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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07

Josephus w. Northrop has been APP
pointed postmaster at East Fairfield,
and ID. r. Chapman at North Enos-
burgh.
The team of horses stolen from Liv-
eryman Ray at Brattleboro short
time ago, was recovered at Ware,
Mass. The thief escaped.
i. A. Dryden of Springfield, Mass.
has bought the f. p. Chandler place,
shop and machinery in Peru and in
tends to carry on the business.
The frame work is up for the stone
shed at Northfield, mostly boarded and
partly shingled. 1t is being built on a
curve, 100 feet long inside and 124 fl.
outside.
The November issue Of the Yer
mont Monthly will contain a compre-
hensive "write up" of the town of
Chester and a special edition for that
town will be published.
At the business meeting of the New
England Society of Dentists at Spring
field, Mass, DIR. G.. F. Cheney Of
Lyndonville was elected member of
the executive committee.
The employees in the square de-
partment of the Eagle Square Co. at
Salisbury are idle for few days,
some repairs being necessary. Some
other departments are working hard to
fill orders.
The Vermont State University at
Burlington has received a bequest of
$1,000 from the late Charles w. Rich
to found scholarship for students
from Swanton or from other towns if
none come from there.
The citizens of Wilmington met in
their town hall ON Monday evening to
talk over the advantages of having
"board of trade" organized. 1t was
the unanimous vote of the meeting that
a board Of trade be organized.
AT a meeting of the stockholders of
the Lyndon National Bauk held on
Oct. 29 to consider the subject of re-
iucing the stock from sl06,000 to
$50, 900, it was voted to so reduce it,.
There were 747 shares represented
There are five mills in Stowe that
turn out 800 carloads of lumber per
year. The lumber from these mills
all goes to Morrisville More lumber is
cut from seven mills and more
goes to Waterbury to be CARED. A
railroad is needed to increase the cut.
The brick hotel at Stowe is under
going repairs. New verandas are be-
ng built, and il is to be repainted and
Mr.. Dixie, the propric-
Ior, had a full house all summer and if
his business continues good it is proba-
Die that an addition win be needed ON
he house next season.
The new factory of the United
States Screen Co. at West Randolph is
now completed There are 10000 it.
of flooring. Tub fasteners, buckles,
,leds and window screens will be man
nfactred. A. w. Tewksbury & Son
now employ 60 men at their sash and
blind factory, and are month behind
IN orders.
Work has been begun on the inn
'rovements at the Caledonia County
Fair Ground. The track is TO be rails
ID four feet on the east side, that in
ront of the judges stand remaining
Is at present, and the grand stand will
De raised siN feet, thus enabling It's oc-
,upants to have an nobstructed view
If the entire track.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07

Oval dining tables are essentially a
thing of the past. They are no longer
in correct form at luncheons or parties.
There is ON exhibition this week at
Paine's Furniture Warerooms, 4S Ca
nal street, Boston, new line of beau
tiful dining tables at reduced prices. I'd
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FARM For SALE.

sitpotea ON the main road from Rroookdeld to
Northfeld one half mile from East Roxbury, post
)nice schools and meetings. Contains 10 teres
GOOD land in high state of cultivation. Buildings
irst class Never falling water at house and barn.
Young fruit best sugar orchard. Run as dairy farnl
VIII sell with without the stock. Tools ETC. ahu
dive a big bargain TO some young man VINO wants
farm that will make money. Time given,
Y. n. PAGE, East RoNbury.
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The Randolph National Bank,
West Randolph, VT.

Organized is 10. Assets, almost s2Oo,ooo
A General banking and exchange business
done and COLLECTIONS promptly made.
Sight drafts on England, Ireland and Scot
land and Letters of Credit furnished.
The deposits and general business OF this
hank are constantly and rapidly increasing
The location at such central point for busi-
ness convenience enables our customers IN
every direction to transact business with US Dy
returns the same day.
The accounts of business men solicited; TO
which prompt attention will be given.
To individuals having money on hand wait
Ter a perfectly secure place for their money,
for which certificates Of deposits, payable on
demand will be issued.
Assistance will be given in obtaining Safe
Investments for our patrons.
WM. H. DUBOIS, President,
John w. ROWELL, Vice-President.
X. I. DUBOIS, Cashier.
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A correspondent of the Argus in
speaking of the efforts to bring Swedes
into Vermont intimates that Commits
sioner Valentine as well as the publish
er of this paper are disposed to favor
the Swedes as against the natives of
the State. So far as Mr.. Valentine is
concerned, if we mistake not, he dis
tinctly disavows this. So far as this
paper is concerned, we are not aware
that one word has been said to give the
least color to such an intimation. We
favor the coming of the Swedes for the
simple reason that the natives of the
State do not avail themselves of the
privileges offered. They prefer to take
their chances in the West. Besides,
neither the Commissioner nor any one
else, except the owners of the lands,
have anything to do in fixing the price
of lands. And we have yet to learn
that any owner of these lands is not as
willing to sell to a Vermonter as to
Swede upon like conditions. Weplace
Vermonters and Swedes and honest, ,up-
right, industrious men of any color or
upon the same level with re-
gard to invitations sent out to come and
buy farms in Vermont. We desire to
have our young men remain with us and
occupy these neglected farms and va
cant houses, but if they viii not then
we want other people of the best classes
that can be found, to come and occupy.
Can any fault be found with this posi-
ton? u
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-11-07

The sprouts of European nobility
have caught ON TO a trick that is worth
two that any English syndicate can put
up, and that is to marry the daughters
Of our millionaires. The latest move
in this direction is the marriage of the
adopted daughter Of G. p. Huntington,
the San Francisco millionaire, now of
New York, to Prince Francis Hatzfeldt
in London. The old man heard of the
scheme some little time ago and report
said he hurried over TO break 1t up
But when republican born and bred
girl shifts a title in the air, you cannot
break up the pursuit any more than you
can choke off an impecunious prince
who is about to grasp a fortune. The
bridegroom is said TO be dissipated as
well as poor. He is coming to New
York TO live, and the Castle Garden au-
thorities will probably allow him to
land as he has secured visible means of
support. There is a good deal Of gem
uine hunkeyism in this world.
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The death of Bradley Barlow is an
nounced at Denver, Col. He was a
large figure in Vermont politics few
years ago, and also in railroad circles.
He undertook too much in his financial
transactions and finally went into bank
ruptcy, his liabilities amounting to more
than three quarters of million dollars.
His downfall involved the ruin of the
Vermont National Bank and the St.
Albans Trust Company. Barlow was
extensively connected with the "Star"
route business. Since his failure he
has resided with son-in-law in Dem
yer.
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OUR OFFER.

We viii send the page HERALD
till the story is finished and the Mir
ror and Farmer till Jan. 1890, all for
only % cents in Vermont. Pay your
postmaster, hand him the names of )
trial subscribers and we viii send you
both papers free for the above named
time. L. p. THAYER, Pub.
Ten cents will pay for the S-page pa
per and supplement till Jan. 1st. Or 10
cents till the story is finished. Pay
your z. NJ.
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PALPITATION OF THE HEART.-Per-
sons who suffer from occasional palpitation Of
the heart are often unaware that they are the
victims Of heart disease. and are liable to die
without warning. They should banish this a
farming symptom. and cure the disease nv rs
ing DR.. Flint's Remedy. Mack Drug Co. n
Y. For sale by z. +. Evans & Co. West
Randolph, VT.
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Cards
On third page inside.
Wanted a Small Farm.

WANTED, A small farm OF about 70 acres
OF good land well located, with good build
ings. Address, E. b. FORREST, Randolph,
Vermont
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Vermonters have been losing in the
recent bank and loan company failures
in Kansas. There are plenty who will
say, "served them right might have
invested their money at home" But
we venture to think that the percentage
of loss on Western investments is not
larger than on investments made in
VT, and here you are almost certain
of smaller rate of interest. As rule
the value Of securities in the West have
been increasing, here they have been
shrinking. This accounts for our neg
lected farms. Every week we hear Of
cases where farms have fallen into the
hands Of the mortgages at prices high
er than they can be sold for. Men will
invest money where the outlook is most
favorable at the time the investment is
made, and take their chances. People
are dishonest, and lazy and unfortunate
and bad managers, and these are just
the kind who want to borrow money.
They rather borrow and not pay than
to steal. There is no law to prevent
the former course, and but little law to
make a man pay when he says he wont.
So that loaning money is like investing
in lottery with this difference, you do
not draw out more than you put in.
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DISGUSTING DRUGS.-Blue-mass for
torpid liver, castor oil for constipation. other
disgusting drugs for piles, dyspepsia and sick
headache are being surely banished from use
cents. Dose, one Fig. Mack Drug Co n 2
For sale by Z. I. Evans & Co., W. Randolph'
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ADVERTISING BATES.

one column. one year, sIV".oo
One half column one year, to'oo
a.. ,,,,ar,ar column, one year. 5000
One inch, one year, o'w
rz-Advertisements for shorter time 25 per cent
more than the proporuonate rate
rS-special position 25 per cent extra
sx-Probate notices $500. Legal notices loc line
rp-No discount above rates. Hand in copy by
Monday.
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WILL sell my ysI Farm RToSk S1 Ssp,TH sTdss s'sss ceh
tanning aoui ss acres OF good land suitably divided
into pasture and ilaRe cuts about ID tons nice nay
some small fruit good water at house and barns Ihe
House Is two stories with l.. contains 10 large rooms
barns Buildings all in first class repair Any one de-
string good farm OF the best schools IN W.
churches. stores, etc. cannot do better man % coe
And see this place. fkANh hob Aas Ash'
W, Randolph, VT. Dee. 9th. 1855 80
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
One of the best farms in town, 225
acres, within quarter Of mile of
Randolph Center village, only 3 IL
miles from the lailroad.
A. A. ATwooD, w. Randolph, tfb
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Vermont News.

William A. Densmore of Lyndon
vile has filed his petition in insolven-
cy.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-01-26

a VENDRE.-Un. occasion excep.
tlnstn-!lr ct Otf-rte Il tOus It 4 cha
cnn dr devemir fermier on habitant
dams un entir"ii a pOrtee de tOutes
les commodities procnrees Dar Ia
chenln de fer TT la vote d'eau. Une
jolie frrme mesnrant 3 arpents de
face sur 40 de prOfondeur, avec
malson de residence 1T cabanes.
est a vendrr. La propriete est ST.
tuee pres dn LafOurche Crossing.
S'adresser pour plus amples infor-
nations, q L. p. Caillouet, Thibo-
La.
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&c nest pas d'hier que Ron Il
cherch6 dams Ia langue DIES coul-urs
des correspondence a Repression
de nos sentiments lie nos pensees.
Leon Gozlan 6crivait, il y a beau
temps:
"Comme ie suis un peu fou, TAI
toujours rapporte, je ne sails pour
quot, 4 une couleur on a une m.
ance les sensations d~iversrs Que
j'eprouve.
"Ajnsi. pour moi, Ia pi6te est
%bleutendre la resignation est geis
perlr: Ia joe, v-rt-pomme; la >a
tiete, cafe All lait: lie plaisir, rose
volOnt6; IL sommeiI. funnee de ia
bac; la refcxion, orange; r'ennui,
chocolat.
"La pensee p6nible d;avoir ull
billet q payer est mine de plonh
Pargent 4 recevo,r est rouge cha.
toyant GU diabolique. AlIpr & IN
premier rendezvous, couleur The
leger; a uu vingtieme, the charge
quaint a" bonheur, c%oulenr que j.
ne c0nnais pas.
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PRlS AU PIECE.

C'est Ell Allemagne que s'est pas.
Sc cette amusante adventure.
On negociant de Hamburg,
richie ct voltage, s'etait offert quel'
ones jours de villegiature d Wies.
baden; ga femme paccompagnait,
mails il paraiu que la soci6t6 de
cette derniere await perdu pour lui
toute espece de charme: II desirait
remplacer le pot-au feu cOujugal
par un plat plus piment6, nouveau
4 sou paIais, excitant pour sou es.
tOmac.
Voici ce quill magma: il publia
dams les j%ournaux .ie Ia locaIit6 un
petit avis a peu pres alnsi cOncu:
Monsieur aimablp, belle position,
jenne encore, deslrrroit 6pOuse::
dame de bonnie tamille, Il: trop jeu-
ne nj trop agee.
Les reponses lie sc firent point
attendre, Giles vinrent meme en-
assez grand nombre; mais lie de.
mandeur n'hfsita pas a en- distin-
gner une qui lui parut pIeine de
progresses; ellie etait redigee en-
ces termes:
Dame de quarante ans a peine,
acknowledgment c%onservee, de bonnie
famil!e, serait heureuSe d'entrer en-
relation avec vOus.
Les negotiations ne forent pas
tongues. On prit rendezvous, &c
qul est encore, apres tout, la neil
lrure facon de terminer ces sortes
d'atfaires. De part ct d'autre on g
rendit a la rencontre avec ardeur'
Qnelle dfsillusion, helas j.! ct quel-
lie fureur succederent a Get en-
%pressement r%eciproque le monsieur
sc trOuva en- presence de sl belle
mere, ct la dame s'arreta an mo-
ment OIL ellie aIlait Sc jeter dams les
bras de- 0 g.ndre.
La conversation fut glaciale 1T
nullement criminelle: OH Sc fit les
grOs yeux ct &c fut tout.
Mails Gu sor1ant ia cabinet par
ticulirr Oh ellie await Ell lien, la
belle-mere fnrieuse ct n'ayant plus
rien a perdre, ST. liata d'ecrire denx
mots i "a hll- atm de l'insrruire DIES
immOrales intentions d. sou mari.
Celle-ci nc rouvalt taire moins
que ne dtmander ie divorce ellie
ny manqna pas, ct ellie Pobtiendra
c"rtainement Apes quot le mari
dupe pOurra %reprendre SD petite
an"once ct la faire passer moyen.
Liant finances dams tous les jour.
paux du Saint Empire.
POurvu que cette fOis sa propre
femme devenup llbre TT o~mpreSs6e
de cOnvOler Ell secOndeS nOces ne
lui rfpOnie pas!
Pour sp> etrenn-s. lie mari dune
tres 'iepen>iArr s'est pave, IA
sen usage personnel, une lampe
tres e%cIairar'e 4ui lui permett,a dc
TRAVELLER avec moins d- fatigue.
-MaiS eli.. t>j duo urix fUu. ia
!ampr. dit madame avec aigreur.
-Qut vcuxtu : Jai IN affai-
bll>S-npnf d,. la vnp.
Eft c'eSt pour cettp raiSOn Que
tn prend~ DIES l.mp-s qui t. coutent
les yeux lie ia t6,e!.
d.. A.. a., ND.
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Ou sert, dams un reetaurant. 4
un monsieur, du frontage de Roure
fort tellement v%ieux, que peil Y
deconvre ractivit4 dime ruch..
Lie bruit que font sur Fassiptte ie,
petlts travailleurs Sc tradnit pas de
petlts coups secs qui effiarouchrnt
lie cOusOmmateur.
Le'lendemain, 10 garcon distract
lui offre r. meme roquefort.
All! Ca, mails >'ecrie r. mon
slenr, c'est lie fromags d'hier, 81 j'en
crOls ines GRIZZLIES!
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A Vendre.

10000 hardpanx lie bonnie
q"siItf, / un pr,x tres moder6
par Nine ID. MarHasal, d-ux miles
I'll baS de Lockport. S'addr-sser
a"A hn'eanx dc liz SENTINELLE
de Thlbotaax pour plus amples
II nS+igntmentS.
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LA FARCE DU CUVIER

l"NoO'S Vs." ~ 0'Snk'tN
d'esprit, avec un fands matois, &c
pendant, est marie d nne femme
acariatre, qui lui iepd Ia Vie insup
portable.
Jacquinot, c'est sou nom, sc
plalnt, des le debut, ct Sc desole de
s'6tre jet6 dams lie piese du maria.
&c; il annonce bravement quiz a
assez de la dnre existence que lui
fait mener 81 femme ct que sill s'y
met, (la restriction est plai>antc! y il
Sc decidera 4 etre entin maitre chez
lui.
Surv,ennent Jeanette, 81 fem
me, ct Jaquette, sa belle- mere, car
ce 1T serait encore rien 81 Jacqui-
not n'avait a battailler que contre
81 femme; mais il a encore a dos
sa belle mere, qui sc montre plus
intraitable que Jeanette. On
volt que Ia tradition qui fait de la
belle. mere la bette noire du mari
Iemonte loin dams notre literature.
Done, Jeanette, dies son eDtree.
gourmande Jacquinot d'6tre Ia a
ne rien faire ct lui ordonne de soc.
cuper. Eft CONNIE lie mari lui de.
mande "a qnoii %, Jaquette enta-
me Ia liste de ses devoirs, qui est
fort Tongue. I'm mari; d'apres ellie,
est fait pour 6tre le tres humble
servitear de sa femme.
Pour donner plus de poids q son
augmentation, ellie pretend meme
que Jeanette devrait 80 servir
dune trique.
Les vell6it6s de revolte de JAG
qninOt sont tomb6es devant Patti.
tude des deux comm6res, et il 50
defend piteusement en- distant que
Ia femme lui commando tant de
chooses quill ne salt par quot com.
mencer; sur quot, Jaquette pro-
pose, aussittt, appuy6e par Jean.
nette, que pinfortuo6 6crlve une
liste de tout &c quill aura a faire.
Pour avoir Ia paix, Jacquinot est
bien force de consentir.
Et voici les deux femmes qui Sc
mettent a lui dieter 4 tour de role.
Ut parfols toutes deux ensemble.
une foule de commandments.
Jacqninot essaye bien de &c regim.
Der, mails quot il est seul contre
sa femme ct Sd belle-mAre il est
done oblige den passer par tout &c
qu'elles veulent. Et il ecrit, il
Cert taut que lie long parchemin en-
est tout barbouille, CONNIE un gri.
MORE de nOtaire.
IL Sc levera le premier & l'aurore.
il Sc couchera lie dernier il allume.
IA le feo dams Ia cbambre, il berce
ra le marmOt, ct sill arrive d celui-
ci, en- dormant, de rever quill est
une f%ontaine, Jacquinot devra es-
suyer.. .pinondatiOu.
De plus, il coulera la lessive, cut
"a le pain, relevera lie hinge 6tcndu
sil pleut, ira chercher les provi-
sioos, rangera, l~avera, sechera, fera
briller les cuivres. Est.ce toutf
Jeanette pretend meme entr danser
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AROENEMENT

Au--d'avance. ............ SsvO
t1 n umero. ..... ........... ~
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L'autre sOir, le dOcteur x. ar.
rive en- retard chez un ami aui
Fattend 4 diner.
DE men puts plus! sf3crie PES.
cuiape en- s'epon geaut lie front, mes
malades me tuent!
-Allons, docteur, ne vous plat
gnez pas! c'est Ia peine du talon.
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Pr.e.- du Norm al:
"M"m bon D'-t. j. ne vons de-.
mande pa de bien; me,tez.moi
settlement a cot 'ie c-ux Qui Ell
ont"
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de plus intimpsd details ct d3terminer
les tendres egards auxquels ellie a
droit.
Les conventions doivent avOir
une sanction immediate, ct jean
nette ordonnc a son mari de venir
,or,lre du hinge audcssus dun Gu.
vier plein d'eau, uu enorme cuvier
Qui RESEMBLE a un puts.
Tous deux grimpent, pour cette
operation sur un escabeau. JAG
quiuot, qui u snr le ceur les co"ps
de trique don't on Ia menace, fait
no brusque movement Ell aidant
sa femme 4 tordre III drap, ct cel!e-
ii tombe dams In cuve.
Jeanette So lamente, ellie ne
peut sOrtir de reau, ellie va Sc no.
yer ct ellie appelIe Jacqninot q son
secours. Mails limpassible mai lit
tranQnillement la liste de SEES obi
cations. LIE Gas nest pas prevu ct:
a toutes les prieres ct objurgations
Dc sa femme, il repond:
Celia nest point ecrit.
JaQuette, attiree par les Girls de
sa file, survient ct essaye lie la
delivrer, mails ellie est trop v%leilIe,
ellie ny peut parvenir. Ellie fat
appel au bon cenr, a Ia gGheruSite
de Jacquinot celui.ci reste sourd.
Alafin, cependant, il consent a ref,.
rer sa femme dn cuvler, mails il itnpo
sc ses conditions. LIE parchenin quill
a signe sera det:uit, les Obligations
quill await acceptees reviendront d
Jeanette. C'est Jeanette qui
fera, CONNIE ellie lie doit, les onvra-
ges de Ia maison. QUAINT a Jaquette
ellie no me{tra-p plus lie nez dams les
affaires de son gendre.
La paix est signee sur ces bases,
ct Jacquinot delivre sa femme.
Quel est rauteur de cette farce3
On Pignore. Tout &c qu'on salt a
o suiet. c'eSt qu'elle IL dn ttre
composite III quinziem- steele ct
qu'elle est meme probablement ii
rec dun fabian plus ancien. On
IL rctrouve, Ell italien, IN steele
plus tar.i, mais ellie est bien d'ori
CINE tranfaise.
II ny a pas, du reote, 4 v voir,
bien que pesp'it = soft largement
repandu ell meme temps qu'une
certaine fiuesse d'observa,ion, au-
tire chose que ce guy voyai-nt nos
peres: ce nest qu'une simple farce.
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AVIAN. eou 10 nat6riel n6cessaire. noua som
moa A meme d'executer tour les ouvrag es ty
pographiques qni nous seront comics Les
beets d'avocat. carries l'affaires, antetes oe
kaotures, ticketa d'hahitation, b,ancs. circu-
faires, etc. seront mprimes danele plusbref
t6lai ct 4 dos prix moder6a.
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VENDleE.

Une I"mpe de II pouces pour
usaliOu.
alaciilne IT iOnillOire en- bon or
DIRE. o~"'t't>>er a ~. George Di-
onli" gu Il Ia SENTlNELLE de Thi.
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PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe, les
jeunes gems ct les hommes mirs
qui veulent singer la jennesse. al
ment ct recherchant les parfnms les
plus sauves, les les plus
Pures. les savOns les plus OdOrants
los articles de toilette les plus in.
dispensables ct les plus a la mode
tells que brOsses a dents, peignes
brosses a chsvenx, etc. etc, trouvs
ront, en- quautit6 tous ces articles
dams la Pharmacie Thibodeaux &
des prix Qui de6ent teute c0ncas.
rOuCo.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-01-26
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