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Horrible accident

WAsH1HGroN. Jan. GG-John WsrR.tk IL.
oreol aged sixty years. employed As olst
fireman in The boiler room of the Corcorsn tuIt
lng, In this city, was terribly scalded 1t an ef'
~ hour this morning while attempting .o;'
move some obs!r actions from the tubas OF one q
and was ~ ing up On is at work On the obe.rurIjo.
whsn sudden escipe of cold water into the h
Ash. box generated An enormous volume ott!eis
completely psrboi.ipg tie unfortunate fremt'
as Vas sent to the FIeedmAl's hospital a ols
Hi injuries will probably result fatally.
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To Days Congressional Proceedings
SENATE

A motion by MIR. Anthony for an aGi,uu
ment from to-day uu.i Monday was neRatlved
upon call OF the yeas and nays which Were
demanded by Mr.. Ipg.llSI BY "a 10 81.
MIR. Ferry reported as sneudsd the bill TO
ensb.e tbs Postmaster general to delegate su-
thosuy 10 sign warrants lie made 30 inetf c.
tual fort to secure its in mediate iieralicu
Mr.. logsls otisctiog.
Mr.. Allison introduced bill to provide re-
serve fund fer the redem ption Of United States
notes and for other purposes.
After morning business The Senate 1T y To-
sumed the consideration of the Sherman ihrts
per cent bond bill and Mr. Sherman proceeded
10 close the debate on the bill.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Updegraf. of Ohio, presented psti.iou
Of 4 600 citizens Of Ohio askiog for the es,at
lisbmeut OF az. alcoholic liquor commission.
Referred.
Mr.. Psgs. of CAL. fran th, Committee on
Educstion and Labor, reported bill to regt-
late, limit. and suspend Chinese imnierali.u.
Ordered to be printed aud recommitted.
MIR. Cox. of Nav York. offered . resolution
calling on the President fer oil correspondent,
between the State Department. and the Uoied
States Miuis!er a. St. Petersburg relative 10
the expulsion f American Isrseli,es ircm
Russia and the persecution of Tie Jews in tie
Russian Empire. Referred
Under the call ct Committees ho f,iloWlus
bills we're reported:
BY Mr.. Bowman. Of Mss, ftom tho Con-
mi'tee 90 claims, to afford assistsuc, AID relIt
to Congress aud executive departments 10 'hs
Investigation OF claims sGaius. tic GOvsrt m'c:.
Put CD House c.loadsr
By MIR. Neal. CT O6io. Ch,itman Of ITO
Comntteo Oh the District Of Columbie, sprr-
priatirg ono million dollars for the reclamation
of the marshes 10 tho hsr5Ors of the ci;its Of
Washington acd Georgetowu. Rfc,red 10
Committee Of tho Whols.
Mr. Bryw,e, tflndaoa. from the Comnitre
on lovsid Pension. cll,ug OF the Secretary Of
tho Iourior for Information as 10 what spprt-
pration will be required annually. TO psy pee.
sions during the next twenty five years, if oil X
claims for pensions arising from the war of lbe s
rtbsllion shall be ad Indicated within the seviu
years period terminating Juue 3Otb. 1885. sOd
If at the end OF that time the survivors Of ths Z
war With Mexco shall DO pensioned at IS
month. Adopted. f
The House then resumed the considerable (.
cf tho report Of the Committee on Aco,uIa: &
designating the committees which arc cnt I'D
to employ tlsrks. b
MIR. Cox, of New York, lidiculed the pros. E
sllon to grant The Committee on Library ~
clerk. asserting that It's only duty Wa, d
dispense flowers. which, when be bad hrt 4
Chairman, he had been able TO d, hte,at B
without the uso Of clerk. ss
Mr.. MoCook. of New York, Chsirmsn Of tt! 81
Committee % the Library, deried that he cSe n
directly or irdreclly sugg, sled that he sLoa.' s
be allowed clclk. IS
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means Surprising, for not ory Wss the orimo 8
shocking and hej1ous one. bu! the newspapers
Of oil crccds aad secioos have taught tbs pee
pile to danard suoh vtrii,t from the tiGe the
deed was committed. ard il would have re-
CURED bold juror to have s:osd out aesins.
such preponderaEcs CT public opinion. For
the good uane OF the ooanlry. ard for the ref
1ts,i)n Of frea institutions il would hsvo been
better if tie jury cou.d hGva declared The
wretch insane, fox i: i1eas't :, il,cj much CRED
tuDon republican government 10 hsvo the
world say the! Hi;hio tbs short sDsco Of seveL-
teen gears Two OF is Pfrsiicos haVo been st-
sessioated by sana men.
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The n 8rkefa.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26-Virpinia 6s old -; do
defeIred =; do consolidated CO. do "a 70.
rles 80; past due coup e51 new 10 40s 90; bid TO-.
day. Cotton steady; middlings liz Flour
Active and firm without change. Wheat
Southern nominslly unchanged; Western easier;
southern red l42sl45; do amber l4G; No Md
ls4!al!6!; No Western winter red spot l42ta
l4?s; Jan lEs .l42l; Feb l422.l42z; Mar
lzts alset; April l474.147s. Corn-Southern
anlst s1d steady; Western steady; Southern
white 81 DO vellow7l; Western mixed spot Gal
asked Jan 63a6e3 Feb e9s,7O; Mar II hid !.
April ~ BID May 7si.749 steamer 6sa asked,
osts linn; Southern b0at3 Western white 81 a
s 70 a. 90 m1sd tO.6l; Penna 50.58. Rye dull
At 90k93. Hay quiet and UNCHANGED. Coffee
trm; Bio c,rgoes oldin nary to fair SI,9s Sugsr
quiet quiet; A soft 90. Mhiskey dull and 10 wei At
:, NEW YeRK. January 26 Stocks irresu'.r.
Money E. Cotton steady; up ends II Is l6 :
orleans l2t. Flour Gull and unchanged. Whe.t
lower. "nu FAC
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PROM IYASHiNGI ON.

Special Correspondence of the AleDa. Gazette.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. &C. 1882.
A delegation of Choc:ew lrdisos was before
tho Senate Committee 90 Railroads this mort
Jog, to ask that their na,iou be atw,d to grant
the right of 8sy 10 railroad through their
Territory in consideration CT q royalty Of
$4,000, and a yosr'y sum Of 5000. They
want this money to support their schools. which
are now open only FIVE months in tie year.
The House Committee en- the District of
Columbia msdo favorable report to-day upon
the bill for the rtc'smslou Of the Potonac
fats. aod 90 cue scprol rating s20. 600 for 6l-
log up that portion Of the old canal south ct the
Capitol. ~Slch is still ep:o. The commltte are
b. no means ct ono nipd about the rights Of
amendments will be proposed 10 the bill by
members of the camnittee as veil az by other
N ,mbers OF the House Whta it shall Ia called
up for consideration.
Public Prioter Deirees sen. letter TO The
President to-day. 10 wLi,h he ssys tina. the
anxiety of mino, ia lis old eg, and enf4ebled
condition a5ou. tho retentloD Of Bis otfioo, is
more thso be can bear. aud that to relieve the
Presid ,nt of any obi 20 ion be may havs to his
removal. be respectfully resigns it. L. il re-
ported. however. that Dir. Dsfress bad bsen
given to understand that ho would bs removed
if he DID not resign.
The evidence in ths contested election else
Of Bayly against Barbour. from tho S:h Con-
gressons! district of Virginia, has been printed
and will BIZ brought to the room of the House
Elections Committee to-day. l. is very short,
containing the testimony Of only one or Two
witnesses. The contestant appareu;ly relies
solely upon tis plea tina: the iocuu b ,nt WIS
not 40 inhabi,ant of the distric! whea eIscsed.
The House Ceusos Comm iuee this norliag
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Warmers Safe Kidney anil u,yo,

Cure.
A Cough, Gold Or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently re,ult, in an
1ncurabIe Lung Disease or ConsHmn.
ton. B ROW MS Is Il ONCHIAL
Tk0CHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balsams. but act direeiIv
Oh the tnnamed parts, sllay ing Irritation.
glVereliet in Asthma q. BrOnc hits. Cough
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
singers and Public Speakers are sub.
iect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Iroches have been recon mended by physcisne.
and always give perfect satisfaction. Hsying
been tested by wide and constant uso for nearly
an entire generation. they have attained we'll.
merited rank among the few staple remedies of
the age. Sold at 2hc. box everywhere. mhIe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
EvENINs, JANUARY 26
Mr., William j.. R;y.l. late of Richmond.

Nlr. William j.. Rtyan, late OF Richmond,
tus nov member of prominent law firm in
New York, hiss written and published pinpt
let. 10 which be chsrgss The President with The
violation Of his oath CT Office. aad with high
crimes aod misdemcEnors that " would justify lis
remoysl from oftioe upon Impeachment prI-
c,cdioss MIR. Rcyall not ouly brings these
charges, bus sus.sins than. 10 tho mind OF
every unbiased mao. ty proving that
tho President interfcIred wish the Federal
power TO advance one party sgsir S. the other in
Virgins, and the! he is guilty of en- attempt to
subver! the Supreme Cour. of the United States
by aiding and abettng the efforts OF the read
jus.ers 10 p:evenl the execution of the DEGREES Of
that court in the matter Of the contract between
the State OF Virginia end her creditors No
reasonable, we'll informed and unpreju3ced
man doubts thet if popular opinion in this ccu
try was formed in accordance with the priEci-
Piles of law and ;usiico, and lo., Gs it is, by sec
tional slimosity. ald party prejudice, the Pres.
i1ent would eocn be removed from his office by
impesch nent proceedings founded upon the
charges so corclusive,y sustained in Er. Roy ALPS
pamphlet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26
Fire.

LANCASTER, Pa. Jtp. 26.-The m,r q;
slruclive fire thas ever visited hi city s'in
elrV this morning 10 the ster,oy p, depar oil.
of tho lrquirsr Publishing Coz. buidoF' !:
north Qu.en street. The fire quickly sp,tl.
through the entire building ard it was courlm;
ly destroyed. The loss Oh the building ~
CONTEXT is s:imated at 100000.
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TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
a Terrible MuSS.


ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 hs Alexandra Gazs!te.
RICHMOND. Va, Jan. ga resolution Of
fered by MI. Nevberry 10 the Senate, to day.
relieving the Chair from appointing the special
committee to investigate rumors of corruption
on the part of one of the officers Of the Senate
and naming Senators Hale, L5vel and Mayo Us
tho committee to select the committee OF iaves-
tigs,ion was passed.
Mr. Riddlobargtr. Ito mover of the resolu
tion yesterday. demanding the iuvesiig CATION,
eavo notice that under this mode Of procedure
he refused 10 have anything mere 10 do with
it. Ha wauld adopt bis own methsd Of giving
to tic world his Knowledge Of the facs COO
nected with his charges.
MI. Berry (Dsm.) gave motto, tha. if Mr..
Riddlebsrser could get out of this matter 10
that way be would move 10 reconsider the vote
by which MI. N.wbury's reso'u ion WAS passed.
lie subsequently withdrew hi, motion t, re-
consider.
Mr.. Elliott, President pro ten, said that al
tn, ajority Of ths Senate had manifested q
disposition not to longer repose tho c,n6derc,
10 him to which BIZ, position entitled hin be
,oouM offer his resignation.
Mr.. Berry and other democrats dis,laiu. i
a:y intention to rsf:o! upon Mr.. + lott.
MIR. Bury said that hsd no for mowsn:
entertained an iGca that tho Chair looked upcn
such course as II fec ior, that no p,w rup>u
esrtb could have induced him to have Cas-
vote for the resolution taking the appointment
Of the committee from bis hands.
Mr.. Riddleberger ins Sled that the Pte.ilert
pro tenn should not wlhlrav his resisoa,ou
He gave uotic, that ho wou resign Lis ohais-
manship GA the FIoaao, aud oil other o,u-
mittees over which no presided, tomorrow.
Mr.. Giddires, roaijus;er said ho waa wi log
to follow Mr.. Riddlcbereet's load.
A perfec! deadlock exists 10 both bJdiss.-
The leaders OF the dem; cratic party 10 The
House havs determined not to dispos, OF ary
business until The Authorship is disposed Of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26

the RtcAmona Wing ssys ito rsacja:er
party cane into bsicg at Mtz rt Hall in
1879" That wsi 10 tine wbtn Gen. Malone
fixed the amour, Of the State d@bt at $32 0O0.-
600. Hs nov ss5s it is ooIy S2l 900 .00C,
though be acknowledges that GOT dnlisr ef il
has ben paid during the ioterVa
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Nominations.

WAsHIHGroN, Jan. 2i-The Pfesidst! ~ y:
the following nina!ions 10 the Senate lo.sn
3. A. Whitfield. to he Postmaster .! Clnc!l.rs
Ohio; Frederick A. Trit.e. CT Nevada W. w.;
Goveri or Of Arizona Territory; Locpoa nr
brett. to be United States AsslsIant I reas''s'
Cincinnati Ohio.
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Financial.

NEW York. Jsu. &c The stock market
opened strong and ] % per cent higher than the
closing prices OF yesterday. In this early deal
iugs Inc market SOLO up s,s per cant Suhsa.
quently The market fell OF to3 per cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26

Tia m2rs br!vs 10 live than to die"
Therefore dou't wait til slight Cough dc
velons i'self iatn consumption but secure a
bottle Of Dr.. Bull's Cough Syrup at The small
outlay OF % csnts, cure your Cough AID live on
happily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26

Mrs. jean NJ. Crane widow of the lkss VIM.
G. Crane. of Baltimore. died very luddenly
yetterday morairg. Mrs. Crane vas daughter
OF john Ganiel, Of Falmouth, vs., md is .
si:t:r ofthe late Raleigh Trsve,s Daniel, attQr,
ney &c sial o. this SIa.e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26

Hon. Eim1ad Burke died at Newport, N.
e.. yesterday. sgsd IS. He was member Of
Congress from 1889 10 1915. and afterwards wss
ac'nDissiorer of patents under Pusden. Polk.
lie was o1e IF the most prominent lawyers
and politicians 10 Nav Hampshire. and was for
many years editor of The Washington Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26

The htantic end Northwestern Railroad Co..
of Yves. Virginia, cnd the Ohio Central Rail.
road Co. yesterday executed and tran. mitted TO
tho Secretaries OF State of Ohio and West Wiz
giniG contract whereby these companies BIO.
come consolidated under the nsme OF tho Ohio
whatever is made in this Capitalization 10 the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, end tho
fsilnte of the consolidation 90 far as the last
named compauy is conc armed is admit ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26

A mysterious explosion occurred at Little
Rock, AK, yesterday a! The residence of the
United States dis.ric. ju7g,. II. G. Caldwell
He was si:tirg 10 his library nesr the fire. when
he took sncll vtck.so containing whito pow
der, which he found on the m,ntelpiece, and
tossed it inio the f:e. l. exploded, throwing
the Judge violently tcross the r,on, rendering
him inscnsbo sDd tearing the fish from both
arms up to tho e!bsW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-26

Court OF ArpEAIs YEsTERDAY.-Stokes
90, IS. O.iser ct sis. Submitted
E:he,idgs's administration vs.. Parker OF ais.
Submitted.
Btsgg By, g.. ". L,ub,ri's admir-. Ar
pued hv Samuel d. Davies. esq. and Colonel
join II. Guy for appel Gnts, with leave to Jno.
Howard, CO., to 10 cote for appellants 10
sDsHsr to note CT ". II. Mann for appellee.
Vest, "a, IS CANA OF as. Argued ~
Ro. Oa!d. esq, fer appellant and W. W. HeL-
~. elq fIr appellee.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27
TOWN
SESSIONS OF DISTRICT COURT

TN CONFORMITY AND BY VIRTUE OF
Article one hundred and seventeen OF
the Constitution of the State, and the Acts
Of the General Assembly of this State, VIZ:
Act No. % approved June %, A. u. dooS,
and Act No. approved February ~, A.
D. 1880, it is ordered III open Court, began
and held in and for the Parish OF AVoy-
Giles on the 4th day of December, A. u:
1882, that the following time shall be and
| is hereby fixed for the holding OF the
| terms of the District Court in the 18th
Judicial District of the State of Louisiana
composed of the Parishes of AvOyelles,
Grant and Rapides, instead Of the terms
of the said Court as heretofore fixed:-
: Terms in the Parish of Rapides-First
Monday of April, Jury Term. First Mon
dav of October, Jury Term. First Monday
of January, Ordinary Term. First Monday
of June, Ordinary Term.
Terms in the Parish Of Avoyelles-First
Monday of May, Jury Term. Fourth Mon
day of November, Jury Term. First Mon
day of March, Ordinary Term. First Mon
day of September, Ordinary Term.
Terms in the Parish of Grant-First
Tuesday of March, Jury Term. First
Tuesday of November, Jury Term. First
Tuesday OF June, Ordinary Term. Fourth
Tuesday of January, Ordinary Term.
The clerk is hereby ordered to enter Oh
his minutes this fixing of the terms OF the
; District Courts Of this District and to post
, on the Court House door copy of the
same. and the Clerk is further ordered tt
make out a copy Of this fixing OF the
terms of said Court as soon as practicable
J and senda certified copy thereof to tn
, Clerk of the District Court in and for TIT
Parish of Rapides, and a like copy to tn
: Clerk of the District Court in and for tn
. Parish of Grant, Which Clerks respective
ly are hereby ordered to post copy o
] these tixings of said Court on the Cour
House door of each of their respective Pa
IRISH.
:, No assignment of any Parish OF Parishe
3 to either one of the Judges can yet b.
: made until the refused Docket is disposed
e of. The Judges will arrange between
themselves for the holding of the variou
Terms of Court. The January Term il
o Rapides Parish will be held by Judge W
F. Blackman; the March Term in Gran
by Judge A. Barbin. Further assignment
t Will be made hereafter. S.
Thus done and signed in open Court thi
the goth day of December, in Marksvlllt
g ! Ayoyelles Parish.
= (Signed) w. F. BLACKMAN,
ARISTIDES BARBIN,
# A true copy. Judges.
Attest: L. V. GREMLL1oN,
Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

AS outlined ia an interview with
Mr.. Henry G. Hester, secretary of
the Cotton Exchange, published in
the States several days ago, the Cot
ton Exchange has declined to take
part in the proposed Centennial Cot
ton Exposition, to be held in 1884.
In the language of President Phelps
1--WE do not believe that an exposi-
ton will confer sufficient benefit to
New Orleans to Offset the heavy out
lay which it is understood will be
required; but granting the reverse,
we are of opinion that there are too
many essential improvements to
which the surplus funds of this com.
muuity may be devoted ,h,t would
inure vastly more to the benefit, not
only of this city, but Of the section
tributary" IN. Q. States.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

-THE unhappy Oil City Derrick
man says: "When an editor makes q
mistake in his paper, all the world
sees it, aud calls him liar. When
a private citizen makes a mistake,
nobody knows it except few of his
friends, and they come around and
ask the editor to keep it out of the
paper. When the private citizen
dies, the editor is asked to write of
all his good qualities and leave out
the bad. When the editor dies, the
private citizen says: Now that old
liar will get his deserts
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

JAMES VIcK.--From the appear
ance of Vick's Floral Guide, which
is on our desk, we should Judge that
the young Vicks are "chips" of the
old block" SO the Floral Guide with
its Autographed cover is handsome
enough for the parlor table. It is
printed on the best of paper, has
three colored plates of Flowers and
Vegetables, and full of useful infor-
nation. Those who send 10 cents
for it cannot be disappointed, as the
platas alone arc worth the money
Address, as in past years, James
Wick, Rochester, ny
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

The will of the late A. T. Ste
wart, of New York, was fled for re-
cord in Baltimore on Wednesday
last, in order to perfdct the title OF
Mrs. Stewart to a large amount of
property in that city which is about
to change hands.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

SHOULD the pension list be pub
lished it would be scrutinized every
where and the extent of the claim
agent frauds would be discovered.
And the claim agents do not want
the list published.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

"A man brea.hes Is times a min
ute, and uses about 375 hogsheads
of air an hour, and yet some men
are mad because they can't drink as
much as they can breathe.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

Mn. Carlisle takes q sensible
view of the tax reduction business.
He says there should be no general
revision of The internal revenue laws
until the tariff has been revised and
reduced or what is substantially the
same thing, the two matters should
be considered together as the pro
priety of making reductions in one
system will necessarily depend to 6
large extent upon what is done i1
the other.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

-EvERYTH1NG suitable for Christ
mas and New Years presents can be
found at T. NJ. Biossat's, Second ST.,
next door to Post Office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY. - Ladies
wishing perfume that combines
novelty, deIicacy and richness, find
Floreston Cologne entirely satisfac'
tory.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

"A BEAUTIFUL display of Gents
Seal Rings and Scarf Pins, at I. M.
Biossat's, Second street, next door
TO Post Office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

BEAUTIFUL skin and fair com
plexion, robust health and powers Of
endurance follow the use of Brown
Iron Bitters.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

-FlNE Gold Watches, Jewelry,
Solid Silver and Quadruple Plated
Ware, China Tea Sets, Mantle Or
naments, ETC., ETC., latest styles and
designs, direct from New York, at
t. ii. Biossat's. Second street, next
door To- Post Office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

Tors and Christmas Presents al
T. M. Biossat's, Second ST., next to
Post Office.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

A DIFFICULT PROBLEM SOLVED
The desire for stimulants is becom
ing rnonstrous evil and how to
overcome it is a serious question
with reformers. Parker's Ginger
Tonic fairly solves the difficult pro-
blem. 1t invigorates body and mind
without intoxicating and has brought
health and happiness to many desc,
late homes Enquirer. See anoth-
er column.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

TOYS! Toys! Toys! at +. NJ
Biossat's.
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ALEXANDRIA. LA.

WEDNESDAY,. DEC. q, 1882
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AGENTS:

Thos. Mcintyre. New Orieahs' Id
j. Curtis Waldo. ..... A.
Nelson Chesman 6 Cost. Louis, NO
NJ. Pettcngill & Co., ..... New YORK
Geo. P. Rowell 81 Co.,
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louisiana State Lottery Co

Incorporated in 1863 for Is years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charita-
BILE purposes-with Capitol of 81 ,0Oo 900
to which reserved fund of over $3.50,
900 has since been added. By an over
whelming popular vote its franchise was
made part of the present State Constitu'
ton adopted December 2. A. D. 1879.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27
100, 900 7IgzB1s At $500 Each
ITS GRAND

FRACTIONS IN FIFTHS, IN
PROPORTION.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-12-27

A GRICULTURAL and SAW Mill, MA
n chinery, Phoenix Cotton Gins, Feed
ers and Condensers, Cotton Peesses, Gin
Gearing, Saw Mills,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE SAW MILLS.
Threshers, Corn Shelters, Cane Mills. :
Castings of every description.
MARSH BROTHERS.
Aug. l6 Agents, Alexandria, La.