The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-04-26

Ivy bau uaS just received all th,
new styles Of slippers and low GUAR
ter shoes for ladies', He has mark
ed them down at bottom figures anc
deties any house ia town to sell tht
same class of goods at lover price.
SELF " '"u'
} A WnMAN's EXPERIENCE. Moth.
ers and daughters should feel alarm.
ed when WEAKNESS constantine m.
presses them. "If am fretfpi from
exhaustion of vital powers and the
eoior is fading from my face, Par
kers Ginger Tonic gives quick 70.
''ef. 1t builds me up and drives
away pain with wonderful! certainty .,
i Buffalo lady.
-IHE hide merchant living in the
upper portion of our little City, takes
IT. seems, particular delight in sun
ning' airing and drying his beef
hides where the obnoxious smell or
door Is carried or transmitted in .
rev seconds to the smelling powers
Oh MS neighbors. The authorities
snould prevent al this particular sea
son OF the year, such wholesale dis.
trlbution of such scented etferyes-
cence.
The Base Ball match on Sunday.
between the Amateurs and Athletics
was warmly contested from start to
hhlsh, and attracted quite a crowd oil
spectators CT the ground. Both sets
OF players did better playing than
was to have been expected from in.
experienced ones; little wild throw.
ing was INDUCED in throughout the
eight Innings. The game was a |
draw. The two clubs will probably
come together again in a short while.
Mr. ALI. w. Buron acted as umpire.
-ONE of our foremost citizens
mere is In receipt of a letter from
!rlend at Natehitoches, in which the
writer says that the authorities oil
that place are thinking of quaran
lining against Alexandria, for the
reason that the latter place has
number of smallpox cases. How
such news or information ever reach
ed Natchitoches we are unable to
say, bat would inform the people of
that place that such is not the case.
we have never had but one case.
Col. McGinnis, and he is GONZALES,
cent. We AJAX the Vindicator of that 4
place to make the proper correction
and have US righted in the matter.
sYarroMs-slight pain in the side,
The skin ndeyes assume thick vel I
ow coat, digestion is impaired, an I
unpleasant sinking sensation at the ,
pit of the stomach is experienced, ,
,he bowels are irregular, the mind is :
rettui, the memory weakened, some
lines a slight cough, GOODNESS of the t
lands and feet, sometimes loss of ap- t
petite and at others unnatural cray s
ng for food, dizziness of the head, y
before the eyes, depressed d
pirits, bad breath, feeling of uncer- 4
ainty Of having left something I'M
lone but can't tell what it is. Take !,
simmons Liver Regulator, it will re- l.
move all these feelings and make {
'ou well. t.
ARRIVALS at the Exchange Ho- 4
ell for the week ending on Monday, c
april oath: J. S. Mayfeld, W. Ii. d
Baker, Fl. Mason, W. M. Abbott, a
V. 7. jackson, New Orleans; j. G. g
.efebore, Shreveport; A. II. Butler, a
u. Landry; r. r. Fitch, Monroe; G. d
:. Meeks, Lebanon, KY; Arm y
trong, Sabine Parish, La; G. c.. );
larshall, W. H. Johns, W. j. S. q
ohnson, j. L. Campbell, Cheney D
lille; Frank Schofeld, Natchez. l
iiss.; Chas. Wells, T. C. Wheadon, y u
'. G. Clark, F. P. Butler, Col. Pick. n
as, Loyd's Bridge; Ledoux Smith, =
3. Carnal, Thos. B. Stewart, r. H. e,
NTH, Will Polk, Kaoomie; B. NJ. HI
Iayes, L. L. Brown, Moreland. ct
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