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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-14

Avec son contingent 0rdinaire de
chaleurs torrides, les jours canicn-
laires nous ont lGguG pas NAL de
fievres qni affectent une grande
partie DIES habitan;s dc nos envi
rOnS.
Les mtdecinS Sont sur les dents
ct les pharmacies sont a>sitgees du
matln jusqu1au sOir par les patients
Oh leurS amis, qui cherchent un re
mede d tant lie manX. H%eureuse
ment que III Faculte est bien repre-.
sentee dams notIe petite Vile ct que
SEES melnbreS ont tOute la cOnfiance
de leurs clients. M%alhrureuse
ment les 1uacks, CONNIE on les ap-
pelle lei, trouvent aussi, dams ces
temps %d'Gpreuves TN waste champ
OIL eXercer leurs talents aleatoires.
Aussi vOit-on courir, par m0nts ct
par vauX, Mr.. le DR.. P~nr@eraide on
Quelque autre descendant DIES Dia-
foirus ct dies Purgon, distribuant
ct vendant DIES drogues pent Gtre
tres inof1ensives mails a coup sur peu
autorisees DIES vrais disciples d'Es.
culape ct peu en- harmonic avee
leurs prescriptions.
Tout compte fat, il serait peut-
ttre sage de 81 defer DIES uIls com.
me DIES autres, ct de vivre Ell philo,
sophie, Observant les lois de l'hygi
enc ct sen rapportant pour lie leste
All grand Dlspensateur de toute>
chooses.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-14

manager trop de beetsteaks. De
meme on peut sc rendre malade 81
rOn tume immoderement. Mails IL
tabac 4 dose moderte a une action
sedatire que je cOnsidere CONNIE
bientalsante dams la plnpart dies
cas- il nest pas donteux quill adou.
cisse les m9nrs. (Triomphc dies flu
menrs.-Deroute complete de leurs
adversaires.)
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MORT ACCIDENTELLE.-Un leu

MORT ACCIDENTELLE.-Un jeu.
he homme d'environ 10 Jams, qui fut,
il Y a quelques annees, un residant
de Thibodaux, Mr.. Ruffin Collier,
travaillant sur rhabitation Minor
dams la paroisse Terrebonne, saw
sa de sc coucher ct de s'endOrmir
sur la vote ferree dams lie switch de
ladite habitation.
IL await choisi un dies rails pour
oreiller ; un train venant de Terre-
bonnie ct retournant 4 Houma entra
dams lie switch poussant devant lui
I'm wagon qui guillotina net rinfor-
tune.
Ses restes ont etc amenes d Thi-
bodaux ct enterres dams lie cimctiere
st. John
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LIE tabac, SEES defenseurs ct ses
adyerSaireS.

Noici, d'apres lie Medical and Sur-
gical reporter, lie recit qua fat lie
p%rotesseur Huxley, appele d donner
son avis dams II importante dis
cllSsiOn Il la matiere.
Pendant quarante II de ma vie.
at il dit ell substance, lie tabac IA
etc pour moi un affleux poison.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS DIES ennemis du
poison.) Tout jeune, a repoque OH
.Jetudiais Ia medicine, j'essayai de
fumer. Eains efforts: 4 chaque nou-
velle tentative, rennemi me terras-
salt ct me laissait gisant sur le car
reau. (Nouveaux ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Jentrai dams lie corps medical de la
t1otte, ct Ia encore ~j'essayai de flu
mer. &c fut pour me vOir une fois
de plus vaincu par lie tabac. Ainsi
ravaisje en- haine mortelle. Je
crois bien que j'aurais alors appuy6
avec enthousiasme toute mesure d.
rigee cOntre lie tabac on les fumeurs.
Vaccinations frenetiques.)
II y a quelques annees. je voya
geais en- Bretagne avec deux GU
trois amis. Un jour, quill pleuvait
a verse, nous dunes nous refugier
dams n miserable auberge de vii
lage. La perspective dun apres-
midi d passer Ia n'avait rien de re-
jouissant, ct la pluie semblait ne
pas vouloir s'arr6ter. Mes compa-
gnons Sc mirent a fumer, ct, en- de-
pit de tout, ills avaient Pair 81 salts
fats de leur sort que je me dis Ma
fol, je vais essayer da faire CONNIE
eux!... (Murmures.) Je pris un CT
gare. ...(Mouvements en- sens di-
vers). Je lallumai. =. Tout l'audi.
toire est suspendu aux levres de
rorateur), ct je lie trouvai delicieux!
...(vociferations indignees.)
De ce jour je fus convert AL ia
bac, ct je declare qua mon sens fu.
mer moderement est une pratique
comfortable ct meme louable, car les
etfets sont %eXcellents. Confusion
! generate DIES adversaires du tabac.
i-Rires unanimes du cote DIES fu-
meurs.) the pipe nest pas plus
dangereuse qu'une tasse de the vert
prise a reXces on peut Sc tuer a
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E1emple remarquable d'am0ui'
materntl.

Cne jeune mere, une negrcsSe,
don't le nom nous est inconnu,
await etc invitee a un bal qui sc
IdOnnait samedi dernier dansla sale
Waverley. La tentation etait gran
de, lc bal otfrait tant d'attraits;
mails cue faire du poupon de i mois
qui pendait a son sein Pas de vol.
sine c%omplaisante pour prendre
soin du petit g6neur.
Brief, ellie prend un parti decisif.
Ellie envelope lie beb6 dams des
couvertures, lie pose al milieu du
lit, ct apres avoir fait une toilette
sOmmaire, Sc rend au bal OH nous
avons tout lieu de croire qu'elle
s,amusa 6nOrm6ment.
~Mais pendant que la mere dan.
salt, lie petit malheureux, qu'elle
await laisse a la maisOn, s'agitait
dams lie lit, tombait dams la ruelle.
ct par un hasard inoui, s'Gtran-
glait !oin de tout secOurs. Quand
la tendre mere rentra ellie ne put
que cOnstater lie deces de son en-
FAINT, CONNIE on dit dams les fats
divers.
On Sc demande 81 lie rejeton fnt
beaucOup pleure.
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PRENEZ GARDE AVANT DE VOUS
AssEoiR.-La compagnie Morgan
sest fendue; pardon, je veux dire
Tn'elle s'est mise Ell frais pour faire
reparer les sieges dams lie ch ar con
sacre aux danes sur la ligne lie
Thibodaux a Terrebonne Station.
Lesdits sieges ont etc rembourr6s
ct rccouverts dune espece de toilc
Gree. LIE tout est assez jolt a l'eil,
mails, Gear il Y a un mais) les danes
dissent quill est impossible de Sc
servir de ces sieges sans exporter
en- les quittant une marque plus GU
moins indelebile due a la mauvaise
qualite de la toile ciree qui les re-
cOuvre.
Nous plaignons s%incerement la
compagnle d'avoir de 81 mauvais
fournisseurs, car nous he pouvons
supposer un instant quill entire
dams SEES vues de Sc servir de mate
riaux dune aussi detestable quail
te.
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TROTTCIR.-Le trOttoir Qui CON
duit de In vile de ThibodauX 4 Fe-
elise st. Joseph est termine, a la
grande satisfaction DIES interesseS,
c'est.a-dire du public en- general.
Nous croyOns ~sincerement que nous
devons nous frliciter de ce r6sultat
qui etOnne meme nos viSiteurs de Ia
Nile Orleans. De tOutes les petites
villes que nou commissions, 1hlbo
daux est certainement une dies
mieuX partagees Ell fait de trotolrs;
ce qui nest pas n raison pour
s'arrtter en- 81 beau chemin ct he
pas faire mieux, 81 possible. Dams
quelques rucs, In locomOtien est
trop difficile ct trop dGsagreable en-
a de mauvais temps; ele est
meme rendue impossible pour les
danes, faute de trottoirs Sutisants.
AllOnS, peres consents, sOya alma
bleS ct sit0t que vOus lie pOurrez
donnez-nous DIES Janquettes partout.
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BUGGIES, ETC Nous prenOnS
plaisir a recommander d nos lee.
teurs la maison f. G. Fenner, situee
105 ct 1O7 rue Gravier, d la NOu.
velle- Orleans. Pour touS ceuX qul
veulent acheter de contisnce ct d
bon marche un v6hicule Quelcon.
que, depuis lie vGlocipeds jusqu'.
aux buggies, barouches etc, etc,
mons ne commissions pas de neil
leure maison, nj de mieax fournie
que celle don't nous parions. On
peut voir ct admirer les plus beaux
specimens ell tait de carrOSserie
dams I'LL waste batiment de IS pieds
lie large sur 12O pieds de prOfon-
deur, ct ledit batiment a uuatre
etageS.
La grande ct Tongue experience
de Mr.. Fenner, dams tout ce qui
reSardela c~arrosSc"ie, Sa profOnde
commissioned DIES beSoins de nos
planteurS ct de nos habitants. en-
font I'm auXiliaire precienX pour
cenx qui ont on peuvent avoir be-
som de SEES services.
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NOTECz;.
MeublcS CT u~Sfensilek de maenayc

Nine Hesse. devant gutter Thiholanx pro
enhancement. est prGte il vendre a trts-hon
marcht. ponr eviter les ii AIS de transport. son
iu"bilier con>isfant en- plusieur> :rmoires.
bureau. toilette. ciaiseS. herceuSes, tables.
sofa. slave Il 2aznlin". Glacicrc. natterie de
cuisine. VaiSSeille etc. ;oilt lI2I-oS.
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TAXES.-NOs lecteurS trOuverOnt
dams ce journal me notice emanant
du collector de taxes.
Ceux que celia concerne fcront
bien den prendre notre ct d'aller
au plus tot rendre viSite Il Mr.. LO-
rio celia pourra Gviter DIES frais en-
meme temps qu'ils trouveront une
excellente occasion de renOner con
naissance, avec lie collector susdit
don't la politesse, l'obligcance ct la
courtoiSlc sont 81 appreciates dams
cette paroisse.
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DECES.-Le 10 du mOis d'aont
1886, Nine Neuve Gabriel Dionne,
nee Paris, a st. Pierre les Bec4uets,
Province de Canada, est decedee i
Page de 81 ans sur Fhabitation de
son fills, Mr. George Dionne, parois-
Sc Lafourche, Line.
Les l%ournaux de Quebec ct de
Montreal sout prizes de reproduire.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

JURY DE POLICE.-C'est lundi
proclaim que dot Sc reunir lie jury
de Police. Dams cette sGance, il Sc
ra, dit on, agite DIES questions qui
sont dune grande Importance pour
la paroisse.
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NOTICE

Des Submissions caclletees s"rnnt recues
pendant dix jouis par le soussigne pour la
fonrnltlrc dies pupitrts. baics ct Ierectioh lie
dcuN cabinets pour i'ecoie connue snus lie nom
de "Wlltrel Due School"
THOMAS A. BADEAUN.
superintendent de IA narosise Lafourche.
ThlbodauN La. Aug. 9TH 1856.
>.
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En- VOYAGE.-Jeudi dernier, Mr..
s. Blum, un de los marchands bien
connus, quittait ThibodauX pour Sc
rendre ell Pennsylvania. ii sc pro.
pose, dams Sol voyage, de rfunir
Futile a l'aSr6able, Costa dire quill
aura l'uil aux lnterGts de son COM
merce dams les acllats quill vent
faire, ct QUEEN meme temps, il aura
roccasion d'aller visiter un frere i
lui quill ma point WI depnis de NOM
breuSes anneeS.
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BONNIE OCCASION.-NOS lecteurS
sont prizes de porter lcur attention
sur rannOnce de Mime IIeSSe, uui.
pour cause de dGpart proclaim. sc
propose de vendre ct Ot1re en- con
sequence son mObilicr 4 cenX que
cette occasion peut tenter. NoyeZ
la notice ct vOuS acquerrez In Ger,
titude quill Y a, pour ceux qui Ell
ont besoin, une magnifiqne occasion
de monter d pen de fraiS TN bon
menage-la femme eXceptee.
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a.x.4,-11uJr zIN nv BET.-1 met Il gen .le--
man recently who told me that he never
made but one bet in his life, and although
he won it yet the money brought him so
much bad luck that he never repeated the
Offense. It was made on a presidential
election, and he won $500. He was away
from home at the time, ard he invested
the money in a handsome set of furniture
for his wife. Their home WAS being i'm
proved, and this set of furniture would be
a pleasant surprise to her. The furniture
was packed and shipped. but an accident
happene d to the boat and it was tied up
six weeks in a hot port. When delivered
it was SO much damaged that aftei le-
moving the handsome marble tops the far
niture was sent to a cabinet shop for
repairs. Shortly afterwarl the Shop took
fire and the furniture was !arned. On his
return home. after hear'.s y. the loss OF
his furniture, he found tina; ore of Il G
workmen had let something ..Ail On one Of
the marble slabs and broken it. He
thought he would finish the business, SO
he got sledge hammer and smashed The
whole lot of marble His only son, boy
8 years of age, stood by to see the fun, hut
stumbled and fell on sharp piece OF mar
BILE, receiving a dangerous wound on his
temple He has grown to manhood, but
will carry to his grave an ugly scar.
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
Paris, Texas, by the remarkable recovery OF
Mr.. j. E. Corley, who was so helpless that
he could not turn in bed, or raise his head
everybody said that he was dying of con-
sumption. A trial bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery was sent. him. Finding
relief, he bought a large bottle and q box
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. By the time
he had taken two boxes OF pills and two
Rad gained in flesh thirty six pounds
Trial bottles of this great remedy for Con-
sumption free at Hughes & Robinson S
Drug Store
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The Sea Scourge.

OR FOUR MONTHS ON THE CONF EDERATE
PRIVATEER ALABAMA.
Being the thrilling experiences of one OF
her crew upon her memorable and destruc-
tive cruise around the world, wildly writ.
ten and described in the New York WA
VERIFY and now for sale by all newsdeal-
ers. Ask for No 20, or send t, the Wa
verify Publishing CO., 81 Warren ST., New
York, for free sample copy.
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THE GREAT PIOWl
THE OLIVER CHILLED

stands unequalled and no experiment. Au-
buying more, attest this fact. More manufac-
tured In one year (225 ,0O0) than any other maker
has in use. New Plows come. are tried. and go,
but the OLIVER stays, and adds daily to its
celebrated reputation. l6 sold last Court-day
and 43 in the succeeding ten days.
GENUINE POINTS AND OTHER REPAIRS RE-
CEIvED BY THE CAR LOAD.
~ Beware of Imitation or Bogus Oliver
Points, made by Foundries in the Valley,
though offered low. Ask for the genuine and
take no other. Sold only by ourselves and our
authorized agents throughout the county.
LYNN & CO.,
augl2 Staunton, Va.
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Let it rest. All! how many hearts OF

Let it rest. All how many hearts on
the brink of anxiety and disquietude by
this simple sentence have been calm and
happy! Some proceeding has wounded
MS by the want of tact; let it rest; no ore
will think of it again. A harsh OF un-
Just sentence irritates us: let it rest who
ever may give vent to it will be pleased
to see it is forgotten. Apainful scandal is
about to estrange us from our friend: let
it rest, and thus preserve our charity.
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IRISH LIoNs.-In the Gardens Of the
Royal Geological Society of Dublin, whose
lion-breeding has become famous, no less
than 131 lion cubs have been born since
1859. They were the offspring of nine lion
esses and four lions. one lioness having
been the motherof IS cubs. OF ISL cubs
ITO were reared. The females greatly ex-
ceeded the males, the numbers being "a to
SIS, with the sex of one unecorded. No
lion or lioness ever lived in the Gardens
for more than sixteen years, and it is
probable that twelve to fourteen years is
the average duration Of lion life, This in
teresting family trace its ancestry to a
pair of lions brought from South Africa
n 1855.
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A small liver of true ink, with which
letters have been written, is one of the
natural ctlriosities Of Algeria. 1t is
formed by The union of two rivulets. one
Of which is very strongly i,npregnated
with iron, while the other has inbib9d
gallo acid from a peat marsh through
which ii passes,
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE!

The great popularity of the OLIVER CHILLED
PLOW has induced several parties to make and
sell so-called OLIVER CHILLED Points, which
fail to give satisfaction, as many farmers re-
port to us.
The Genuine Points are only sold by ourselves
and our agents at Arbor Hill. Middlebrook,
Spring. Fishersville, Waynesboro, New Hope.
Mt. sidney. Parnassus, Stover's Shop, San
gersvtlle, Meyers Cave Station and burke,s
Mill.
You can always get the genuine from
our agents, az any one of them selling the So
called Points would forfeit his agency.
Ask for the Genuine repairs and take no
augi2 LYNN & co.
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anlys.Iy

EURNTTURE! FURNITURE!!
Having removed our Furniture store Room
from the corner of Main and Lewis Streets to
the
sOMERvILLE BUILDING,
Main Street, two doors west of Postofice, we
Invite the attention of the public to the most
----- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
Furniture has been designed and made with
especial reference to the needs of this market,
and, we are satisfied, will meet the wants OF ali
who desire neat. substantial and durable goods
We are also manufacturing
MATTRESSES
of all descriptions-Hair, Shuck, Cotton to
and Hair-top-and Renovating and renew in
Chairs Bottomed at the lowest figures, and a
full line of
CHAIRS, PARLOR SUITS,
and everything else that's handled in that line,
We warrant all furniture sold by us to be
precisely what it is sold for. If not as repre-
sented. the money will be refunded.
seps 'es HIUsHBXsibaH BROS. s. co.
late of DR.. G. S.Walker & Co.
HUGHES & ROBINSON,
Successors to DR.. G. s. Walker & Co..
No. SOUTH AUGUSTA ST.,
-- DRUGGISTS,
And dealers in
WATERS, FANCY ARTICLES, &C.. &C.
Solo AuopSc for
Longnsa,a &c Martinez Pare Prepared Paints
the best, and cheapest made. Every gallon
guaranteed.
Agents for the PHARMACEUgiCAL PREP A.
KATlUNS OF Jno. Wyeea " Brc., Philadelphia.
A full line always on hand
Physicians are invited to call and get Dose
Also a ls for MooRE's CSiIsoM FINISH.
for walls and ceilings, guaranteed to be equal
to any Kalsominc made. and sold at a much
lower price. jlyS
Y. NJ. B1cKLE. NJ. B. HAMR1cK
DICKLE & HAMRICK,
Having largely increased our stock and facil-
ties, and being now prepared to fill all orders
arge or small, we respectfully invite careful
- FURNITURE -
Of all descriptions from the plainest to the mos1
elegant.
Special and careful attention will be given to
Onducttng FUNERALS.
CAsKETS AND COFFINS, from the most ex
pensive to the cheapest, furnished at shOr1
notice. This department is under the charge
Mr.. w. d. GAMBLER, funeral director o
80 years experience.
az Bodies preserved any length of time il
the hottest weather.
~ Ice Baskets and embalming fluids fur
nished on application.
Handsome Hearse in attendance. jly23
SCHOOL BooKs'
SCHOOL SUPPLIES!
FULLEST ASSORTMENT
Second Hand Books Price and
Upacards.
Exercise Books, Tablets,
School Bags, Book Straps.
States, Scholars Companions
| Pencils and Inks Pens and Holders,
DRAWING PAPERS AND RULERS,
Everything used IN the School Room.
GOOD GooDs-cHEAP PRICES
HUNTER & Co.,
sep2 4E.Main street, Staunton, Va
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In The Trinity College Botanic Garden.
Dublin, d tree has produced some seedless
and coreless pears from a second crop OF
blossoms, which lacked vitality to form a
core with seeds.
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NO. "a
Wealthy Negroes.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
| John w. Cromwell, negro Journalist
in Philadelphia, has compiled an exhibit
of the business condition of his race in
America.
The Carolinas take the lead in the num-
Der Of well-to-do negroes North Carolina
has twenty who are worth from $4,000 to
$4,000 each. In South Carolina the
negroes own $40, 000,0 900 worth of property.
In Charleston fourteen men represent
100000. Thomas r. Smalls is worth
$4,000 and Charles G. Leslie is worth
$4,000. The family of Noisettes, truck
farmers, are worth $150,000 In the CITY
savings banks the negroes have $124,-
9S6.s5 on deposit. One man has over
$4,000. He recently bought $4,000
plantation and paid 81 600 in cash.
In Philadelphia John w. Mckee is
worth half million. lie owns 400 houses.
Several are worth $1,000 each.
The negroes of New York own from
four TO six million dollars worth of real
estate. z. A. White, wholesale drug
gist. is worth a quarter of million, and
has an annual business of $500, 900. Cath
crime Black is worth $150,000
In New Jersey the negroes own $1,000,
600 worth Of real estate. Baltimore has
more negro home owners than any other
larsa cit.,. Nineteen men afe worth 4
total of SS00,000 John Thomas, tie
wealthest, is worth about $3.50, 600. Less
than one hundred negroes in Washington
are worth total of 81 900 600
In Louisiana the negroes pay taxes on
$15,000,000 in New Orleans, and $50, OOO,-
600 in the state. Ionic Lafon, French
quadroon, is worth 81, 100000 The Nor
Ger Bros, clothlers, carry stock of $780,
900. Missouri has twenty.seven citizens
worth a million dollars in amounts rang.
ing from $50, 900 to $3.50, 900.
The richest colored woman of the South,
Amanda Eubanks. made so by the will of
her white father, is worth 100000, and
lives near Augusta, Ga Chicago. the
home of $4,000 colored people, has three
colored firms in business whose proprie-
tors represent $4,000 each, one $4,000
and nine $4,000. The Eastlake furniture
company is worth $40, 900. Al. Scott has
5000 invested in the livery business and
is worth 100000, including weil-stocked
farm in Michigan. Mrs. John Jones and
Richard Grant are worth SIC, 600 each. A.
6. White, of ST. Louis, formerly puryeyoY
to the Anchor line of steamers, after
financial reverses, has, since the age of
forty five. retrieved his fortunes and accn
mulated $4,000. Mrs. M CSSlnal
San Francisco colored -
account of $50
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-11-18

Love, whet' Ter ewly born or aroused
from IL death. iske slnmher, must always
c.e tie sunshine, fiji i IL heart So fi!'l
Of radiance that it oYettl'ss :ipea III"
outward world.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-11-18

The King of Denmark is truly pater-
nal monarch. Finding that during the
recent severe weather the royal foot
guards were suffering greatly from cnlas
and coughs. this good "I:I gea,lsn.a or
derea i sHp,ly Of Dr.. bitl's t.n6a}i syiHH
for them 4tiil,.nw he seIa.ias axe aHlrx.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-11-18

Having purchased Mr.. Mix's stock at great
sacrafice with view Of carrying on the Watch
and JeWelry business, 1t gives me great pleas
ure TO announce to my old friends and the pub
lie in general that am prepared to guarantee
the utmost satisfaction in the Watch and Jew
elry Repair Departments.
will continue to sell the stock at and below
cost for the present. EVERYTHING in the
line of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and
SILVER PLATED WARE. Rogers q Bros
KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS. furnished at
lowest prices. CHAS. BURSCHELL,
maylS Mlx'sOld stand.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-11-18

II was most ready TO return a blow and
would not brook ut all this sort of thing, =
for knew | could cure all damages with
Salvation Oil.