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A crying..evil-the itinerant huck
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Detroit & Bav City Railroad.
GOING SOUTH.
)ING NORTH.

Day and Evening Express daily, Sundays except
ed. Night Express daily, Saturdays excepted.
III. LEDYARD HENRY c. WENTWORTH,
Genn Manager, Genl Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Detroit Mich. Chicago Ill.
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A leading feature at horse show
the halter.-Cincinnati Traveller.
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Nobody ever thought it necessary
to urge pawnbroker to take more
interest in his business.--Boston
Transcript.
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A shell race-oysters.-Boston Bull
letin.
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All dogs have their daze when hit
with club.-New York Journal.
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THE GREATEST VICTORY Of MEDICAL SCIENCE.
New Trial Sizes, 10 cents.
Regular size, 3o and 20 cents.

II is pleasant TO take, and cures rs il by magic
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Hoarseness
Difficult Breathing and all affections of the Throat
bronchial Tubes and Lungs leading 20
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Sold by p j. Monaghan, Alpena, Mich
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A newspaper reporter accidentally
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Judge.
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Is the black man who runs the
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The successful photographer is n
man of extensive views.-Boston
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Flint & Pere Marquette R. R.

Drawing room cars morning and evening trains
between Bay City and Detroit extra charges only
25 cents.
Night express east runs Sunday night instead of
Saturday. All other trains daily except Sunday.
SANFORD KELLER, Supt
w. II. JOHNSON,
Ticket Agent Alpena Mich
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IRELAND Of Of TO-DAY l;!;!s KS s::::
Gives Repression Bill. Events Of 1884, etc. Agents
Wanted J. @. McCURDY d CO.. st. Louis, He.
SHERIFFS SALE.

JOHN GIRAFFE & soNs, > q '@A aa g
j. NJ. WELLS, JUN1oR) ia .
18th; Judicial District Court-Parish o.
Rapidcs, Louisiana. So
,DY-VIRTUE OF AND TO Salts.
ID fy a writ of SFieri5 Facias issued
and to me directed in the above emit
tied and numbered suit, I have seized
and will offer fol- sale at Public Anc.
ton in front of the Court House door
in the Town of Alexandria, La. be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of APRIL
I = - A. D. 1885,,
the following described property, spe,
|cially ordered to be seized and sold
by said writ, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land, to.
gether with all the buildings and i'm,
provements thereon, situated in Rap
|ides Parish, State of louisiana, and
being part of the "Quantico" plan.
tation, lately purchased by c. L.. Rob.
inson from G. L. G. Dupny, containing
the quantity of ninety eight and sew
enty-five one hundreths acres, bonn,
ded as follows, to-wit: Fronting sou
the public road leading from Alexan-
dria to Cheneyville, in the rear sby
Wells, above by property of MRS. Mary
E. James, wife. of Rufus Robinson, and
below by lands Of Henry NJ. Robinson
as per plat of said land, made by R
w. Bringhurst, Parish Surveyor. 8
Terms-CASH, subject to appraise,
ment. d. &. PAUL,
Mar 7-tds Sheriff
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'--1r is estimated that 4so, 900 of
the 100000 square. miles Of tim bered
land OF this country are situated in
the Southern States. Much Of it is
being purchased by northern com
'panies to be held in reserve until the
timber Of the northwest gives out.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
JUDGMENT,

"' JUDGEMENTS A"t u: =
Mrs. FLORENCE D. sLEEr,, WIFE,, VS. GEO.
49," w. SHUEY, HER HUSBAND. ; &
No. H92-I2th Judicial District Court,
Parish Of Rapides, State Of Louisi-
ana-January Perm, A. D. 1888.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PRELIMINA-
Il ry default having been, duly taken
and regularly entered, and more than
two clear Judicial days having elapsed
thereafter, and the defendants still fail
ing to answer, and the plaintiff having
proved her demand and the law and
the evidence being in her' favor and
against her. said hnsband-It is there
fore ordered, adjudgedi and ldecreed
that said, plaintiff, = Mrss Florence D.
Sleet, wife of George w. Shuey, do
havejudgment.in her favor ,dissolving
the community Of acquets and gains
heretofore existing between them, and
it is decreed that she be separate In
property from her said husband and be
permitted to- take and resume the con-
troll of her separate affairs free from
the int rference Other said husband and
that she have and recover of said Geo.
W. Shuey,the costs Of this suit to be
taxed. .-.,,.... gsY.3
gThusidone, tread and, signed in open
Court, this 92d day of January, A., D..
1885,, .: sg sYtr W. r. ,BLACKMAN,
Judge 18th Judicial District Court.
Filed. JANUARY. 22d, 1882. 90
c. L. RANspELL, D'y Clerk. "A
STATE OF Lou1s1ANAl .sa te.g.
Parrish of Ranidpa { pr
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ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81, 1883.
than l pint, or 2f bottles containing.
each not more titan / pint; and any
excess beyond these q nantities found

each not more titan / pint; and any
excess beyond these quantities found
il, such bottles shall he suhjectsto 9
duty q 5 cents per pint Or fractional
part thereof; but no separate or ad-
dit duty shall be- collected ,oh
thesbottles;lprovided,st that any wines
imported containing moreath an. q
per slcenttsof alcohol shall be for
feiteta 70 the United States; Provided
further, That there shall he 10 d,
l'o'wances for, !, brsealkpage, gleakagea or
damage on, swines1 Liquors., ordials,
o. rdistiiledaspirits. 70 ~aH
EHaveruoehg tlfe same duty on stir
vines Brandy aud other spirits
man ufactuPed Or distilled from grain
or other q altsssria ska a!nb not specially
enumerated Nm! sd q, provided for in,this
act So per proof gallon. ALI com.
pounds or preparationsiof which dis:
titled spirits are component apartdof
chief saine, rot specially emu m tu.t
Ted Or y. pro;yiided fors ii tlis sact, there
shall believed duty not less than
|,hst imposed ;upon distilled spirits.
(Gordials, liquors. carrack, ,absipthe,
1ktrschwasser, ratada, ana other sim.
liar spirituous beverages Or bitter,s.
containing spirits and not; specially
lten1pl.mpeerated;or provided form this
act, 81 per proof gallon. No ldwerr
rate or esmeunat Of. duty shall be lev
iasi, collected, and paid ! on brandy,
spirits; and OTHER spirituous beyera,
Cos thar that fixed BY law Tor the
description d 81 'pf first proofs; lut it
shall be INCREASED 10 proportion FOR
any greater strength, than gthe
strength Of first prpokgsndsall imita-
lions of brandy OF gwinesg imported
hy any names whatever, shah be
subject to tue highest Il RAT: If duty
provided ! for the genuine articles
respectively intended, to- be repreessenn-
ted, and.io no case less than$l,per
gallon Bay rum, / OFFS bbay water,
"hether distilled or compounded, 81
per gallon Of first proof, and ID pro
portion for any greater strength than
y 6rst ,proo91f.. "a Ale, porter, and beer,
i in bottles, rings Of glass, stone, OF
'earshenware, 35s ceots; per gallon;
faes,se ssssise than Ia .bbttles orjugs oil
glass, stone; or earth sn ware, 90 cents
per gallon. Ginger aa,a aud ginger
beer, 20 per cent, al va|oreG.. but no
sspsarate or additional duty shalt be
collected on bottles or jugs contain
ing the same. asaill' ~
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How 70 'TREAr A BEAu.-A little
darling Of at'least, sixteen summers
growth, we should judgesby the epis,
tie, writes to ps for in formation.---
She asks: "Howl shallaI treat a gen.
|tIeman whoipersists in2s.aying after
ten |, o'clock p WeIf,.a Birdie you
have given US rather a, hard one; but
circumstances may affect qthe way
you shouldtreat him. Ifhe's a Eel
low you don't like, you might init.
mate that your father goes to. bed al
9 p. m, and at 10 Invariably arises
in his sleep and makes a tour Of ttie:
house for burglars, and shoots every
man on the premises. / If.this don't
scare him ask him what time he has
ITO get up in the morning, or it, bis
'andlady ever locks him out, OF if he
is afraid to 60 home, alone at night,
or insinuate that he looks ,haggar,l
from want Of rest. sfIf this don't
start him faint away, or 60 into liys-
[tterics;t this will bring in the rest of
y the. family, and be pretty, sure to
move him. Now, for the other side,
liz you like him. Well, now you have
come to the adoice we like to give. =
Look at the clock, and say: HWhat
a pity It's ten o'clock already! But
that's no matter Arrange the
chairs so that, any one coming into
the room will stumble over them,
and give warning of their approach.
Turn down the gas 50 it won't burn
out at PAS expense; draw the cur
tains and sit down on the sofa by
him. THEN give a shiver and whis
per: "Tm 50 afraid in the dark -
and grab both arms around his neck.
Cling to him TIL all your fear is
over, which will be about II o'clock
then say:"Dearie, you must go NOW, y
and he'll go, because he knows that
he ought to. kiss bin good night,
and say. Don't forget to take me to
the festival, and come around for me
Sunday, night, and when we come
home from church you can stay just
long enough to getrested.'' Boston
Courier. sels7e .,s..e -
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Another certain piece or parcel of land
being aud lying near the above des-
cribed piece of land, bounded North
by land of A. w. jackson, East, South
and West by vacant or public land,
ana containing the quantity of two
hundred and forty (24O) acres, togeth-
er with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
b TERMs-CASH, subject toappraise-
ment. ItLaf. us. ID. G. PAUL,
Feb. 2S-6t. Sheriff.
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A certain piece or parcelof land be-
low, lying and situated in the Parish
of Rapides, La, on or near, William
sons Greek, bounded North and West
by vacant or public land, East by land
belonging to F. H. Neal or his as
signs, and South by lands formerly
belonging to Estate Duncan Goodwyn,
deceased, and vacant lands, and con-
tanning the quantity of two hundred
and eighty t28ol acres. ys.s 90;
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-FGDR SA-HE9

ONE TWENTY FIVE HORSE
" power Steam Engine, lO4 inch
cylinder; 20 inch stroke-every thing
complete, with boiler 40 feet long, AZ
inches diameter, two fues Is inches,
fire front, stand and pipe complete.7-
Apply to f. Seip, Bayou Rapides, or
al .asS JAS. ANDREW S, a. I.
Sept 81 se2. Alexandria, La
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JUDGMENT.

Fannie E.Neal, wife, VS.. Mitchell Neal,
husband 18th Judicial District Court,
Parish of Rapidcs, January Term, 1888
NHIS7 CAUSE HAVING BEEN PRE-
Il viously assigned aud trial had, and
the same having been. submitted, and
by reason Of the law and the evidence
Being in favor of Plaintiff and against
Defendant, it is ordered, adjulged and
decreed, that Plaintiff, Mrs. Fannie &.
Neal, do have and receive Judgment Of
the Defendant, Mitchell Neal, and tina,
the community of acluets and gains
heretofore existing between said Plain
tiff and said Defendant, be and the
same is hereby forever dissolved, and
the Plaintiff be and she is hereby an
thorized to have and take the control
and management Of her separate and
paraphernal property, free from and
Independent of the Interference and
control of her said husband, the said
Defendant.
Thus done and signed in open Court
on this, the 22d day of;January, A. D.
1883. sass he. W. F.aBLACKMAN,,
-s.,t Judge 18th judicial District, La.
Filed January 22d, 1883; q ss.,sl..
b ~ G. L.RANsDELL,i1 ~ ss4fl t''s' T.
h IDLY Clerk.slpninaa a1z
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I 3,s n 81 I'D Z
PARISH OF RAPIDEs. ls,s.gss
a l hereby certify that the above land
foregoing is a true and correct copy of the
original on file and Of record in this office
in suit. No. {25l2 entitled Mrs. Fanny E.
Neal, wife, vs. Mitchell Neal, husband.
{c~~ol, Witness my official, signature
( LIS, }and seal of office on this goth day
~ of February, AID, 1884,; Va
G. L. RANSDELL,
Fab. 21-5t. Deputy Clerk !
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23 y'''yUDGMEN1t. a

JNO. a. W ILLIAMS,
vs.. No. 2727. ~ '-p
r. H. MAGRuDER
District Court, Parish Of Rapides, La.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO salts
- ty a writ Of Fieri Facias issnet'
and to the directed in the above emit
tied and numbered snit, I have seized
and will offer for sale at public aucs
tion, in front of the Court House adool
in the Town of Alexandria, LA, be
tween The hours prescribed bylaw, Oh
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of APRIL
A. D. 1888, &c
the following described property, to
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"A ! DWELLING HOUsE-CONSIS
~ ting of four rooms, kitchen, els
tern aud large yard attached.
Apply to A. HEYMAN.
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t. 7a7 ~ 81 I''--'-3.F aoEal = gsE,;,,
r. aos' cannot say,',~ 1sIi'e4 .at +.
Beneath. the pressure Of Flife's cares
! fEi $50 tosdayA . cieT So
I 81 ,sI4joyiin Thee ;r@{ SIRE - 80
sa4 But lean say bisk lai 81: ia
6rhat5i had ratheEswalk, this rugged way
! aaE IL Him'i please. fs2.3 80,
. 'lra- cannot jtfff FEEL ,sqosu III:
THAT all is Well, When darkening clouds
conceal ~:HS
Theishinine sun: les.
,ss:st ( ! But then l,krow psrsA al
God lives and loves IS and say, since it
E... y. Thy win BE- done &c. - ~ !,
-fai hSsI cannot sneak ,rs$'ak
In happy tones ;tlie tear drops On my
IN -sFse ~ cheek ,ezaslse. / 4ss
...... ShowI am isaa:a asn! saw
1lo s7eaa Butt can speakuaa ga7#
vi grace to sufieFwitll submission meek
Until made glad. ~
hasi saiI no not>seenJ .rs;.s9ga as1j
Why. God. should ae'enJ permit some
lsatq sa ssaethiugssto be- - ivii
-ao8 When Heis,lQye; hnas y
| =, hsst But Gan ssee.ras assA t:E
Tho, often dimly, through thetmystery;
70 ava. HIS baud I'd above abeevei1 l,uai
.'',''' lido not look 'af2-
Upon theFpresent, nor'in Nature's book
,'-To,read my fate; s''t' grSs
10 aeToSBut Ido;look ~ saaTa
For. promised blessings in Gods holy
pas L i s{aBook; 3 ,atlC'i sa@ - 3.
$50. agTAndEl canIwait.npa L 1tt $
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u RAMER, john, Carpenter and Un-
IN dertaker, corner of Fourth and
Scott Streets. Keeps on hand Metal
lie and Rosewood Burial Cases and
Plain Collins, also Fine Hearse. Or
ders from the country respectfully So
licited and promptly attended to.
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THE NEW TARIFF Law.
"" NJ IT'lV'I EN ~ u
THE DUTY ON, SUGAR, TOBACCO AND
l. ba4 30. LIQUORS.. : n - :
SCHEDULE, ,E--suGAR

All sugars not above No. l3 Dutch
standard in color shall. pay, duty on
their polarisecpic test as follows,
viz: All sugars hot above No IL
Dutch standard in color all tank
bottoms, sirups of'canei Juice or Of
beet Juice, melada, corcentrateJ, me.
lada, toncretes and concentrated mo
lasses, testing by the poiariscope not
above Is degrees, shall pay . duty d
4 40 osscen.ssper pound, aud for ev::
cry additional degree or fraction Of 9
degree shown BY, the polariscopie
test !they shall pay 100 q q cen.
per pound additionsl.a4Al l,2sugars
above No. l3'Dutch standard il cob
or shall be. classified. BY the Dutcl,
standard of color and pay duty as
follows, viz: All sugar above No, Is
and not above No, is Dutch stan.
dard'2 75si0o cents per pound. :oAh
sugar above No. is and not above
No, 20 Dutch standard, 3 cents per
pound. All sugars above No, 20
Dutch standard, 81 cents per pound.
Molasses testing iuptlaabave IS de:
grees BY the polariscope shall pay a
duty Of 4 cents per: gallon. ttotas
ses testing above 56 degrees ehall
pay a.duty Of 8 cents per gallon. =,
Sugar candy, not colored, 5 cents per
pound. All other1confectiouery, not
specially enumerated or.provided for
in this act, made wholly Or in part
Of sugar, and Of sugars after Being
refined, when 'tipctufe,l, colored or 10
any way adulterated, s valued at 80
centsiper pound or'less, 10 cents per
pound. Confectionery valued above
80 cents .por pound, sorzwhen sold by
the box, package, or otherwise than
By the pound, SO per centum adSva.
loren. II & e,i,s.a
s"zi = SCHEDULE r4roBAcco. .ao'f
Cigars, cigarettes, and eheroots, Of
all kinds, 80 per pound and g per
centum ad valoretn; but paper cigars
and cigarettes. sinclndjng wrappers,
shall be sucjeet to the same duties
as are herein imposed upon cigars.
Leaf tobacco, of. which IS per cent.
is of'the requisite size and Of the
necessary fineness Of texture TO be
suitablesfor wrappers, and of which
more than one hundred leaves, are re:
CURED to weigh pound. ifnot stem
med, Is cents per pound, If stemmed
$l'per pound. Allsother tobacco in
leaf, unman featured. and not stem
med, IS cents per pound. Tobacco
stems Is cent per pound Tobacco,
manufactured, Of all descriptions and
stemmed tobacco, not specially emu.
merated oraprovfded for in this, act
40 cents pei. pound. Snuff and snuff,
-four. manufactured OF Il tobacco,
ground, dry, or damp, and picked,
scented or otherwise, Of. all descrip,
tious, SO cents per pound, Tobacco,
unmanufactured, not specially emu
merated or provided for in this act,
80 per centum and valorem. tas.A
t.. :,as SCHEDULE H-L1QUoRs. -
!, Champagne, and all Aother spark.
ling wines, ID. bottles containing each
not more than ! quart and more than
lopint, 81 per dozen bottles; cores
ponding rates for smaller bottles.
:. Still wines. In casks, 80 cents per
gallon; in bottles, $3.50 per case Of
one dozen. bottles containing each
= = a
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MIZLZNER2
.MZSc.EZLANEONS.

KELLY, p, Contractor, Builder and
IN Undertaken, Lee and Fifth
| streets A fine Hearse and a full as
sortment of Metallic and Rosewood cof-
Ans always on hand.
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DE1MOOR AT.
TERTs:''''r

THE DEMOCRAT is published Weekly.
at Two DoTLARs and FIFTY Cents per
AMMAN --0NEsDoLLAR and Fifty CEHfs
for six months - PAYABLE IN AID
VANCE ea~
ADVERTISEMENTS hsefted at the rate
I ofONE DoLIA Rper square for the frst
Insertion and FIFTY CENTS for each
subsequent one. Ten lines or, less
(brevisr type) constitute a SQUARE,
OBITUARY NOTICES, Marriages Public
Mastings, Cards<of Thanks, etc, to he
paid As advertisements ~
PERSONAL CARDS-whenadm issable-
charged double the usual advertising
rates. ri "a 9. o.
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ToHN CASsON, Physieinn and SIR.
~ genn. Office at residence, head of
Beauregard street. !
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A PRisrrk:s Dn /. "a Printer,
sat in 'his office chair; his bodes were
patched and his colt pthwadbare;
while tfs face looke,l weary ana worn
WITH care. Wife ss5'ly tbidR'ng of
business ts inc IS. DEBT, old Morpheus slowly
round l him ..ccFept annd before he knew
it A be ssqasa1n|Ily slept, and, sleeping, he
dreamed ed that that he was dsads from
trouble and tell :9pl his spirit had fed,
and that aaq got essgyfensa cow,bell toIIed
for the peaceful rest of;hiss .cow-hido
sole. As lie. wandered among the
shades, and smoke and -scorch of
Tower Hades, he shortly observed an
iron door that creakingly6 swung on
hinges ajar, but tie entrance was
crossed by, a red-hot bar, and Satan
himself stood peeping out and watch.
ing for travellers thereabouts, and
thus TO the, passing printer spoke and
with growing voice the sechpes woke:
Come in, my dear; it shall cost you
nothing, andinever fear;g this is the
place where i cook the onesthat new
.er pay their subscription sums, for
!.
though l in life e.tt they may escape, they
will find, when dead, it is to late;
wilt slow you the place where l melt
them thin with red.hpta chains and
scraps oftin, and aisoswhere@I comb
theira heads with broken glass and
melted lead; andifsof refreshments
they only tbink2there's boiling water
forthem to drink there thered- hot
grink stone to- grind down his nose,
and red-hot rings to wear on his
toes; and If they mention they don't
Ike fire, I'll sew up their mouth with
red, hot wire; and then, dear sir, you
should see them squirm While l roll
them over and cook TO 3 turn" At
these last words the printer awoke
and thought bought i ! all 4, practical joke;
but, still at times, 50 real did it seem :,
that hes7 cannot believe. it was all a
a dream; aud often he thinks, with
chuckle and grin, of-the' fateo those
who save their tin and never pay
the printer. = Printers Circular.
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Mt should be used by all persons. nld and
4ssyoung, whenever any of the abovG I
...,. symptoms appear.h}

ut shouldb be used by all persons. nld and
tssyoung, whenever any ief the abe vd
...,4.- symptoms .appear.hs
Persons Travelling Or, t1.,vinss I'm I'M
hss y, Localities, hy taxing dose ossasien;s
all Malaria, bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau.
sea, Drowsiness, Depression, of Spirits, etc. 1t
will ihvgorate like glass Of wine, but IL no IN.
'toxieating .bevarages ii5fsiaS3sl ~ {,
If You have eaten anything hard Of
digestion. or feel heavy after meals or sleep-j
less at night. take dose and you will be relieved
Time and. Doctors Bills will be saved
80 by always keeping the Regulator
~ in the Housei ~ 90 8
! fos' whateye. the aiImeqt may be, q thoroughly
meyer be out Of place. heiremedy is harmless
ana does not Interfere yith'busiRess or
TT IS PURELY. VEGETABLE, 90 2,
And has all the power and efficacy Of Calomel OF
Qu'nins, without any of the injurious after effects.
.GiI. "a AgGovernor'sl Testimony NJ :
simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time and am satisfied it is 1
valuable addition to themedical science. =
-.flf.. tert J. GILL SHORTER, Governor cfAla.
3 Hon; Alexander H.. Stephens, of Ca,
simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give i. a
- "'4 ia .gEsi1s ..Hg.rf:a Il ii4 !.
"1ho only Thing that never fails TO
Relieve."A1 haveused many remedies fos Dys-
EPepsla Liver Affection and Debility, but never
pave pave to"nd anythinssto benefit me to the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has I sentfrorn Min.
nesota to for it, ana would send further for
such medicine, and would advise al! who are.sin-
iiariy affected to give It trial it seems the only
2 thing thatneveJ fails torelieve. ,Ei9Falt va /
P. N, JAsrEr, Minneapolis, sinn.
DR.. r. W.. Mason says; From actual exc.
percncc ii, the Use Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my. practice have been and. am satisfied to use
and prescribe i As purgativs medicine, sc :
wv. N'r-fet h@'SSN 40 as ,4taEf V F7EtftG
:. Bs5 Take only the Genuine, which always
has on the, Wrapper the red z. Trade Mark
and Signature Of J. 81. ZEnIN & co,
FOR SALE RY ALL DIP 11ccicrc
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DOBP P. HUNTER, Attarnex an 4
" Counsellor at Law. Office id the
Hgnson building. Front Street. Il *
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ALEXANDRIA,, LA,
DR7 CONS le fR 0cERIN.s.
MATCHES, III 7rELRY, E2C,

FERG USON- & SCHNAGK,. .Practi-
l. cal Watchmakers and jewelers.
and dealers in Fine Watches, solid
Gold Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles
and Fancy Goods. Notions, Guns, Pts
tolls, etc. Front street. 49, s
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On motion of Councilman McGinnia,
Resolved, That all parties bringing
wood up or down the river by water
craft Of any: kind be and they are here
by prohibited from landing the same ca
any Of the City wharyes, under a pen.
atty of Eve ,(s5y dollars or imprison-
ment in the City prison for each ond
every offence. - ~
..,:ag sgs.4 rs w. C. McGIMsEY,
A. B. RACIAL, ...f ssxag Mayor
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