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, 1885-10-06

If escape to a kinder shore Is ia l.
bic. there Is great comfort in Ia ,ag
thtf people are seldom hurt ~ li-ht-
ming Unless tAcy pnt themselyes in its
way. Count the casualties. suf1mer
after sumner, and il ia the person sit
ting l the ci.-n window, or ON n porch
or Ter q Tres. Che woman cooking over
a hot stove or runninga machine ty a
window, or some careless lad leaning
against a mantel with a mirror on 4,
who receives the stroke. Lightning
chooses the best conductors alwlgs. y
human being is one of these. AM out Of
doors stands tho faircst chance of draw
Ing the discharge. Is long as he remains
upright. Let him carry a gun, scythe
or cr1abar over lis shoulder. or holi an
umbrella, and lie increase tho chance Of
being struck n hundred iall. D.i.ing
on a S .ge or load Of hay lac offers Linn
self To ftto.
The only prudent thin {, To- nl the
approach az a storm 81 ryt IT, lie q
house with a good lightnims rod on it
and stay there, with doors and windows
sl.i. til the shower is wholly over.
There is. however. q chance, If 2 iirc is
kept, that ligh.nils may prefer the
column Of hot air rising in thu chimney
m.nv foot above the roof 10 the roll. 50
that j, is wise to let fires % out bef-r,a
storm. or to use kerosene stoves that An
be ii out at once. Chicago journal.
, 1885-10-06

That is not u bad story about the Eng
lish girl who. when her French dress
maker arranged her n costume of rich
browns and soft y%elloNs. set his artistic
soul in "a tremor Of anguish by calling it
=" breakfast. And why, madamoi-
%sellel" he asked, reproachfully, why,
lear me- she said, her little fingers,
s%traying over the striped brown and white
velvet Of the underdress and the darker
brown of the mantle, the oyerdress
matching the dark stripe OF the velvet
and the yellow gloves, don't you see
Butter--glovcs; tOast---ovcrdress; cream
white velvet stripe; and chocolate in
the mantle, Pretty good breakfast, too"
"Ah, ali" says the enraged artist now,
81 will make her one lobster-salad gown
and it shall be so real that she shall have
Indigestion when she wears it. The
odions comparison.
, 1885-10-06

The change in the leading industries
Of California is strikingly illustrated in
the Mechanics fair at San Francisco. A
few years ago the machinery hall re-
sounded with the din Of quartz mills and
other machinery devoted TO mining pur-
poses. There were amalgamators, pumps,
and an infinite variety Of c%ontrivances
for the extraction Of the precious metals.
Now there is scarcely anything to re-
mind one that California is a Mining
country, except a few models of mining
machinery and n handsome display
of mineral specimens. There is ma
chinery enough in the building, however,
but il is almost wholly Of an agricultural
character. This industry has displaced
mining rs the chief business Of the state.
-fSan Francisco Letter.
, 1885-10-06

TIN have in Holland scarcelg -.iy-
IL d what we call fences. s. .,rso
caA.., 81, used. iir-t. as private Us
AMI iug,i'- FOR travel AMI tr.. e.
on !, forth purpose Of drairl I'd,
thirl, for ih' purpose Of fence. li.cy
form the boundary lines botoe.l Tho
different farms, AMI they alio "a ratio
one field Of pasture from ,y.1.! ~ ol lis
same farm. and thus llollull presents
the singular spectacle of being The Only
country in the world which has lis fences
under the ground.
The farmer take his produce 20 his
house, barn or place OF m~ Il on sinall
boats in these canals. Sole Of these
small crafts are propelled by paddles OF
oars, others are pushed by long paies,
and many are driven by s.ili. /. t-.y-
cling through ihe country ii ~frteucutly
happens that You can sec these sria AL
boats when you can not see .ie GOALS.
AMI there is presented the ,ural
spectacle Of what seems To- b. '-t ail-
ing OF dry land through the it.c-l.ei,
fields and PASTURE. Cor. @.u-.r
journal.
, 1885-10-06

The furniture maker at the New
Orleans exposition discovered a country
man from Arkansas whiting a ma
hogmy cabinet ITO see what the wood
was like" Another exhibitor, who had
fitted up Il room with the finest speci-
mems of his art, mas horritied TO find an
old badly eating her lunch u fried chicken
seated in one Of his satin-upholstered
chairs. whats the cheer good for il
it amt To set down inf she plactly
remarked. The same exhibitor one day
found that some visitor TO his alcovei
had left a token of approval on tho
polished surface Of Il costly mantel, in tho
words. This ia pretty good, scratched
win a knife.
, 1885-10-06

N. Leselidc. who has just published a
volume Of Propos de Table of the great
French poet, was for many years the daily
companion Of the author " LES Chat..
mcnts, " and hr tells us among many
other things, that Victor Hugo confessed
to the possession of only one supersti-
tion. Nothing could induce him To
form one Of thirteen at table. Whenever
a thirteenth arrived at the last moment
it was NJ. Lesclide's business 10 pick up
his hat and depart. London News.
, 1885-10-06

a correspondent writes describing an
accident. by WHICH a 10-year old girl had
two upper front teeth Knocked out. She
was taken tn a dentist, who replaced the
teeth and strapped up the jaw. For two
days She could scarcely speak, and no solid
food was allowed. but the operation was
successful. and the teeth are "a firmly
set rs ever. The teeth are u little
Clipped. but later ON. when it is safe 10
work ON them. they can be patched with
gold and be about rs good rs ever they
Warn
, 1885-10-06

recovering from typhoid fever, it
quickly gave me strength. So writes Mr..
Peter Bourlss, Fast Douglass, Mas.
Nothing makes my stomach feel 80
easy, says Mr. Joseph Bateman, law
renee, Mass. Gave me moro strength
than any other bitters | have taken, "
declares Miss Nellie 0'Brien, of the same
place. What is it that these GONZALES
cents write about Why, Browns Iron
Bitters. the greatest iron medicine in the
worldr'
, 1885-10-06

Couo IN HoRsEs.- Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is a
certain cure for collie in horses. Many
honemen have used it for years and in
hundreds Of cases without losing one.
The dose for collie in a horse is four table
spoonfuls in halt pint of water, Il be re-
peated in thirty minutes If necessary.
The second dose is seldom required. Sold
by w. N. Hunt
, 1885-10-06

All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best acoommoda-
tons in the city a. the Western Hotel on
Fifteenth street. The location is agreea-
bic and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best n first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market, walters who un-
derstand their business, the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room are among the
many attractions of this popular house.
HERMAN KMME, proprietor.
, 1885-10-06

A fine buck antelope, four live rattle
snakes, the celebrated singing fish, Straw
berry, and other foreign birds for sale.
Have also an elegant line of beaver trim
mings, (any width to order from.
Would call your attention to q SNOWY line
of fur robes and mats and new style OF
buck gloves. Taylor's Curiosity store.
, 1885-10-06
Choice Flowers.

Rose Buds, Tuberoses, CALAIS, Carna.
tons, Heliotrope, Smilax, etc. cut fresh
daily, from the greenhouses ofMrs. Chat
fin, florist, corner Eighteenth and Ran.
som streets. Also a choice collection of
Palms, Ferns, Rubber and other ornamen-
tai plants on hand. A large assortment
of blooming plants selling at n sacrifice to
make room.
, 1885-10-06

To all who are suffering from error
and indiscrctions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, !
will send a receipt that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send self addressed
envelope to Rev. joseph 7. Inman,
Station d. New York.
, 1885-10-06

A maidstone brought from Ireland 10
New York has been in the possession Of
the Piles family, Of Sullivan county. for
200 years. 1t is gray in color, Is full Of
pores, and seems to be rs light ms so
much paper, One thousand persons
have used It,
, 1885-10-06

The skins Of young ostriohes make
beautiful robes. which arr very
highly prised and difficult to obtain. as
only the soft short feathers Of the breast
Of ;hc young can be used. and each robo
represents the slaughter Of from fifteen
to twcnt voung hi %" fi.n-..
, 1885-10-06
NV coreaI m,brIa.

The Rural New Yorker two years ago
produced % hybrid between wheat aut
rye, the new grain being very distinct
from either Last year a further cross
was effected upon these hybrids by using
the pollen of rye SO that the resulting
grain is three quarters rye. The plants
arc remarkably vigorous and the heads
large. and still very distinct from those
Of rye.
, 1885-10-06
Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
sec. 3, art, /, of the by laws, the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the From
tier Land and Cattle Co., will be held at
the Office of the company in the city of
Cheyenne, on Monday, Oct. II, 1885, at
IL O'Clock a. m, for the purpose of elect
ing trustees for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
JOHN CHAPLIN, Sec'y.
Cheyenne, Oct. ., 1855.
, 1885-10-06

That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes a good cough and lung
syrup, we viii say tar and wild cherry Is
the basis Of the best remedies discovered
yet These ingredients with several
Others equally efhcacious, enter largely
into DIR. Bosanko's cough and lung syrup.
thus making it one Of the most reliable
now on the market Price so cts and
sl.O0. Samples free. Sold by W, N.
Hunt
, 1885-10-06

Hair dressing parlors are now open to
the ladies of Cheyenne, in rooms Is and
II, ldelman Block. Hair dressing and
shampooing done at residences of ladies if
desired. Miss Morris, Proprietor.
, 1885-10-06
You sUiU saUe nnOney by
buying yOHr' boys and
chiIdrens' clothing of M.
Marks. Eddy and SeUen-
teenth streets.


We have orders and can place a num-
Der of good two and three year-old Amer
lean steers, suitable for feeding, at much
better prices than they are worth in Chi
cago. We sell for cash or on time as
desired. Address for particulars,
ALTER 4 GLOVER,
Grand Island Neb.
, 1885-10-06

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
WHISTLES, choice Hgueurs and superfne
cigars at George Masten's well known
house, cornet Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1885-10-06

Miss Spencer, a first class dress
maker recently from New York,
would inform the ladies Of
Cheyenne that she is prepared to do
dressmaking at her rooms in the Episco-
pal rectorY. Cutting and fitting Especial
ty. Eastern styles and prices.
, 1885-10-06

Helen Wilmans. sympathy Is half
brother 10 pity, but makes a closer APP
punach TO equalit, by having la is veins
"a large infusion of the love principle.
, 1885-10-06

| have the largest and most complete
clothing house in Wyoming, and can and
will sell clothing cheaper than any other
house in the territory, b. Holman.
, 1885-10-06

Persons desiring pure Lake Mahapaluta
ice should leave orders at Christ. Mauss'
baker, 3lT Ferguson street, or with the
undersigned. SLOAN h Co.
, 1885-10-06

The largest ocean steamers burn on an
average Of about 450 tons Of coal a day.
From twelve to fifteen men are employed
rs sfulpre
, 1885-10-06

Our tailoring department Is now com.
plete with all the late novelties in fine for
eign and domestic fabrics. b. Hellman.
, 1885-10-06

For RENT.-Two pleasant furnished
front rooms. 465 Seventeenth street.
, 1885-10-06

Trunks and valises largest assortment
at PoIack's S.
, 1885-10-06

Knights of Labor meet every Monda
night at 1880 in st. Johns hall.
, 1885-10-06

Money to loan on city property. V
Baker.
, 1885-10-06

CHEYENNE TRANSFER CO.
From five pounds per day to a carload at
a time. Reasonable reductions to large
, 1885-10-06

Schuttler wagons and a full line of hard
ware at Arp & Conway's.
, 1885-10-06

FoR RENT.-Oficcs and furnished
rooms. S. B. futile. with i. Il. Warren.
, 1885-10-06

Legal blanks at the Leader office,
, 1885-10-06

Cardigan iaokcts. ~ colors and prices
at Polack's.
, 1885-10-06

For RENT. Pleasant rooms on corner
Ransom and Twenty-frst street Mrs. j,
N. Buchanan.
, 1885-10-06

For RENT Houses, and barn for
twenty-six head of horses, with a large
hay loft. VIM. Murphy, corner O'Neil
and Twentieth streets.
, 1885-10-06

Grand Island. Neb.
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PAROISSE ~ST-BERNARD.

Situee au.dessous de la paroisse
dOrleans, entire lie Mississippi ct le
Lac Borgne.
Superficie, $4,000 acres cares !;
I'm DIES soils les plus fertiles de re
tat. Productions In canine 4 sucre,
lie mails. lie riz, un peu de cotton, de
fespece dit Sea Island, Dormant de
une bale d une bale ct demie, Ia
ere, ct toute espece de l6gumes en-
abundance ; ellie content vingt ha-
citations sucrieres, toutes riches.
qui produisent en- moyenne 5000
boucauts de sucre. lie manque de
moyenS de transport y a emptche
de grossir Ia population, qui pour
raft etre quadruple. La compagnie
de transport de la Nouyelle-O Orleans
a cree nne ligne de voitures publ
qucs de la Terres>aux Beufs an
Mississippi, laquelle correspond
avec les bateaux d vapeur qui font
le service r6gulier de la Nouvelle-
Orleans. Tn nouveau chemin de fer
met en- communication rapide Proc:
torville ct la cote du Lac Borgne
avec la NOuvelle-O Orleans. Chase
ct peches abondantes ; magnitiques
orangers. Population en- grande
partie d'origine FRANCHISE ; une DIES
paroisses de rEtat oil remigration
de France aurait lie plus de chance
de faire fortune.
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Al TOR f"t wnrking class. Send 10
III 4 Elttht> i'r rrs'agt. aud we will
8 rS."'i' YOU 't~". :kr"yai. vainable
box "f s,,n,icts goods that will
I'll put N"n in The way Of making
= more money in u few ,lays than
You ever thought possible at any bust
ness. capital not required. We will start
you. You can work al the fine or ia spare
onir. The work il, universally adapted
70 ooth sexes. young and old. lor can easily
earn from 20 cents 70 S'cyrry evening. That
al VINO want work may rrat HE bnsrres. we
make this unparalleled offer to all who are
not well satisfied we viii sens, II to nav for
the tr"uhie OF writing Us. Full Particulars,
"tc.. sent free. Fortunes viii Le
made by those who give their m,po,e time IN
the work. Great success, aI.alpteIv Srra
Don't DELAY. Start now Address SrIIsov g.
Name.
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ATELIER APPROPRIATENESS,
Rotary JOB Pass.

Ayant tout le nnattriel ntcessaire. nous SOM
mes a meme d'execnter tour les ouvrages ty-
pographi9ues qni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atlaues, entetes ne
features, tickets dhabitation. Elancs, circu-
laires, etc, seront imprimGs dams lie plus BRET
d6lai ct d des prix moderes.
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RESOURCES DE LOUISIANA
EFT DE SEES PAROISSES.

Situ6e all nOrd de Ia Louisiana,
ellie a IN s%uperfcie de 4S5 miles
cares 10S,0S4 acres sont Ell cnl-
ture, don't 1890 Ell cotton, 21,6O2
en- mails, 265 Gu patates douces go
en- cannes ellie produit 9,732 bales
de cotton, soft unc demie bale par
acre ct COS livres de graine. Ter
rain rouge, Academic, plein de TO-
cheers, mais, Ell bien des endroits.
tres fertile. De tres beaux chtnes,
noyers ct pins ; ellie a pour moyens
de communication rOuacllita : lie
chemin de fer Northern Louisiana
ct Texas dot la traverser.
PAROIssE LIVINGSTON.
Situee 4 PEST de la Louisiana !;
%superfcie $4,000 acres arrosee
par les rivieres Amite, Tickfaw ct
les bayous Barbary, Gray ct Col
yell. Magnitiques fortts de magno-
has, de chtnes. de gommiers, de cy.
pres. A quelques miles de Port
Vincent, lie chef lieu de la paroisse,
sc trouve lie fameux hameau appe-
le "French Settlement, la cote
.joyeuse, OH Sc sont etablis des des-
cendants d'emigres francais.
Chaque habitant y a ses cannes,
son mails, son orge, son riz, son car
re de p0mmes de terre, son cotton,
son troupeau, SOL betail ct, sous la
main, assez de bois pour ses be-
soins pendant un demi-siecle. La
terre produit 2 boucauts de socre,
$500 livres de graine de cotton, So
barils de mails, 80 boisseaux de riz,
racre. Magniiques paysages en-
BELLS par de gigantesques ch6nes
verts. Rien de fertile CONNIE la
Vallee de la Tickfaw ; lie pays est
traverse par lie chemin de fer New
Orleans, Jackson ct Chicago qui lie
rapproche du march6 de la Nou.
velle.O Orleans. Paroisse eminem'
ment propre a une immigration
FRANCHISE.
n MAnTSON
Situ6e au nord de rEtat, lie long
du heuve; s%uperfcie, 672 miles
cares ; 1891 acres en- culture ; %,
1O3 en- cotton, 1871 en- mails ; pro-
duit une moyenne annuelle de 49,
3331 bales, OH pres dune bale Pa.
Gre, ct 1856 livres de graine ; ter.
rain arose par des bayous ct sujet
aux inondations ; il est convert de
magnifiques bois, de superbes pini-
eres. Les trois-quarts du pays H.
vres d la culture du cotton, lie reste,
a ceile du mails votes de commu
nication rapides ct faciles ; la moi
tie DIES meilleures terres reste in.
PARCISSE MOREHOUSE.
AL nord de Ia Louisiana, peuplee
par quelques Francois, al steele
; grande yariete de terror
ct de bois, prairies, 5000 acres val
lee de la Riyiere Beuf 1S5, 1000 /; du
Barthelemy, La, 900 !; terres
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NOTICE:

LIVING .,nfrha>'"; q. r':gibly sitnat-d boil
er >is"n .! l.. tn III. III t',.s ,cv.u 7 .,n NOW
rrr:.ar,a t"tt.r contracts ar ,,,,k;nw re-,
Ia'ii''is "lr' '..'a4ti'- ni't .ur.. Yah s~atisfao
I"''' ~'d. .i"'t' q. " ~ !. = II u. 'trnr ~ the low
eat figures. HAY, seemed n =, .. az A.
: hogan. rs foreman and Li,!,i4.:.r who has
had lon. " pnr,"nre IN this I'm. i,,.xx p.rt;e.
w mn " i'ri'rii m'"re>t !" rni. on me be-
A'e fiahi:l. contacts ei>,.wter..
m. WM II. Raglan.
Thii'".laux. A!.rl' a,h. Isa..
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PAROISSE

PAROISSE ST.CHARLES.
La secOnde paroisse au dessus de
la Nouvelle.O Orleans /; assise II lie
t1euye, qui la divise en- "rive droi-
te' ct "riye gauche"; ellie a pour
bornes trois Observation-Disclosures,
des Allemands ct Salvador ; con-
tient une nombreuse population do
rigine f~rancaise. Climat exceptions
nellement salubre. Les tleurs oui '
croissent de toutes parts, y embau-
ment Pair.
Terrains d'alluvion, dune extrt-
me fertilite. Produits principaux
sucre, melasse, riz, oranges, paca.
niers aux fruits abondants, figues,
peches, cerises, raisins, PORES, ba
names, fraises, mdres, mails, pom :
mes de terre ct toute espece de L.
gumes croissant rhiver ct Pete. On
y fait aisement r6leyage dc toute
sorte de betail ; tons les produits de
ragriculture ct de horticulture.
Mule part on n'tlevc de meilleun
volatile: MULE part, on ne trouve de
plus bellies ptchcries, de plus abol-
lantes GLASSES.
QUAINT aux facilities de transport
elles sont nombreuses. T'rois Gle
minis de fer la trayersent, VIOLA
pour les transports de terre. be
Mississippi, les lacs, lie Bayou DIS
Allemands Ia baignent, VOLTA pour
les transportspar eau. Plusieurs SUI.
creries q vapeur ; plusieurs char.
mants villages. La place est toate
pr6te pour nne nombreuse immiara.
ton FRANCHISE, que Pom y accuelle.
raft avec j0ie.
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descendanoe franchise. La paroisse
Plaqnemines est CONNIE un fau.
bourg de la Neuvellc Orleans, tant
les communications de toutes sortes
sont faciles ct multiples. Pourrait
recevoir une nombrruse emigration
franchise.
PARO1ssE PoINTE-coUPEE.
Sans les inondations qui ont SOU
vent ravage cette paroiSse, ellie Sc
RAFT tres peuplee ct tres richie. Ar
rosee par DIES bayous considerables,
Fordoche, Grosse-Tete, Maringou-
in, ellie est enforcement fertile.
Certains laos y pesmcttent DIES chas
ses OH lon tue des millions dc ca.
nards qui fournissent lie march6 de
Ia Nonvelle-O Orleans. Les cyprieres
de cette paroisse seront pour ellie
une fortune, guand Giles seront ex-
ploitees.
LIE nom de Pointe- Coupee. cenx
DIES bayons que nous venons de
nommer, in.liquent assez que la pa
roisse a etc peuplee par DIES emf
grants ~francais. Des milliers de
personnes du meme pays, y, serial
ent encore accueillies abras ouverts.
II s'y fait un assez grand CONNER
ce de mousse. Longte par le che
min de fer New Orleans Pacific.
PAROISSE RAPIDE$.
Situee au centre de l'Etat SUI
perficie, 1920 miles carries on S45,
600 acres. \ rouest, riches fermes
qui Sc livrent en- partie i Ftievage;
magnltiqnes fortts qui J appellent
lie commerce DIES bois &c ci,arpente.
A lEst, abondantes moissons, ex-
ce}lentes prairies, bellies forats. La
, population f~iancaise y a diminue
avec lie temps.
II y a, dams la paroisse, plusieurs
centres de population importants.
Produits agricoles cotton, dune
bale a une bale ct demie racre /:
sucre. de nn d deux boucauts mails.
de 10 4 60 boisseaux ; tabac, de 500
i 1000 liyres. Toute espece de fruits
de la zone temp6ree pacaniers dun
excellent rapport. Une foule din
dustries y sera;ent remuneratrices.
Tout, dams la paroisse Rapides, fa-
vorise la venue de Immigration.
Communication avec la NOuyelle-
Orleans par la Riviere Rouge ct lie
chemin de fer New Orleans and
Pacific.
PAROIssE DE LA R1vIERE ROUGE.
Situee all nord de celle de Nat
chitoches habit6e, en- grande par
tie, par DIES noirs. Nombreuses scie.
ries production abondante du CO.
ton, du mails. La paroisse est Ion
gee par la Riviere Rouge.
PAROIssE RICHLAND.
Situce au nord-est de rEtat, en-
tire la Riviere Ouachita ct le 11euve
Mississippi, arrosee par les bayous
B9uf ct Macon que parcourent
nombre de bateaux a vapeur !; ter
res d'alluvion, produlsant trois
quarts de bales de cotton, l'acre, ct
Is boisseaux de mails ; certains don
nent une bale ct demie ct so bois-
seaux de mails.
Tn dixieme settlement du sol est
en- culture ; lie reste est convert de
chenes, de h6tres, de noyers, de
magnolias. Produits principaux,
outre lie cotton ct lie mails, la palate
douce, ravoine, Forge, lie millet,
toutes les plantes domestiques.
L'eIevage y a fait de grands pro-
gres, depuis quelques temps. Les
fermiers blancs y vivent dams Ia
bondance. Tout emigrant qui s'y
est etabli, ma Gu qua sen louer.
La paroisse est travers6c par lie
chemin de fer Vicksburg, Shreve-
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SNGNCEN

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Toute annonce %indiquant la profession
avec Iadresso ct n'excciant pas quatre
Ngnes. par an. Tavance----..---.------ g W
Announces de cantlidats, d'avance -. 10 co
NGcrole.ie. par 10
TOute annOncc commercials pnbliec 4 Tan
nee sera inseree au tauN de 50 cents par pou-
&c pour la premiere insertion ct - cents pour
les Insertions suhstquentes.
Toute aunonce don't 10 noinbre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jas4ua neuyel
Ordre au taux orlinaire.