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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-01-24

sequence of the water being over
them. As soon as the water falls,
work will be resumed. I'm the mean
time the hands are not idle, but are
busy quarrying and dressing stone to
be used in the further elevation of the
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
Gsaat an.f the soa,h.

NEo6A. September ?a.-The reunion
u the veteran. Of General Grants old i.s,.
msp,, the Ts-n,y.hr., iiiinoi. volunteers, b.
gan here last nish, With . primary s~ssion. al
uhish Colonel Grant 10, psrsrns:a and ~as ar-
corded very hearty reception. In rsrpuse
TO rvauc,,s for 'p-veh, ihr Coiooei ssii;
II DO pos ipsr.d to make you a speech. for
have not b-ca uaincd .. = public ,Alkrs. I
have hrsr . ,inrum<ni uvuid like To srsd yoa.
II b ih~ last linz written by my father upon
matters p~rsAining To tho var, aud hss never
b~furs t-cs made public. A. be entered into
the usr with you for hi, hr,t eompsn.on,, and
IS be si-ays ,pokr Of your regimen; With af.
,ionn;r interest, Il 1. n;'ing you should ,- the
hr,t TO hear bis pariirg words Tbs Ia ~ha'
h~ ~ro'e-,hc Isges bold here;
"'f feel ihs; &c arc on the -vr Of n.~ era,
where iherv Il To hc great hartnony bri~sen
f,d.rais aud Cou'ei-ra,s.. I cAnno, s'Ay 10
h~ dying ~i,n,,. Of the correctness Of this
prophecy, Ia, fc-i Il within me iha, 1, !. 10
b- 30. The universally kind fcciin. expressed
for sm~, .; q time when I; uss supj-dsesl
sseh::dsy would prove my last. seems 10 me
tho tsrinnisg Of The answers 10 'I.r, u. have
" lA'''
ings were no, restricted TO any s.ciipn Of
country nor to any division OF people. They
came frcm Individual ci,irsns of all na:ionsii.
ties. from all Denominations. Pto'-s'an's,
Catholic snd Jew, snd from various societies
Of the land, ,ci.n;hc, educational, religious OF
other wise. roii'ie. dii no, enter Into the
matter ., all. an. no: ego;is' enough 10 sup.
pose all ,hi. .irn,aeanc- should 10 given To
shis matter t-~.u.- I was the object Of II, Bu,
the war between the states was a very bloody
and a very costly var. Onr ,iic OF the o'h' r
hal 70 yield principle. icarcr than life before
Il could be brourh, TO an .na. I obmmsndci
the whole OF tho mighty host engaged on The
vic,oriou. aide. II va. no matter whether dc.
scrv.dly 30 or no, I was the representation Of
tha, .iic q the controversy. Il I. sisnia-
can, aui gratifying fact that eoufcdcraics
should have Joined heartily in ,hi. .ronianc-
Gus move. hope the good feeling insurur-
aied may continue 'o the end" A general
''Amcn" went up from the audience and ;h,n
the meeting quietly adjourned.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
The Gers Crop.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. September ?7.-Ths
corn crop OF the United States having pA.s-i
the critical stage snd whatever Of damage
msnsrrd the cereal from frost being nov ~ni.
Cd owing tn the maturity OF the grain, the
Par'~~s' R~ss~ Of this city has called In To-
ports from It's fourteen hundred correspond.
enis giSin. the area and probable Yield Ia every
county In the isn leading corn pfoiu, ins
s,Aies and hA, complied from these . close -s
'imAi- 81 the approximate yield OF the crop Of
is>3 Thes~ rstimA'-s have t-sn bas.d on .
comparison With the yield OF 1884. takips the
nsurs Of the Agricultural Bureau aiwAshine.
ton for the yield Of last year.
The rposts Of the correspondents include
no, only the approximate se,ual ,srs-ss-. hui
also the p-.ccnisge OF condition ss compared
TO last year and The rercenissr Of increase oi
d-cf-As~ 10 the scfesx-. This uas done "a
approximate IS closely - possible 10 III.
actual output, the corec,n-ss Of which meiho-
~As Demonstrated very fully 10 the ~s,ifns,r o
tho uh-at crop on June by this BUREAU, and
to which nsur-s all the r-eosnisid stAii.,ie.
including the Government bureau, have grad
uaiiy approached.
In Indiana, Illinois and KAnsa, the grount
Which ~As piou,d up. owing to the ruins,ios
OF ,a- wheat crop, and devoted to corn iseise
ly computed. In the comparison by States ID.
returns 'heu tia, Indiana, loss, Ninn-so,,
and Missouri have .iieh, inefrAsr In is~ acre
AZ, over issA, anil Wisconsin is the oaiy STAT.
,houirG . dcefrss~. hut 10th Minnesota an.
wi.eonsin show . ireresAr In coudiiiou. and
Mi'soa'i s'so sho~s = slight dscr.ssc. The
Other siA,ss ell srrpss an imt rov,n-ni. ard Ia
OHIO, IIiino's and Indiana the impro,.n,ui /.
marked. The total estimate p,sers III. crop .,
i.D,at,s6 u0 tu.hris.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
Esarts' Awful Appetite.
washiusson Letter.


A very prominent, Republican carries
about in his pocket and occasionally OK
hibi,s ne curiosity n slip Of paper up
on which Is written list OF the things
that he saw Senator William NJ. Evnrts
eat and drink Mt one dinner. Mr..
Evarts is "slim. thin. and attcnuatcd. :"
He IL about NJ big rs pcppcr.boS. and
Is singular figure, with his little form.
his immense nose. his big head aud
bulging forehead. and ill-ti,,ing clothes.
So far as they are concerned he appears
to have fallen into n heap OF second
hand clothes. mems sizes. from which
hc has been unable to cxtricato himself.
Hc does not look rs though he needed
much more food than robin. but he Is
a tremendous trcncherman. and his aw-
ful appetite |, n holy terror To land
lords. Where he puts all hc eats Is n
deep and dark mystery. unless hc is
hollow down to his knees. Hc does his
duties faithfully 90 every course Of nn
eight-coursc dinner. negiccts none Of
the ct cc,eras. gives his earnest attcn.
ton to the wines. and after II all gives
no sign of having dincd.
A quart Of champagne after the claret
and sherry and Sautcrne has no more
effect upon him than it has on its own
bottle. An opening speech by him ut n
dinner is just as brilliant. sparkling
and witty AS closing one. and he IL
Just tho same all the way from sherry
10 champagne.
Mr.. Conkling used at = banquet to
point 10 Mr.. EvaT,s and say. "ses lliilo
E-,srn feeding he Isp''v.rn''
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
n. ss....,.. :. v,..,...

A aispAieh from Cheysn IN Ii. Trsssss
R1ssl.ss., dsisd the 2iss says; Ths Chisess
si Reek spstnE,. - far - prsrtie,bls vsit u
uosk this uosnin6. ssd also the uhi,s mr
chsaIss, bas ns vh'ss nfsep. Ths sss,sue
tisus arc that ali vho rvfuss VII not b o.
lossd IN work anywhere 90 the road. Mana
s.: Galway Telegraph sha, be has Instruction
from ,hs rnion Pacific directors 10 e,os~ the
entire line Of The roei rather than surrvndsr
the o,~rs,iou Of Il to mob.
G,n-rsl a-kpd Id arrivei here IN Night
from the East. evsnx dirresiy TO Rock sps,ps..
lie uiil b- ihesr before daylight, lie ssys
the Talon PAeiae .iii BE- krp, 10 operation on
iis msia line and all Of iA branches, as
the Government IL eoo.taniiy neeiins 1, for
the 'ranspor'Aiioa OF truo,~, supplies aud the
mails. aud all the power Of III. Gov-rnm,n,
would h. brought To h~ar II necessar, TO pre-.
serve the n,cxdiy Of It's operations, snd
fully protect The Chines~ In person and prop
erty.
Much unessiness IL felt here over the matter
and the people are generally anxious sbou,
what 'h. outcome viil h~. Those Who ssr In
. situation 10 know feel sstisae,i that the
strong hand Of the Government will hold ina,
tsrs level In behalf Of Law ard order.
The mines Al Carbon and Grass Crssk, In
which no Chirese have ever b<sn employed, arr
running TO their fu'iss, capacity sixh, and
dav, and there 10 no talk Of . ssr.ke there.
These mines arr 90 The line Of the uuion Pa.
ciec And they bslong IN thst company.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
LABOR TROUBLES.
Soa-Union NH Hands Attacked by bosfy
Ut Armed strikers.

PrrrsBuRG. Pom. Sept ?J.-This
mornirg at haif.past 2 O'Clock = seriou. riot
Occurred at Laughiin's Mn, above Martins
Ferry, Ohio, In which at least 800 sho,s were
exchanged. The rio, was ptrss.pi,atei by an
attack upon the ~orsmen Ia the mil by a
number Of armed men The workmen had
s-niin.ls on guard, or the result might have
b-sn more disastrous. ffom thirty to hfty
men armel With sho,guns and revolver. came
up The railroad track fnum the direction Of
Martins Ferry. approached to within thirty
pse-s Of the mill, when the guards called out
Ia halt. The men s,iIl adsaneei. and In . sec
ond or two tn. command 10 halt MAS repeated
uithou, effect. 4 third time the mill guards
said 'hal, " and the attaching party besan hr-
ing. when the msn Ia the mill at otee returned
the trc, and brisk firing was kept up for
twenty Of Thirty minutes. The attacking party
then e-A.ei hring. and almost immcsiiA,eiy re'
treated, soirp toward the river.
An "a animation Of the fore- In the mill
slos.d ,hA, ssv-ra. hal been shot, but only
tuo, however. were seriously hui'. William
Dun, . Waterman, had ,iIty-,~o shot from q
shotgun In his to.!y. and MiliArd Baill va,
sho' thfou;h the tLish with . finc pau. As
far as can h- learned four or n,r Of the at.
taekins party were hurt, one seriously. TIE
fo:rr OF armed men In tho mill uas eighteen
or turn'y strong. The attacking party. OF the
dn.ieaicfs a, least, are known. The mill
fosor, after their as.aiiani. retired, rested on
their arms. fearing smother attack. This
mosnirx all uas quiet and there ar, no further
Indications OF trouble. The rio, ~ss coca
sion.si BY tho in'rodue'ion Of non nanion men
in ise Laiealin mill. The non-union men
have been boarding AMI ,ieeIlng In III. mill.
Aaou, hi~sn Of the rinslcad,rs have b-cn
arrested and no further irouhi- is Anticipated,
though the L,a.hlin Nil Cont any have lAii
In supply Of arm. and ammunition. II &.
.sii ,h,, sir Of the assaiiants we're wounded /.
tha; Thoua, D,fcy. \ mill hand, I. de,i, and
Phiip Rr,inr. . heater. IL mortaliy soundsi.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
MICHIGAN LAw.BRgAHgRS.
After . uioosy vir., They Are Lodged
In Jai'.

IONA. Michigan. September TO
Abncr Aldr!ch. = man Of about u years Of
ar-, with bis wife ind two children. ouc o
them yourg man Of Abou; ~. live on farm
ahou, cish, mil,. nos;hca., Of TIL. city and
one mile cis, Of Collins station, on the DE
,rol', Lansing IS Northern Railroad. The
family have been for years the terror OF tho
ncishtprbopi uhsrr they reside. Alirich has
been arrested for assault and threats az ainst
life time out of number, aud never wiihou,
cause. Sometime .lncs judgment vas OBJ
'airci agsit.. him In q Justices Cour; at
Portland, but no officer there would attempt;
the collection. 80 u was brought TO this city
and given to Constable Perry Chapman with a
~arnir TO take help ~ith him aud look GU, for
himself. He took with him George Bradley
and W. Ain.icy of this city and wen, ou; there
yesterday afternoon. They found Aldrioh and
his ,wcn,y-ycar.oli s,n loading wheat into
.omc bags. Chapman stepped up to the wagon
where Aldrieh ra,, and said he was an officer,
and had an execution.
Aidrich caught up an NJ which was lying In
the wagon and raised 1, 70 strike, when Chap
man covered him ~iih hi. revolver. and st It's
murz'c compelled him to leave the wagon.
stili covering him he told the men TO seize
him, bu, before thcv could do so the Young
man had 30, rife and opened on Chapman
and the woman was coming with au Ak. Young
Aldrich hr,d At Chapman but missed him. and
he turned and shot at ,oupg Aidrich, who,
having n repeating Spencer carbine, opened
fire from the house. Bradley fell a, the third
shot but he va. helped away by Aiusley. Chsp.
man was uainjured. bu. finding himself alone
he retrca,cd. Ain.lcy was but sligh,ly In.
lurcd, but Bradley Is in a precarious condi
tion. I'll, right arm was smpnta,od late In the
Afternoon, and he is doing "a well as could be
expected.
A warrant was Issued for the Aldrichs, the
Two men and the woman, and the sheriff and
four officers went on, to serve Il. After hold.
ing the officers OF for four hours with rifles,
they finally Yielded and at midnight they were
lodged In Jail. They .,ill kept their guns ard
more trouble was expected. The houe where
the Aldrlct. live is boarded up, and the wall.
are pierced for rife shooting oo the plan OF a
frontier fort, and 1t IA nearly as strong The
family are armed with repeating rlfes, and
iheJ have Tor year, key, On 'Nc Officers SITES
tAA p'sr o' Jas'ftsA,i
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03

Bsrthoud. had = rather serious are on bis place
last Sunday night. His barn IN which were
i've horses, hAruess aud feel, and all his Agri-
cultural implements, including = binder, were
burned. The ioss WAS In the neight0rhooi Of
ei,s0O. The origin Of the hre Is not known,
but II Is supposed the barn Was sst shre.
The boom on the lower Arkansas
Valley sppesrs to be located at Trail CITY, =
utv town recently started in the eastern part
of Bent county. On the state line t~o miles
west Of Coolidge. II IL on the recently estab-
lished cattle trail, and already quite number
OF buildings have been put up and Stor-s, s.-
looms and large boarding house are In full
blast.
The Republicans Of Arapshoe county
have put in nomination the following ticket;
For Sheriff, George II. Graham; for Clerk and
Rocoriei, Jossph a. Smith; for Treasurer.
Frank Church; for Coroner. Chs,ies ~. MI
ler; for Superintendent Of sehoois, John L.
yetser; for Surveyor, Peter O'Brien; for As
sessor, W. W. whipple; for County Comm's-
sioner, Joseph Williams; for Justice Of the
Pesee, james A. Cherry; for Constable, I'd
ward SeSman.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
War y..,,.e !. R...,..

ST. PrrGnsprRG. Sept 25.-Thc iccl.
ins here regarding tho Roumei'.n question !.
hourly bec' ming more uarlikc and tho .ymps-
thy OF tho masses 's strongly with the Buirar-
ians. !, is stated ihsi the Csar has sclcsra, he'd
to the Minister Of War to prepare the plans
for campaign in the event of the opening Of
ho.'iiiiiss between Bulgaria and Turkey. =. he
Ia determined to support Prince Aielsndcs'.
scheme of unity between Bulgaria and Rou.
mriia. A prominent R1ssian Gcnercl in an In.
icrvi,v &c lay, when Asksd ifit vas true tbs,
the Cs1 seriously intended to support Bul.
garis TO the extent Of eo,nR TO war with fur
key. replied 'hs, Rus.la would declare war
against Turkey the moment the Porte attacked
Bulgaria, and he added that the Car is most
emphatic In his resolution to support Bai
garta.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03

shos ,ha, there was no cause for soaring the
Chinese, except to set an example for the other
Chinese aud for the whites VINO might employ
them. The Back Diamond company had, In
obedience to public sentiment, discharged all
the Chinese and they were engaged ali the
next day in packing up preparatory toleaying'
While they were thus waiting the maskei men
approached, frightened them OF aud burned
their eamps, tools, blankets and entire OUTFIT.
No violence was attempted on the persons Of
the Cinnamon who were allowed TO dee into
the woods uninjured.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
The nn. bsiio, resulted .. io,Iou.,

Votes cass, a>,: necessary for . choscr, 10.
After the nrsi ballot the contest nasroscd
down to Ebert aud Elliott, and on tho third
ballot the former waa nominated. Judge IL
b-rt ~As introduced by Mr.. Thompson Of Pli-
kin, and uas rscrive, with loud applsusc.
Mr. Ebert said he bexxcd to assurr the gen.
ilcmen of the Convcntiou Of tho honor Involved
In the nomination. lie had no, h,cn oanii
date for the place, and thosc who kno~ him
brsi know that fact, not because the on, ~a'
no, worthy tho aspirations Of any gentleman.
hut because he had other plane, not "a dis.
tinEuished, to be true. For ycars he occupied
. place on the Supreme Bench, and when he
laid aside the trminr he never expected to put
It on again. but the expressions be had re-
ceived from friends, here and clscwhcr-, had
caused him 70 change his mind. The appeals
Of 900 Of tho best men in tho state, and the ap-
pcais made In letters and Otherwise. were no,
TO be eut aside. He would consent to the
uishes Of o,hers and cas-, his plans aslde, and
II elected he would perform the duties Of the
ofiicc .. beat he could.
The Con vcntion vas also aiircssci al con.
siderable i.ES.a by judge Bclford. Cougrcae-
man symes and senator Teller.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
Chimes. rroun,. In Warrington r-rr,,ory

SEATTLE. Washington Territory. Sep
,cmbcr ea-Thc quarters Of the Chinese work.
men NJ the Black Diamond mines were visited
by mob last night. They were armed with
repeating rifles and each had a sack drawn
over his head, with holes cut for his mouth.
nose and eyes. They were thus completely dis.
guiscd and presented = frightsul appearance.
The Cinnamon fed In terror from their hou.cs
which were then bdrned. These Cinnamon
had already been discharged from the m,ncs
and they expected TO return to Seattle this
morning.
There ia much excitement over the Chinese
question here A convention to consist Of
delegates from ell parts Of the Puget Sound
country has been called to meet here OF: ecp-
tcmbcr os TO devise means for Riding the
country Of the Cinnamon. The feeling IA In
tensined by the fact that the Federal suthori-
ties along the sound hard by, make only
prctsn.c Of stopping the Moneols from cro.s-
ing the border into Washington Territory
from British Columbia. The Law which was
made TO protect thr people from the inaur Of
the Chinese Ia practically a dead letter and in
consequence Of this they will take tn, law into
their own hands with . vhw 10 Protecting
tbsmsslvrs.
iA's, r'Ysrh ffsm ~ BlAeA i',aA,.A eises
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
A Dos.ss,,e Tragedy.

HnIrowS. Penn. September 49,
Thomas v. Thompson married Maudc Joncs,
an abandoned woman, la.t spring, land he has
been II trouble ever since. scmc days ago,
while drunk the woman threatened to murder
him II he did not turn away his aged father
and mother. The husband locked her In =
room fer several days until her dcbauch wore
on, and shc made ihrca,s Of revenge when she
was released. To-day she carried them out by
killing her husband with an aIc, nearly sever.
ing the mans head from his body whilchc was
lying on lounge in HE office. Mrs. Thompson
wrote note explaining ,hs, she had consum.
mated the murder, and then shc committed
suicide by cutting her throat with razor.
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03
In the rorest city.

Mr.. G. +. Bryan. No. Isl Putnam
street Cleveland, Ohio, has naturally
much experience in sickness, a
family Of seven children. and his doc
tors and druggists bills arc heavy
Hc states publicly that no has given
Red Star Cough Cure thorough trial
in his home. and finds II to be the bcs,
remedy that he has ever used for
coughs or colds. 1t contains neither
morpbia nor opium, and ,hsrsforc
lsAyes - dsprssHag sSss~,
The Meeker herald., 1885-10-03

The school statistics Of Denver show
thu, while the Colorado born comprise nearly
one-'ourth Of the whole, there I. not state in
the Union unrcprc,cntcd by n native in tbs
schools, Will. many foreign countries, includ.
Ing Turkey In A.ia, East lndies, Africa and
Cuh'. are rspressnied. Probably no city IN
The world no lsrger than Denver con,sins =
cosmopolitan a aFoyglsilen,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-01-29

Dy virtue of the authority in me
ID vested by the Constitution OF
the State of Louisiana and the laws
Hereunder, I will proceed to sell at
the principal front door of the Civil
District Court House, in the town OF
Bellevue, La, beginning at IL o'clock,
on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY z,
1885, and continuing on Monday fol-
lowing, and each succeeding day I'M
I'll said sales are completed, all the
property on which taxes are due the
State of Louisiana and Parish Of
Bossier, to enforce collection of taxes
assessed in the year 1883, and each
year previous thereto, together with
interest thereon, according to law,
and all costs. The names of said
delinquent tax payers, the amount
due by each, less the interest and
nosts ara as follow:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-01-29
STATE TAX SALES.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Bossier,
VS..
Delinquent Tax Debtors Of the Parish
Of Bossier.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-06-06
Harper's Magazine.
L L USTR T D.

With the new volume, beginning in Decem
her, Harper's Magazine will conclude it's
thirty-ffth year. The oldest periodical Of Its
type, it is yet. in each new volume, a Ne1c
magazine. not simply because it presents
fresh subjects and new pictures, but also,
and chiefly, because it steadily advances in
the method itself of magazine making. In a
word, the Magazine becomes more and moro
the faithful mirror Of current life and move
lnent. Leading feature in the attractive pro
gramme for 1885 are ; new serial novels BY
Constance FenimOre Woolsnn and w. D..
Howells a new novel entitled the Red
Glove = descriptive illustrated papers by F..
D. Millet, K. Swain Clifford, f. A. Abbey, H.
Gibson, and Others Goldsmith's she Stoops
to Conquer" illustrated by Abbey impor-
tant papers on Art. Science, etc.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-06-06
Cheveux girls ct cheveux blancs.

OucV0uA XTlS cO CuCV0uA UA0AACSs
Quand lc visage Sc ride ct que
les chevpux grisonnent on tombent,
rien nest plus sage que de sly resi-.
gner, dit un journal medical.
Les cheveux n'attendent pas tou-
jours lie nombre DIES annteS pour
nOus abanlonner Oh pour blanchir.
Je connais DIES homlnes don't IL che
velure Il grisonne av.nt la trentai-
ne. Par contrt., il est DIES personnes
de cinquantc ANS ct meme plus qui
gardent leurs cheveux noirs oil
blends 4 pen pres sans melange.
On salt que le cheven ct le poll sont
DIES tubes contenant II huile di-
versement cOlorer.
IL est a pen pres ac4uis que la
coloratiOn blanche resnlte tie Zen
v~ahissement dn tube capillairc par
de Fair. Quand, pour DIES causes
v%ariables, le liquide huileux cesse
de s'eltver jusQu'a rextremite du
cheveu Pair lie remplace ct le che
ven devient blanc. LII diminution
OH Ia d%isparition du liquide colo
rant resnlte le plus Solvent de Page
ct DE- reimbursement general tie
ror.anisme, mails palfois il Il pour
cause une perturbation plus on
moins grave du systeme nerveux
soft par Faction de grandes emo
tions, soft par suite dun travail III
tellectuel trop obstine. Les veilles
prolongees sont une cause efficace
de canitie ct de calyitie.
QUAINT aux moyens employees pour
rendre aux cheveux leur c%oloration
primitive on plut0t Ia vaine appa.
renee de cette cOlOratiOn. lis sont
lie plus solvent dangeureux. Ger
taines TEXTURES ne sont autre chose
que DIES solutions ammOniacales de
nitrate d'argent, qui noircissent lie
tube capillaire Ell le corrodant, mails
qui peuvent provoquer tie graves
perturbations ct me me DIES ophtal-
mics: d'autres TEXTURES sont i; base
lie chaux j: d'autles confinement du
sulfure lie potassium.
II est done prudent de men point
taire usage. Les personnes qui item
nent absolumrnt i teindre leurs
cheveux grisonnants peuvent 4 la
rigueur, recourir i DIES TEXTURES in
ertes, sans m%orlant, ct q"i mont
d'autres announcements que d'exiger
des operations quotidiennes ct de
nOircir IL CUR cheve!u.
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NOUvEAU MAGASIN.-Mr. X. Il.
Mcbride, bien connu des habitants
de cette paroisse, Went d'ouvrir,
dams lie local autrefois occup6 par
lie Maj or Grisamore, I'M magasin
d'ustensiles de MENACE, telles que
fafence, verrerie, lampes, potles ct
une infinite d'autres articles. Les
persOnnes de la vile ct de Ia cam
payne trouveront, dams 60 nouvel
Establishment, a DIES prix moderes,
tous les articles don't elhs peuvent
avoir besoin.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-06-06
Us1NE A GLAcE.-Lusine A clace

Us1NE A GLACE.-L'usiue a glace
est actnellemcnt en- pleine operas
ton, ct nous voyons avec plaisir lie
public de nOtre vile donner son pa
tronage 4 cette nouvelle enterprise.
D'aille'lrs Ia glace fahrique dams
cette usine reunit tou'es les quail
ties dun article de premier ordre, ct
lie prix auquel il est livre a domicile
aux cOnsOmmateurs est aussi mini
me quill peut etre. Dams crs cOndi
tons, rusage de Ia glace devenant
de jour Gil jour plus populaire, &c
nOuvel etablissement est sur d'av0ir
I'll nombreux patronage ct d'obte-
mir un success complet.