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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-14
VIII settle 1t.

New YORK, October 1S.-COmmittees
of nine each, representing TaNmany
and Trying Halls, were in session all the
afternoon, but reached no settlement
as to the division of the offices on
the Joint county ticket. irving Hall
demands the sheriff, and there comes
the halt. The committees will meet
again tomorrow, and if no conclusion
is reached. a committee of twenty-four
from each hall will settle it.
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ParnelI.

DUBLIN, October 13.-The Nationalist
convention for nominating candidates
for seats in Parliament fer this city as
sembled to day and selected Mr.. Clancy,
editor of the Nation, (Mr. T. D. Sui
livan's newspaper and Sir Thomas
Henry Grafton EsmOnde. The latter
gentleman's mother was granddaughter
of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, who
brought forward in 1852 and 1882 the
famous bill of rights, asserting the right
of Ireland to self-government.
Mr.. Parnell thanked the delegates for
the confidence they had reposed in him.
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No Coal Famine.

OMAHA, October 10 General manager
Galloway of the Union Pacific, said, to
day. that all the reports Of a threatened
coal famine in the district dependent
upon the company's mines are untrue.
The needs of the-road will be supplied
from Iowa and Missouri, while the
output from Wyoming and Colorado
although trife short at present, will
be soon ample to meet all custom de-
mands. The striking miners need hope
for no concessions.
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the Democratic committee to give any

the Democratic committee to give any
estimate.
COLUMBUS, o., October 13.-The Re
publicans are iubilant with bands and
bonfires tonight over tue electlon
news. The Democrats are correspond
ingIy quiet and are receiving the result
with good grace Chairman Powell Oh
the Democratic committee. concedes
the election of the Republican state
ticket bv from Is 600 TO 2O,0OO, ana
thinks thew have carried both branches
of the Legislature. Governor dOao-
lev thinks the Democrats may
have saved the Senate. Inc
ReDuhjican executive committee
claim the election of Foraker by from
15 600 to 1900 plurality, though com
olete returns may make 1t more. Ihey
have information from ell douotIu
countries. and have elected their Re
preventative. They claim a maJorlty
on loint ballot outside OF Hamilton
County. Allen O. Myers is thought TO
be defeated for the Legislature III RANK
lin County by small margin.
CINCINNATI, October III am ~
the close of this report the reports
had been received from 70 OF the III
voting precincts in the State, which gave
Foraker lTRepuulican) total vote OF
las. 972. Hoadley. CDemocrat), 132i9I;
leonard IProhibitionist). 1913. A net
Republican gam of 129,242. Remaining
precincts in 1888, gave Democratic ma
Iority of 1892.
The Republicans elect two Senators
in Cuyahoga district and two represen-
tatiycs in Franklin County, one in
Union and one in Hardin County. The
Democrats elect one in Franklin county.
Returns from 754 voting precincts in
the State give Foraker l43 727, Hoadley
lbs, 632, Leonard 9,611. A net Republi-
can gain of 1862. This includes more
than one-third of the State. a private
dispatch from Lucas County, says the
Legislature there is in doubt, with the
chances tavering the Republicans. An
ANALYSIS of the vote shows that the Pro
hibition candidate has gained Demo-
cratic votes.
THE ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
The Leader will say tomorrow morn
ing that the whole State Republican
ticket is elected by from 5000 to $1,000
plurality. The Legislature will be Re
publican on Joint ballot, with good
working majority in both houses. The
vote was heavy and the Republicans on
the western reserve came out IN full
force every one feeling it his duty to do
all in his power to bring the country
back to Republican rule. This result
will insure the election of Republican
United States Senator and the carly en-
actment of law regulating the liquor
traffic. Another very probable result
of the election will be TO eliminate, a
third party-the prohibition-from
Ohio politics.
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One Way to Do 1t.

GALVESTON, October ID special
from Hampstead to the Ne'0s says:
Last night mob burned the slaughter
houses and pens, with their contents,
belonging to George Burton and John
Ness. After this the mob came to town,
awoke Burton and Ness and gave them
five days to leave the town, and fifteen
days TO leave the County. The two
men were told that there had been two
many stolen beeves butchered at their
pens and the intention was to stop it.
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The Corwin.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-Captain
Healey, commanding the revenue
steamer Coroin, reports to the Treasury
Department from San Francisco. where
he has just arrived, that the explora-
tons Of the head waters of the KOwag
and Noatag Rivers, in Alaska, were
pushed to successful completion on the
last cruise of the C0rlUiR.
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OmcialIy Confirmed.

MADRID, October 13.-The dispatch Of
the Sd instant, stating that Germany
acknowledged the Spanish occupation
of Yap, and that Spain granted Ger
many the privilege of free navigation
and commerce in the waters of the
Carolines. and the right of establishing
coaling station on one Of the islands,
is officially confirmed.
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New Jersey.

NEWARK, \. j., October 13.-At the
charter election here to-day Mayor
Haynes, Democrat, was reelected by
$50 majority. The Republicans carry
all other city offices, and elect the gov
eminent of fifteen aldermen, the same
number OF school commissioners, and
eight out of the fifteen chosen free
holders
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Resirnation Accepted.

New York, October 13.-At a meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
to-day. the resignation of John Pender.
Of London, as director, was submitted
and accepted
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between George Goddard,
Richard Smyth and Brigham II Goddard,
under the firm name of Goddard & Co., was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 29th
day of July, 1885, Brigham Il. Goddard re-
firing. The business will be continued by
George Goddard and Richard Smyth, under
the same firm name.
. GEORGE GODDARD,
EICHARD SMYTH.
BRIGHAM Il. GODDARD.
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YETERINARIAN.

@ L. RICHARDS, VETERINARY SUR
-. .geon, RESIDENCE: Folsom's Avenue,
First West Street, between South Temple
and First South Streets, Salt Lake City.
OFFICE: With Drs. Richards and Bower,
Deseret Bank Building slS
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TAKEN PROM

THE NORTH BOUND D. & r. G TRAIN
il on Saturday, october 1eth. 1885, by mis-
take or otherwise, a small black yalise, the
property of the UT designed.
A reward of $50 viii be paid 10 any person
returning same and is contents 70 me and
noquestions asked.
A. H. WYNN.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, October 10th, 1855.
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Yellow Jack.

WASHINGTON, October 13.-Reports
received at the Marine Hospital Bu-
reau, show that yellow fever has, APP
peared in Acapulco.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have written guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's VItalizer. II
never fails to cure. For sale at a: U
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. 10
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Sensible People.

ALBANY, October 1S.-The IRON mould
ers' strike. which has been in progress
since last May, ended to-nig hit. Con-
cessiOns were made on both sides.
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REMOVAL.

YOUNG BROTHERS, AGENTS FOR THE
i Domestic Sewing Machine, and Music
Dealers, have removed opposite their old
stand, to No. IS Main Street, in the Constitu-
ton Buildings, Salt Lake City.
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REMOVAL

DIONEER FANCY STORE MRS. B. {.
j. Long has removed to 50 andS7 L, First
South street. and desires all to remember
that a full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods Will be kent Hats and Trimmings
Woods, Grewens, Chenille, Embroidery
Silks, AHrasine, Ribbosene, Eacrams, etc
Notions of ali kinds; also complete as
sOrtment of Wax Flowers and Fruit Material.
The Only Line kept Ia salt Lake. lessons
given IN fancy work Stamping done 70 or
der. MRS B. s. LONG.
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German Independents

New YORK, October 13-German In
dependents tonight endorsed the nomi
nations of the County Democracy.
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Good Advice.

vienna, October 1S.-Austria has adj
yised Servia to stop her war prepare
tons, and adopt peace policy.
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Colorado Assignment.

DENVER, Col, October 1S. = Jacob
Hepner. clothier, of Georgetown. as
signed to-day. Liabilities, $50. 900; as
sets about So 600.
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THERE Is no RETURN of an eruption
banished with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, blacE
or Brown, SOC.
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Parliament.

LONDON, October 13.-Lord Salisbury,
officially announces that Parliament
will be dissolved on November 18th.
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a BOTTLE of AngostuIse, Bitters to
flavor your lemonade, or any other cold
drink with, viii keep you free from
Dyspepsia, Collie, DiarfhCea, and all di-
seases originating from the digestive
organs. Be sure to get the genuine
AngOstura, manufactured by DR.. J. G.
B. SIEGERT & SONS.
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The CARPENTERS HAVE gone. the paint
ers have gone, and all the other work
men employed in renOyatiDg and re-
fttiug the premises have gone; but
Simon Bros have remained and can
now be.found arranging, displaying and
sellingJtheir extensive FAJb AND WINTER
stock OF MILLISERY AND FANCY GOODS.
They also carry a very heavy assort-
ment of ladies, misses, and chlldrenS
underwear and hosiery, gloves, cor
sets, hankerehiefs, ETC., ese.
Particular attention Is called to an
immense stock OF Jerseys; hosiery and
underwear in which line many bar
gains are offered.
Friends andpatrons of the firm are
respectfully invited to caH'and examine
the mammoth stock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-14
PLANO LESSONS.

Mr.. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF Mo
wi SIC. no. 233 Z. First South street
second door east Of ST. Marks church. OF
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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50 PER CENT. Lower

than my Competitors, but viii givemy
Patrons the benefit of selling them my
Goods with Small Legitimate Margin,
and let them judge for themselves.
The only way to test a padding isin
eating it.
No business house viii. OF. can Sell
Goods without Profit. al 1 ask of
the Public is to Give Mes Trial, and
De convinced that they will receive
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-14
The Poor Little Ones.

We often see children with red crop
tons on face and hands, rough scaly
skin, and often sores on the head.
These things indicate a depraved con-
dition of the blood. IR the growing per
iod, children have need of pure blood
by which so build up strong and healthy
bodies. If DR.. Pierce's" Golden Medical
Discovery" is given, the blood is purged
of its bad elements, and the childs de
velopment will be healthy, and as II
should be. Scrofulous affections, ricketts,,
sever-sores, hip-joint disease, or other
grave maladies and suffering are sure
TO result from neglect and lack of proper
attention to.such cases.
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DIR. ELLEN B. FERGUSON,

OFEtcE AND RESIDENCE, NO. sS4 E.
~ Brigham street, Telephone 81. Special
atte2tSon given to eatarrh ana al diseases OF
the nose, throat and lungs; also to obstetrics
and diseases of woman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-14

l take pleasure IN announcing TO the
public that my Fall and Winter Styles
of Clothing, consisting of the Latest De-
signs IN
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-07-25
Dentistry.

We were pleased to meet in our
sanctum last Tuesday morning that
affable gentleman and skilled dentist,
DIR. ]. A. Derbanne, from Washington,
st. Landry parish, who visits our town
professionally. DIR. Derbanne is stop
ping at the Haskell House, and those
of our citizens desiring any kind of
dental work would do well to call on
him Immediately, as his stay in our
town will be for n few days only.
The Doctor informs us that hereafter
be will pay occasional visits to Lake
Charles, and will be pleased to attend
to all business in his profession.
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Election OfSixteeMth seq
tiORs.

NT0TICE is hereby given that an eleetioa
IN will be held for the sale OF the follow
ing Sixteenth Sections, aud at the following
places, to wit:
MONDAY, August 10, TIP. s s., h. . west,
at Big Marsh School House; commissioners,
Levi Rollins, David Holland, Henry MateEne;
WEDNESDAY, August ~, TIP, 10 g., X, o
west, at A. j. Burleson's; commissioners, T..
II. Burleson, Geo. Lock, A. ]. Bareson.
THURSDAY, August 10, Up. II s., K, .
west, at Noise LeblGu's commissioners, dos
Kaoagh, Philogene Granger Noise Lebleu.
SATURDAY, August p, TIP, II 81 r -
west, at Francois Michell's; commissioners,
A. Vincent. Wan Michel, Francois Michel
TUESDAY, August IL, TIP, 10 s., Il, 4west,
ut Steven Andrns'; commissioners, Onezine
Mallet, II. Renoit, Steven Andrus
WEDNESDAY, August 10, TIP, II g., II. 4
west, at Valliere Ledoux's; commissioners,
g. st. Germaln, Due Ledoux, Valliere lie
d9ux.
MONDAY, August "a, TIP, q s., Il, q west,
White, Loni Leblanc, Wm. NJ, RlOn.
WEDNESDAY, August rs, TIP. 9 q, r. 8
west, ut A. O. r. Turner's; commissioners,
isaac Hamilton, Henry Turner, A, q. T.
FRIDAY, August Is: Tp, rs, 4. 9 west,
at Lyncheis store; commissioners, VIM, Dunn,
Hiram Lyles, II. Thompson.
SATURDAY, August 20, ZIP. 4 s., Il. 8
west, al John Crier's; commissioners, G. g.
Whitley, Nom. Nash, John Crier.
MONDAY, August 81, Tp. . s., u. west,
at Pierre Doucett's; Commissioners, John
Captain, Mr.. Bnndiek, +. Doucett
TUESDAY, september |, Tp, s., Il, 4
west, at VIM. Jaekson's; commissioners, ].
v Mareantell, Paul Laforgue, VIM. Jackson,
SATURDAY, September 8, TIP s., i. 10
west at Jos GearIen's; commissioners, j. X.
Perkins, Jos. Gearien, II. n, Gearlen,
MONDAY, September Il Up. s., Il. 10
west, at Teil Austin's; commissioners, w,
Arlington, Ell Roger, Bell Austin.
TUESDAY. September =, TIP u, II. ~
west, IL Vol Nelson's, Sr., commissioners,
Z. Ashworth, Vol Nelson, ST., ". Nelson, Ir.
WEDNESDAY, September 0, Up. ", y.
III west, al Andrew Piereels; commissioners,
Levi Ashworth, j. Stanley, Andrew Pierce,
SATURDAY, September ~ Up. SIS, Il. z
vest at VIM. Hammock'e; commissioners,
II, B. Brooks, T. u Gordon, Wnl. Hammock.
Mr.. John 1T. Poe, Secretary and member
of School Board, VIII attend said elections
and make returns Of the game.
w, i. HuTCHINs,
Treasurer parish OF Caleaeicu.
Takn Charles Jltly i fSsS.
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Succession sales.

We desire to call the attention of
our readers to the fact that to-day Mr..
Ivan A. Perkins, administrator of the
succession Of Reese w. Perkins, Jr,
will proceed to sell, at public auction,
at the Court House door in this town,
the following property belonging to
said SUGGESTIONS: The Hargroye Ferry,
with its charter an exclusive ferry
privilege from the mouth of English
bayou to the mouth of West Fork,
and the one undivided half of Section
30, and of lot of Section u, Town
ship Q, south, Range 8, west, contain
ing 6ss4 acres, known as the Hargrove
tract of land, with one undivided half
of all the Improvements thereon.
The above mentioned real estate is
very desirable, and the ferry is one of
the most valuable in the parish, and
we have no doubt both will command
ready sale, as the whole is to be sold on
easy terms.
Also, on next Saturday, August 4,
will be sold at the Court House in this
town, that valuable and centrally
located residence known IS the Glenn
ent property, lying on the east side Of
Bilbo street, between Broad and Pujo
streets, having front Of 1873 feet on
Bilbo street BY depth Of $50 feet,
together with al the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon, consisting Of q
splendid dwelling house, kitchen, etc.
This il one of the most desirable and
valuable places ip Lake Charles, and
70 parties 10 search Of residence in
q quiet neigbborhood, no better opPor-
tuuity could present itself, and we ex-
pect 70 see liyely competition for is
possession on the day Of sale, % The
terms are easy
sundmy sclsoeA Ekeperss aer Last
Sunday, 5MIy 10, A6sS.
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The highwaymen who made an at-
tempt Is murder and rob 2 Nc, Bryapf'
near Edgerly last Saturday night
week, we're captared last Monday BY
Ahart Lyons, constable fifth ward,
near the head IF Hampton y Miller's
tramway, about two and . bali miles
from where Che assault was made. y
seems that instead n leaving the set
dement, ii once they coheluded %
dodge about home FIR awhile before
attempting to make their way ob-
Constable Lyons, after going ip ilac a.
reotion be supposed tbs parties bad
taken, for some distance, and finding
NJ trace, came back AID found them y
stated aboYe. They are now lodged
ID tic parish iah.
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Last Sunday evening we, in com
pany with some of our Lake Charles
friends, took the steam ferryboat
Evangelinc to cross the Lake for the
purpose of attending the West Lake
Charles Methodist Sunday school,
where we are pleased to- say we met
quite a number Of the good people of
that quiet and flourishing little village
in Sunday school organization. The
school is well conducted, aud much
good no doubt will result from it, if
the citizens of that village viii give 1T
the moral support it so richly de-
serves, and we believe they viii. We
are informed that Capt. Cary, of the
Eyangeline, has kindly offered to fur
nish free transportation to all those
living in our town who are connected
with this Sunday school.
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While 10 Beaumont year and a
half ago, Dr. Richey gained such
fine reputation for doing excellent
dental work that some Of her citizens
went all the way to New Orleans this
winter TO have him do their work, and
the Doctor, learning that SO many
more were anxious for him to return,
be went back to Beaumont on the
leth, and has just been crowded with
work as on bis first visit. Some q
our Lake Charles citizens too, have
had DR.. Richey DO their work while
10 New Orleans, 50 the Doctor bias
consented to stop over 2 short time n
our city Oh bis way back to New Or
leans, and our citizens who wish some
really fine work will do well TO call a
ne Haskell House from July 2s g
August 4. "a word to the wise .
sufficient
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Mr. Joseph Eckart, foreman of
Lake Charles Fire Company No. /,
has had The engine thoroughly over
hauled and repaired. The work was
done under Mr.. Eckart's personal su-
peryision, and those of the members
who are not aware of this fact, can
rest assured that our engine is now
ready for the first alarm of fire, and
will in the future, as she has in the
past, do her part, though she has only
half a chance.
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The DemaaI Art.

N. o. Times Democrat.
That there lie hope for the Seriest
shell of tooth to still do its duty,
was manifested yesterday by Mr..
Campbell, of CentervilIe, Iowa, who,
with every smile, pays merited com.
pliment to DR.. w. S. Richey's skill as
dentist, IN building up a tooth of
gold on the frail fabric of a shell.
Mr.. Campbell is visiting the Exposi-
ton, and one of his first duties was a
call on DR.. Richey, formerly OF Chi
eago, but now of No. $50 Canal street,
this city, and show him bis work after
six years of use.
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ATTENTION.!
10 the Lumber Trade Of
Louisiana and Texas.

HnUtng purchased the en-
tensjUe Planning MIL outfit
off, i. Williams q Co., and
reD1OUed same from Beau
mont to our mill at Luxe
Charles, ne hGUe built q
fine ReW Planning MIL near
our SnlO MN, and are
nOlO re0dy to c0ntrGct or
tahe critters for all binds Of
Dressed Lumber, in any
quantity. Along with oFdi-
nGrYplaned lumber zoe are
able to furnish amy sort Of
Finishing stuff. Scroll
Work, BRACKETS, Baius-
tiers, Cypress SHOuIdinss,
Counter and Table Legs.
We hare secured the SER
uices Of j. L. Williams as
manager Of our business at
Lake Charles. His eDpe-
rience in the lumber and
min business for the past
seUen years warrants us in
saying, all Who deal with
US 10iH haUe their bills ftlted
to contplete satisfacti01a, as
he understands the wants
of the TRUE egnctlY
NE expect to start up our
Large SaW MN Uery soon,
and sItnU Gdd to our al
readU extensive st0cb Of
Dry Luaber. 1T is Our pttr-
pose to keep on hGfad at alt
times every dimension that
is needed in q lumber yard.
HapiJ19 q good stock Of
logs on ha2d, ne shan run
our Snt0 mill continuously.
Ne hGUe our 0lOla lands, a.
Very large bodU from which
to select our timber, NTH a.
haDsr0ad to tide Water, By.
which zoe can get fresh,
sound logs at all seasons,
ne solicit your orders for
green stta7s, oltt to ORDER
dryr0tgh stoch ofaRH kind,
Dressed Lumber Of all
kinds. Nh fH bills Ue,Y
pronlpttU and guarantee
satisfaction.
GAEGAREEu saREHe ca
Lake Charles, July Is, 1885.
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.Fhe old idea that person must
go around "gummin" il for five or SIX
mouths before getting new SGT Of
teeth, has been fully exploded by ~.
Richey, the eminent Chicago dentlst,
who will extract your old teeth with
out pain, and put you 10 new set the
same day that you can wear for years
with splendid satisfaction, and your
mouth viii actually not be near -
sore with the new teeth put right -
as it would be without them; and more
than that, the mouth will retain its
natural shape and the gums will not
shrink 50 much, nor get 90 flat, @ ~
MANY cases, 50 much % a. 70 make 4
difficult 70 hold 4 plate Of AL. GAY
aud sec DR. Richey, ~ the Haskell
House, from July 2e to August 4.
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Thomas Lewis. ESQ. one Of

Thomas Lewis, Esq, one of St.
Landry's honored citizens, was in town
last Tuesday on his way to Sour Lake,
Texas, where he proposes rustieating
for awhile for the benefit of his health.
In conversation with Mr.. Lewis, we
are pleased to say, he expressed him
self as being highly pleased with our
town and parish, and said that the flu
ture of this section was of the most
encouraging nature. Mr. Lewis was
the guest of bis brother-in-law, Hon.
Geo. H. Wells, during his stay in our
town.