The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-09-05

Gus in orr Town, and deserve the
continued patronage Of the comma;
nifty of which they are honored mem
bers.
BY lack of open air exercise, and
.he want Insufficient care in the mat
ter of diet, the whole physical me
chanism often becomes impaired
during the winter. Ayers Sarsap
pariI!a is the proper remedy to take
in the spring Of the year to purif.
the blood, invigorale the system. ex
cite the liver to action, and restore
The healthy tone and vigor.
The editor Of the Match itoches
vindicator says that he knows oul
Young friend John RYAN well. hav
ing studied law with him, and fur
thermore states that he can truth
fnlly saw that the good people of the
Ninth Judicial District could not sc
lect more efficient gentleman fo'
The position of District Attorney
than John CantweiI Ryan. {,
--MR. H. ThaIsheimer and Willie
Knackman, two popular clerks, left
here on Saturday by train. The for
mer for the present, will remain at
DonaldsouviIIe, where lie will proba
bly, open up business for himself:
the latter goes to Cpclousas to clerk
in one of the large establishments OF
that prairie city. DoIzie and Willie
are both A No. | fellows, and We
wish them success.
-BoNNAREL's Bi,Sulphite Of Lime
has been before the public for the
last thirtv-tw" years, aud during that
ong period of time has stood the
test over all antiseptic or decolo:iz
lug agents ever used for cane juice.
vs. it is nsed by all Northern and
Western brewers, and is particulars,
recommended for cane and sorghum
makers we would ask Rapidians en-
gagged in this line of business IT,
give it a trial. See advertisement,
elsewhere.
ST. JOINS highly concentrated
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
should be used by those needing an
Alternative, or having eruptive dis,
eases. Read the following unsolic,
tied testimonial:
Paramount, Grant Parish, La, I
June lst, 1883.
DR.. St. John:
Please send me by express to Boyce,
two bottles of st. johns Sarsaparilla. 1t
is the only Sarsaparilla can find that will
do all it promise.
JAMES NJ. RHORER.
For sale by Henry 81. John, Alex
aniria, La.
Our PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The mel.
ancholy Intelligence that the Public
Schools of this Parish will not he
opneed until October 1st has been
received and published; the reason
given for the same being that there
is not enough money in the Treasur,
to pay the teachers but short time.
This state of affairs will work badly
in a double manner; bad for the pu-
pills for they will have time to forget
what they have learned by having 40
long a vacation, and most sad for the
poor teachers whose sole existence is
almost dependent upon the money
that is monthly paid to them for
their services as teachers.
JnB OFr1cE.--We beg to remind
cur friends and the public in general.
that the job Office OF The DEM' Graf
:, Low complete aud perfect in All
particulars and speciaIties; having
recently purchased fine job press,
md also shout ons hun.i: Ell fonts OF
;ancy aud job ty.,e, of the newest and
Attest styles, we can please ami az,
rommotlate almost any one. We ais"
keep on hand at all times, matcria'
II all kinds and makes, suitable TO
urn out perfect and neat work, and al
fsir, reasonable aud moderate pri. e..
Cheap for Cash!
ANY man who deals in drugs
and medicines should he very partic
nlar in the manner of selling the
same. A case of til kind 10 which
The negligence and utter carelessne>s
If merchant living in Plnevisle is
,hown to be the cause of The death
nf little child. aud making another
very sict, WAS brought To light on
Saturday last. The mistake was
made in selling morphine for quinine.
'he two being kept together in The
same me'ticine ,,chest Or box. Such
gross carelessness can hardly b.
overlooked, and deserve the censure
Of the good people of the place
where the act is committed.
We are hound to place ourselves
In a position as favoring The hui'Iing
If the proposed plank road which
leads from the depot building of the
Texas and Pa,-ilic Railroad to the
Town Of Alexandria, as we tray and
firmly believe i, will he Of incs'cula-
hirlheneGt 10 our Town and Its peo-
pie. hough W" must ackno~Ie 'ge that
financially our Town is not in fl
condition to building anything. A.
regards the sentiments of the citi
zens and taxpayers. VIC must admit
that majority of them favor this
ptjecs Fsrthis very reason we can
not cry down move of this kind.
Put US down as chsmploning and
favoring it.
Nr,,, Vo,u.,r Tho NrMnrp At