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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
6OuQfu Correspondence
WATERLOO.

There has been an organization organ
lied her" for the suppression of the sale
of spi, ituou liquors within the corpo-
rate limits of this tow At tho first
meeting of the society it was claimed by
some Of its members that there could
not he any liquors sold in this town
either with or without "A prescription
Others thought at the time that Drug
81 ~ had the right" sell on prescription,
but examining iuto the matter more
thoroughly they came to the snmo con-
rlusion. mat no one had the right To sell
It in tin" towu, according To the charter,
and also t,ic town ordinance. Thc first
cas-" brought before the Council for aCll-
ing upon II prescription was tried here
on last Friday. Thc Defendant vas rep
resented by Cot. -. W. Ball, assisted by
Nj Holmes, Esq, and Col. Is. D.. Gun
iuIham ON the part Of the Towr Council.
Col. jitll and Mr.. Holmes claimed that
according to ccrtain sections OF the Re
viScd Statutes il was not necessary for p
Druggist to have II license to sell, and
thought it would apply in this case. Col.
Cunningham, in reply, took tho ground
that the town had been Incorporated dry
by Act of the Legislature, and the town
had passed an ordinance prohibiting tho
sale of s%pirituOus liquors within the cor
poratc limits, and had the right to fino
any person violating this ordinance
After having all II law on tho subject
expounded, the case closed, and after
consultation, the Council rendered 4 YER
diet of guilty. After hearing the deci-
sion OF the Council. the counsel for the
I &c, 49, 80 ..,,,n - M.
will he an interesting case, AS all of tho
citizens of tho place wish the matter
tested, not that they have anything
against any of the parties concerned,
but simply to find out whether or not
the town has Il right to prohibit tho sale
of spirituous liquors or not, and if it has
not that right, then they will have their
charter so fixed as to suppress it by Act
of the Legislature, as they ar" deter
mined to stop the salo OF spirituous
liquors in the town Of w atcrloo.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Calhoun, Of Ninety Six, S.
c., is visiting tho family of DIR. j. q.
WILDER. ,
Mrs. Seymour, Of this place, is visiting
her son near Bradley, S. G.
The Town Council are having tho side
80 . !" NioN "ii'i "a
make an Improvement, Ak It was almost
impossible to walk on them during bad
heather.
All of the cotton thieves have not been
caught yet. a few nights ago MIR. T.. j..
Dci,dy left some cotton in front of his
house, and next morning ON going out to
put it up, to his establishment the cotton
wasn't there, and couldn't find any
tracks. We have heard Of several other
eases where it has been stolen in this
fields in the Same ne~ighbOrhood, and
evidently there must he some one to buy
it from them. and it would be well for
those living in that section to keep II
watch.
Mrs. A. l.. Carter has rcturnad from
Bradley, where she has been "isiting her
brother for several days.
"hcrc will he II meeting Of he DcucOns
ard Elders on the 9Th Saturday in Jam
nary. 1857. AT this place, and 4 good at
tendance tx requested.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
II Experiment. In Prison MANAGE

The new experiment which the Dutch
are making i'll prison management will
be watched with interest throughout
Europe. Hitherto Holland has held tho
belief that two years in q separate cell ia
as much rs n criminal can stand and
survive. This month he Dutch have
amendedt their code 80 that every prisoner
sentenced to u term OF impriso' ment Of
five years and over will spend the first
five years OF his term in cellular connne-
ment. AS in Holland even the chapels
are constructed on tho cellular principle,
and the prisoners wear masks whenever
they leave the narrow precincts Of their
living grave, tho Dutch experiment.
seems very severe. Boston Transcript.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
Tn. California M.sn,.,...r. "po,..

At the time Thompson began snow
shoeing in The S.erras, nothing WAS
knows OF the mysteries OF ~~dop."-a
preparation OF pitch. ,ailow, AMI other
ingredients. which, being applied to the
bottom Of the shoes. enables the wearer
TO lightly glide over snow xoftened by
the rays OF the sun. Dope appears to
have been a California discovery. 1t 10
made OF different qualities. anil different
degrees OF hardness and softness. Each
California sno~-shoe runner has h;s
dope secret" or his pet" Dope, aud
some al" 40 nice in this respect Us To
carry with them dope for different
hours OF the day: using oae quality in
the morning. when tie snow IS frozen,
ana Others later on, as the snow be-
comes sof:. "A Thompson used no dove.
soft sno" STUCK TO AMI 50 ciosscd his
shoes that II was sometimes i'm apostolic
or him Ia travel over il. Thus. IL fire.
queni,y ~hapiTnel that he was oDiigru to
halt Tor several hours daring the day.
ANA resume iHs journey AT nlS!it. when
a crust was frozen on the tnOw.--D.n
De guile III Overland Nonthly.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22

Pclhlm's trrtafa crit Specific has
met viii! tuch extensive pol ular .
and has proven so acceptable to rho pub.
he, that others have been induced ~
initiate tho Genuine. Avoid ell thezo
Take that which bear tho ondoYseubcn
Of lire people.
ED-1t 10 no euack medicine, like tho
many Tint are Constantly brought 10 the
notice OF tho public.
Tho advantages in taktna relham's
C0rtaIn Specific are numerous. Robuce
mon and women daily testify to ito en-
cacy. Those were formerly thin ond
cnacistcd. 1t restores the nerves. 10
builds up where there il waste and de-
Scncracy FROM prolonged diseases.
EaL-Ihe best medicine for females.
For sale by Il. f.. Posey & Bro, J. z.
Wilkes, L%aurens, S. c., Culbcrtson q
Smith, Waterloo; Gulliyaud Il Gray.
DOrrah's.
Hf2a-Call and examine q bottle.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
Brrsd a Century old.

The keeper u the archives for the
Hungarian county Of Marmaros fomui
la,ely, stowei away with soIno ancient
reg1stnrs, n packet bearing this inscrip.
ton: "QIalitas pnnia MHrmatici in pr.
nura. "a ID. 1898" (Qauli,y of thc
Aarmaros bread III the year Of want,
1896 The bread is partly composed OF
oatmeal. hut tho greater proportion Of
IL is the Dork OF trerA. Tho county au.
tiorities have directed tho specimcn 10
b. preserved IN thu local Museum :
fbTx,J.. T.ttca.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
improvements In RuYinesx

City editor 70 new reporter Wen, Sir,
have you found ont anything as 10 tie
improved business outlook? We shall
want that article to- morrow. Reporter
Yes, sir. | have learned something
very encouraging about two very i'm
p"riant Industries. + lItnr-Very good;
what II it? ls'portnr-They toll me that
tie hors" car drivers are working fun
time. AMI that the electric li.,h,ing sta
hon IS running nights Lowell Citizen.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
StOneMAlI jackson

A party OF old soldiers stood on
the platform OF the panorama OF
Bull Run the other day dicussing
anecdotes told recently OF the idi-
osyrcracics OF Stonewnll Jackson,
and a famous eI-C0nfedrrate ro-
marked:
81 saw good deal OF Genera!
Jackson before and during the war
AID noticed his pcculiariticS As nv-
Try II else did. have heard
him assert thai his right Icy was
hollow and his left leg solid. g
used to imagine that he could fee
his food passing down the cavity
and if it had been any other man
| would have said that he MAS era
n.y."
I'm the other man." rcspopeL
Gen Beiknnp who stood by, "F0r |
never take IL glass OF burgundy
without feeling 1t run down insidl
my leg To my great toe"
land | know q nIRn." observed
another. "who cannot tukc even 81
much az a glass of hory without
feeling II numbnrSs in tbs ,.rn II ON
his wrist to his elbow"
sam Randall" said 4 third, al
ways has swelling of his ankles
whenever he takes wine urany sort,
but that's govt, of course"
"And ! know great many men,
continued II fourth, "whn cannot
tnk" drink or whis&ry without
feeling his it in legs, but | n"vcr
thpUrnt thor, wnS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
The Torch Again

On Wednesday afternoon at about 7
o'clock, fire was discovered i'm tho barn
and stables of Mr. NJ A knight, who
lives near Gray-Court on tho Greenville
Il Laurens Railroad. Two mules and a
horse wore in she stables and could not
be saved lie lost also all of his corn,
fodder, hay etc The total 'nss IL es-
timatcd at $500 No insurance Sup
posed to DO tho work OF AZ
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
Knocking the Bottom Out.

1t secm to be necessary to re-
mind the Out-and-0ut prohibitions
list in the Senate that with all the
extraordinary sections which they
have put in the extraordinary An
ders0n-Laurens prohibition bill,
they have not yet covered the cat
cgory OfpossibIc crimes not wholly
disconnected with the liquor habit,
no" have they made the provisions
against an attempted evasion OF the
statue searching enough and cx-
l.auStivc enough to reach every
possible offender, by intention or
otherwise.
If it is designed, as it seems to
be designed, to go to the very bot
tom of the jug, so to speak, and
then to knock the bottom out, there
is much yet to be done in the way OF
particular Legislation on the gcncr-
al subject.
1t should be made Il miSdcmran-
or Tor instance, for Il mar to wish
for IA drink, or to keep in his en-
ploymcnt amy person who might
reasonably be supposed to wish for
ndrilh. ParegOric contains alcohol;
there should bca clause aboliShing
collie III infants, therefore, so that
there may he nc excuse for doctor
ing them with the forbidden stuff
anu so implanting an appetite for
1T In OF "r forms and larger doses,
when collie shall have given place
to chronic indigestion or confirmed
thirst. There should be also Il lcgis-
lativc formula for the making OF
plum-pudding, cggnog, jelly, sylla-
bub and other such trracherOuS
compounds so that they shall not
help to lead any youth astray in flu
ture
The presence of an empty bottle
bearing Il whiskey label, on the
premises OF any citizen should be
constituted conclusive evidence of
his having t~ranSgrcSscl the law;
ana the presence Of a bD.tlr wiz l..
out any label, or Of II label without
any, bottle Or the absence of both
bottle and label, might very well
be accepted rs in~controverti lie
proof of attempted concealment of
guilt on his part.
Any man who should he found
drinking more than his share Of
water, In the morning or even look
ing wistfully in the direction of
the town pump, during bu ,iness
hours, should be arrested promptly
on suspicion, and the presumption
of guilt be made to rest up IN him.
Likewise in the case Of u:t@r and
Ostentati0us abstention from all
water drinking In public, viii h as
IL well known, Is itself q very bad
sign, especially when considered In
connection with sudden and fire.
quent retreats to private places
where water may be supposed to b
and abide.
SO also should any persor com
Y laining of, or cOncealing a head.
Ache or hu~skiness, be required to-
give an account of himself sntisfac-
toky to the promoters and e~nforcers
OF th9 bill.
Wood piles should be strictly
prohibit ed, or required to he scat
tered over AZ much surface ~ .rae.
ticablc,\ and all hollow logs
rsquircd to ne split befnr. ~.
haulel INTO to"n and offered -.
sale.
There Should Dc IL special inspfr-
tor Of watermelons, eucanuts M !.
eggs in every dry town adj vi
lage--es lee aHy IT ea1s. 81
Viii n may ne confidently g peea
ed to enjoy u boom as soon as the
proposed Dill goes into effect.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
NUNDEE ONE MANIAC MYEY.,

These Hotels are centrally loea-
ted on Broad Street, the principle
business thor0ughiHre OF Augusta
and are first class in all respects
Use Electric and GaSs lights; olac c.
trio hr!l in all rooms; street cars
l"#s IN" door every five minutes
tpr all parts OF the city. The AC-
Gt"TA and GLOBE Hotel porteYs
rlrct passengers al Ito depots with
fine carriages, bus and baggage
wagon. Travellers are requested
80! to CIV" Gn checks On train.
Mir. Doolittle was formerly con
n"ct%i with tii" T0utine uoaae,
New maven and West End AoteL.
y. j..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
I.arscS. wooden Structure.

Tho largest wooden structure in the
world il sad II be the government
buildings in the capital o. Nov z, a!und.
fhc block il our stories nigh and orcu-
ni-s an area OF nearly two acres. The
clty itself Is mostly wooden on account
Of tn" earthquakes OF tho region. and il
called The Ci:y Of Phckins.CE,s. and
The City OF atcl-BuA.s."-Cnicayo
Ti:urs.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22

ynt saw II gra haired man t.
whose eyes it would not bring tears tt
be shown Difference and respect by a
child. And the feeling grows as on,
grows older. Senator Thurman.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
Astronomical Photography.

To Snch u deSreeof perfection and ef.
f~cctivenes4 has astronomical photogrs-
ply now reached that mon it's achieve.
mcnts is a photograph OF tho cluster in
Pcrseus. showing stars down to tho thir-
tecnth magnitude. In this peculiar case
The negative Was obtained in fifty min
utes with n go object glass OF s3-lnch
focal length. the view being aubso-
quently enlarged four times and repro
dnced Ivy hello engraying.-New York
Sun.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22

Mormons have more religion to the
square inch than any people in tho
world. Every meeting. from n ball to
q theatrical performance, is opened with
q prayer and closed with n benediction.
They are far ahead Of us in one reapooi,
they marry into eternity. -C3ncinnati
Commercial Gazette.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22

ireland" means tho westland. I,
comes from the Celtic word lar and OUT
word land" lar meaning the vest.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22
81 lSy.

Mssscrs Hunte, & Sitgreavcs, with
thier families now Occupy the henry
house on Laurcns Street.
An exchange asks: "yillthr rpminy
woman work." That will depend upon
how lazy her husband ir.
The Roman Empire declined and fell.
In this respect it differs from q man. If
he declines no won't fall.
Beautiful designs in sIlverplated ware
at VISANSKA'S, 4.
More than $4,000 worth Of ta1es re-
main unpaid Strange to say this III less
than the amount at this date last wear.
We regret to learn Of the death OF Mrs.
Templeton, wife of Mr.. Oliver Temple
ton, which occurred on the 18th instant
Treasurer Copeland requests u. to an
nounce that he time for the collection
OF Ia has been extended to Jan. 18TH,
1887.
After much research and investigation
we are convinced that boarding house
chickens are Matched from hard boiled
eggs.
mi
Tho services in tho Presbyterian Church
on next Sunday evening will be devot-
cd to tho children. 1t will be a "scrvice
of aonym
l"'N'' Z rri-
y. .s 'eA''N's
FRIDAY Last
Christina" gifts at NlSAN
""
A full line OF cutlery, razors, SCISSORS,
etc., Just received. Special attention is
called to the electric razors and scissors.
Warranted. W l. BOYD & co.
The old COUNTY commissioners have
turned over papers to the newly elected
aet, who have entered upon the dis
charY" OF ;hcir duties.
Tho Carolina entertainment. which
tho business men of AUGUSTA propose u
oxtend to the merchants on the Sayan-
nah Valley, G. L.. Il s. and the Greenville
Railroads, han been fixed for Jan. 18th,
and 18th.
yISANcK viii ..u ,o ,;,.;.
hi. u,a Of ho,.,, a,d r.o,,hI. ",.,
ces. ~.
III. m;,t.o ,,a,L e.. .r
i,v,t.tiop IN attent ,he arnu., c.lohra.
tIon orth Iitor.rv snc;.,i.. ~ h
roI,..o whioh oo,,rrod nn IA. .u., ,,a,
~ III r,.,iu,. ,,o,i,.r.,,h Ir,nni
.ddr.s.
w.. ~ r .
new movements fitted in old eases N;
vISANKA'S. e.
R.v.or ,as nl.c.d .n..;
man of ham, r.isod ,oh,cco nm ,ur ,..
bio, which in color and flavor rivals the
choicest production or"Old Dominion"
He planted five acres and has Il quaint
~ OF this variety on hand.
Tho Town couucil of Laur.ns at A
mating on Monday last drcided 10
grant license to retail houor dealers. to
take effect on Jan lst, 1897 at $3.50 per
shnuih' nan |" DO Pa'h III aaNnhc" ana
paiahce tehP'ral'o" o' U n'"h''H' WIZ"
NDond ana sechrillcs'
The total mount received by the FIX
Scutive Committee for Earthquake Sa!-
ferers in Charleston is $t3t.25S. But far
more than this was received and distrl-
butsd. The whole amount will probably
reach $sO0.000. This money, contributed
as it was from every quarter BIAS alien
atod much suffering aud bcen the means
Of rendering many homes habitabio.
The dire oil aster hat has aid 10" our
metropolis. viii make tho stricken city
dear to all christian people.
10 to VlSANShA'S Tor a large seiec-
ZION oi 'pe''",''s &C.,,
YOU anu p'"'o"' -"
'S"'oS 'o''"o' p''
Frozen
Parts OF engines ruinPs' ihsp'r"'"fS'
Pipes, inJectors etc. VIII DC pro"hP-
fly repaired, or duplicated u en-, 70
Geo. H.. Lombard q Coz fouhurS' MA
chime u Boiler "orKs--alSo Mill En-
CINE and Gin supply mousse Augusta va
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22

A medical writer in Harper's declares
TINT life Is but q temporary victor over
the causes tiist produce death. =
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-22

GEO. +. YouSu and family has moved
to his plantation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-02-11
MASK.

Ce que pense un ministre pro-
testant des employees du Gouver-
nement canadien au Nord-O Quest:
lie Rev. NJ. Trivett, porte les
memes accusations de paresse, d'i-
vrognerie, de blasphemes contre
les officers du gouvernement on
les blancs qui habitent sur les re-
serves.
II y acute la suivante:
"Mettez un terme au scandale
DIES blancs qui vivent avec des.sau-
vagesses sans etre maries l6gale-
ment. Oh sont les fllettes de l3
d Is ans que nous avons institutes
dams nos 6coies, ct tant d'autres ?
Vendues aux blancs pour $40 3
800. Gu sont leurs enfants /? Rou-
liant dams la reserve q porter des
chifons /? Gu s~ont-elles, elles-m6-
mes ? Files rodent CONNIE prosti-
tuees autour des villes ArrAtez la
vente des Indiennes aux blancs ct
vous aurez fait un grand pas.
Ainsi VOLTA popinion du clerge
protestant sur administration des
.affaires indiennes, ct celia est 6crit
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-02-11

IOuest. La maison que 'ayail

|POuest. La maison que avais
lou6e seryait precisement q DIES
6tudiants en- medicine, pour les
dissections. Sans doute ills igno-
raient que je Ihabitais; cal, une
mutt Oh 'avals, par oubli, laiss6e
ma porte ouverte. nous fumes, ma
femme ct moi, r6veill6s par DIES
pas dams la chambre voisine. Ne
levant precipitamment, je Wis des
hommes s'enfuir;; ct, allumant une.
lumiAre, japereus ayec horreur
deux cadayres, un homme ct une
Femme, quill avaient sans doute
apport6s. Ma femme, que cette
ayenture await d6go1t6e de Ia mai
son, voulut sen aller tout de suite.
Sans doute, une allumette enham-
NEE aura mis- le feu q la maison
notre depart. Quelques
jours apres, les journaux nous ont
appris, q Saint-Louis, qu'on nous
.croyait morris; ct craignant tou-
jours la p%oursuite du JUICE Max
we'll, nous sommes restes co.'s, u-
geant ,notre tranquillit6 assuree
par cette erreur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-02-11
dams un journal conservatism tory,

dams un Journal conservatism tory,
le Mah
Quelles conclusion en- tire-t-il?
Files sont bien oranges:
Lies crimes commits sur les sau-
wages de ce continent, 6crit le Nal
ct commits au nom du christians
me ct de la lumiAre, montent JUS
qua Dieu.
"a Ierreneuve nous tuons Fin.
diem CONNIE on tue le phoque pour
ga fourrura. :
"En Floride, nous le chassons 3
mort avec DIES blood-hounds impor-
t6s.
aDans la Nouvelle France ct la
Nouvelle Angleterre nous le dro-
guons avec du rhum ct du brandy
frelat6s pour lui voler SEES pelle-
tries ct SEES femmes.
eft aujourd'hui, au Nord-Ou 9
le reste de ce peuple p6rit dune
miserable mort par le whiskey ct
les maladies que leur ont donnees
ceux qui par une amere ironie sont
appel6s les pionnlers de la civil
sation mails qui, pour les Indiens,
ne seront iamais que les heros de
leur RUNE morale ct physique
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-02-11
UN DRAME AU VILLAGE.

La cour d'assises des Cotes-du-
Nord Went de juger q huis-clos
une affaire d'assassinat sur laquel-
lie on public d'horribles details.
Une famille aisee ct fort estima-
bic. Ia famille Guitton, habitant Ia
ferme du Manor en- S6vignac, pres
Broons. await q son service, depuis
|ouatre ann6es, un jeune homme du
nom de Jean Bougaut, grand ct VI
goureux galllard, taille en- cog de
village. Ce don Juan await s6duit
une DIES ieunes files de Ia maison,
Leone Guitton, ag6e de vingt-qua-
tire ans; sans douteil esperait COM
mander un jour en- maftre dams Ia
ferme du Manor. ].
&c valet, ambitieux, violent ct
1aloux, apprit bientot que Leone
6tait recherchee par un honnete
laboureur qui voulait I'6pouser. II
lui demanda une exploitation.
Les deux amcureux SO rencon
trerent le l6 aont 1885, vers sept
heures du soir, dams un petit bois.
L6onie cueillait DIES noisettes en-
attendant Bougaut, qui arrlva por-
teur dune boutellle de cassis.
Que SO passa-t-il ? Null ne le
sait; mails les consultations m6di.
Gales ont 6tabll qu'apr6s les pre-
miers baisers Bougaut SO rua sur
la ieune file dune faeon bestiale,
savage A l'aide du couteau de
LAonie, il lui ouvrit le bas-ventre;
l'infortun6e, pendant son sang q
fots, succomba bientot. La lutte
dut etre terrible, car la tete, les
bras, les seins, les jambes de la
victime oortaient DIES traces DIES
coups violents ct r6pet6s; ses che
veux resterent accroch6s aux bulls
sons.
lie meurtrier charged le cadavre
sur ses epaules; IL le laissa tomber
en- franchissant une hale. dit-ll,
mais il le reprit ct le rapporta q la
ferme, on il arriva settlement apres
minuit. Ga trouva la morte q Tau
be, 6tendue u un pressolr.
Les debats de cette dramatlque
afffaire ont etc tres courts.
Les fats etaient evidents: les
vetements ensanglant6s de Bou-
gaut, les cheveux de la victlme
adh6rant encore aux boutons du
gilet du meurtrier, les declarations
memes du valet de ferme 6tablis-
salient surabondamment sa cupabi-
lite.
La discussion a principalement
roule sur une question de respon
sabilit6 en- 1870, Bougaut fut
exempt6 du service militaire COM
me 6pileptique; a cette 6poque, on
lie Wit Adiverses reprises s'6vanouir
en- plein champ; mails depuis lors
il ma pas eu de crises, ct les me-
deems, charges de l'examiner, de.
clarent quill est responsible.
L'avocat de Bougaut a demand6
Indulgence du Jury pour son
client qui, au moment du crime,
d1t-il, ne pouvait Sc rendre compte
de SEES actes.
Lac jury a, en- effet, accord6 le
b6nefce DIES circumstances atte-
nuantes q cette bette savage.
Bougaut a etc condamn6 q vingt
ans de travaux forces.
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La CONSUMPTION GuERIE.

I'm vieux medecin retire, ayant reeu
dun m~lssionnaire des InIes Orientales
la formule dun remede simple ct vege-
tai pour la guerison rapide ct permanent.
te de la Consumption, Ia Bronchite, le
Catarrhe, PAsthme ct toutes les Aztec
tions DIES Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
guerit radicalement la Dcbilite Nerveuse
ct tout les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
avoir eprouve SEES remarquables effets
curatifs dams DIES milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est sun devoir de lie faire connaitre
aux malades. Pousse par lie desir dc
soulager les s%ouffrances de Phumanite
~j'enverrai gratis a e u qul lie desirent,
cette recette en- Allemand, Francois GU
Arglais, avec instructions pour la prepa-
rer ct l'employer. Expedite par la poste
81 GU addresse avec un timbre nommant
ce journal, w. A. MOVES, l49 Powers
Block, Rochester. N. y.