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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-28
FOR EXCHANGE.

FTNO EXCHANGE, A VERY HAND a
l. SOME BROWN-sTONE MANSION, % a.
by 72 feet. In Washington city, for residence In
or near Richmond. j. w. ROGERS.
de 2l-2wt Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
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CONNtCTIONs

CONNECTIONS
AZ Richmond with associated railway. tor n
points South, and Richmond, Frederic ashprg ~ a
Potomac railroad for all poiuts North; AT LYNCH
burg with virginia Midland railway for ali i0irts
north, and Norfolk and Western raiirosd Tor
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Cincinnati
81. Louis, Nashville. Lonisyiue. Memphis. NSw
Orleans, aud all point I'm the south. Sonthwesf ana
Iexa. sleeper Lynchburg To New Orleans and
Crattanoogs without change. and on ali night
trains. This train makes close connection 10
Memphis and all southwestern points. and avoids
several hours iayoycr ~ Chattanooga.
LsRchburq.
Trains marked daily except sunday.
j. X. MACNtRDO
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT, THREE GRAND a.
IL UPPER FLOORS over W. ID. Kyle A:5
Co.. No. o Governor street. 23 by 1870 feet; easy
OF access by wide stairs; suitable for any light
manufacturing business. printing Office. &c.
THE STABLES, 1910 and 1921 east Franklin
street; flrst-rate stand. aud In good order
Amply 10 GRUBBS " APPERSON,
dc 2S-6t Real Estate Agents.
TOR RENT, No. 100 CLYDEds
Also, SMALL FARM. about echtean acres;
good dwelling, &c, on the Mil ro1d, about half
mile below City Gas Works. Apply 10
GRUbBs Il APPERsON.
de 2s-6t Real Estste Agents.
EOR RENT, BRICK STORE, a
T with dwelling above--No. 1900 east H5
Main, corner Twentv-second street-a No. l
stand for "a retail business.
Also. BRICK DWELLING No. 903 north Ba-
ker streets five rooms, kiicncn, &C. Apply to
SUTTON CO.,
L,OR RENT, ME- LITTL E&A
Il TRUCK FARM. containing aven acres1
OF good land. dwelling OF Eve room 9. and all The
necessary 0utbuildings, situated n the Broad
street road one and half miles wet OF the city
limits. Possession at once, Applyio
SUTTON a CO..
de 2e-F,suS ru3t llUs Main street.
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Train No. A. connects ~ Burkefi.t daily fex-
cept Sunday With Norfolk and Western railrosa
Tor FarmvilIc. LyncLburg, and all southwestrrn
points.
Train No. 80 nbrou1h passenger, s'ons =, s's,,
tons. connecting at Kcysville for all rolnts ON
II and NJ. railroad at sutherliR's with Milton ana
Sutherlin Narrow-GauRe railroad for Milton. al
Greensboro for all points on Salem Branch. AZ
Atlanta for ali poinu South and sOuthvest: AZ
salisbury for all poins On Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No. 81 Through passenger aud NALL stop,
at salisbury, Greensboro, and Benaja Rods
Vile. High Point, Townsville. Lexington. ami
Concord, between Danville and Charlotte. and
all stations between Richmond and Danyille:
al Sutheriins with Milton and sutherlin
Narrow Gauge rsilrCad for Milton; at tirsens-
boro' for all points on salem Branch and
North Carolina division: at Charlotte with
Charlotte, Cslambjs ard Augusta railroad for
Columbia. Auwrsts. Savannah, aud FloriGa point,
with Atlanta and Charlotte division for AflaD,x
and all points south and Southwest
Trains from the south arrive aL Richmond az
4:0S Z. H.. 74l A. NJ, and l155 A. ".
BON AIR PAsSENGEK SERVICE
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cTEAM-ENGINE AND sAW-MILL

CTEAM-ENGINE AND SAW-MILL
- FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
GLOUCESTER CONTROVERSIES UNDER
signed. special commissioners under decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Gloucester county, entered In
the causes OF Edmouson Us. Hughes, &c, ana
Webb & sou Us. Hughes. &C.. viii, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1884,
fcourt-day,l at Gloucester Courthouse, sell pub
Tic auction to the highest bidder ONE lS-HORSE-
POWER ENGINE and ONE SAW-MlLL, WIN
CARRIAGE and 64-INCH SAW, &c.
The engine and mill were turned out by me Tan,
ner 4 Delany Engine Company In July, lSS2.and
are believed 10 be In good condition. They can be
seen AVID inspected AT Concord farm, near Cappa'
hoosic and Clay-Bank wharves, nc any time be-
fore the sale.
The terms OF sale will be cash enough topay
the expenses OF sale and the debt due to the Tam
per 4 Delany Engine Company: and rs TO the
residue Of the purchase-mOney, on "A credit Of
three and six months. bonds with personal secu-
rity be executed for the deferred payments and
lien retained Oh the property sold.
WILLIAM IL. TAI TAFERRO,
JAMES n. STUBBS.
dc 2S-F4w Commissioners.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucnonecrs,
1113 main street.

NRACE.sTREET CORNER LOT,
" CENTRAL OCATION, THE MOST BEA do
TiFIJL Lot ON GRACE STREET, Sg s,s.l Or
FEET TO A WIDE ALLEY, EORTIWESI
CONNER OF GRACE AND FIRST STREETS.
win be sold at public auc,ion on the premises on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 1sT,
nj AZ O'Clock. this BEAUTIFUL BUILD1NG
AITE. tits acknowledged 10 be the most desiia-
bie on Grace street, and being in the centre OF n
fashionable ncighborhOod and near business CEN
tres an unusual opportunity to secure hrst-cIass
building lot.
e,rhtecn and twenty-four months, o per cent. In.
tcrest, secured by n deed Of trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN q Co.
do % Auctioneers.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a:20 l.. NJ. MAIL daily Except sunday.
lO:45A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily Except
sunday.
1875 A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily fexcert
Monday.
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lPssg'f daily Freight daI- Frrlglf daily
ex. sunday. lyeN. sund'yicN. SATURDAY
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Les chenilles ont fait leur apparition
dams plusieurs localities de notre par
oisse-sur la propriet6 Thorn pson, Gu
tire Waterloo eft Bayou Sara sur la
propri6tG Vcntress, sur Tile Il" la Faus-
Sc Riviere; dams an champ situ6 pres
de New Road.--Pointe Coupe Banner,
ID Juliet.
An foyer du theatre des Fac6ties In
g6nieuses.
On parle de la n~ouvelle chanteuse.
Ellie a une belle voix, dit IN &C
teur, mails sapristi, ellie nest pas jolie
quand ellie chante
Ca, c'est vrai, reprend II home
petite camarade, mis- on revanche ellie
est rudement laide quand ellie no
chante pas!
LIE pont en- bois que Pom est on train
de csnstruire sur 10 Lac Pontch artraln,
sera le plus long du monde. ii couvre
81 miles environ il faudra, peur lie
construire, outre les poteaux prlncl-
paux, 100000 de pieds de hoIs lie
charpente.-AbeiUe.
Fine observation dune jolie femme,
To- cemtesse de G.
L'homme aimable est celui qul pa
raft ecouter avec interet les chooses quill
salt, de la bouche de ceux Qni les isno
rent
LIE docteur FOrmento, medecin dis
tingue, projette la foundation dune
compagnie au capital de 100000
don't l'objet serait la creation dun
6tablissement de Bains lures il la Nile.
Orleans.
Lu dams un journal poitevin:
Les manuscrits non inser6s seront
d6t,Wies !:
C'est Ga qui est iatteur pour Ieut'
auteurs.
Une DIES curiOsit6s de l'ExpOsition d
Louisville sera la voiture de Henr,
Clay.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

a Vendre.-Au bureau du COURIER,
une excellente machine a coudre, tonte
nenve ct de premiere qualite, a, un
prix excessivement rebuilt. Ne man
ouez mas de venir l'acheter avant IN
autre. car vous p'en %tromverez pas all
leurs i 81 bon marche.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Les travaux de disposition de Lou
isville avancent replacement; tout sera
pref pour lie Ter aent; il y aura n
magnifque galerie dc tableaux prove
nant des plus riches collections dn
pays.
Les e~nfants seront admis, en- tout
temps, an prix de Is sous les billets
de saison ne sont que $40, ct tous les
samedis, dams l'apres-midi, lie prix
d'admission, pour tout: le monde, he
sera que de 25 sous Les expositions
de Philadelphia eft d'Atlanta ne pre-
naient que so sous d'entr6e, mails Giles
~n'avaient pas les concerts, la profusion
de lumieres electriques, les expositions
de feures ct les feux d'artifices que
Pom trouvera a Lonisyille--deux grands
concerts, tous les jours magnifque,
fen d'artifce, tons les jeudis chaqne
semaine, une exposition d~'horticulture,
eutre, deposition forale permanente,
Les Etats du Sud envoyent de nom
breax articles, leur Exposition spectacle
sera importante, LIE President Arthur
fera rouyerture il y pourra juger de
CO le Sud.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

La foire donn6e les % ct "a JUN
dams la ~paroisse ST. -Baptiste Il Gu
un success phenomenal. La recette
brute Il etc de $400l SO, les d6penses
.lr 5000 O5, lie benefice nrt dc $1,000 As.
La moiti6 DIES profits, devamt r~evenir a
fH6pital de Charlie dc la Nouvelle-
Orleans est de $l50l .223, ct autant a
rEglise Catholique de la paroisse. De
cidement, c'est Ia paroisse St.-Jean-
Baptiste a qui Pom doit d6cerner lie
pompon.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

SIR l'appel do conlit6 execntlf, de
IN fete de- charlie, une petite foire,
pour econler &c qni restait de la grande
foiie, a en- lien reinforcement. lie re-
snltnt abtenu est excellent ct SO %clliffre
par $342 rs. &c ehiffre. ajont6 d celni
prec6demment Obtenn. porte le total dc
cette grande fete a $4,00l, SO. In tel
success n fait donner a st. Jean Baptiste
lie titre de Banner Parish.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

LIE Mexique va SO liyrer, en- grand,
a l'industrie de la sole. La Societe in
dustrielle mexicaine a etc organisee
pour eultiver le m%drier, pour TRAVELLER
d la propagation de l'6leyage du yer,
dams les differences regions du pays.
Vingt Establishments, ayant pour but
de produire Ia matiere premiere, OK
istent deia, ct Fon eleVe une mann
facture de sole manie de teus les
perfectionnements les plus modernes.
lie subside accorde a chacun des vingt
Establishments est de 81 200 pendant
10 ans; on accorde, en- outre, nn ter
rain de $600a toutes les colonies qui
s'etabliront au Mexique pour les alder
4 faire prosp6rer l'industrie.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

liz A Juliet, est entr6e ens vigueur,
dams l'Etnt de New Jersey, nne nou-
yelle loi II le travail des enfants.
Ancun gareon au dessotis de IL ans
ancuHe file au dessous de la, ne peut
stre employee, soft dams me manufac-
tine, suit dams une usine aucun en-
fant au dessous de IA ans ne sera EN-
ploye pins de 10 heures par iour.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21
NOUVEAU MAGASIN.
lie New Orleans Cheap Store

HIV lVOW o1tSH1hS NAtSpP
Rae Main, pis-d-ois h Bureau de Postf,
OPELOUSAS.
He viens de ~recevoir I'm assortment com
Cd plet de nouvelles marchandises, telles que
Marchandises SecheS, HabilIementS Con-
fectionnfs, Chaussures, Groceries,
Tias, Liqueurs, Etc, Etc,
Que i'offre aux prix de la Nlle-Orleans,. pour
du compliant. TOUS sont invites a venlr ex-
aminer mes marchaudises ct Sc renseigner sur
mes prix avant de fa;re leurs achats ailleurs;
celia ne leur contera rien, ct lis pourront epar-
gner.de ~largent Ell ce faisant.
- Les plus hauts prix du marche seront
payesp pour la Mousse, la Laine ct les PeanN,
ct toute espece de produits du pays:
ETIENNE LATREYTE.
Opelousas, ID Nov. 1880. ON
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

II Went de sc construire u nouvrlle
fabrique d'huile de graine dc cotton Il
Memphis, Tennessee, au capital de
$500, 900.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

On Went de METRE D l'6preuve, pen
dant z jonrs, une vache laitiere celebre
dams le New Jersey. Dams cette pc.
rode. ellie q etc traite toutes les hnit
heures ct d donn6 327 livres de lait,
d'on on a tire 25 liyresde beurre. Ellie
await etc achetee, Pan dernier, $4,000.
Ellie. est regard6e CONNIE la meilleure
p~roductrice de beurre dies Etats- Unis.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

LIE clemin de fer Mobile ct Ohis
u fait Pan dernire, $500, 900, rien que
sur les l6gumes ct les fruits transportes
sur SEES lignes.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

EstAM@@
III existe i Londres nne secte reli-
riense bizarre,
Sons pretexte quill ne fault pas o n
~trarier les arrets du Createnr, SEES
adeptes refusent u malades les Sc
cours d'Hippocrate.
Doctrine bien contestahle
Qni nous dit que les medecins ne sont
pas les Instruments de In Providence?
. Justice de Dieu ct medicine des
hommes sont synonymes dams bien des
cas-.
Connait-on cete spiritnelle apostro-
phe de Mme A-.-.-- i IN d6put6 re-
aetionnaire qui d la douce mamie de
porter des chapeaux immenses, nlonn
mentanx2
L'autre jour ellie rencontre sur le
boulevard ct hi tendant gracieusement
Id main
Savez-yons, mon cher X.---que
v0us avez-la un chapeau qni von culot-
te joliment bien I
En- eaur d'assises:
lie president .-Lorsgue voas brisates
Iii glace de ce c%llangeur, que vous pas
safes 10 bras par le tfou, que vons plon-
geates Ia main dams III s6bile, c'etait
popr j prendre For qui s'y trouvait
L'dccusfa ld'nne voix enrouee
Croyez .vons pas que c'6tait ponr en-
METRE!
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

In Caroline du Nord IL 2,040 miles
d. chemin dc fer.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Observation-Disclosures Vatal, Is
juillet.-Cinquante cadavres de Zon-
lous, hommes, femmes ct e~nfants ont
6t6 d6ceuverts lie 80 JUN, a la Riviere
Blanche, sur la frontiere du Zoulouland.
Ills avaieRt etc massacre dams leur lieu
de refuge par les partisans de Cete-
wayo. On afirme que le chef Ma
pooh s'est rendu an Beers.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

LIE Conseil de vile de Ia Nouvelle-
ih6rir !. fait placer DIES lampes a cha
que rncoignure de In Grandc rue ct u
decide l'achat dune pompe a incendie
4 vapeur pour rusage de Ia willie.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Les directenrs de Ia nouvelle fabri
que de cotton Mathews, de Selma, Ala
hanna. Tn clever IL nombre ds ses bro.
cles. de 1900 a 10000. Les directors
de Reimbursement soni autorises a faire
DIES achafs pour P6rection dune ba-
tisse nonvelle, aussi waste que celle qui
existe aetuellement, ct 4 acheter teutes
les brooches ct t0utes les machines ne
cessaires La fahrique actHelle pourra
ainsi produire nne fois plus qu'elle ne
lie fait actuellement.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Incendie. Shreveport, Line, 16 JUL
let-Un incendie a eclat6 dams la par
tie commercials de In vile de Monroe,
Line. vers midi aujonrd'hui. LIE vent
souf1e avec fureur. ii Y await d6ja
sept magasins de br1l6s a 2:3O p. M,
sans qu'on puisse Sc rendre maftre des
tlammmes. On GRANT que les pertes
ne soient tres fertes.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Lii compagnie DIES pompiers de Ma
p~ol6onvilie d~Onnera, le ii ct lie l2 du
mois proclaim, une foire accompanies
de concerts ct de representations dra-
matiques don't les prodnits sont desti,
mes uu Placement de 10 pompe Il vapeur
qu'elle Went d'acheter.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

GGIerie Vanderbilt -Boston, | 4juillet
La d6p6chs de Newport addressee a
!" rAdvertiser +" dit que la collection de
tableaux Leigh de Leigh Court, dams
IL Somersetshire, en- Angleterre, a etc
achetee par Sir VIM. HI. Vanderbilt.
Deia plusieurs tableaux ont etc en-
barqu6s. LIE prix de la collection est
d'environ $550,000.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

~
existe actuellement, ct 4 acheter teutes
les brooches ct toutes les machines ne
cessaires. Ia fahriqne actHelle pourra
ainsi produire nne fois plus qu'elle ne
lie fat actuellement.
LIE airtctenr-g6nera DIES postes, sap
puyans sui Pacte qai declare ~qu'aucuDe
lettre. aucune eirrnlaire relatifs aux
lotteries gu aux concerts a ~pr6tendues
primes, on d tonte autre enterprise sem
hlable 0fftant t~entatien de lots 4 ga.
gner ne sernnt transport6s par La p0ste,
ordnnne aux maifrea de postes do Ia
Nanvelle Orleans Ell de New York de
ne plus payer Dies mandats de poste nj
d6livrer DIES lettres enregistr6as A la
Loterie do la LOnisiane.
In plus gramde olljection que ION
fasse a l'rnlploi dc Ia charrne q vapenr,
en- Ameriqne, c'est que les terres sont
trop wastes On trep p~etites. In char
rae d vai,enr marche an moyen dune
machine sixe ct he longs fills de fer. Ellie
ne ntni gitere labourar aiie des champs
ne 40 pefches az largenr afee des file
de 90 perelieR de long. Dams les re-
gions sn croft le BILE, dams liOuesi, par
exeinple, ie travail dc Ia charrue ordi-
raite cnfltr mains cher.
Dams les trois aerniers lnois, M.
E.lls.n 4 fait ane inaportaufr invention,
uni j t,aii n III lunief. eleclriqne. Ellie
consiske ri une n~alveile disposition
dies aimauts d. al tatserie. disposition
grar. i ~lapuello, laouf II meme i,rls 81
ast~ employer lilna IT. fer hi da ~eairrs,
II ahtIpnt Hi l6snltat ,innble III eelui
an'tl tist aisionrd'ilai Par ~ noavel
arrangement, avec s4Re l,nissanee De
20 insnseses, II 0htient M tnulant sniff
saMt lasnf 40 Csesf mi f9snltat fort
las psl1aaat, i Gauss do psix elese dc ces
nnafeils.
The Opelousas courier., 1883-07-21

Tn procede nOnyean ct inotfenslt
pour dompter les ehevaux retifs con
siste a leur faire l'app!ication de pla-
sIeurs discharges el%ectriQues, Panimal
est terrific ct devient doax ct soumis.
Ce proc6de est applique avec un grand
success dams rEtat du Maryland.
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SCHOOL FUND AGAIN

After many days the Picayune of
July 13,1SS3.actnally had something
to say about the School Fund. We
thought that some valuable inform
alton was going to be sent forth to
the world, when the heading OF the
article announced that the Pic. was
about to handle the school fund sub
ject, but such pleasing hopes van.
ished, upon reading the article, as
the mist before a cyclone. IL
half column the Pic announces that
a certain distribution is to be made.
and after the settlement Of a certain
suit, the Pic hopes to e New Or
leans get 100000 moore.
The Pic, though was very care
tnl not To say anything about the
nature Of tho salt that locks up a
large portion of the school funds in
the Treasury.
The City Board in March, got .
cent per educable child, whilst the
Parish Boards got none, and to pre-
vent the Parish Boards from re
ceivins their just prOrata the City
School Board instituted the very
suit upon whose result the Picay
une expects 10000 more dollars for
the City School Board. La. plain
English, the City Board drew twice
its prorata, sues out an injunction
to prevent the parishes from receiv
ing what justly belongs to them,
but the Pic. doesn't say Sc.
Oh no, it is all right SO long as
the City schools can be run with
the funds honestly belonging to the
Parishes.
The Pic was strong to se.. II
wrong iu the land grab, but it is
blind when the City School Board
gobb'cs up the money belonging to
the Parish Boards.
It can discover a little wee bit of
saw dust at a long range, but it can
not perceive a Saw log ten feet
ahead Of it.
"Sich is life"
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DIPTHERHA.

The latest and most successful treatment
for this dreaded disease has lately come
to our knowledge. and having interviewed
the man who says his life was saved by the
Mec treatment we feel confident it is orr du
ty to give the facts to our readers, that
they may investigate for themselves. The
circumstances are as follows: Amede
Charter, of West Farnham. P. O.. recently
had diptheria; he became SO bad off after
. relapse that all hopes Of his recovery
was abandoned by his physicians and
friends, and as q last resort. q brother of
the patient said that he had a bottle of
Kendall's SPAWN Cure and wished to try
it. He applied it to the neck, aud then re
dnced . little, aud the patient after some
difficulty succeeded in gsrgling it in the
throat. He soon noticed some improve
ment, and by continuing its use a complete
cure was effected, and now he says he
knoWs it saved his life. The above remark
able experience led us to investigate far
ther, and we found that Kendalrs Spawn
Cure has the most remarkable effect on hu
man flesh of any remedy of which we have
ever heard, and we have ever heard, and
We have become soundly converted to the
opinion that no remedy has ever been dis
covered which possesses such remarkable
qualities for the diseases of man as we'll as
beast. Every one should cut this out and
paste into q scrap-b0Ok.-1iMes.
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The total outstanding debt of
the United States, on July 1st 1883.
less cash in the Treasury was 81.
551, O91 ,2O7, 90.
This shows that a reduction OF the
debt has been about 1000, 600, 600,
90. as at one time it was over Two
Thousand Five Hundred Million of
Dollars.
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the foundation of all pulmonary diseases,
atfording prompt relief and rapid cures.
and is adapted to patients of any age or
either sex. Being very palatable, the
youngest children take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, ClergymaRs
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and
Catarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL are magical, and mnltitudes
are annually preserved from serious ILL
ness shy its timely and faithful use. It
should lie kept at hand in every house.
hold for the protection it affords in sud-
den attacks. In WhOOping-cOugh and
Consumption there is no other remedy
SO etlicacious, soothing, and helpful.
Low prices are inducements to try
some of the many mixtures or syrups,
made of cheap and ineffective ingreGi-
ents, now offered, which, as they con
tain no curative qualities, can afford
only temporary relief, and are sure to
diSappoint the patient. Diseases Of the
throat and lungs demand active and
effective treatment; and it is dangerous
experimenting with unknown and cheap
medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while so trif1ed with,
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you
may confidently expect the best results.
It is of acknowledged curative power,
and is as cheap as its careful preparation
and fine ingredients will allow. Emi-
nent physicians. knowing its compost
ton, prescribe it. The test of half a
century has proven its certainty to cure
all pulmonary complaints 10 already
beyond the reach of human aid.
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. G, AVER &. CO..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-07-21
Victor E1oi had so,

Victor Eloi had sense enough
to marry a wife. He had meanness
enough 70 stab her to death on Mar
di Gras day, on the public streets of
New Orleans.
He then thought he was smart
enough to play crazy or iIiocy.
But the Jury who decided the
case thought Eloi's last effort Il
failure.
On Aug. II. 1888, Eloi will hang
aud the world will be rid of a mon
6ter.