The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-07-11
WEDNESDAY, JULY IL
For SALE.-A yoke of fine, large,
vell-broken oxen. Apply at this Of

here on Monday. But Two cases OF
the docket for trial.
liz feeling old, renew your youth
ful vigor by using Ayers Sarsapa
rilla. 1t will vitalize the blood, re
cruit the wasting energies, and bull,
up the system.
The crop outlook in Rapides i,
somewhat discouraging at presen,
and with the continued rains there i:
poor prospect of any thing better
than half c,op.
No injurious effects eau follow
the use of Ayes Agne Cure in The
treatment Of malaria diseases. |,
contains, besides a specific and I'm
foiling anlidote for missma,ic pois
on, otner remedial agents which
unite to expel the poisonous humors
purify the system. and leave it in q
healthy and Refrigerated condition.
IT is with the greatest pleasure
that We chronicle the arrival home
of Cadet Julius F. Ariail, who grad
mated from the State University a,
Baton Rouge, last week with the
highest honors, having received the
degree of Bachelor of Science. He
has thus acquired accomplishments
that make him the peer of the grad.
yates of any institution in this coun
try" Indeed, he can we'll march
forth proudly into the arena of life,
for he is armed to battle and contend
with all who are in search of distinc-
ton. Rapides is proud of Cadet
Ariail.
AS yet the Police Jury are still
in session, and will not finish before
the present week is over. In many
instances they have increased the as.
sessment of some parties, while in
other eases they have made a de-
crease. A great many parties will
be before them, summoned by the
President Of the Jury. They have
proceeded with a marked intention
to make as just and equitable as
sessments of all taxable property as
possible, and We doubt rot but that
they have worked faithfully and to
hest of their knowledge, belief and
experience.
ST. JOINS highly concentrated
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
shonld he used by those needing an
Alternative, or having eruptive dis.
eases. Read the following unsolic-
tied testimonials:
Paramount, Grant Parish, La, I
June LIST, 1883.
DR.. St. John:
Please send me by express to Boyce,
two bottles of st. Johns Sarsaparilla. It
is the only Sarsaparilla can find that will
do all it promise.
JAMES NJ. RHORER.
For sale by Henry ST. John. Alex
andria, La.
A CARD.-The lady managers of
the Peabody School Exhibition de
sire to offer their most sincere and
cordial thanks to the public for their
very liberal patronage of their enter,
tainmeDt on Monnay night, the I'd
inst, and also to the ladies and gen.
tlemen who so kindly assisted them
in getting it up. Their gratitude is
also due to the Editors of the LOUIS
lama DEMOCRAT and State Central
Express for their liberality 10 adver.
Using the exhibition land furnishing
the programmes gratuitously. To
each and all they tender their hearty
thanks. MRS. A. Garfield,
MRS. A. +. GRAYsoN.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNToN, VA.-We take pleasure in
directing attention to The advertise
ment of this popular Seminary. 1t
is located in one of the healtbiest
climates in the world, where every
breeze contributes to the physical
vigor Of its pupils. It presents at.
fractions unsurpassed if not unequal
ed in the Union. Its buildings are
home-like and elegant, grounds at
tractive, scenery grand. This school
is attended by 100 boarding pupils
from Is different States. It has
made great reduction in the cost of
education. Among the lowest terms
10 the Union. Board, Washing, Flu
Lights, English, Latin. French, Ger
man, Elocution, Instrumental Music
-S2SS, for entire Scholastic year.
See advertisement. For Catalogue,
address Rev. VIM. A. Harris, Presi-
dent, Stanton, Virginia.
-REFERRIEG to the communica-
lion of DR.. Rushing in this issue, in
regard to sanitary matters, we desire
10 say, by way of getting informa
lion as TO whether the BOARD o
Health" for Alexandria is a reaIit, i
Dr. myth, that, on the 3rd Of May.
1881, the City Council created a San
tary Committee "for and during the
'emainder OF the year 1884," con-
,osed of DR.. S. H. Rushing, Jacob
irving and John j. Ferguson. This
'ommittee was clothed with certain {
powers and functions, which, if dis F.:
egarded by any citizen, were to be
nforced through the Mayors Court.
IN the 7th Of June, 1881, the above
Committee was enlarged by the add (
ion of DR.. G. E. French and Mr.. {
ulius Levin, and was, constituted a I
Board of HEALTH" without chang
ng the duration of its existence, as ,
lxed by the Council In the month
'revlous, viz: "for and during the /
emainder Of the year 1884," This t
all that we can find on this subject
rom the records in the custody of t
lie Secretary of the Council. Query: |
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