The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-08-01

pains all over; when you feel tired
and faint, use Browns Iron Bitters.
A wonderful reviver.
Gov. McEnery has appointed
and co missioned Wm. Leckio coun
Gilman of the Fourth Ward. Whc-
Their he will accept the position or
not we are unable to say.
--LANDRETH's Garden Seeds (this
years crop) for sale at the Eagle
Drug Store, at so cents per pound,
lin reality ten per cent off for cash.
"rho longest pole reaches the per-
simmon."
-MR. Jno. J. Ferguson Of the pop
ular firm of Ferguson and Schnack,
left here on the cars for Texas on
Sunday night. He goes partly to
recuperate, but more particularly on
a prospecting tour.
The Medical and Surgical Asso,
citation held meeting on Saturday
last. Drs. Radcliffe, Cruikshauk and
French Were appointed a committee
to draft a table of charges for guild.
ance of physicians throughout the
Parish.
The members of Pacific Fire
Company will hold their regular
monthly meeting this evening at {
o'clock sharp, in the City Hail.
Monday night next, the 9th inst,
he Bully Hooks" have q meeting,
1t the same hour.
The lovers of Base Ball were
disappointed on Snnday;-thcy ex
Dected to witness friendly tilt he.
tween the Merry Makers, of Cheney
vile, ani the Goudens. The for
mer club was, however, unable to pay
Is a visit, aud hcace the disapposnt.
ment.
WHEN the blood is loaded with
impurities, aud moves slugglshly in
the veins, an Alternative is needed, at
this condition of the vital fluid can
not aat long without serious results
There is nothing better than Ayers
Ssrsaparilla to purify the blood sn(
impart energy to the system.
READ the original story on tn
outside of this issue entitled "a
. Cruise" 1t is from the pen of ont
of the hest writer's in the Parish, sn'
should he read by our many subscri
hers. The gentleman spoken of ha
promised as several more contribu
tions Of the same style as the one t.
which we allude.
Nor a particle of cslomel or an,
other deletsrious substance enter
into the composition of Ayers Ca
thartic Pills. On the contrary the,
prove of special service to those VIII
have used calonel and other minera
poisons as medicines, and feel thei
injurious effects. In such cases Ay
. er's Pills are Invaluable.
In a conversation with severa
, gentlemen one day last week, "
. overhe card Mr.. John j. Ferguson
Foreman of Pacific Fire Compan
9 complaining bitterly of the smallnes
of the hole in the tank on Beaure
caro- Street in which the suction pip
of the steam engine is supposed t
fit. The matter should be attende
to at once, for in case of fire i
, that locality considerable delay nigh
be occasioned hy the cutting Ola laI
ger opening. Let some attend to
without delay.
-Sr. JOINS highly concentrate
Compound Extract of Sarsaparill'
r should be useu by those needing u
Alternative, or having eruptive diI
eases. Read the following unsolic
4 tied testimonial:
e Paramount, Grant Parish, La,
June lst, 1883.
DR.. St. John:
Il Please send me by express to Boyc
e two bottles of st. Johns Sarsaparilla.
is the only Sarsaparilla can find that wi
, do all it promise.
g JAMES NJ. RHORER.
9 For sale by Henry St. John, Ale.
' andria. La.
Born the Shreveport and Mo
Q gan City Base Ballists are anxio,
to meet the Rapides nine on the di
@ mond field. The latter team won
prefer that a match game be a
10 ranged to take place some time d
1t ring the present month. Let o.
re boys cone together and have a NEE
ing and arrange the prelminari
, that are necessary to the hringit
r. about of a tilt between our boys he
h and one or the other Of the abo
y mentioned clubs. We are more th'
confident that our picked nine G.
Is easily defeat either the Morgan CT
"a or Shreveport clubs, and to that Ell
would wager almost anything. .
boys should notice the above.
T. The conference that was expe
=. ted to have taken place here on Mo
Is day, between our Mayor and Coun'
d. on the one side, and Messrs. Whe'
ock and Eddy, of the Pacific road,
y the other, in reference to the reno
al al of the machine shops, round hous
t. ETC., from Boyce station to this plat
ID was had on Sunday night at the i
al pot, the railroad magnates not hs
r. ing time to lay over. Nothing
t. import passed between the gent
men present save an intimation
r. the part of the railroad bosses th
n unless our people here build t
II plank road to the depot no steps "
q be taken in the matter. As is "
known the railroad or rather Mr..
NJ. Hoxie has given $1,000 towar
), the road. Let the work be push
= through to completion.
:. Wa acknowledge the receipt