. thing o@ea sa1,
Impure Air made
e harmless andpu-
7isrifed by spti'nk-
Z lin g d arb "a
saFluid ab6dt.- I
.aiopa'iBthebrearll
teeth;
: Hacan't be. SUR:
i f5asse,1!ss s,sf II
ga ia grA relieved!
% andscufed. III !
E'5islpNasttHrea. sa|
Burns relieved in !:
= stantaH 'adaa q. !
Sears prevented. 81
Removes air 7iiul,-,i
fp1easantd,iorsi I:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

T0HN WERNER, Front Street
- Tailor. Suits made to order; a
perfect fit guaranteed. The very latest
styles. Terms, Cheap for Cash.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

DALPH WALTER, Second street,
Al near DeSoto. Manufacturer of
Harness, Saddles, Brides, etc. Salts
faction guaranteed l4is.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15
MIZZINE'R Z.
.NIScELLaVEOUS.

.KELLY, p, Contractor, Builder and
IN Undertaken, corner Lee and Fifth
streets. A fine Hearse and a full as.
sortment of Metallic and Rosewood cot,
fins always on hand.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

linz repairing of Clronoe,etera
a 9, nne dols Watches speciality, II
Ferguson and Schuack's. =
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] DEM,!.DCCyET22.A IT.
y =
~. ETERMS:

~ .,,s. gTERMs:. - =.
THE DEMOCRAT il published Weekly
g aa-at3FwO B,LErRs and FfrTY CrSTss Her;
annum z:QNKsDoLLAR and I'IRTY GEMS
for six mouths :. PAYABLE IN AB.,
VANCE E.sr - . +. Il
ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted 1T The = rsSfc
of 0NE DOLLAR pcri:square for the first
Eimsertion and5 Fury GEMS for. each
[ ! Ssdfs@plent { one. Fen 5iass OF less
J hbravhe Ep"ls 9hastitAte, n sdnare.
OBITUARY NOTICES, Marriages, Public
Meetings, Carl Is Of Thalliss, etc, totbe
maid "a advertisements ''-' '-i's
Personal CARDS nadmissablev,
chsrgsd donlle tho asaal ailyertisidg|
- rates. $50 "a . -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15
DIR GODS d. GROcERIRS.

HUsrMYRE, W., sign, Of the aB Il
IL Red Plpwt'cornerof Secondhand
Jackson streets, dealer in Dry Geods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes. Hats, ETC.
Highest market price paid for eottoni
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

.e;,sall tn 81 fsAci q IS THE OR, GREAT a'f'
Disinfectantaa and Purifier.
,-o ~. , 10. t. pRRfAREp BY y /,
dos aas,tAI -1a1Ni Is COMPLY
manufacturing Chemists, Sole Propjri
ais Feta Sole A.. Ial.tf
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

p Az RoBT P. HUNTER, Ae.
lAs torneys and Connsellors at Law.
Front street. 81
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PlNEVlLLE.

.DR. JULIUS A. JOHNSTON, rs
~ now permanently located in Pine
sne, Office on corner below Turner's
brick building,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15

n DU PREy Physician and Surgeon
~. Special attention given to disea-
ses of Women and Children9 Office at
Srssidehte- Joh ussoH street, betwesn'
Second and Third ste. ,Alexan dria, La,
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a 5syY&,; So
q ,D1PTHERIA. 1
Up R E, VENTE Dl
ss1ssEsEezsss,sssE

Cholera dissipated.
Ship Feoer, proven
| ted by.its use. *
||lnScases Of dealt,
in the house. it
!. shooId always be
| used abont- athe
!, corpse !. lit will
Prevent any M :
: pIeasapf sme3a: =
An. Antidotr for
Animal or Yege-.
't;l bic sons MS; :
. -sti,lss, etc. ::
D dangerous e flu
Was Of. sick room
and hospitals : re-
: moved by its. use /.
. ~ 1865 -.
Yslt0ag Feraesr
- Erddicated.'
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ToHN. CASseN, Physician and Sur
- geonsS Office at residence, head of
Beauregard street. s,.,1. a., -.
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1ULIUS LEVIN, dealer in Lumber
81 and Building material. Choice
Family Groceries. Second street, OPP
posite Town Hall. ssG.a
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QOSENTHAL, JIG cerner Of secend,
~ and Murray streets, dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Bootss Shoes, Hats;
Caps, and General Plantation,.Geods.
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TAS.. ANDREWS, Attorney at Law
~ and Notary Public. 0ffice on De-
Soto street, between First:apd Secorid.
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pLACKMAN, w. F., Attorney~and
- Counsellor at Lazy. Office on DE
Soto Street, between First and Second.
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BUSINESS DTRE1G1ORY
= -
ALEXANDRIA

49, pts s" ."0P1! &c,
PROF,ESS1O.HaZ.
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I. Ihaye written the above STORY of
Mr. L. IS, St. c's case very nearly as /
lately heard il f'om 9 friend, hoping
it it m'gAta'se a9 some pp'netsr 70 t4y the
lemon po4ltiee ;pe,nedy'' et.them-
Selves 5 as 1 skeuwp ihdsy give up in
despair O. when~tirey find they are af.
Alctea ny that tlreadass eo,urge-can.
cer.-t Pacific Presssn ag.ag s.. Il
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06
Why the Faro Bank Wins.

That is something that great many
clever men who play a great deal
against faro do not know. 1t is not that
there is steady percentage in the
banks favor in the cases of ''splits,"
but that the bank plays with the most
money, that the bank always wins in
the end. That is a simple enough prop
osition, but is seldom understood. A
bank with $4,000 cash has as many
more chances of winning in the end the
money of player worth 800 as the
banks capital is greater than the play
er's. The player can only lose his 300
once; the bank can lose two hundred
and fifty times before it has reduced its
chances to the players. In other words,
the chances in favor of the bank, as
quoted, in addition to the percentage on
.'splits,", is two hundred and fifty to
one. This is susceptible of absolute
mathematical demonstration, yet will
be read with amazement by many who
occasionally buck the tiger. The or
binary player who goes with ten or
twenty dollars to lose in bank having
800, 900 to lose, can do a little Sunday
morning work in figuring out his
chances of beating the bank.-San
Francisco Call 81"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06
A Cute Trick.

Orpheus with his lutte made trees and
other objects dance at his pleasure, and
a similar method Of overcoming mate
rial difficulties seems to prevail in lodg-
ing houses in Queenstown. The diff
Guilty of being in two places at once,
like bird, has been remarked on by an
Irish metaphysician. Some other think
ers of the same race have been no less
struck with the inability of two bodies
to occupy the same space at the same
moment. AT Queenstown whence emf
grants start, the place which many
bodies desire to occupy at the same given
moment is bed in a lodging-house.
The difficulty has been overcome with
singular ingenuity. In report on over
crowding of emigrants, published by the
board of trade, the method Of creating q
vacuum in bed is explained. AS soon as
the rooms in a lodging-house are full,
and in that hour when sleep is sweetest
to men, a fiddler is introduced. The
lads (and, we presume, lasses) at once
wake up and galIantly stake the flure,"
while new set Of emigrants jump into
the vacated beds and sleep till the rev.
ellers are danced down.. Then the new
tenants of the bed are evicted, and they
stake the fluren in their turn; the COM
pany thus alternately sleeping and dane
crowding. and would probably prevent
the nervous from sleeping, and has 9TH
er patent Inconvenience. But there is
something festal about the method after
alL--London Daily News.