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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
Origin Of the buffalo Grub.

Otto Lugger, the naturalist formerly
connected with the Johns Hopkins uni
versity, but now of the agricultural bu-
reau of Washington, has been through Ten.
nessee and Mississippi investigating the
buffalo grub, which during the months OF
March and April is a dreadful scourge in
the southwest. The insect is only about
one-third the size of the common house
fly, and obtains it's name from its resem
biance TO the profile of the buffalo. These
pests suddenly appear in myriads, attack
ing horses and cattle and killing them by
blood poisoning in few hours. Mr.. Lug
ger says this gnat is the most increasingly
active insect in existence. Heat only
Guiets them, and when the weather be-
comes warm they disappear. He traced
their origin to a small worm which breeds
in swamps and along running streams,
and the only remedy he can suggest is to
clear out the streams and permit the run
ming water to carry the worms away
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
Independence in One. Own Home

In this life we have to pay very much TO-:
our independence, to be allowed a separate
home whose doors we can close upon the
world, to have a little piece OF ground
which we can till, to indulge the luxury OF
private thinking and of candid speaking.
He who sells out these inestimable right
at the dawn of life is like a man who dis,
figures his hand with India ink while he Ii
yet boy, and after he becomes person
of some influence there stands forever the
evidence of his low tastes when he was Q
lad.-George Alfred Townsend.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
Quantity and Quality of Maple SAP

The location of maple tree has much
to do with the increase or decrease moi
only in quantity but in the quality of its
sap. Trees standing on low land, moist
and having black, mucky and rich soil
will run large amount of watery sap
having less than 2 per cent. of sugar, anc
that of dark quality. On the other hand
trees standing on high, dry, and ledgy
ground will yield very swest sap, having
8 or per cent. Of sugar in 1t, and viii
make very white product.-Demorest',
Monthly.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
HOW 10 DETECT ooUNTEafelrs.
Description of Peculiar Bank-Note Pa
per-Dangerous Imitation Greenbacks.

Description of Peculiar Bank-Note Pa
per-Dangerous Imitation Greenbacks.
The United States treasury department
has, of late years, adopted for bonds and
currency, u peculiar paper described be-
low, and which is deemed q stronger pro-
lection. against counterfeiters than that
used by the Bank of England, which has
recently been dangerously counterfeited
in ESQ, e10O and e5O0 notes.
AS the first issue of greenbacks, which
were not printed on fiber paper, were
most dangerously counterfeited, but have
almost wholly disappeared from circula-
ton, therefore, receive them with great
caution, or refuse them if in doubt about
their genuineness.
All other genuine greenbacks, gold and
silver certificates and later issues of ma
tional bank notes are printed on the gov
eminent fiber paper; the first kind with
the fiber distributed in short pieces, local
lied with blue tint, detected by picking
it with pin; the other with the fiber in
two parallel threads, red and blue silk,
running lengthwise through the note.
seen be holding the note up to the light.
The public are cautioned not to draw
these threads out of the paper.
If in doubt about the genuineness OF
any bank note in the report, refuse 1t I'M
less printed on government fiber paper.
All national bank notes not in this report
are genuine, whether printed on govern
ment paper or not.
The counterfeit $40 and $50 silver certih-
Gates are not on government paper. Some
of the counterfeit S., SO and $40 green
backs (series of 1879 and $50 and $500 (se-
ries of 1899 are an imitation distributed
fiber paper. Very dangerous. These are
all the counterfeits on the new greenbacks
worth noticing.
Better refuse all twenties, fifties and one
hundreds on the banks in this report un-
less printed on the government paper.
All genuine bank notes having brown
back and seal, have both kinds of the
fiber paper combined; while the counter
felt $40, on the Third National bank of
Cincinnati, O., and the Photographic coun-
terfeit S., on the First National bank of
Milwaukee, Wis, have no fiber. These
two are the only counterfeits On the
brownbacks.
Rstter refuse all pieced notes. All
United States currency having . brown
seal has the parallel threads or cables
All United States currency printed since
1869 is on government fiber paper.
There are in circulation . great many
very dangerous counterfeit $40 green
backs, dated 1875. All the genuine Of
that date are on distributed fiber paper
Detroit Free Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
LEAKING OUT OF THE SECRET.

"After a few months began TO nistrus
that there had been leak somewhere
and questioned the old farmer about it
He appeared to be little afraid that hi
old woman had let the cat out of tn,
bagp He said she could never keep he
mouth still. So 1 began to think l hat
better sell out if an opportunity offered
Soon some men from New York City wer
anxious to take share in the giant
| sold a third interest to them for $50, U0
cash. Soon after this sold my remain
ing interest for good sum and went on
of the business"
Mr.. Hull took a hearty laugh an,
added: "When had no more to do witt
the concern, the old lady in question tolt
the whole secret, just as had told the oil,
man. The fellows who run the show hat
to pull up and travel with the giant
saw it under canvas in many places. The,
did very well out of it. You saw it on
this way, didn't your" 49,.
Mr. Hull was informed that the "Cardif
Giant" was exhibited in Madison, but tn,
people here little thought that it was tn,
production OF u man who had only tev
years before been transacting business IL
this city.
WELL" said Mr.. Hull, that's the histor,
of the Cardiff Giant rs hear as can re
member"
Mr.. Hull is man of intelligence, goot
story teller, full of fun, and is "a years o
age, but he does not appear to be over IS
He is a native of the state of Connecticut
He admitted that the affair was regulal
Yankee trick" like some of Barnum's-
Madison( Wis., Letter.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
A Monument for Arnold winkelried.

Most school children have read of the
heroic conduct of Winkelried. how he
gathered to his own breast the spears OF
the Austrian phalanx, and thus broke the
ranks of the enemy. This deed OF courage
and of sacrifice was performed in the bat
tie of Sempash, fought between the Swiss
and Austrians just 500 years ago. Meas
ures have already been taken to commem-
crate this event near Luzerne, in Swift
zerland, on the occurrence of the 5O0th an.
niversary in July. A monument is to be
erected on the battle field, and the neigh
boring cantons will furnish q grand his
I, .ical procession in the costumes OF
7 inkelried's time.-Cincinnati Enquirer
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
Kerosene Failed with Him.

have received little if any benefit from
the much lauded kerosene emulsion. Used
for aphides, in varying degrees of strength
it creased the foliage but did not kill the
lice Used very strong for the cabbage mag.
got, it has not stopped, if it has checked. tbs
injury. An emulsion, containing one-fourtt
IN bulk pure kerosene, did moi kill the mag.
gots immersed in it Used for the codIine
moth, it injured the foliage, but did not de
crease the wormy fruits Who has a better
record for ito ES Corr
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19

JerusafeM's homegrown oecOhU "HIIs
Prof. Hayter Lewis, who has just re-
turned to England from Jerusalem, brings
the news that the find of the wall north
of the Citadel" in the Holy City promises
to be discovery of the very highest i'm
portance. The wall Is from eight to ten
feet thick; it is built of masonry exactly
similar to that in the lower courses of
"David's Tower"-that is, of large stones
with the well-known and characteristic
marginal drift; and there is a deep rock
scarp at it's foot. These circumstances
point very strongly to the presumption
that there is here the long-lost second
Mall-London AthenRum.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
The CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE
& ST. PA Il R'Y

Is the Fast. Mail Short Line from st. Pau !
and Minneapolis via La Crosse and Milwau-
kee TO Chicago and all points in the Casters
States and Canada. 1t is the only line un-
der one management between st. Paul and
Chicago, and is the finest equipped railway
In the Northwest. 1t is the only line runA
ming Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
with Luxurious Smoking Rooms, and the
finest Dining Cars in the world, via the fa-
NOUS "River Bank Route, 'along the shores
Of Lake Pepin and the beautiful Mississippi
River to Milwaukee and Chicago. Its trains
connect with these of the Northern linesi n
the Grand Union Depot at st. Paul. Ne
change OF cars of any class between st. Paul
and Chicago. For through tickets, time
tables, and full Information. apply to any
coupon ticket agent In the Northwest Rr
Miller Gen'l Manager, F. Tucker ASH
GENT Manager, A. v. II. Carpenter Gen'I
Pass. and Tiki. Ag't. Geo H. Heafford, Ass't
GenI Pass, and Tiki, Ag't. Milwaukee, Wiz.
W. H. Dixon Asst Gent Pass. Agent, st
Psal. Mlnn,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19

We are always using the word asym-
pathy;" but do we not know what it
meansi 1t means suffering with"-noth-
ing less
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
To Popularize Fish in GERMANY.

Efforts are now being made to popular
lie the eating of fish in Germany. To
bring this about German paper suggests
that fish be made into sausages. -Phila-
Halr.Iie Gu
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19

Prepared only by DIR. ]. STEPHAN, London, Eng,
and Atlanta, Ga, u. S.
wsll-known and universally used all over
the world. Tested for upwards of fifty years.
An Agency has been established at Atlanta, and
powders will be forwarded mail free on re-
ceipt of amount stated below.
Single packet .26cts.; five times the quantity fos
sr.so. Address Dr., ]. STEpsfAN, Atlanta, Ga,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-08-19
Polish for shirt Bo.o,n.

Polish for Shirt Bosoms.
Editors are supposed to know everything.
and they do. Here is a recent request for
information;
AUSTIN, Texas
EDTToR STTINas: Can you give me the
rec pc for the preparation which the Chinese
laundrymen use in giving such ain exquisite
polish to their shirt bosomsa Can get it
put up at the drug storesl
HoUsEKEEPER
Certainly. After you have prepared your
starch In the ordinary way, pour into it half
an ounce of the following preparation:
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. lgR ]! ggh.EQUlALLED OFFER: S v y
ssss Registered tetet Money Order and address .. enc
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Lancement dun bateaQ.

CONNIE nous ravlons annonc6
precedemment, lie Bayou Lafourche
i etc temoin IL lnndi, ~ mai, dun
evenememt unique dams les tastes
de notre parOisse, nous oulons par
Ter du lancement du bateau en- fer
construct sur les ateliers de MI. w.
II. Raglan. par Mr.. p. Hogan.
Une fOule nOmbreuSe assistant i
cette ttte Dun nouvrau genre ct. i
lheure tixee l'avance, Mr.. =. IIO-
gan, accompagne de Ia marianne du
bateau, Sd petite ct charman:e file
Maggie, montait sur lie pont ct don
matt lie signal de ''lichez tout
On Wit aussit0t lie nouvel h0te du
Bayou Lafourche Sc balanccr gra.
cieusement sur sa carene ct dun
movement prompt prendre posses
sion de son nOuveau domaine. Car.
lie vous Y trompez pas, nOtre bayou
compte maintenant un coursur ra-
pid- de plus ct dams pen fera pro-
bablement SEES preuves dams notre
p%aroiSSe.
Mile Maggie Hogan, dams quel-
ques mots ben s%entis, baptisa lie
bateau di nom de "Parnell' avec
les ceremonies d'usage, c'est-a-dire
Ell repandant sur lie pont n bou-
teille de champagne destinee 4 Get
effet. CONNIE nous l'avons dfja dit,
le bateau est tout en- fer, mesure
20 piedS de long, 81 de large ct a
une profondeur de 4 pieds.
TOus les accessories du '.Paruelr'
Won't immediatemet Gtre mis- ell pla-
ce. ct nous esperons que ~'at1aire
sera TN success Ell tons points.
II pourra contenir 10 passengers,
tout en- taisant %facilement, croit-On,
IL miles i rheure. &c sera un aux
iliaire de plus pour nos habitantS ct
lee voyageurs a qui les lnoyens de
lOcOmOtiOn ne sont pas toujours IA
Giles IN ria terra.
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Revelations du front.

Tn front tres fuyant, has, plat est
generalement un signe de peu din
telllgence' Sill nest que %ltgerement
fuyant, il indique de imagination,
de la-Snsceptibilitt, de FeSprit.
Les personnes lentes. 4 lintelli-
gence lourde, ont ie front tres sail.
liant.
Les fronts perpendicnlaires.
hantS ct bien arronlis aux tempeS.
accOmpagnent genGraiement une
intelligence solide, DIES pouvoirs de
concentration ct l'amonr de l'etude.
Tn front has, vohte, plein aux
tempes, est un indice de douceur ct
de sensitivite, ct sill est plus plein
au-dessus DIES yeux il appartient a
nn- nature impressionnable 1t idea
listique.
Les fronts hauts, etroits, pressure
sans rides, iesquels Ia peau est
bien tendue, d6montrent une fai-
blesse de volonte ct un manque
d'imagination.
Les fronts qui ne sont pas absO-
lument saillantS mails ont DIES bOs-
SEES protuberantes a%nnoncent une
vigueur d'esprit, de l'activite ct de
la perseverance.
Les personnes possedant une ma
ture poetique, ardente ct sensitive,
ont solvent une veine bieue en- for
me dY dams un front ouvert, uni
ct has.
DeS rides perpendiculaires entire
les sOurcils, de meme longueur, re-
velent un clractere colereux : mails
81 les rides he sont pas de meme
longueur Giles inAiquent nne pen
see profonde ct une concentration
d'esprit.
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Glaze! GLACE Nous ne sau.
rions trop recOmmander i tous ceux
de nos lecteurs que celia cOncerne,
la fabriqne de glace lie notre ami
Mr.. Ant. Moresi i Jeannerette. De
toutes les manufactures de glace,
que nous avOns vues dams nos pa
~roisses, celle-ci tient assurement lie
premier rang tant a cause de fex-
cellence de e produits qua cause
de la quantit6 de ga production.
L'appareil de Mr.. Moresi peut
dOnner 9 a 10 boucautS par Jour
dune glace claire, limplde sans
stries ct dune homogen6ite qui ne
lie cede announcement d la fameuse
glace de Boston, don't on veut, a
toute force, inonder nos campagnes.
Nous SOuhaitOns fort, quaint i
nous, que ron encourage touteS les
petites industries locales. Nous sa-
vonS, par experience, combien
cherement loa pale, quand on de,
pend eNclusivement du grand ne
goce pour nous %alimenter.
Tn DIES fills de Mr.. Ant. NortSi
est mainteuant 4 TeNarkana en-
train de mOnter une manufacture
sur lie modele de celle de son pere.
Nous SOuhaitOnS Il ceS vaillants
travailleurs tout lie success deSira-
BILE; lis lie deservent implement ct
aident q la prosperite commune.
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L'intelligence des animaux.

NJ. Victor Meunier raconte dams
ses Animaur pettec. iDles que Mo
reau dc Saint Merry await une chat
te, qul, ayant Solvent mis- has, sc
TAFT toulourS WI ~enlever SEES pptits.
les uns apres les autres, jusqu'au
dernler; a pour la menager au
physique TT au moral, on ne lui en-
prenait guam par jour. CONNIE nne
iolS Sa rortGc await etc de six, ellie
sc trouvait rtduite an sixieme, ellie
lie prit dams sd gueule, avant qu'on
lie flt veHn viSiter son mid, ce qui
await lieu h matin, courut an cabi-
net du maltre ct deposa !e nourris
son sur les genoux de celui eli. Emu
dune telle surplique, formnlee d'u
he 1acon 81 expressive, Moreau tit
bon accueil q l'innoccnt ct ordonna
quill eut la vie sauye. LA journee
Sc passa done heuleuSement pour
Farfadette (c'etait la mercy. Cepen-
'iant, lie lendemain matin, SEES alar
me etant reveillees par lie retour
lie Theure OH s'etait tant de fOis
accompli lie rapt qui les justitiait,
ellie renouvela la demarche de La
veille, quI, comne on lie pense bien,
eut lie meme success. Et ainsi en-
tut il de %cllacun DIES jours suivants.
"Elle n'avait point de tranquilllte
que lie maitre n'eut fait au petit
chat qnelque ca,esse ct renouvele
For6re den prendre soin.'
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MILlCE.-Le voyage de nos mill
ciens a Baton Rouge s'est effectu6
sans trop d'encombre. Ce n'etait
pas precisement Il campagne qu'-
lis taisaient ct pourtant beaucoup
d'entre eux, nOus aSsure-t-On, ont
etc sonmis a de dureS epreuves lie
steamboat 4ui les portrait await ou-
bile de s'approvisionner, ce qui fait
que, pendant Il on IA heures, nos
futurs soldats ont dn sentir les hor.
reurs de la faim. lis sen sont tires
!; leur gloire, ce qui nous fat bien
augurer pour ravenir.
PuisQue nous parlons de milice
disons, en- PEASANT, que d'apres GER
tains bruits une nOuve!le cOmpa-
gnie dot bient6t s'organiser dams
notre vile; nous publions celia sous
toutes reserves, mails nous desirons
sincerement que Ia chose ait lieu
Formulation, qui certainelnent sc
produirait entire les deux compa.
gnies, ne pourrait avoir que d'ex-
cellents resultats.
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La cour de circuit de Louisville,
Kentucky, Went de rendre une Gu
reuse decision. II s'agissait dune
compagnie d'assurance sur la vie,
retusant de payer I'assurance sur
I'm nomme John Davis, qui s'etait
suicide dams un acces de folie. lie
jury a etc davis que lie defunt, ma
want pas pu avolr conscience de ce
quill faisait en- Sc tuant, sa mort
pouvait etre assimilee a un acct
dent, ct il a condamne la compa-
gnie.
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CREVASSE.- Jeudi dernier une
crevass" s'est declaree DIES le matin,
a q miles EN- avail de Thibodaux.
sur la rive droite ct sur ThabitatiOn
dun nOmmG Frank Bergeron. En-
pen de temps ellie a acquis DIES pro-
portions inqui6tantes, ct lorsque les
employees du Morgan's L. & L. r. II.
ont entrepris de la controller ellie
await dtia plus de 80 pieds de lar
geur. REIMBURSEMENT pour lie voisi
mage, rouvrage est Ell de bonnes
mains ct la cl0ture de cette crevas-
sc nest qu'uue atfaire de temps
plus on moinS court.
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LIE bon genre aux Etats- Unis.

La Saturday Rerieu fait de curl
euSes observations SIR le ton qui
regne presentement dams lie monde
americain, Superintendent 4 Boston
ct a Philadelphia. II fault apporter
dams son language une reserve don't
on ma pas idee meme Ell Angleter-
re, ct nn certain nOmbre de regions
du corps human, le dos, par exem-
pie, sOnt devenues immentiOnndJles.
Sill arrive dams I'M roman anglais
que lheroine Sc casse Ia jamie OH
Ia claricule, lie libraire AMERICAN
qui public une contrefacon de ce
roman, Iexpurge pieusement de
ces mots Odieux. Dams la bonnie so.
ciete am6ricaine, on lie doit plus
avoir nj dos, nj jambes, III clavicu>
les, all moins ostensiblement.
Tout recemment, un ~touriste an
glais, Sc trOuvant invite 4 diner 4
Philadelphia, constata subitement
quill await fait ce qu'un Parisien
a%ppellerait une "gaffe". Tn silence
de mort s'6tait etabli E; les danes
paraissaient troubles ct les hon.
mes furieux. LIE panvre touriste Sc
demandait avec effroi quel etait son
crime, quand un vieillard venera-
bic, lie prenant a part, Sc charged
de lie lui expliquer /: le malheureux,
en- racontant une p6che au saumon,
a laqlelle il await assist6, ne s'etait-
il pas avise de parler du centre
blanc de Sd capture.
On Sc demande, s'ecrie'a ce pro-
pos lie Saturday Rccie,c, quelles peu,
vent 6tre les t~ortures dun predica.
teur americain, quand il Sc volt
oblige, lie dimanche, en- chaire, de
faire allusion all ventre de la ba.
leine de Jonas!
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BANQUETTE. - IL est question,
CONNIE OH lie vera dams Ia partie
anglaise de ce journal, de completer
la banquette. OH plut6t lie magniti-
que trottoir qni conduit dc Thibo-
daux a l'eglise st. Joseph. &c trot,
toir, dh 4 l'initiative du pere Me
nard, est une DIES attractions ct des
magniticences de nOtre petite vile.
Embarrassment, il eXiSte d un
certain enlrOit une solution de con-
tinuite duo 4 popposition dun pro
prietaire, laquelle opposition a dis.
paru. II s'agit done m%aintenant de
faire d%isparaitre aussi cette solution
de continuit6 ct nous verriOns Ia
cheyement de ce dessein avec la
plus grande satisfaction, car ZEN
droit quill s'agit de transformer EN-
trottoir, devenait quelque peu dan
geureux pour les pietons que leurs
affaircs on leurs devoirs appelaient
de &C cote.
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Les ''Caiholic knights Of Ameri-
ca" doivent avoir, &c soir d s heu-
res, une reception dams leur sale de
reunion.
Cette reception offre il tous les
invites, CONNIE attraction, IN con
cert sous la direction du Prof. +.
ChOl ct un discours de FIIon +. w.
Blake. Ces MONS ne penvent man
quer d'attirer chez les G.. X. Of 4.
tOuS les heureux invites. Nous re-
merciOnS cOrdialement les T.. X. of
"A. d'avoir etc mis- parmi crs de-
nierS.
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Remede contre la dyssenterie.
Guerjson radicale ct garantie.
References ~nombreuses. Adressez
a MI. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. J.
Telemaque Badeaux, Lafourche.
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LOI DU DIMANCHE. Mercredi
dernier, 26 de ce mois, ala chambre
de nos representants a Baton Rou-
&c Ia loi dite du dimanche a passee,
Il motion faite par TN nomme Cassi
dy, ct celia i une assez forte MAORI
te. Parmi lie nombre de ceuX qui ont
vote contre cette lOi, nous remar-
quons avec plaisir les mons de nos
representants NM. III. y. Coulon ct
DR.. w. +. Ilaran..
Cette loi Sc trouve malntenant
devant lie senat OH ron eSpere qu'.
ellie ne rencontrera pas la meme
favour qua la chambre DIES repre-
S%entantS. II est Vraiment Singulier
que dams ul pays CONNIE celul cl
de pareitIcs lois, qui sont, par lie
falt, I'M arteutat contre la Eiberte,
pulsSent ere voices: Giles ne lie Sc
ralent certainement pas. sans dan.
ger, dams les pays monarchiQueS ct
de gouvernpment absolu. Mails nos
puritainS Sont plus forts ct plus in
tolerantS que les tyrans de Ia vieille
Europe.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-05-29

LUNETTEs.- La reputation DIES
lunettes de Hawkes. obtenue dams
les EtatS-Unis est un fait tOut-a-
fat merveiIleuX. Files Sont connueS
depuis rAtIantique jusqu'au Paci.
fque ct lenr reputation est basGe
sur leur reel merite. Les temoigna-
ges DIES hommes les plus Gminents
du pays qui ont Ell leur vue anne
liOree par leur usage peuvent Gtre
dOnnes. En- vente d la Pharmacie
ThibOdeauX.