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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-12
Caprimr 1laoirro.
Out in a Snow Storm.

"There are some things that leave indelble
marks on a mans memory. Nothing which
happens afterwards can ef'ace them. And
when memory is perpetually assisted 10y some
bodily pain or trouble, IL becomes all the
more vivid.'
The speaker was Mr.. Jonathan sullivan, the
popular druggist of Boston. No man in the
trade is better known there, or possesses a
greater host of friends. His place Of bust
ness, at the corner OF Beacon aud fremont
streets, is familiar landmark on those
crowded thoroughfares.
Continuing, MIR. sullivan said; 81 was in
the service OF the government during the war
those terrible years from 1861 TO 1885. re-
member particularly one winter. a severe
snow etorm was raging and the boys kecnly
missed the snug homes they had left IN the
distant North. AT the time I was suutrlng
from an external injury, and the exposure
gave me my fret taste Of rhcumatirm-some
thing much worse and more difficult TO cure
than any ordinary wound Few OF us are
liable TO be bayoneted or shot. but everybody
everywhere Is daily In danger OF contracting
rheumatism in "a more or less modified form.
Most pains-not clearly trRceahle To other
cAuses-are rheumatic. They may be IN the
joints, IN the back or in any OF ahundred
places; they may come to-day and 60 TO NOR
row. or they may remain for years, or for
hfe."
II hope yours ended with the war" said /.
"Unhappuy lt did not" replied MIR. Sulli-
van. ~ have suffered from H. ever since.
Whether shall ever get rid OF 10 altogether j
can't say, but one thing can say; that me
most certain, speedy and efficient relet
have ever found for it ia Benson's Capcine
Plaster. ! deal in medicines, as you know,
and am consequently acquainted with every
thing that Is used for an kinds Of maludies,
amt, without denying the virtues OF other
preparations, YOU may quote me ~ saying
that Benson's Plaster Is the safest, surest and
quickest Yet every time feel a twinge Of
the oidttroublc ! think Of that snow storm
during be war;
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-12

PROBABLY the most unpretentious tourists
hotel in existence is that 1T the bottom Of the
Grand Canon OF the Colorado, accessible by
stage from Peach Spring station, on the At
mntic and Pacific railway. II consists Of a
board ehanty, Of single room below, with a
Kitchen attached, and two bedrooms under
the roof above. The stage driver is road
owner, suidU, landlord and cook. all in one,
but makes hts guests oinfortable. The die-
lance from the station is only few miles, but
the descent is 4 900 feet
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-12
TO Crafty HIS Wife.
A Good Reason for Happiness.

"For many years had suffered from a com
plant which the physicians called Gravel. /
had employed SOME Of the most noted doctors
without obtaining any permanent relief and
Tor long time my case was regarded ~ hope
lrss. All who knew the circumstances said !
must die. Finally my wife Induced me to try
q bottle OF DR.. Kennedy's 'FavOrite Remedy
which she had son owhere heard OF or seen adj
yertised. without thu slightest faith int
bat solely 10 crafty her, bought bottle OF
70 druggist 10 our village. I used that and two
or three bottles more, and-to make a long
story short am now a. healthy a man "a
there is in the country.
"slnce then have recommended 'Fnyorito
Kennedy 10 others whom knew TO have suf-
ferret from kidney and Liver complaints; and
assure the public that the 'Favurito Rene
dy' has done IT, work with similar COM
pioteness 30 every single initauce. ana trust
some other sick aud discouraged mortal may
hear Of 10 and Try the 'Fayorite Remedy as l
did. D. WgshiHgioH HOnros, Cafskin. ". y.
Deaf I.et Foolish Prejudice against
popular medicines stand between you aud the
health Of your WIFI, child o. baby. Il BE- AL
ways right 10 Advertise a blessing. Or Rem
nody'e "favoriio Remedy" q blessing. n
hae saved thousands, aud "a viii help YOU. If
you are set irum troubles q the kidneys,
Eowele. Liver and Blood, spend one Dollar
Cor THE King II MedicInee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-12
k1.s BEFORE FOLK.

...-e vour-er before folk,
heD' m, ne sac rude to me
Ar 4, t, ...' me sac before folk.
....,o through hatred o KISS
IN. u sge plainly tell you thisi
INA. n tak IL sac ami,s
bgt l.. sac teased before folk.
~ pobeve 9ourser before folk;
be-. bcu' ne aiaue, We may TAX ane,
" Bgt uent a ane before folk.
~...r me that my face is falri
leeor h, sae-I diana care
\ t w., er again CART blush sac salr
0.' w.. h.e dune before folk.
,A5,.j me tnat M lips are sweet
"a ~ doubt are a deceit
=. .a RATE. It's hardly meet
~ ~ a' rr.e their sweets before folk
mat sin Won really do insist
Bu', should suffer to be kissed,
ll S'' \ license from the priest
va ,ri make me yours before folk.
Rsbayr yourself before foik,
A yan may take ten before folk.
"" IA RoagDl0Us.
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CLOTHING TOR EVERYBODY.

WITH ALARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
sEAsoNABLE CLOTHING, HATS AND FUR
NIsHING GOODS, FOR MEN OF ALL PRO-
Passions AND TRADES, FOR BoYs AND
CHILDREN OF ALL AGES, WE ARE QUITE
CERTAIN TO MEET THE DEMANDS oH
EVERY CLASS OF BUYERS AT PRICES
THAT MUST GIVE SATISFACTION.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-12
AS an Internal DiSinfeCtant 3 Deterrent.

Taken or injected or used as "A wash
a. allays inflammation and correCts
offensive discharges. The fluid rs u
certain cure for Diarrhma, Dyscntcry
and Inflammation of the bowels.
Being A llCalinc i'm its nature, il will
often afford complete relief from
Heartburn, Acidity of the stomach
and Dyspepsia.
ENDORSkD-J. Marion Sims. NJ. H.. Hon.
Alex. II. stephens, Bishop Geo. +. Pierce and
others.
Send for Pamphlet containing its History
and Uses, with TestimOniale Addfess
j. n. ZEILIN & co., Philadelphia,
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2slrnitaI.
Great Germ Destroyer /!
DARBYS PROpHYLACTIC
FLUID
DisinfeCtani, DeOdOrizer & Antlseptlc
USE 1T IN EVERY sICK-ROOM
FOR SAFETY. CLEANLINESS
AND COMFOKT.

IN ALL CONTAGIOUS DISEASES it ar
/ rests their spread by DEODORlZlNG the
apartments, rendering the air pure and
wholesome; by DlSINFECTING the dis
from the patient and che vegsels re-
ceiving them; Dy DESTROYING all poison
nua m .L Lnr- nm n arIn naa mud llannaa naruaa
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SUBSTANTIAL REASONS WHY IT IS
ADVISABLE TO BUY YOUR
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
A. FALK & SON.

EIRST. They do the largest business. and
II buying strictly Tor each, conscq uenty
can offer the customer greater Inducements
than any other house.
Second. They are the oldest house Ia the
city, ana their goods have always maintained
the highest standard rs to &c, style and wear
ing qualities.
Third. They give with every purchase q
guarantee ~ follows; ave guarantee these
goods M represented. aud that he price Is As
low ~ same manufacture ~ sold anywhere In
the United states. IF not satisfactory and
returned within 10 days uuinjurcd, the full
amount cash paid Will be refunded" SO you
can buy a suit. take 10 home for your friends
10 Judge, and If they don't like it, II can DO
returned
Fourth. All goods are uarked n plain
figures, and they are strictly one Price, thus
child can buy as cheap as the most expert
iudga OF Clothing.
The great success thny have met with have
induced them 90 order ireah supplies. and
their stock - still complete. The public arc
mOet cordially invited 10 examine Tor them
selves and DC convinced.
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II is, however, a positive fact

that new and elegant store wall bc in tho
course OF erection before another twelve
months has expired. The plans and draw
inas OF thls our New storo, viii De shown 10
anyone Interested.
we make thh explanations, dcU,aing u duc
10 our irienGs end patrons. as sell o. in JUS
tice 20 ourselves Is Weio not desire 60 DO.
classcd under she head o. unrennhlc auyor-
iIaofs.
Aahcfetoioft. we shan euNeayor IS please
our paffona p sei'ine Sheen nalY reliable
goods. at .uch rflOe mas Nfea rot fear CONS
petition. fpiy IfHetNnIf.
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FOR IHD
Bowels and Children TGgthilT.

TsYlOr'a Cherokee Remedy of sweet
Gum and Muliein will cure Coughs, Group
and Consumption. Price 25c. and s q bottle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-12

VilN lNtiIIs lllltIlhs Ehh anu AiEtitaA NtAihrs
1flail tslfs11f'aaa1i q second case Of SCAR
C0NTAGION TaT q 9a' sSers
hFmid was used FREELY.
A npQWD0VU0 EYELLOW FEVER has been
UbDlQU Lii guRED with itafter BLACK
hyOMIT had TAKEN rLACE.
lis use IN sMALL-POX win PREVENT FITTING.
The worst cases OF DiPHTHERtA have YIELDED
to H..
Attendants on the Sick will secure
Protection from infectious Diseases
by using the Fluid.
Perfectly harmless, used internally or ex-
ternally
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-12

AN EXPLANATION.

Owing TO the delay OF getting ia time tho.
estimates for the proposed new storo to be-
erected on our present premises, aud, al
though every arrangement otherwise WAS
completed we find ourselves In The dlshgreea-
bic position Of it5 post p0nement, as under the
present circumstances we could not have it
completed until late in the fall, aud We can
not afford 10 lose our fall trade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-12

ward.
West
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This
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ness
tiles.
ACE
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LIE Froftl dams le N0rdOuest

Depuis six semaines de terribles
orages sevissent dahs FEST de Pore
gon ct dams le territoire de Wash
ington. LIE froid tue des beufs
ct dcs chevvasx par ihilliers, la
perte en- pores ct modtdns est hesn-
coup plus considerable encore. II
est impossible d'appteeier la valeur
en- argent des dommages pour les
eleveurs. Dans.les regions a l'Est
des cascades, beaucoup de personncs
sout mortes de congelation pendant
lie dernier oragye de beige. La plu'
part de ces malhenreux sHtaient
egares ct ont peri de freid en- errant
au hasard. Les corps dun grand
nombre des manduants ne pourron'
stro recouvres qu'apres Ia dispari
tion des neiges.
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Le Sugar Bowl and Farm Journal

Le Sugar Bowl and Farm Journal
aa7 ievrier
Cetse sa.ison, croyon. nous, il y a
pu dfutcuse ct d'uoiformite dams
hasatioas .dcs cages, que jamais au-
paravant.
'ssqaici, les fermiers Sc fesaient
.olfeux J cdtcnrrence aiasi le ga
,a're eat monte de SO cents jnsqu'a
q dollar. C'est lie prix que Ion
Myalt aux travaillcurs des champs,
ian dernier, ct l'on Sc plaignait dc
e que Phomme de coulenr travail
lel. noins, precisemeu. a cause dc
ss'te augmentation il es: Avii-nt
Y.e 70 sucre De Laans plas ancuH ba
asaee s,sl. pers"nSs n'ofre plus aujosr
slA que N cents avcc les rations
fs sratail|eurs ont hni par les &C
pagcs eu'ils SC rendsn
lte de ID situation.
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L'OPIUM.

importation annuelle de Popium
aux Etats Uni., dui n'etait que de
5000 livres il Y q queldues aunees,
a at,eint en- 1884 le ch,ffrc enorme
de 1850, 900 livres. Cette statisti
que re,ele un etat de chose des plus
ala,n,aht. Que de victimes la con-
sommation de ces l,750,000 livres
d6pium a faitcs dams l'espace des
douze derniers mois
L'usage de l'opium est mile fois
plus pcrnicieux ct plus funeste la
societ6 que tous les autres vices en-
semblc F.; il degrade, il tue lintel''
gence, il abrutit litteralement, e'
pour toujours, celui qui s'adonne .
cctte honteuse pratiquc. ct blento'
les asics d d'aliines de lEtat ne SC
ront plus asscz wastes pour contenl'
lie contingent de ious que leur enver
"a annuellcnent pusagc d'opium, g
la socie.e ne Sc protegc elle-mem'
contre cette pluie en- ne tolerant Fin
portation du dangereux narcotiqn'
one pour les besoins dc la profession
| med;cale seuIement.-Ex.
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N OTI G E
Land Office, New Orleans, La,
February 70, 1885.

Februfay IL, leoo'&
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has ilied
notice OF his intention to make 6Gal
proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Judge or Clerk Of Court, at Az
beville, La, on April lst 1885,
viz :--Pierre Desormeaux who made
Homestead Entry No. 53Il, for the
Ne fri ! Of Secs r Is, SR 4 east.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land
viz Dupre Bourque,. Lastie BQ1r'
que, Francois Priineaux, and Corls
lius Harrington, all of Vern
Parish La. CT DARE;A =;
Feb. ..2f,,'s5 RegMs
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF vERNILION.

On motion Of R c Smedes, Esq.
District Attorney: /
1t is ordered that a special jury OF
ten be drawn to serve for the first
week Of the next term of court, be.
ing other than a jury term, to be
holden at Abbcville, in Ve'milion
parish. to begin On the second Mon
day of April 1885, said jury to be
drawn for the trial Of all criminal
cases, when the punishment is not
death or necessarily Imprisonment
at hard labor.
1t is further ordered that the
members Of the jury commission Q:
said parish he notified by the Clerk
in accordance herewith aud the
sheriff Of this parish is required to
serve the eENiRE so drawn aud make
due return thereof aud have the
iur ers so drawn in attendance on the
2ud day Of the next term at 8 O'Clock
A. NJ. that is on, April l4th 1885.
And our Clerk Of Court will give
due notice of this order by publica.
ton in the "MERiDloEAL" the news
paper published in this parish and
enter this order of record on the
minutes of oar court.
! Given in open court at Abbevi'ie
La, this ll,h February A. D., 1885
! (signed) G. DEBA1LIoN,
| Judge 25th Judi. Dist. La
| Filed February llth 1885.
(Signed) GEO. W. SUMMERS,
Dy.Clerk
4, true copy,
| ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Dy.Clerk
State Of Louisiana,
Parish OF Vermilion.
Notice is hereby given that spec
ial jury term of the District Court
composed of ten jurors, in accord
t ance with the above order, will b
held at Abbeville, La, beginning o
Monday the 18Th of April 1885, a
10 o'clock 4. n.
Abbeyille, February 18th 1885.
LAsTIE BRoussARD,
Clerk of Cour
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Probate Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF Y ERMILIoN.
25th Judicial District Court.
Ne. 7O3.

Succession of Frank R. King.
By virtue of an order of sale
granted by the Honorable District
Court, aforesaid in the matters OF
the above entitled and numbered
succession, and TO me directed; no:
tice is hereby given that there
will be offered for sale, to pay
debts, at public auction to the last
and highest bidder at the Court
House in said parish on
Saturday, FEBfu.4RY, 2lst 1885,
the following described property
to.wit:
1-One certain tract Of land, stu
ated in the parish OF, Vermilion, at
a place called Little Bayou Swamps,
and being a part 81 the Reeves tract.
aud being the undivided one-half Of
tract containing 45l 25llOO
acres, bounded north BY - south
- east by - and west by
and was acquired by Mrs Mary A.
Cadc from - Moss Oh the 5th Of
July 1851 and purchased by Roht
Cade and Mary Cade on The l9,li
day of July 1850, at the succession
sale Of Robt Cade made by the late
A II VOORHEES,, sheriff OF the parish
of Lafayette and sold by Mary Cade
to Edmond Woodbridge on the 9Th Of
April 1870, and Woodbridge sold it
to G Dubroca, and it was purchased
by the late r: r. King Oh the 7tH
day of August 1880 at Sheriff sale
in suit of of " H Rodes va G Du
broca. No l44O Of the Dist Court.
| 2-One other tract of land in said
parish, on the cast side Of the bayou
Vermilion, measuring two arpents
front by forty arpcnts deep, and be-
ing a little. distance above tae town
Of Abbeville. bounded above by J
lM Beauxis, Valcourt Veazy, various
other parties and lands of the sue.
cession, below by w \ White, W
w Edwards, Desire De leambre. i
C.Lyors and the succession of Fl I
3Cke1is, east by the public road and
west by the bayou Vermilion, and
land upon which there exists an in.
cumbrance, being road donation
running across it, starting from the
public road which divides lands
Of Desire Delcamhre. J N Beauxis
Jean Abadie and w W Edwards.
This tract to he suhdivided, and
sold in lots, as per plat 10 be ex
hibited on the day Of sale.
3-One other tract measuring
s two arpents front by twenty arpents
8 deep and situated in this parish on
r the east side of the bayou Of Vermil
d ion bounded above by Sicily tract
l below by the tract described under
o item two of the inventory, east by
e the public road aud west by LAM
'e formerly belonging to ' Veszy.
Z L er m $ G a h
Given under my official signature
,. in the Town Of Abbeville, Vermil
A. ion parish, La this l7th day 0
u January A. D., 1885.
II J. s. NUNEZ Sheriff.
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Un statisticien a constate one.
Mr treizc habitants de Paris, il y a
'nain,enant IN Granger. 81 lon
tiait supers,i,ieux ponrtant
Nais encore est on enclan,e quand
G .rcizieme est un gentleman. Ce
qui cst depIorab'e, dit le chroniqner
% Tsmps, c'est que ,rop d'aventu'
isss % vienuent asseoir a nos cotfs
y fsire sans que les Parisiens sc
kouveat, sails lie savoir, treize d
l,Lls.
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To the Public.

/ hereby notify that I have bdilt
a Warehouse in the Corportion OF
Abbetille where | am prepared to
receive, forward and deliver al!
freights consigned to me at reason
able rates hoping to receive a share
of your patronage.
/ remain yours, respectfully,
A. D. LABoRDE,
February 2lst 1885.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

BoB SEC -Avez.vous jamais pense
aM 6sarrerie de cette expression {:
hois sec. Mons en- tcouvons dams an
journal frapcais Replication don
nee par Bertall an moyeu dun inge.
siea1 syllogisme.
4Leas. d,t.il, a pour propri@te de
aoailler l'objet sur lcqnel ellie tombe.
Y vla qui ma pas recu d'eau nest
done pas mouille. Or, ce qui nest
= pouille est sec done, boire zee
Nasat pas ti!et.re d'eau dams son
.,i.! y
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

Tn millionaire c&lebre par son
avarice Went d'etre gravement ma
lads.
II await fait mander le docteur
X une soummite de la science,
do,t la brssquerie egale de la ga
voir. Ipsrisse l'heure du reglemeut
des honoraires. lie millionaire,
scion sa coutume, essaye de rabattre
quelque chose.
Mon cher monsieur, interrompit
ls docteur K ne marchandes
pas. Je suis sur que vos heritiera
ST ie voas ayais tue, m'auraient paye
avec joie le double de ce que je vous
detlaude pour vous avoir sauve.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

Kar,oum est ,ombs lc 26 janv'er
isu mains de Il Madi, lie faux pro
,hete dd Soudah. On cntret'cnt Ia
pl,s grands apprehension eur lie sort
du general Gordon que Ton rense
svouir peri dams lie sac de la Vile
Helas, le general Wo'se'ey ma ..pu
arri,er 4 temps pour d6livrer Finfor'
tame Gordon ct tous les sacrifices
idhouncs ct d'argents fats par Pan
kleterre ponr pacifer lie soudan Sc
raient a rccommenccr.
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Constable's Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF VRMILloN.
---t---
1sr .Usr1cE's cutET.
H.
Ne. |.
%
n. Reaux
vs.
Homer Bouyon.

By virtue of a writ Of feri facias
issued cut Of the Hon lst Justices
Court, in aud for the parish OF Yer
million, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, and to me directed l
will proceed to sell at public sale to
the last and highest bidder, at the
Office of the lst Justice Of the Peace
cf this parish, for CASH, with bene.
lit of appraisement. on
Saturday, March 7th 1885.
between the hours of IL o'clock A.
T., and 4 o'clock P. NJ, and contIno.
ing from. day to day If necessary, all
the rights, titles, interests and de,
mands Of the defendant, Homer
Bouyon, in and to the following des'
cribed property, seized to satisfy
said writ, to-wit -
One dwelling house, one corn
crib.
Given under my official signature
| this slst day of February 1885.
! CoLfN Leblanc,
| Constable
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PaRrsH OF VfRMILION.
25Tti DISTRICT COURT.
N . 7O7.

Succession of Amanda Stephens.
Application Of Fl. c. Harrington
to be appointed administrator:
Notice is hereby given to all par
ties interested in the said succession
or having any opposition to make to
the application Of aaid applicant to
file The same in writing, in the ot1ice
Of the clerk Of court within ten days
from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal o'
court this I4th day Of February
1855.
LAsr1E BRNUssAED, Clerk.
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LA MULTIPLICATION DE La
>PoMME DE TERRE.

>POMME DE TERRE.
Osand on a des pommes de terre
d'ure espece rare ct qu'on veut les
ih;,l,iplier de fason a en re'irer, dams
une seule aimee, un tres grand nom
bre de tuberculcs, on peut employer
lie pro,cede suivant, don't lie principe
est connu dcpuis longtemps, mais qn'
a etc perfec,ionue dams ses details
par NJ. Boncenne. Voici d'apres
Get liable agriculteur comment on
procede
! "on prepare i;ne couche chaude
chargee de Is a 90 cent;metres de
terreau on la couvre dun chassis
ct, le coup de fcu etaut bien passe,
on ! plante les pommes de terre qul.
au bout de quinze jours. moutrent
lears premiers jets. On degarnit
alors les tubercules ct on detache
avec precaution les jeunes yeux:
Il,oreration terminee, on rcmet a
lsur premiere place les tubercrles
productcurs. ct on les recouvre de 2
ia trois eentimetres de terre. Les
jeunes pousses deja munics, at dessus
du collet, dun bou nombre de rad'
!. enles, sont plantees separement dams
des pots a bouturcs remplis de tor
reau ct installes sur Ia couche. LII
mere montre bientot de nouSeau re
ietons, on les detache, on les plant'
ct on les traite coh1ipe les premiers
On peut ai.si avec une seule pom
! me de tcrre, produire quinze on wing
: p,eds rapportant chacun 4 GU . tu
J. hercules de moyenne grosseur." :
t ce mode d'operer nest pas .pratlqn
}, en- erande culture, il peut stre pre-
/ cieux au jardinage.-Correspond
Guyot.
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p,oveesr--Laissez les gems q"'
=, d,,s l'afliction agir scion leur
AL, ct yous evi,erait une qual'hca'
lion peu louanQeuSc'
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N U L l e Il
LAND Office, New Orleans, La.

LAND OFFICE, New Orleans, La.
Jany "a, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed no
ticc of his interti5n to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
the Judge or Clerk of Court at Ah-
bevilIe. La, on March IA, 1885,
viz Home No. 5034, Demas Boule,,
of Vermi|ion Parish, La, for the
NV / of NE ! and NE ! Of NV !
Sec 4, TIA, s RE- E, SW Dist La.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
npon, and cultivation Of. said land,
viz MARTIN Sar,er, Jno Morgan,
Littleton Morgan and William
Shepherd all of Vermilion Parish,
La.
G.. 3. DARRALL,
Register.
! Ian Al '25 st.
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