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snEvIrrEs.

Owing 10 break In the telegraph
wires. our report 10 somewhat cartailed
this morning.
The members of the ~. Cecilia SO.
ciety are expected 10 turn out well to
their regular monthly meeting tonight,
nc Z o'clock.
A. McCarroll was arrested by Chief
Moolery yesterday afternoon for ped
ding without license. He was taken
before Judge Vrooman and fined %
cents.
Street Commissioner Manning kept
she GROSS walks passable on the bust
ness thoroughfares yesterday. ibis 40
ton on his part was duly appreciated.
and generally commented upon.
NJ. w. Stackpooi, of the dry goods
firm OF Stackpool, jackson 4 Co., has
Just returned FROM q trip 10 San Fran
CISCO, where he has been selecting a
stock for the winter trade of his house.
Trey arc now we'll fixed 30 supply the
wants Of the ladies Of this CITY and
vicinity.
Pierce county will not 90 so solid for
Armstrong as that individuals few
hackers have heretofore claimed. His
Steilacoom effort was 90 complete q
fiasco a. 10 be disgusting, and We are
assured that that pFecinct which never
had any love for the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, will 80 strongly
against him al the polls next month.
A petition hiss been in circulation for
q few days asking an increase OF ser.
vica in the mail route from Seattle to
Heughton and Hubbard, from two times
q week 10 six. The mail carrier goes
over the route daily, and he might as
well carry she mail ~ not. The settle
msats out there are filling rapidly with
people. and the increased mail service
shonid be given.
Steamer Eliza Anderson will hereafter
lsave fesieEss wharf for Port Town
send and Victoria az o'clock in
the morning, instead Of 6 as here
tofore. ibis Arrangement will be
good until April iss, and IL is made
TO enable his boat 90 escape the after
room gales which prevail ia the Straits
" fuca. Leaving at In the snarnine.
the Elixa Anderson should arrive al Vic
toria about | o'clock ia the Afternoon.
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krSG ceUSfy scaesls.


A spieadid Fahsfe sehesi showing
Great erewsh. Rte
From o. 3. Jones. School Superin
isndeni Of King Coenty. We set the fol
lowing summary Of our public sehoo
interests:
Number Of school dissrscts-is-a. 3
1871, 81; lScSA rs lisa, ii. Five wears
increase. ss1s per cent.
NufNber of school houSes--ls-q N
ISL. ~ 1855. 81: 1884. Is. Five wears
increase, ss4 per cent
Number school children-lSe9. IVA
1881. 3a4s. fsSa> 2sTa, lisa, Ssni Fivs
years increase. iot PER cent.
Number sehual trachers-ls7q. ~ ,
1871, 20; ISIS. a. 1874. 81. Five years'
increase. 10 per cent.
Nntnt<r pupils enrciled--fs79. ga
ISL. i2s7; lssl isSs. isss. 1850. Fivs
years inereAsr. los PEP eent.
Average salary Of feAchers--fs.9. GO
4 meath; 1881. Sc mouth: lSs2. a.
a month; lisa. SO mouth.
Total yaiua 81 school house, and
school gsoansis, Slos ,G96.
Highest cost Of school honse and
grounds. Ssa.on.
Lowest cost Of school house and
grounds. So
Highest salary paid ssaeher. sIes q
month.
Lowest salary paid tsashsr. sss a
month.
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rsseressisg csnv<rsasssn win ene Of
kfEx csnns,'s ness oncerx.
A certain parties who are opposed TO
the ~ eIeotion Of Mr.. J. II. McGrnv 10
the ia possant oflics Of sheriff. have at
tempted 20 injnre that gentleman By
the circaiation Of certain false state
ments conserving his efforts 70 capture
.. r. Htone, the murderer, Posr-IS-
TxS4rIoEHcka reporter called on Mr.. Mo-
GrAw aud aaked him 10 give a full
statement Of the facts In regard 10 his
efforts 70 capture Stone. In reply TO
that question, Mr.. McGraw said:
IL win be remembered that J. r.
Stone killed n. p. Hopkins at Slaughter
In this county, ON the 18th day Of No
yembar, 1853. ! at once teieQraphed to
the Governor, and asked him TO offer a
suitable reward for the murderer's cap
ture. A. soon ~ / learned that the
Governor had no authority to offer a re-
ward. on The part Of the Territory. /, on
my own responsibility, offered reward
Of 5000 (which still holds good for the
arrest and delivery 70 me OF the mur.
derer. ! aent description of Stone.
together with the offer OF reward. both
BY telegraph and mail throughout the
country. j. w. Lucas Il Co.'S detective
aQeacy Of the Pacific coast, after aseer-
tanning that was responsible for the
amount OF the reward, printed and cir
cuIated the same description, offering
the Same reward over the signature of
their firm. In my endeavors 10 capture
this murderer. / have spent of my pri-
satc funds x5f2, for which have re-
ceipte on file. This money was expend-
cd in detective work, kilograms and
printing. Every dollar of this money
has bssn spent from nay private funds.
and there Ia no provision of Law for its
repayment, except upon the capture of
the murderer. There Is one thing thai
should be borne In mind. and that Is
that oil murdefors are not captured.
For instance, In the case of Thomas
Harley, whs, about ten years ago, in the
mining regions of Pennsylvania, shot
down man In cold blood, at MONDAY,
and Notwithstanding the fact that the
late Allan Pinkerton, with the advan
tages Of o completely organized system
OF detective agencies, extending through
ont the civilized world. and backed by
the wealth OF the Reading Railroad
Company and the Reading Coal and
Iron Company. exhausted every effort
IN his poweg. looking 10 tho arrest of the
murderer, he Is still at large. Ii Is we'll
known that Stone had friends In the
vicinity Of the scene OF the murder, who
we're in full sympathy with him, who
doubtless aided him in his escape
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The Tacoma Nsss is punching up the
Republican managers Of Pierce county.
II thinks that they are sluggish In CON-
meacing their campaign. and says cha,
the impression Is getting abroad that
they hesitate through fear Of making q
hlunder. II CAPS the climax by declar.
inE that ''it il hardly fair play 20 tie
Democrats Of Pierce csunty ,sAe eFyecs
70 refs for Armstrvag ON the forfeiture
question, that his claims should be en-
tirely ignored by his party The poin,
10 evidently well taken. The lack Of
enthusiasm over the Republican nonsi.
nee In our neiehborinc city Is insxpli.
cable. Whatever reason for lukewarm,
mess may exist in this casnty shoald
certainly not be augmented By slnilar
political tepidity Ia Tacoma. Can IL b
pcssible that there are Republicans Al
the terminus who do not end cause for
hiiarisy or enthusiasm In che Repahli.
can platform and nominee
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POLITICAL SPEAKING

THE HON. w. H. WHITE. J. T. RON
j. aid. Esq, and others. will address the
people OF King county at the following
places:
riiusvilie. Wednesday. October 18th. al
| TO p. m.
Porter's Prairie, Thursday, Oct. Is, a,
7:s0 p. m, In School House ut Osceola.
Green River, Friday. Oct. IL, 1T 7:30 D,
M, In school House.
| Slaughter. Saturday, Oct. Is, at 7:30 %.
m, at School House.
White River, Monday, Oct. %, at 7:30 d.
| m, at School Hou-e.
Cedar River Coal Mine, Tuesday. Oct.
Il. at 30 p. m, at the Cook House.
Sauak Valley. Wednesday, Oct. ~. at
| 7:30 p. m, at Tibbetts' Hall.
Snoqualmie Prairie. Thursday, Oct. %.
at 7:30 p. m. at Hop Ranch.
Fails City, Friday, Oct. "A, at 100 p. m,
| at School House.
Tolt Saturday. oc,. 8. at 7:so p. M, at
School House.
houghton, Monday. Oct. 81, at 7:so p.m..
at School House.
Ira Woodin's, Tuesday, Oct. %. at 7:3O
p. M. at School Houss.
Vashon's Island Wednesday. Oct. %. al
7:J0 y. m. at Colby's School House.
Duwamish, Thursday. Oct 30 at 7:3e %,
M. at School House.
Renton. Friday, Oct. 81, at 7.s0 y. M, at
Clusters Hall.
Newcastle. Saturday. November /, at
100 p. m at the School House.
Ladies are particularly inyitedf to attend
these meetings. oai2
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FOUND.

A DRIFT. IN POSSESSION SOUND, A
"A boom OF saw logs marked III in star.
The owner can have the same by paying
towage and other expenses.
l16 WIN. WHITFIELD.
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CALL.

V0UNG MEMS INDEPENDENT
i Political Club.
There-will be a meeting Of the Young
Mems Independent Political Club, at the
Court House. on Thur day, the 10th inst,
at 7:3e y. m, for the purpose of receiving
and acting on the report of the Executive
Committee. endorsing or nominating q
ticket to be supported In the present po-
litical campaign. and for the transaction
of such other business as shall properly
come before the meeting.
All members are requested TO attend,
q. NJ. HALLER, Pres't.
JOHN b. DENNY. Sec'y. I24
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NOTICE.

IEDAR RIVER RAILROAD
~ Ten teams, wagons and scrapers
wanted. Apply Immediately to
WA CH0NG & co.
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THx wsATHxK.-The weather 81 shs
past month has been more dark. gloomy
and wet than Is common ~ this period
Of the year. usaAIly this Is the season
Of the year for fees, beginning In ths
latter part Of September, and continu-
ing 10 about the LIST ef Novenher, the
fogs being denee in the morning. clear
inc OF about noon. with SAMMY altar.
Moons and beautiful evenings. ID is one
OF ms most PLEASANT SEASONS Of the
year. The weather Nc have been has.
INK the last two monihs IL identical in
kind with that Of winter.
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A HoRMIni-s MusnER.-The murder
committed on Soath Third street, on
Friday evening. vas Que of the SlAoknss
that has ever stained the history OF
Washington Territory. Oar officers of
Justice. ~ well as cur citizens. owe IL 90
themselves and 20 the fair fame Of cur
city 20 hunt the murderer down at any
expense. This new manifestation OF
deadly crisne must be met and cou,-
pleteiy crushed. No stone must he lefs
unturned, no means nntEied. 60 ferret
out and punish the doeE of this naoss
damnahle deed.
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UNION LIVERY STABEz

THE BEST SADDLE H0R8Ks.
L finest carriages, hacks and biszilk
to hire ut any and all times, a. met ~
sonable rates
Horses boarded by the day, we1k q
month. and the best care Ruaran.eed.
PHILLIPS & SEAK8
Proprieto.s, Commercial street. opp1lN
The ArlingtoR. eu4
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ORGANS.

TT YOU WANT CHEAP RATTLE
J. trap things called organs you can get
them NJ most any music store. but IL you
really want GOOD organ address Agent
Jewett Organ Company. Box l6o Seattle,
Wash. aus
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We have specially ia Corsrss. the
nsst ever oasrnd for the prices. IAtoas
4 Co.
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when your blood il Impoverished o.
eorrapied tbs remedy 10 al hand Taks
Ayers sarsaparilla.
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~ ID ! 06sznan - snokfr9 roon
- eroedsd Va $500. vke =
30yod - fraG1nnt Hovauns uhfie ~
ladies IounRod about he pax1or an6
Other nDcms ehate1nG and oozversina-
Nos un1n nsaxly thfee O'clock did -
parry break mp Is wzs truly bril-
liant soeinl event. and viii long BE- ~
remembered with pisasurs By those
VIA astsDdsd
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Proposal for Bids.
The Washington Territory Employ
ment Bureau

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
i for the purchase of the right title
and interest In the established business
known as the w. T. Il. Bureau and Com
mercial Agency. together with the fix
lures, furniture, chandeliers. signs, print
ing for one year. double door safe, insur-
ance paid to June, 1885. telephone {, Nov.
18th. and outstanding accounts. in fact.
the whole plant. This business has been
in successful operation more than Is
months and is well known all over. and Is
the only business OF this kind in the Ter
ritory. and bears an AL reputation. For
further particulars call on
PICKERING & CO., Agents,
Or W. w. Holconb. attorney atlaw.
We reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. The above must have real name
and address. l06
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At least month ago Mrs I.eary COM
meneed preparing for this affair. She
secured dozen young turkeys, and two
dozen chickens. which were fRitened At
ses the Haosf approved manner, and sha
markets for several DAYS previous TO the
party had been ransAcked for deiicacies.
tbs nurseries and hower gardens in
t0wn aud In the suburbs had been
drawn upon for flowers and vines wish
which 10 trim tie tables. as we'll "a the
sarioas ROOMS. The dining hall vas on
the second door, and had seats for
s. persons. Experiencea walters we're
IN attendance 10 minister Co and wait
upoa the guests. To sam the whole
thing up in nutshell, the supper was
irst-clsss IN every particular. The
neaa comprised the following. Wines
ef III kinds, salads. cold turkey, cold
chicken. boiied ham. oil kinds Of jellies,
fxuisss cakes. ice cream and o0nfectiou-
cry. After supper the young people
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ones enjoyed the dancing, but the older
guests as well.
Those who did nok wish TO participate
IN or watch the dancing were afforded
an opportunity TO play whist, or stroll
about the house, admiring the beauties
therein contained. During the evening
the master of ceremonies announced
that those who wished 30 dance would Sc
cure their partners for quadriile. One
set was composed of DR.. Minor aud
Mrs. Fursh, Mr.. Gaizert and Mrs.I soary,
Mr.. Lseary and Mrs. Gatxert, Mr.. Furth
and Mrs. Minor. After playing q few
strains OF Quadrille music, the orches-
trs struck up Only PAnsy Blossom
The suddee change. the fragrance Of
the pansy blossom. or something else,
completely overcome Mr.. Gatzeft. who
fell bis full length on the floor. After
time the tune was changed and he re-
vived, and the dance went on for
time, when finally that horid orchestra
again started OF on "Only q Pansy
Blossom and again Mr.. Gatxsrt fell
prcstrate 10 the door. DIR. Minor seized
a goblet Of water and dashed in his
face, bai 20 no avail all efforts 20 re-
suscatate the PROSTATE man failed till
the tane Was changed by the orchestra,
when the fallen man quickly came 10
himself again. Mr.. Leary, cot Of COM
passion for his esteemed guest, request
ed the leader of the orchestra, during
the remainder Of the dance, 10 skip
anything IN the music that savored IN
any manner Of "Only a Pansy Bios
scm-@
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ExcURs1oN.-A ceux qui veulent
are une promenade agreeable ct d
oon marche, ct de plus assister 4 la
eande parade annuelle des POM
PIERS de la Nouvelle-O Orleans, nous
sar r%epeterons que la compangnie
aes pompiers, Protector No. ., ont
organise une excursion pour lie 4
mars. LIE train partira de Thibo-
aaux, CO meme jour, a S heures du
aatln, pour repartir lie lendemain
V Ia NOuvelle Orleans 4 ) heures,
.apres-midi. II s'arrGterapour prem
we des excursionnistes aux Sta
aons Terrebonne, Lafourche Cros-
slng ct Raceland. LIE prix est dune
Nastre ct demie, aller ct ret0ur.
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CONvoCATIoN. - Conform6mor+
a une requtte du Gouverneur Nc
Emery, lie President du Jury de Po-
ice annonce qu'un meeting DIES ci
toyens de la paroisse AURA lieu, lie
10 ne mars, 4 midi, dams lie but de
former lie Latourche Parish Worlds
Exposition Association, dont lie de-
volr sera de faire les arrangements
~necessalres, pou: que les resources
agricoles ct autres soient exhibees
a FExposition, qui s'ouvrira 4 la
Nouvelle-O Orleans, an commence
mentdu mois lie decembre proclaim.
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REPRESENTATIONS DRAMATI-
QuEs.-Les Representations drama
tiques 'donnees mercredi ct jendi
soir, dams Ia sale DIES pompiers, ont
vivement egaye l'autitoire. Lin.
depreciation DIES roles ne ~laissait
rien q dGsirer, les jeux dc scene
etaient bien compris ct Ia diction
parfaite. QUAINT Il rorchestre qui
a pr6tG son bienveillant cOncoutS il
s'est, considerant sa tres recente
organisation, montre Il Ia hauteur
de la Circumstance.
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ELECTION PRIMAIRE. - Mons
rappelons aux citoyens de Lafour-
che que relection primaire, pour lie
choix des candidats, aura lieu lie
s mars, depuis 8 heures du matin
jusqu'a 4 heures du soir. II serait
a desirer dams pintertt du parti de-
mocrate que tous les citoyens qui
composent &c parti present part a
cette election. Les candidats Qui
briguent %aujourd'hui les SURFACES
de leurs co-religionnaires politiques
sont tous des hommes capables de
remplir pemploi qu'ils sollicltent,
ct meritent, 4 tous egards, la conf
ance ct lie s0utient de tous les cito.
yens.
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RARETE.-Malgr6 tOutes les re-
cherches qu'on a pu faire, on ma
pas encore trouve. que nous ga
chions, le merle blanc, ct de CO fait,
la raret4 de Get oiseau est passee
en- proverbe. On await 6galement
cru jusqu'aojourd'hui, que Ia per-
dirk blanche 6tait introuvable,
mails, ne voila-t il pas qu'un chas-
seur de notre connaissance Went
de decouvrir, dams les ~environs de
notre vile, une nichee de ces vola-
titles, don't nous avons etc 4 meme
den examiner un bel specimen.
C'etait bien unc perdrix blanche,
semblable en- tout point aux per-
dirk Ordinaires.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
iSh of LafOurche.
Mrs. Cornelin Williams, rye, rs.
Thomas L.. Winder, husband, No.
1910.

thereby certify that on the 28th day of Jan
nary 1884, the following Judgment was rem
dcred in this case in the words and figures
following viz
This case having been regularly fixed for
trial and taken mp and tried and the law and
the evidence being in favor Of plaintiff and
against the defendant.
1t is ordered. adjudged and decreed that the
plaintiff Mrs. Cornelia Williams wife of Tho
mas L. WiuGer do have. judgment against the
defendant, Thomas l.. Winder. separating
her in property from her said husband dissol-
wing the community Of aequets and gains
existing between plaintiff and her said hus-
band. and allowing her to resume the admin
~i<tration ofhe separate andlparaphernal pro
perty separate and apart from her said hus-
band:
1t is further ordered aljudged and decreel
that defendant Thomas L. Winder pay all
costs of suit.
Thus done read and signed in open court
this 18th. day OF January 1894.
iSisned1 ARTHUR F.. KNOBLOCH,
Judge Doth. Judicial District.
In Testimony whereof
(~~) Witness, my hand and the i'm.
us. , press Of the my seal OF office. at Thib.
(~) odaux Parish and State aforesaid
this stu. day Of February 1884.
J. W. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
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AVIS.

LIE Comite joint des compagnies. Thibo-
daux Fire Co. No. l ct Home Hook and
Ladder Co. No. l. Giant reuni pour aviser
au 'noyen de So procurcr des fonds, pour
payer quelques notes prochainement dues
sur lie magritique Hall' que ces compa-
gnies ont fait construire, pour lie benetice
DIN public. II decid6 gu une grande foire Sc
RAFT donn6e, le jour de la parade DIES POM
piers. le quatrieme mercredi d'Avril. Les
details de Ia f6te seront publi6s %prOchaine-
ment. Par ordre du Comit6
II. H. MICHELET,
G. ARENA,
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LEvEEs.-Le bayou monte

LEvEEs.-Le bayou monte ASSET
replacement ct on rapporte que dams
certalns endroits les ley6es sont
dams de mauvaises conditions.
L|eau s'echappe avec abundance
par les trous d'ecrevisse, ct il faut
une surveillance constante pour
empecher une catastrophe. On cite
Ia levee de Pittman ct celle d,Aca.
ola, CONNIE etant dams un mauyais
ctat.
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MARDI-GRAs.-Cette aimee, lie
Mardi Gras va 6tre pour Ia vile de
Thibodaux un grand jour, rempli
de toute sorte de r6Jouissances, car
les personnes qui ont & ceur Finite.
ret ct la prospGrit6 de notre petite
vile, ont d6ja fait tous les pr6para-
tits pour gratifer la population de
Thibodaux ct des envirOns dune
parade carnavalesque qui 6clipsera
tout &c qu'elle a jamais vue en- de
telles circumstances. D'apres la
proclamation que nous publions
dams &c numero, Sa Majestic le Roi
du CARNIVAL, apres avoir essuye
une tempete dams lie Collie, tempete
qui a dispense ct detruit pressure EN-
totalite sd t1otte, il a etc jete dams
r'embouchure du Bayou errebonne.
Ne sachant quelle direction prem
Dire pour atteindre lie but de son
voyage, ses tideles sujets, de notre
Royale vile, Sc sont Expresses,
aussit6t qu'ils ont ell c~onnaissance
de ce desastre, de lui envOyer SEES
plus hauts dignitaires, lesquels
nous somment d'annoncer que le
cortege Royal arrivera a Thibodaux
par lie train de 4 heures.
En- consequence, tous ses snjets
sont requis de par les ordres de
son Chambellan de venir lie rece-
voir all depot, en- habit de gala, ct
de lescorter en- grande pOmpe
a son palais, au Firemen's Hall. on
| il dot sc faire admirer de ses fide
les s%ujets, par So ~courtoisie ct son
affabilite envers lie beau sexe.
Apres la reception ct la process
sion dams les principles rues de la
vile, il rentrera dams son palais, ct
ouvrira avec ses hauts dignitaires
ct les danes d'honneur de 81 c0ur,
lie grand bal dome par les pom
piers, Protector No. 2. n -
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PoNpE.-La pompe a vapeurs de
. compagnie DIES pompiers de Ma
poleonville, a etc expediee mercre-
u matln, enforcement mise a neuf.
le Foreman de Ia compagnie Por-
ec'or No. 2, Mr.. w. G. Raglan, ct
~. Honore Champagne, ingenienr-
hecanicien, ronu accompanied a
= destination.
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Ague Cure

Content un 1ntiIOte pour les ma1a-
dies occasionnGes par lie poison miasmatique
qui. ~jusquici, nest pas comm av"ir catre dams
aucun autre remede. ii ne content pas dc
Quininr, nj aucune substance minerale GU de-
letere qnelconque. ct col.s6quemment ne pro.
duit aucum etftt ma'faisant sur la cGDstitu-
ton, la;ssant le s~ystcu,e tel quill etait avant
Iattaque.
Nous "a ram tf&OnS u Il. lie "AGCE
Gu G'AycT suerif tont cas- dc fevre
ct de frisson iievres intrrn:ttentes, remit
tentes ct bilieus-s, ct la maladle de fnie ccca-
sionnee par le miasme. Dams le cas- on, apres
que Ton aurait fait un usage sutfisamment
prOlOnge du remede u'obtenait pas IL resultat
vOulu, les marchands sont auturises, par notre
circulaire, en- date du Ter Juliet 1882, den
rembourser le colt.
lDr. j. e. Aver & Co. Lowell, Mass.
A vendre par tous les Droguistes.
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CRANES DE JARDINAGE.-Les
lhntations de legumes qui avaient
q faites de bonnie heure ont tOutes
@ d6truites par le frOid. CONNIE
lest encore temps de les remplacer,
a. peut Sc procurer des semences
= toute sorte, i la pharmacie de
u. JOS. 7. ThibOdeaux.