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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-20

The sporting fraternity of Paducah,
KY, wined. dined and lionzed a fellow
re GENTLY. who claimed to be Tug
Wilson, who claimed to be of pugilistic
fame, and were greatly chagrined when
the alleged thumper turned out to he a
whisky drummer on spree.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-19
POSTPONED.
POSTPONED.
POSTPONED.

The above safe II delinqu .ns stock Ia 49,
po-tp med until FkIDA.. The I'm %%.rse!
OCTOBER. 1888 At tue hour of l o'ci,cssy y
By order Of III Board OF vust-es' AhAs
HENRY 'PPLEa ATE. secrs4.,.
Ban Francisco. Sept. II, 1888,
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

E.rcka Consolidated nfnfng Com.
pany.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, Californis.
Location OF works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice There 10 delinquent upon the fol.
Living described stock. on secounf Of assess
ment (No. 81 levied on the Goth day OF July.
1883. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. - fol
lows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-19
MEDICAL.
DR.. ca

DR.. SPIN ca
No. II K~srny Rsrees.
TREAT ALL oHRONlo AND spro.,
Diseases. "1.o'Al
7 @ U N G NJ
Who may be suffering from the effects a =.
fal folliss or indiscretions will do veil Z ...n
themselves Of this. the greatest boon s,- ssos
At the feet OF suffering humanity. B, a.sN
oey will guarantee 10 forfeit dve hund,ss ~
lars for every case OF weakness or prfvs. ~
ease Of any kind OF character which - NJ
takes and fails TO cure.
HIDDLE.A0ED NEa.
There are many Ct the we Of thirty n ~.
who are troubls with too frequent ey.crssn
Of the bladder. often accompanied By I slisss
smarung or burning sensation, and 1 vssss.'
Ing OF the system In . manner the patient -.
not account for. On examining the urtss-
deposits . ropy sediment will often b. foss3
and sometimes email particles Of sibumsn m
appear. or the color will Be Of . thin miidss
hue. again changing TO . DARK and toruia ~
pearapce. There sre many men Who 6isr
this difnculty. ignorant Of the cause. vhteh,.
the second stage Of seminal weaknsss. b, a
will guarantee . perfect cure In all such 90.
and . healthy restoration Of the gsuito.urips,
organs.
Once Hours-i0 to I and 9 TO q. eupa.,
from 10 to II A. =. Ocasultstion free, ~
ough exsmination and adytce, -.
Gall or address DR.. SPINNEY 1 90.
No. II Kssruy ST.. Han Pm dsoo
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Notice to Lien Holders.

voU an. HER1BY NoTiyIEp THAr
al psrsons claiming llene against the
Whslsn Consolidated O PIPER nintne Company
shall BE- aud sppear before the District Court
Nsvade. IN and for the County Of Eureka. on
he 18th day Of esp1smhsr, 1850. st 10 O'Clock
4. \. Of e1oh day, and then and tAere e1hAodt
shall ~ deemed 70 b waived in favor Of those
g exhibltsd. DOHRRTY.
AL1xAnnna Wusox and BxHyA,ux 6A1psle.
Attorneys.
HuFSis. New. Aug. II. liza. sslsGd
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Gurtka mailp 8fntineL.


The following ~ complete iiss Of out
standing assessments upon stocks listed at
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, with the dates upon which they
will become delinquent in the Board and
the day Of sale:
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Of Memory, Lassituds. Nocturnal kmissiooa
Aversion 70 Society, Dimnsss Of Vision. Nolec
in the Head the vital 6uid passing unobssvsl
In the urine. and many other diseases that lssl
TO insanity and desth.
Nm. MlNrlE will agree 10 forfeit Five
Hundred lbssl1mr for . osse OF this kind thst
the VITAL ENrO IA five (undse hde
special sdvfcs and treatment) will not curs. q
for anything impure or Injurious found IN II
DIR. M1NrlE treats all Private Diseases ~
ceesfully without mercury. lW0sWtsaslsp
rveo. Thorough ~xAmtsstfon and sdvioa, Ia.
Guiding snalysts Of urine - 90. Price, Of vita
Restorative, ~ % . bottle, or four tins
the quantity, SO GO; ssnt % any address upos
receipt Of price, or o. o. D.. secure from d.
servsttou, and In private name II desired,
A. 3. MIHrlE, n. d.
n K~Avssy ~. NM0 rrMaetsco,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FHEe-sens on sp plics.
don oy letter stating symptoms. seq and ags.
Communications strictly confidential.
DIR. MINT les KIDNEY R9MEDY,
NEPU1 EFT Il'UM. cures ell kinda Of Kidne5
and Bladder Complaints. 0onorrhoa. alss@
LeucorrhOA. For sale by sil druggists; d % .
bottle, stx bottles for - 10.
DM. M1NrlE'H IA OEL1OH pILl4
are the best md cheapest DYSPgBNlA sn6
BILIOUS cure In the market. Foft
all druxatses. mstts
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Add In arc ,rdance with law, and an order of
tn Board Of Directors. made ON the 18th d-y
OF July, 1888, - many shares OF each parcel Of
such stock a. may .e necessary, win BIZ sold at
public aucti n ct the ONCE Of The COMPANY,
koom rs. Nevada Block. 800 Montg ,mery street,
San Frsncisc California. ON
Saturday. h Eighth tSth) Day Os
September, 1888,
At the hour Of Gle, en- az O'Clock 4. l.. of said
lay. to pay said delinquent a, essnent thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penseso Of the sale.
A.w RAVENS, Secretary.
Omce-Room ~, Nevada Block, 800 Mint
goms ~ street. San Francisco. Gal. au2ltd
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DELINQUENT

sold 1t public auction, at thu om..-
company Room 43, Hallech BIscs Tie
oAnsoms street, Ban Francisco. Csliso.Sc. ~
Mondays she Sixteenth tIs.n,
Of July. 1850,
~ sne nour o. O'Clock p. H.. Of s.,d a.,
pay SAID delinquent ass+ssmest th.saa.asy.h
ss'nsf with Costs Of advertising and s,~u ! =.
:. HtNRY APPLEa TIE. in. s....
Omce- koom ~, Hs,leck BIoch. M 49, q
some street, Ban Francisco, Caiiforni. = ~:
POSTPONED.
The above sale Ia. ben uostoo,.a -.
THURSDAY. AUGUST l6, 1874. - y. saul
nous ana place. By order Of the Board ~ 1 y
j,2o J. HENRY APPLICABLE s.,,..-
San francisco, July IT. Is 8.
POSTPONED.
Inc above Sale Of oil rqu.nt stock q. -.
1y postpohe, until FRIDAY, the IAN 80.
SEfTEhbEk. ISIS ut the hour OF i 49,
p. L.. By order . Z the Board Of Trua,..S e'oek
henry APPLICABLE in es.rs..-
Ban Francisco, Aug. 16. 1858.
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10 . never-faiH
Cure for Nerve
Debility xhsuste
edty, jeminsl
Weakns 6pefms.
sorrhSA, Log
MANHOOD.I-
potsncy. Paralysis
and sll the tsrfibl,
ehects Of Sslf-Absx
youthful foliia M
excuses In mstussI
yearp-euch - Loo
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How b varaous Companies stood
Financaally Sept. l. 1855.
The following are the financial balances
Of the various mining companies on Sept.
/, 90 far - ths San Hsancisco papers hsvs
been enabled 70 collect them:
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At the hour OIL O'Clock ?. Of said day. 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses of the
sale. P.JAo BIOS. O. crstary.
once Room 81. Nevada Block. No 800
Mont onery street, Gan Francisco, California.
sepitd
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 2oth d.y
Of July. l-Ss, 20 many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock - may be necessary. viii be sold
ct public suction. at the auction house Of
Maurice Dore, No. Alo Pine street. Ban Fran.
cisco. California. ON
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

Albfon Consolidated Mining Conn
pany.
r OcArION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
business. Ban Yrancisco California.
Locsuon Of wofts. Eurehs Mining District.
Eureka County, stats Of Nevada
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account Of aseess-
ment INC. lA) levied ON the 18th dsy VI July,
1888. the several amounts set oppos to the
names Of the respective shsrsholdsrs. - fol-
lows:
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THANKS.

The undersigned. special committee of ar
rangelncntsi for the fair given for tie benefit
of the New Hall, on behalf of their respect
tives co.npanic. Thibodaux Fire Co. No. /,
and Home Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, do
hereby express their heart.T thanks to the La
dies who SO cordially assisted us in the man
accment and conduct Of the fair given the
49th. and 3oth. of September iSS3.-to all
who took part and played in the Brass Band
under the direction OF Mr.. J. Trone, whose
valuable services We're indispensable AMI
greatly contributed to cur success. To those
who l~i5eral:.y contributed by donation and
otherwise and specially Mrs. Gnardia, Har-
vey, Arena and Langue.nan for splendid
cakes. and Messrs. G~risamorc, ~philippeau.
Rapon and Hcrnshein Il Bro. for valuable
contributions.-:o Miss L.. Lagarde and II.
Michelet for tl-cir untiring zeal in tine con-
test.-to Miss Michelet foI the fine and ele-
CANT jewel won in the contest and graciously
retained IA for the benefit of the fair,--to
each and every one. who may have rendered
rs assistance and finally to the public, whose
p ttronage was so literally bestowed. We
tender to all, our most sincere thanks.
/, H. H. MICHELET,
J. l.. AUCOIN,
~ ~ -er j. 6. .OSCHWALD,
7 . c. Arena,
F. LUSIGNAN,
P. AUSELET.
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The editor of the Sugar Boacl is
travelling over the sugar and rice
sections Of Louisiana gathering
much valuable information.
One of his late discoveries was a
pair of sugar rollers on the Belle
Alliance plantation of the Kock
Bros. in Assumption, that were
Al feet in diameter.
There is no reason to doubt any
thing in the way of new discover
les III machinery, but the Sugar
Boul in giving the account of a A
foot roller, ought to have stated
whether the foundation upon which
it was mounted was made Of stone
or brick. ~ xg
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Cotton Centennial Exnos

The Cotton Centennial Exposi
ton of New Orleans in 1884 is
the much-ta,ked-of future event.
During our absence inquiries
were daily made Of US in regard to
il.
Everybody seems to be dttermin
ed to visit New Orleans during it's
exhibition who can do so. The
Crescent City will have all it can
do to accommodate the thousands
of visitors who will make a trip
South during that period.
That Exposition will be one of
the greatest attractions this coun
try ever produced, except perhaps
that of Philadelphia in 1876.
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Sheriff DusOn Of St. Landry
has again distinguished himself.
He has lately captured two men
who murdered all inoffensive man
named Nicely. A desperate fight
ensued between the sheriff and pos
SO aud the d~esperadoes who opened
fire from behind pine trees. One
of the murderers was killed and
the other wounded.
The sheriff'S posse ere rot much
injured, although struck by tie
balls Of their adverSarles.
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GROWTH OF A LARGE INDUsrRY.-Such
has been the growth Of the business Of
WIN. Knabe g. Co., piano manufacturers,
that even their immense factories have
not heen large enough for them. To ac-
co%mmodate this increasing business they
have leased a large and convenient build
ing just opposite their factories. The
building was formerly used as a tobacco
factory, and its size suits well for the
purposes to which it will now he put. The
building is on the southwest corner Of
Eutaw and West streets, fronting 155 fe' t
Gu West street and 4 feet deep. with All
engine houss 40 by As feet. 1t is four sto-
ries in height. with a basement. BY this
extensive addition. the firm will be able
to increase lis production to 10 pianos a
week.
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OUR NEW HAIL..

Now that the new hall is no long
er a dream OF the future. buG a real
edifice, sufficiently advanced to be
used for most of the purposes fol
which it is designed, perhaps it
would be we'll to give it Il name.
In last Saturdays issue of the
SENTINEL, heading the list Of con
tributiOns TO the building fund, We
noticed the name Variety Hail."
w. are informed that it is not au
thorized; tits well. The VOID
"Variety," as the name of u thea
tire or opera house. does not make
II very favorable impression e"pon
the minds OF the public generally,
and Of stage professionals specially,
az it suggests uses Of Il lower grade
than those 10 which, We feel conf
dent, this hall will be devoted.
When finished, this hall will be
an ornament OF which the tOwi
might we'll be proud, and will com
pare very favorably with the pub
lie buildings here; so, whatever
name the committee does select, We
hope, will be at once, beautiful
suggestive and inviting.
X. Y. Z.
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~OTI T.

10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID v->t-'l in me by l:es"imti"M adopted by
the Police Jury of I.nf"nrrhr. in special ees-
sin,i convened Un the 18th. day Of September
lSS} and in pm ~',anrr to mn order dated Sep
trmler l3th. 1851. and to Inc directed hy J..
F Aii,in Secretary of Police JURY Of Lafour-
ci.- | 90 hereby give public notice that there
will ~. ar election held in the Parish "f In
truirii. State aforesaid III, Saturday the 10th.
dIy "f rsoi".r 1881. from s "'cl"ck A. N. to
= "r's~k r. n, IN the Thirl Drainage District
ef the parrish Of LafO1,ch~ commencing ut
the upper line If Acadia plantation aud rnm-
min. own t." thr lower line "f the plantation
of Pant Brand. to take the sense If the duly
qualified %tlrct"rs VIII" are property s"llcrs in
said District um the adoption or rejection 0t
the +" l.Min. nrdiuanre viz:
81. it "rAai,~.l by the Police Jury Of the
P,ri l, ut ,.ai"nrcl,c that the Drainage Tax
in tie 3r.t. Drainage Disfrict If the rariAh I've
and is hereby increased from . tn 5. mills on
the Dollar "a l.' levied annually on the sfOre
said valne If all til" property in said Di.trict.
Resolved further thar said Ordinance be-
come operative. binding aud Of full effect if
at said election the majority shall IL. in favor
Of the foregoing ordinance.
The ~eircti"n will be held at the tim" shove
specified AMI at tue following namuI polling
places t" wit:
First Psecurt. At Arscnc I:rrgercn. com
missiOncrs. Ars+,le Brr.eruli, j.. IL. Leblanc
and Joe Leblanc.
Second Precinct At jules ThibOdaux's,
commissioners. Jules ThibUdxux, Joe Lefort
and Joseph Leblanc.
Third Precinct. At Lovency F"ls~'s Atore,
Commissioners. Lovingly Foise, DR.. J. i. T..
GazzO Jr. aud VIM. Davis. "f
Fourth Precinct. At Ben Fo.sei4 stcfe,
commissioners, Adolphe Folse, Alexandra
Folse and Thomas 4. CuniO.
September 18th. 1893
TFEOPHILE THIRODAUX,
Sheriff Of the Parrish uf LAasOurcLc.
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Among the five new members
admitted into the American Socie
ty for the Advancement of Science
at its last session is the name of
Mrs. S. B. Elder, the talented wri
ter, poet and teacher, Of New Or
leans, and for some time a resident
of Thibodaux. The new distinction
just conferred on our former towns
woman is a deserved tribute to a
lady who not only Yields one of the
most facile and graceful pens in
the fields of literature in the South,
but who is also, a profound and en-
thusiastic adept in the domain of
science.
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The great Exposition at Louis
vile, Kentucky is a magnificent ex
hibitiOn of the Industries and pro
ducts of this country. The display
is beautiful and wonderful.
No ono who has not seen such
displays should fail to visit it.
1t will prove a financial success
as we'll as a memorial Of the enter
prise and energy Of the people of
that fne and growing city.
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The Ne,c York Times Gays that
the machine has still = controlling
hold on the primaries, and will use
it to manipulate the party organi
cation in its own interest. Many
Republicans il that State have
made mp their minds not to support
nominations which may be forced
upon them.
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Half Out OF His Head.

blessed be she u,an;" said Dsn Quixstc's
weary squire, "whs invsutad sleep.' Sanchos
gratitude is ours, but what ii one cannot for
any re-. son enjoy that excellent invention !
..Ncryousmess in me- had becOtDe . disease
writes Mr.. WILLIAM C lem Al. the we'll known
wl,ol.s lie druggist Of Buffalo. MY. !.
IL could not slcep. and my nights were eth
or uassed in that s,rt of rcstlcsauess whic u
nearly crazes . man, or il . kind OF stupor.
haunted by iurmenting dreams. Having tax
en- pAuKER's TOXIC for other troubles. triesl
I also for this. The result both survriscd aud
delighted me. My nerves were toned to con
cert ,.itch, and, like Caesars fat men, l tell in
to the ranks Of those who sleep q nights. l
should add that the Tonic speedily did away
Will, the condition Of general debility and
dys,~psim occa>i"n~d b! my previous slcep:.
les~ile-s. aud gave me strength and perfect q
grstion. In brief. the use Ut the l"n,c tho
roughly rcestahlishcd my health. ! have
| used PARkEm's Tonic with entire snccess Tor
sea sickness aud Tor bowel disorders incident
t. ocean voyages
Ti.i, preparation. has heretofore bcen known
us PARKEK's GINGER Tonic. Hereafter It
will he advertised aud sold under the name Of
IAHKER's TO~NIc-"mittim. the word ginger
Hi>CuX Il Co. are Induced to make this
G ,.n.. 10y the action "f nni.tinripirl dealers
" no have f"r Years deceived their "'"t"'"rrs
by substituting infr, i"r ~ cparnti"n under The
nam. vt ginger. We drop thi. indicating
word all the more willingly. ~ ginger i" M I'm
important tiavorin. ingredient. in our lonic.
Please remember that M change. has
been. or will lie made. it, thu p'elara.
ton itself. ~,d all BOTTLES Remaining. il the
han .i> uf dealers. wrapped under the name Of
PAEEE st;INIEH TO>IC' contain, the grnu-
i'm. ~ ,t,s.ius. IL rl.. t,..~iunIl. >lstI1turV. ut JllS-
COX Il Co. is ut the 10; tom Ut the outside
- III! inr.
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We like to see men fuJ fault

We like to see men fnJ fault
occasionally. It works the bile off
their stomach. But when the
Nachitockes indicator, in al effort
to dishonor Gen. Nichols, brings
up men, who have been reposing
quietly for years iii their graves, to
preside at meetings OF Nichols
friends, it is carrying abuse a little
farther than is necessary among
honorable people,.
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sU1SCRlPTlON:
RATES OF

For each squareAf ten lines or less. the first
;nsertion. 81 81. Second insertion. IS cents
mar square. For subsequent Insertions, per
annare 50 cents. Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and hnsi..ess carols, including
paper, will lie puhrS<ss~d Mt the rate of.O cts.
per square for the hrst insert'"n' ana 20 cents
for subsequent Insertions.
A liberal Jiscouxfn 80 yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for office $40, to be
paid for IN ADVANCE
Advertisements IVA: marked on the COP
for y specifed time <ill be inserted till forbid
and payment exActeA.
Persons sending ce~Imunic"t'"ns to thss pa
net mnst ALWAYS furnish, their real names to
tho Editors. We will not save or return re-
iected manuscripts.
illusions peronmalls7 dispara.in. to any
one will never Ike insr.'ted except as adSer
tisements nor then, if peculiarly objectiona'
BILE.
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What, would become III

What would become of the
country without railroads in the
summer? At Louisville an active
m IN could jump across the Ohio riv
or when it passess the falls. None
but small boats can navigate, and
then with difficulty.
But when the streams tl! up and
the thousands Of Barges and Boats
of grain and coal are coming down
the stream one can exc!aim what
would become OF the county with
out rivers.
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THE EAR.

The managers in charge Of the
last Saturday and Sunday
have reason to congratulate them
on the success which attend
ed their efforts. Knowingthat the oO
ject for which the fair Was held was
good and praiseworthy, there wa.
a very large coucourse Of people
Of all ages and of both sexes. Not
only was the attendance large, but
what was better, those who did at
tend, literally patronized the va
riOus attractions on the grounds.
The tlying-horses seemed to be
the centre Of attraction, for they
we're continually ill., motion, with
every seat occupied. There were
fully as many adults AS there were
children riding them.
The revolving swings. though
not receiving the same degree Of
attention as the flying horses, were
patronized by a goodly number Of
persons who enjoyed the exhilarat
ing sensation of going up into the
air ut an elevation OF about twenty
five feet.
The various stands in the hall
and on the grounds, it is needless
to say, were all patronized to the
fullest extent.
The music for the occasion was
furnished by 4 combination formed
of members Of the different brass
bands of Thibodaux, and was vi
der the leadership of Mr.. Jos. a
Troue. Their music was heard t.
advantage on the stage of the Few
hall.
Two young ladies went areun(
with contribution boxes and collect
ed one hundred and seventy dc
lars, which will be applied, We III
derstand, to the building of tn
dome on the new hall. Miss Laur;
Lagarde was awarded a handsOm,
prize for taking up the largest 60
lection.
The gross proceeds of the Fai
were twelve hundred dollars, an<
the net profit will be about sever
hundred dollars.
Too much credit cannot be give,
to Capt. 81. Fl. Michelet who tool
the management of the Fair in hi
hands and devoted all his time, Ell
ergy and judgment towards NAL
ing his efforts u complete success
This leads US to suggest that til.
committee in charge o~fraising fund'
for the payment Of the debt of thu
Hall. should select some one suitable
person 10 manage all the details o
their fairs and entertainments, 81,
ing him full and complete control l,
the matter Of providing whatever
amusements he may deem profitabl.
to the end in view, of paying OF
the debt on the Hall.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-06

TINE TO Stop Tits too bad, Sir OF
Madam, but don't get frightened A glance
in the mirror. or an investigating committee
of fingers tell the dismal story. We won't
discuss the possible cause. 1t is enough
that Parker $ hair Balsam used nOw will
prevent further destruction. Is your hair
somewhat gray too, and crisp! Alas, yes.
The Balsani will give back the original CO.
Tor, softness and gloss. Not a dye. not oily,
elegantly %perfumed, a perfect dressing.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-10-06

We publish elsewhere an ac-
count of the wonderful effects of a
maidstone. If some of these were
applied 10 the defamers of Nichols
and McEnery in Louisiana, it
would probably produce = good
effect. f.,t.