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THIBODAUX, SAMEDI JANVlER H. 1883.
No. q:

France,-et celia etait inevitable -
renouerait la chaine des traditions
uapoleoniennes.
On demauda sa main pour un
jeune deput6 Republican,, qoi We.
matt de. .debuter tres. .brillamment a la
chambre. ct a qri l'avcnir reservait
les plus brillanres des:inees, car la
lepublique etait fondee en- France
sur des bases :ndestructibles.
On demanda sa main pour un
jeune Espagno! de Ia plus hauto
! voice ct On lui donna a entendre
que la soir6e de contrat aurait lieu
dams IL palais dune refine qui ne
demeure pas tre>,loiu lie Pare de
rEtOile. On trOuve, d'ailleurs,
son adresse .laus rAlmanach Bot
tim. car il y a des reines au-
jouri'hui qui ont leur adresse dams
le Bottin, entre un notaire ct un
herboriste. II ny que les rois de
France qui lie demeurent plus en-
France.
On demanta sa main pour le fills
dun pair HAngleterre ct pour le
| fills dun membre de la chambre des
seigneurs lie Vienne !; SO main pour
le fills dun banquier de Paris ct
pour le flls d'nn ambassador de
Russie; sa main pour un comte
honsrois ct pour un prince italien
49,. ct aussi pour de braves petlts
jennes gems qui n'etaient rien, ma
vaient rien, III nom III fortune.
Mais Bettina leur await accord6 un
tour de valse, ct, sc croyant irresis-
tibles, ills esp6raient avoir fait bat
tre son petit ceur.
Rien, jusqu'a present, ne pavait.
fait battre, ce petit cenr, ct la re-
ponse pour tons await e,e la meme:
Non .non!. Encore non
Toujours non!
Quelqucs jours apres cette repre-
seutation d'A1da, les deux s@urs.
avaient Gu ensemble une assez Ion
que conversation sur cetle eternel!e
question de marriage. Certain nom
await ete prohonce par madame
Scott, qui await provoque de Ia part
de Miss Perclval le refus le plus
net ct le plus energique.
Et, Suzie, ell riant, await dit a sa
sour:
-Vous serez bien forcee, cepen-
daut, Bettina, de fnir par vous
marier. -.
-Oui, certainement!.. >. Mais je
serais 81 f;ichee, Suzie, de me ma.
Iier sans amour !.... II me semble
que, pour me 1esoudre a une chose
pareille, j'aurais besoin de me voir
tout d fait Ell danger de mourir
vieille file. .et je men suis pas lat
Non, pas encore.
-Attendons alors: attendons!
Attentions to-. Mais, parmi
tous ces amon:eux que vous
trainez apres vous depuis On an, il
y en- await lie bien gentils, de bien
aimables, ct il est vrai'neut un peu
Orange qu'aucun deux.
-Aucun!.. 80. ma Suzie; aucun,
absolument Pourquoi ne vous di-
rais-je pas la v6rite1 Est.ce leur
fautoi Ont-ils 6te maladroits I Au-
raient-ils pu, gu s'y prenant mieox,
trOUver 10 chtmin de mon cDur.
Ou bien est-ce n,a faute 4 moi I Ce
chemin de mon c@ur serait.il, par
hasard, une vilaine route escarp6e,
rocailleuse, inaccessible, ct par Oh
personne jsmais ne passeraf Se--
rais;j ;je une m6chante petite creature,
seche, froide, ct condamnee 4 ne
jamais aimerl
-Je ne cr0ls pas.
Nj moi bon plus. -. mais, jus.
QUA present, cependaut, VOLTA mon
histoirel Non, je mai rien senti Qui
RESEMBLE & de PamOur. Voue
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Liable
COnSfNutjm.
PAR
lCDDvlC IALEVY.
de iAcAdGmie Frnncaise.

n'effrayerent pas madame Norton,
qui savait avoir affaire a un homme
du plus serieux merite; mais lui,
avant de Sc decider, demanda la
! permission de telegraphier a New.
York. II await besoin de prendre
/ des renseignements. La repouse
! fut favorable. II accepta.
LIE second grand artistic etait IN
piquear d'nne tres rare ct tres. .haute
capacite, qui venait de Sc retirer
: apres fortune faite. II consentit
dependant a organiser les ecuries
de madame Scott. IL tut entendu
quill aurait t6ute liberte dams les
acquisitions de chevaux, quill he
porteralt pas la livree, quill cho,si
rait les cochers, les grooms ct les
palefreniers, quill ny aurait jamais
MONS de quirze chevaux a Fecurie,
qu'aucun march6 ne Sc ferait avec
L. carossiers ct avec le SELLER sans
s~n Intervention ct quill ne monte
RAFT sur le siege que le matin, eo
costume de rale, pour douner des
lecons de guides a ces danes ct
aux enfants, sill 6tait necessaire.
Le chef prit possession de ses
fourneanx ct lie piqueur de ses ecu
ries. Tout !e reste n'etait qn'une
question d'argent, ct madame Nor.
ton a Get egard usa largement de
ses pleins pouvoirs. Ellie, se con
torma aux instructions qu'elle await
recues. Ellie fit, dams ce court es-
pace de deux mois, de veritables
prodiges, pour que Pinstallation des
Scott fIt absolnment complete ct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Et VOLTA comment, loraque, le is
avril 1880, M. Scott, Suzie ct Bet
tina descendirent du rapide du Ha-
vre, a quatre heures ct demie, sur
10 quai de la gare Saint Lazare, lis
trouverent madame Norton, qui
leur dit:
-Votre caleche est Ia, dams Ia
cour. lily a derriere la caleche, un
landau pour les enfants ct, derriere
! lie landau, IN omnibus pour les
domestiques. Les trois voitures a
votre chiffre, conduites par vos CO.
chers ct attelees de vOs chevaux'
Vous demeurez: "a, rue MurilIo, ct
voici 10 menu de votre diner de ce
soir. Vous m'avez invit6e, il Y n
deux mois, j'accepte ct je prendrai
meme Ia libert6 de vous amener
une Quinzaine de personnes. Je
fournis tout. meme les invites.
Rassarez.vous, vous les connaissez
tous, ce sont de nos amis communs
80. ct, des ce soir, nous ponrrons
iuger des m6rites de votre cuisinier.
Madame Norton remit q madame
Scott une iolie petite carte entouree
dun filet dor, qui portait ces mots :
Menu dw diner du Is aurl 1880, ct
au.dessous: Consomm6 d la pari.
sienne, truites saumonces q Ia russo,
etc.
LIE premier Parisien qui cut phon
neur ct le plaisir de rendre homma.
ge d la beaute de madame Scott ct
miss Percival fut un petit marmi-
ton dune quinzaine d'ann6es, qui
| Sc trouvait Ia, v6tu de blanc, sa
| manue d'osier surla tete, su moment
Oh le cocher de madame Scott, gene
par M embarras de voitures, sor.
| TAFT di6icilement de la cour dc Ia
| gsre. Le petit marmiton s'arreta
| net sur 10 trottsir, ouvrit de grands
yeux, regarda les dsux snurs avec
| "a air d'6bahissement e lesr lases
| hardinsnt On plein visage g sia-
pie net: ]. !. q.
2 ss 81 AZ ss S. ssss
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LorsQu'elle await racont6 sou his.

IOlIo d dOUc OOuStdutlu, IuAuauc
Scott n'avait pas tout dit -. on ne
dit jamais tout. Ellie Sc savait
charmante, aimait qu'ou sen aper-
cut, ct ne haI>sait pas Qu'on le lui
dit. En- un mot, ellie 6tait CO.
quette. Aurait-el!e etc Parisienne
sans celia! NJ. Scott await ell sa
femme une ple,ne confance ct lui
laissait une entiere liberte. II sc
montrait peu- C'etait uu gallant
l.omme qui Sc sentait vaguement
einharrass6 d'avoir fsit un tel ma
riage, d'avoir epouse tant Uargent.
Ayant le godt des affaires, il Sc
plaisait Sc consacrer tout enter
4 administration des deux enor.
mes fortunes qui etaielt dams ses
mains, 4 les grossir sans cesse, q
dire tous les ans Il sa femme ct q 81
belle-s@nr
-Vous ates encore plus riches
que Fannee derni6re.
Non content de WELLER avec beau.
coup de prudence ct d'habilet6 aux
inter6ts quill await laisses EN- Anne
rique, il Ne lanca, EN- France, dams
de grandes affaires, ct reussit a Pa
ris CONNIE il await r6ussi 4 New.
York. Pour gagner de pargent, il
NY a rien de tel que Dc n'avoir pas
besoin den gagner.
On fit Ia cour madame Scott,
on la lui fit enormement. .. OH la
lui fit Ell fraucais, ell anglais, en-
italien, Ell espagnol. 49,. car ellie
savait ces quatres langues. ct
VOLTA encore nn avantage que les
etrangeres ont sur ces pauvres Pa.
risiennes, qui, generalement, ne
connaissent que leur langue mater
nellie ct mont pas la resource des
passions internationales.
Madame Scott ne prit pas de ba-
ton pour METRE les gems dehors.
Ellie cut, en- meme temps dix, vingt,
trente adorateurs. Nul ne put ST.
vanter dune preference quelconque.
d tous ellie opposa Ia meme resis-
tance aimable, enjou6e, riante. :.
II fnt clair qu'elle s'amusait du jeu
ct Dc prenait pas un instant la par
tie an s6rieux. Ellie jouait pour le
plaisir, pour l'honneur, pour Pamour
de Part. NJ. Scott n'eut jamais Ia
moindre inquietude; il await par
faitement raison d'6tre tranqullle
Bien plus. il jouissait des success de
sa femme; il etait heureux de la
voir heureuse. II paimait beaucoup
:. .un peu plus qu'elle-m6me ne rai-
matt. Lui, ellie raimait bien, ct
VOLTA tput. Eyaun grande dis
tancc entire bien ct beaucoup quand
ces deux advelbes sont places >apres
le VERDE: aimer.
Quand a Bettina, ce fnt autour
d'elle une course fantastique,
une ronde infernale Une telle
fortune! une telle beaute! Miss
Percival Gtait ariiv6e i Paris le Is
avril; quinze jours he s'etaient pas
ecoules que les de,nandes Ell maria.
&c commencement pleuvoir. Dams
le cours de cette premiere annee,--
Bettina s'6tait amusee & tenir fort
exactement cette petite comptabi-
lite,-dans le cours dc cette pre-
micro aimee, ellie anrait pu, 81 ellie
Favait voulu, se n,arier trente-qua-
tre fois... ct quelle variete de
pr6tendants
On demanda sa main pour un
jeune exil6 qui, dams lie certaines
6vantualit6s, pouvait 6tre appele &
monter sur un tr6ne, tout petit, i!
est vrai, m.is snr I'M t'6ne cepen.
dant.
On delnanda ~ main pour un
jeune due, qni ferait grantle figure
& Ia codr, lorsqne IL Franc-,-et
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Suouu GIG VII Nou1I les IlucTS I'll
les cheveux blancs, madame Reca.
mier disait q une de ses amies:
All! ma chere, il NY a plus
diffusion q sc faire. Depuis le
jour Oh j'ai WI que les petits ramo-
neurs pe Sc retournaient plus dams
la rue pour me regarder, Iai com
pris que tout etait fini.
L'opinion des petits marmitons
vaut, en- paleil cas-, Iopinion des
petits ramoneurs....T Tout n'etalt
pas ini pour Suzie ct pour Rettina /;
tout cornmencait, au contraire.
Cling minutes apres, Ia caleche
de madame Scott montait le bouve-
lard Haussmann au trOt lent ct
cadence de deux admirables che.
vaux; Paris comptait deux Pari,
siennes de plus.
LIE success dc madame Scott ct
de miss Percival fut imm6diat, d9ci.
slf, foudroyant. Les beauties dc
Paris ne sout pas classees ct cata-
loguees CONNIE les beauties de Lon
dres. Elles ne font pas publier
leurs portraits dams les journanx
ilIustr6s ct ne laissent pas vendre
leurs photographers chez les pape-
tiers. 30. dependant, il existe tou-
jours un petit etat-major Dune
vingtaine de femmes qui represen-
tent la grace, pelegance ct la beaut6
parisiennes, lesquelles femmes,
aprAs dix ou douze ann6es de SER
vices, passent Gans le cadre de
reserve, tout CONNIE les vieux gene.
raux.
.Suzie ct Bettina firent tout de
suite partie de CO petit 6tat.maior.
Ce fut laffaire de vingt.quatre
heures, car tout Sc passa entire huit
heures du matin ct minuit, lie lende.
main meme de leur arrivee d Paris.
Imaginez une sorte de. petite fee.
rie en- trois actes ct dout le success
trait grandissant de tableau en-
tablean:
10 Une promenade a cheval, lie
matin, a dix heures, au Bois, avec
les deux merveilleux grooms impor
t6s d'Amerique; 'f'
90 Une promenade a pied, a six
heures, dams pallee des Acacias;
80 Une apparition q rOpera, lie
soir a dix heures, dams la loge de
madame Norton.
Les deux nourelles furent imm6.
diatement remarqu6es ct appreciates,
CONNIE elles meritaient de r&tre,
par les trente ou quarante person.
ues qui constituent une sorte de
tribunal myst6rieux ct qui rendent,
au nom de tout Paris, des arr6ts
sans appel. Ces trente ou quarante
personnes ont, de temps en- temps,
la fantaisie de declarer delic;eust
telle femme manifestemenr laide.
Celia suffit. Ellie parait d<licieuse a
dater de ce jour.
La beant6s des deux seurs ne
TAFT pas discutable. On admira, le
matin, leur grace, leur elegance e,
leur distinction on decIara, dams
l'apres-midi, qu'elIes avaient Ia
d6marche precise ct hardie de- deus
jeunes deesses; ct, 10 soir, CO ne
fat qu'un cri sur pideale perfection,
de leurs 6paules.' La partie etai,
gagnee. Tout Paris, des lors, Gu,
pour les deux s9urs les yeux du
petit marmit0n de la rue d'Amster
dam /; tout Paris repeta son Masette
bien entendu avec les variantcs e1
les d6velloppements imposes pal
les usages du monde.
LIE salon de madame Scott pri,
imm6diatement tournure. Lei
hsbitu6s de trois on quatre grande.
,aisons americaines sc transporter
ent en- masse chez les Scott. oui enr
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EON QUEYROUZE,
" Nholesale Grocer d Con,Dsissien Merchant,
Importer OF
WINES AND LIQUORS
And lealer in all kinds Of
KESTERN AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
No. % Decatur street,
aprS6-ly. New Orleans, La.
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cUMTER HOUSE,
= ls Decatur street, opposite he Ptst Ot5ee,
- lunch from 10 A. M. to r. NJ NJ q. La.
AFEST BEER, WINES AND LIQUORS.
FRANK J. BlSTES, Proprietor.
sWnerly Of the "Gem Saloon" and lately OF
the "Jewel Df the south"
Apr-s4S6ly'
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N. O. BUSINESS .ARDN.

AZ. Himel. 20. Box 2oss. W. F. Himel
-uMEl. BROS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
mud CeMMISSION MERCHANTS.
-Dcalers in
r,..r Corn Meal, Grits, Pork, Lard, Meats,
SOAP, Starch. Canned Goods, Coffee dc.
norETRY SUPPLIES 4 SPECIALITY,
no. 7j Decatur street,
Apr-ss-ly. New Orleans La.
r. MICOLO,
Gg,,e,ai Commission Merchant.
and dealer in all kinds Of
,rrcrrRN AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
No. % Dec;ltu ur street,
late Old Levee)
ae-lv NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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A Cana Across italy.

1t is proposed to commence a canal
upon the western shore of Italy. just
above Civita Veechia, at Castro, and
TO cut through to Fano on the eastern
Or Adriatic shore. A glance at the
nap of Italy will show that in this line
two lakes are met, those of Bo.sena
aud Trasimeno, and it is proposed to
drain these two lakes, thus securing
the area for cultivation. The length
of the canal will be about 169 miles,
the width of it 10 yards, and its depth
is to be about 13 yards, so that ships OF
any tonnage, and even men-of-war,
will be able to pass through it. The
cost of the canal is reckoned at 800
900, 900 francs, that is, f20, 900, 600. II
is estimated that the work could be
completed in five years from its com
mencement The Italian journals are
highly interested in the project and
are taking up the matter warmly, and
when the fact of the long sea passage
round the south coast Of Italy and up the
stormy Adriatic to Trieste and Venice
is remembered, certainly the canal
would be of immense service to the
whole of Southern Europe. London
Fi0d3o
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-11-16

All the chief shops it Milan are in
a glass-roof arcade four blocks long.
1t costs over $3,O00,OOO year to
maintain the London police force.
Two thirds of the land in England
and Wales is held by 10,207 owners,
and sixteen of this number own l, 163,-
02S acres.
The Bible seeks to regulate our
actions in this world, not exclusively
by considerations that relate simply to
this life, but mainly by motives that
are drawn from another life, and that
relate to God and what he requires of
his moral creatures. True godliness
embraces both lives in its vision and
motives to action The Independent.
-''Of All that ] brought with me
from tb. 4ome of my childhood into the
world, says leading business mau.
1.-The most valuable possession was the
Rabit of kneeling to ask Gods blessing,
night and morning. 1t kept alive in
'ne the idea that there was a power
stronger THAI stronger than money
or business or life ITSELF That idea
saved me-"
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The destruction of forests has pro.
ceeded so rapidly in Prussia of late
years that the Government has passed
a law protecting timber. 1t was found
that the climate in many districts was
changing, and rivers and lakes were
becoming shallow in consequence oi
the wholesale cutting away of woods.
-" You have very large mouth,
remarked dentist to a lady, ..Ir
deed!' was the indignant response
= Yes, pursued the dentist, "while f.
aave been filing this tooth of yo,l.
my operations have extended over n
teher." There was no further use fo,
ather.
Let each pastor and Christian
friend suggest The question to young
men and women whether they had not
better make arrangements to enter the
high school. academy or college, and
take an extended course of study. Pa
rents should have their attention di-
rected 10 their duty TO assist their sons
and daughters to obtain an education.
The importance of education should be
agitated each summer, that in their
autumn opening the schools may be
filled. - Christian Inquirer.
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BUYING A BONNET.
rsinine Nature as 1t Displays Itself In
Millinery store.

sensinine Nature 1t Displays Itself In
Millinery Store.
woman of forty and a girl OF
fshteen Went into fashionable mil
Aery store on Woodward avenue aud
sagan pricing goods.
Here's bonnet. mother, that'h
zlit We" said the girl. taiSiny a white
lce affair in her brown hand.
faint my style, said the woman.
=. sides | want hat, an all-ronnl hat.
thet kin wear to meetin' OF mu..ih'.
ike thet yere.
It was black straw hat, turned up
on the side with cluster OF whit.
lowers.
II like the posies. said the woman.
laying it on over her sunburne1 face
1t minds me of hat had on wheu
fust see your father. That was TWEEN
" years ago this very summer. How
do it locke
.Fust-rate," said the girl, pap
wont know you. Lor. mother. yon
look younger than me now, ef you ain 1
got much color.
The mother looked hard at herself
in the glass. There was great jeai
Of glass and very little mother. for she
was a small. spare woman and the ha,
covered her up.
I'm burned she said, '''twixt
eookin' an harvestin', but when were
your age, Sallie. my cheeks were red
der than yomn be. Do We think now
that in a high wind sich as we hey out
home | could keep it on?f
I'VE fasten them on with this" said
the milIiner, handing tine customer a
long pin.
Thank ye, ma'am. but my head
amt pin-cushion. Agin / run tibet
pin through it | wouldn't hev euuy
sense left. You may put on a pair q
strings and I'll take the hat. / ain /
he'd new one now for over four
sears."
The strings being supplied the hat
was paid for and put on. 1t was az
anomalous thing, tied hard down on
the head OF It's owner, bat as tie two
women went out the faces of both
Aeamed with happiness over the incou-
-ruous prrchasc. Perhaps the gil.
~ol.ced herself with the thought tina;
,ac nat that was not too young for the
mother might not be too o,d for tae
laughter -Detr0t Free Press.
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BRANDRETH's Puts are the best medi-
cine known.
First They are purely vegetable, in fact
a moderated food.
Scco8d-The same dose always produces
the saul. effect,-oiher purgatives require
increased doses and finally cease acting.
Third They purify the blood.
Eonrth-Ihey iuvigorate the digestion
and ,leanse the stomach and bowel.
Efffh They stimulate the liver and
carry off vitiated bile and other depraved
seCretiOns.
The first two o. three doses tell the
story The skin becomes clear, the eye
blight; the mind active; digestion is re
stored: costiveuess cured; the animal
vigor is recruited aud ali decay arrested.
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20, Jonn," said Mrs. Biones, i
have just found the most beautiful re
ceipt for currant jelly" ''Weu, wish
you'd find a receipt for your dress
makers bills" 20, no, John dear
That is not necessary. always have
NINE. Bruuetti make my dressnaker's 5
bills for me. ."-Harper' S Bazar.
A popular clergyman was greatly
bored by Lady who admired him with
out reserve. 20, my dear Mr.. X
said she, one Sunday afternoon, .'there
ism any harm in one loving ones pas
or, IS there?' Certainly not, ma
lame, " replied the worthy cleric, mot
the least in the world, so long as the
feeling is not reciprocated- :"
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A Bangor family has very bright
and knowing parrot, which the ladie.
have taught TO go through the act of
kissing IN response 10 the request,
Kiss me, Polly" One of the male
members of the family is in the h bit
Of plaguing the bird little. One
day he took Monsieur Parrot in his
hands, and, after s,roking his felthers
until he imagined that the .'t tilker''
WIS in the h,ppiest Mood, he said /:
"Now kiss me, Polly" At this the
polly made furious grab and tore
away large pnt of the mans nose.
They never speak now as tley pas
by.
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Timothy williams, aged seventy-six,
who lived at Lebanon, Conn, met with
a horrible death few days ego. In
climbing tree TO secure swarm OF
his bees which had lodged ON one Of
the brans hes he lost his balance aud
fell, scattering the bees as he did so.
The infuriated bees Immediately A.
tackled the old man, who. with a
broken leg, crawled away and sought
refuge under wagon. He made a
desperate fight, but without success
He was stung to death.
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Of all the means Of public conveyance IN large
city, even Tor few hours, during strike Of the
employees, means a general PARALYSIS OF trade
and industry for the time being and Is attended
with an enormous aggregate loss To the com
munity. How much more serious 10 the iudi.
YidnRi Is the general tie-up of his system, known
as constipation, and due TO the strike Of the
most important organs for more prudent treat
ment and better care. II too long neglected, a
torpid oT sluggish liver viii produce serinu.
forms of liver aud kidney diseases, malarial
trouble and chronic dyspepsia. Dr Pierce
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets are a preventive aud
cure Of those disorders. They are prompt SURE
and effective, pleasant 70 take, and positively
harmless
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-11-16

II Is faneied by a grateful patron that the next
comet viii appear IN the form of a huge bottle,
having Golden Medical Discovery Inscribed
upon IL In bold eltnfucters whether the cnnccft
aud high compliment viii be verified, remaias
TO be seen, bat Dr. Pierce Will continue 20 send
forth that wonderful vegetable compound, aud
potent eradicatuf OF disease II has no equal In
medicinal and health-giving properties, for
imparting vfgur aud tone TO the liver and kid
ncys, In purifying the blood, and through II
cleansing aud renewing the whole system. Fer
serofulous humors, aud consumption, or lung
sefoiula, IN Is early stages, II Is positis c
specific. Druggists.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-11-16
WHICH WAS IRE BACON OR SHAKES
REaRE

The authorship Of the dramatic productions
attributed IA the last of the above named Is agi-
tatng literary circles 10 the very centre, but af-
fects the practical masses far less than the mo-
mrNtBns question. how 70 regain or preserve
health. that essential of bodily and mental az
tivity. business success aud the pursuit uf hap
piness' We can throw far more light GA this
latter subject than the most profound Shakes
p arian can the question first proppunded.
If the system Is depleted. the nerves shaky; II
indigestion or constipation bothers one at times,
or constantly; II the skin 4 yellow, aud the
tongue fufrsd as In bilicrsugss. II there are
pFemonitory twingcs OF oncninfnE rheumatism
or neuralgia. II the kidneys are inactiTe--ilse
Hosfetter's stomach Bitfers, the finest recnper-
ant Of an aga prolific In beneficial and sueeess-
ftfi remedies Remember, II malaria threatens
Or afiicts, that IL urHtFalzes the poison and
fortihes the system