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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-04

WtsHtNaroS, Marcn 81. There Is 4 grow
ing feeling OF irritation on tho part OF the
Republican Senators toward the lreaIdent
ana Secretary OF S'nte arising out of tue
hesttRd matter. This President was him
seif MEMBER OF the Senate three years
ago and II he had been one Of the senators
whom Mr.. Halstead hs.d backlisted no one
supfoses that he would have nominated the
ClueiaGatl editor to ANY Office.
Why, " 10 aoT asked. should the Presl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
That c.nrankerous Old Woman

Described in the nursery ballad who ved upon nothing
but vctuals and drink and yet would be quiet
was undoubtedly troubled with chronic indigestion Her
yctuals like those Of many other elderly persons whose
digestive powers have become l-1aired didn't
agree with her This before tho OF Hostettor
Stomach Bitters or Of her friends
and relatives would undoubtedly have persuaded her 10
try the great specific for dyspepsia constipation and
boasness. This would have been a measure Of self.
protection on their FOR she would have been
cured and ceased disturb them with her clamor The
most obstinate cases OF indigestion with its attendant
heartburn astulence constant uneasness OF the
and Of the nerves. completely BY this SOW
oretgn remsdy ohils and fever and bilious remtent
rhsumaam ana ndnsy troubles are also reIsvsd by H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
apunYn y1oREvoB's MODEL DINNER.

From The Chicago News
"A friend was asking me only day or two ago." re-
marked william j. Florence. after pause during which
It was evident from the beatlhc expression whca as
rodated his face that the most pleasing fances neo
h1s mind "a friend was asking what would suggest
AZ bin OF fare for charming little dinner party-and
we all understand that dinner can hafuy oe eAsrns
unless the marty be small and congenid. MY answer
was that should first Of all set down oeforc each guest
hair dozen cherrystone or Lynn Haven oysters WIN
one small glass of Chablis Mark you ssio one smsu
glass should ionc" THIS Oes'''N'S "''
here Is but one errapin and that is terrapin. When
r,her rom went to see the Pope he undertook to give
HIS holiness recipe for the making OF punch First.
says he As nearly remember the wordA hrsh
you pour in the whiskey thin you ada sugar sna inc
immon and livery dhrap Nv water after that spies ths
punch les the same way with teriSpin, Iefrapin-
why men can tell how an apple tastes or now peacn
tastes there is scarcely any navor snse 1 'o
flavor bouquet essence. that can't be described
when soul has once tasted IL the next oes' 'nhs 10
sitting around thinking about IT,"
Mr. Florence rolled his eyes up ecstaucaly shrugged
his shoulders and whlsed with feeling akin to rever
as,sw tho terrapin" said MI Florence, earnestly.
nutno In no ingredients except butter salt and pepper
nlaok pepper) should shy no sauce at al Tor me put
y, sb srces prefer Madeira rather than sherry Still.
in order 10 please the tastes OF my guests should have
both sherry and Madeira a. hand the VINE 70 DC drunk
Win terrapn is Burgundy and my favorite brand Is Clos
IA Voueeot second best, Chambertln should be par
e,a, 10 servo but glass OF wine with each course
this is pretty safe rule TO iouow' ior " inhuos 0o'
nlefe enjoyment OF the viands'
sSr In order continued Mr. Florence. would come
OF course-and 70 each guest wnos
duck This should always DO insisted upon. me ducks
should DO baked seventeen or eighteen minutes basted
meanSrhlIa with pepper salt and butter Inasmuch as
bev shoud DO eaten hot should serve these birds upon
ehonnc dishes: with them should give boiled homny
aniaa INV which 1 mean boiled hominy Drowned over
aaI, ana cold white brittle celery. With the canvas
backs Pominery should BIO drunk"
',whas nextr
"a cgar-a Santiago Rosa pereeto." said MI Florence.
land may q black Coffee
"Then a pousse-cafe"
.,Never thing after coffee. Some may prefer small
brandy with the coffee but epcure viii take liquors
into his mouth after such have specified The
arc that when gets that perfecto cigar lighted
he win be so completely satisfied that anything further
would bo dstasefu"
Cherrystone oysters Chabls
Terrapln. Clos do Vougeot
Canvasback duck. drilled hominy. Celery.
Pommory.
Codee Santiago Rosa perfeotok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
EXAGGERATED STORIES ABOUT THE GEAR
Ex Minister Lathrop IN the 81. Louis Globe Demo

EXAGGERATED STOhlES Adult THE CLAh.
Ex Minister Lathrop In the 81. Louis Globe Demo
crat
IL everything should DO true that Is written about
the Gar he woud certainly OCCUPY p0siton thai
no man could envy. His bomh-proof bedroom secret
cha nbcrs aud passages for escape th are often de-
scrbcd In the papers nero inventions.
remember little over a yea ago, when the last
attempt mas made BY the Nihfsts TO assinate him;
he appeared that very night at HIS br the Grand
ruko Vladsn'r, at n hall, AMI was as calm ana 10
cerned as an American citizen would be Al any les
tvity here. I did not know then that an atiemp'
had beef made on his life. and none OF the guest.
knew a. The Gear did not change his In cations OF
attending the ball because he came near beng Killed
He IA true represen'a alive OF the Romanoh family
and do not believe he knows wha' fear Is. Edu
catel as soldier. and knowing the dangers that sur
round the ruler OF Russia. he has thus far shown
bravery and disregard for his secret enemies that can
only be admired. ,,, =,
The Idea too, that he never ventures outside OF
his palace without guard Is entiev erroneous
one day was walking along The streets OF 81;
petersburg with my daughter when j suddenly heard
some ono near me say There goes the emperor
7 turned IN time to see and bow TO him. lie was IN
carriage with his wife, but there was no guard and
no retlnue OF llvcred servants From what
learned he often drove about The city almost nnat-
tended Many wonderful stories have been written
In foreign papers about precautions taken at his coun
try nalace az Gaschna 20 prevent tennis 10 as'sssi-
ate him. Catschna palace Is not brisi ling arnory
and the Emperor enjoys himself when Attending 10
affairs Of state like any Russian citizen OF the higher
ciassn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
IN ARCADIE

Ny Lady dwels in Arcade.
Ny Lady kind and dear.
IT'S many and many a mile they says
But not for love too fac away
My Lady's land OF Arcade.
And oft I wander I'm my Dreams.
My happy dreams that come NJ nght,
And touch my Lady's gentle hand
And have her In my sight
My Lady sings in Arcade
A song both sweet and true.
Though many a maiden here meet.
Not one can Sing that song so sweet.
My Lady's song OF Arcade
They think me sad. and lone. and diear.
All mo! they cannot read Alright:
I am not sad when her i hear.
And have her In INV sight
My Lady loves-ln Arcade.
Her love will last for aye.
There's nothing here that can compare
with that rich gem, so sweet and rare.
My Lady's love. OF Arcade.
Some day TO me, when dreams arc rues
My Lady in her robes OF white
Shall come and shall keep for aye.
And have her IN my sight ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
HOW SHERIDAN SAVED 4 CADET.

Efom INC NhicdsU NWoTIV"
A recent graduate Of West Point gives pleasant
account OF his last sight Of General Sheridan ina:
ilustrous SOLDIER making the Inspection ieanas
the military academy with the commandment snesioAn
fingered awhile An the quarters Of my informant "no'
father was the generals friend Of long sa,ns Are.
,1.so a,d handing looked up the chimney, MAKING
,hrns, with his sword worthy Of professional sweep
Rattebans crash came whole a M s,o :,
With ne death sweat on him General sheridan tfo s
him with stern glance. and then, turning 70 s 'no
INSPECTOR said DO not report this case Lave -
an unfair advantage, OF - l wen N"en'
Ia h,d,no MACE OF my cadetship.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
KYpnosryE POTASH rABLsra
From The Pia.,sburg IN. " Telegram.

from The Piattsburg On III 1eteSr~1nI
Engineer Fosburg, OF the Casteaugv road had :
peculiar experience "Wednesday he hsd numoer ~
ehlorate Of potash lozenges IN his vest pocket and
these exploded while he Lyon Mountain. tearing
away and burning and trousers one SIDE down
the knee and quite severely burning one Oh MS manu-
Mr. Fosburg contends that he had matches In his
pocket and cannot for the explosion ho~esct
that may DO, the accident VIII serve as warning ~
those who have habitualy carried these tablets loosely
pockets under the impression that they were non
exnioSiYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
pAnK CIGARS FOR COLD WEATHER.

Lovers Of the fragrant weed will notice In the cigar
asea more Madnros than Coiorados. while three months
AGO Il was lust the reverse Said tobacconist "Dark
cgars arc 10 be smoked only during cold weather. and
no connoIsseur smokes the same color during the
entIro year heavy cigar Is only 1T for cold weather
and did YOU ever notice one thing Those moth
ing about tobacco win bring box OF imported
as dry ~ old lay. They buy them by the thousand
and Imagine IL Is rare treat But imported cigar
more than thirty days old 10 unit to smoke. Make Up
your mind when your millionaire friend troN out his
Haysna 20 dry that the wrappers look like parcAsd corn
Ihas he 10 no Judge Of NhsHea There u = mnaA vut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
COULD 4 rEARs COTTON CROP BE SPARED

Seeing notice In the papers few days ago snst Gov
ernor Gordon would raise no cotton this year his nrn
the thought occurred ask the following queslohs
1. How would 1t AFFECT the commerce Of the world
the farmers and planters Of the South would hold con
yention and pledge themselves raise any cotton m
one year. but instead raise wheat oss and otnx
cereals potatoes onions, turnips, hogs, poultry etc., @
whatever would best suit soil and climate OF tss
section interestedf -,
;. Would such movement be eventually beneficial =
injurious to the cotton Statcsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
rnn rAm1r rrrs 70 EYE GLAssEs.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
There IL a married man Atlanta who wears eye
glasses with gold rim His wife wears eyeglasses too.
and pairs Just alike They are the parents
~ three chIdrcn;he youngest being years age
and each OF the children Is neardghtedso much that
they wear eyeglasses Five pairs Of eyeglasses in
family II rather unusual IL makes something OF glass
house ana none OF the family should throw stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
NY VIOLIN.

Henry in The Catholic world.
when the soft shadows end
Days many voiced din,
Careless where others wend,
My footsteps bend
Toward my ttusty friend,
My Violin.
Its sober suit Of dun
Hideth a sonl within
Passionate as the sun.
And oh there's none
NV soul hath stronger won,
Dear Violin!
what a It's song-its creed
Borrowed from Natures book
Pleasure II doth not plead
1.-The 10 Pans reed,
Plucked where through merry mead
Babies the brook:
esncest no lust Of gain,
AS doth the Siren she'll,
Tempting all not in vain,
To trust the main,
And seek the golden grain
Men love too well:
All, no I a softer song
Sings II than reed or Tyre;
Heard as when zephyrs throne
The boughs among,
And wake to stropbcs long,
The woodland choir.
Poet whose every word
Nefts this rapt heart OF minos
Joyance Of bee and bird
Thy heart hath heard
TIL every fibre stirred
with thrill divlne
So when thy minstrelsy
Pleadcth the higher themes
Sung In Earth's jubilee
To Deity
Hou fhv po0r care To ma
TRANSPORTED seems
Yet hath it something, too,
Like to mothers Groom;
Mourning the JOY 1t knew,
Thrilled thro' and thro',
when from the lafticed blue
Shone stars and mooni
Hark 10 the melody
Flowing so clear, so thin
Naught feel /, hear, or see
But thee and me
Sharing one ecstasy,
Ny Violin.
Dearest my dreaming ear
Presses thy throbbing heart;
Each murmur soft and clear,
Ravished l hear;
Obi that our souls so near
Ever should part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

,,,x shawn IN the cigar man smokes the clothes
he wears Hgh-pricei cigars need great care. They
mould be kept Just moist enough to retain their navof
FOR when the aroma IL gone there Is only one way In
which 10 get it bacS-,o return them TO Cuba. II 70
singular but true within thirty days after they rsaeh
Havana the comes back again."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

This story Ia founded on fact-that is to say.
the main incidents are believed 10 DO true In the
p1sce where fhey arc said TO have occurred 30
fuoh st least "a certain. Tho extraordinary appafton
ytsh Which they ded every ono must explain iof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
To the Rev. Mister Silas.
Gnenpl Shanfv.

/ hastily shut and barred the outer door-to
this dsy cannot tell why and then ran into the
he rnfclded IL could see ii was written on the
Az leaf Of volume OF Porteus Sermons. and
that the paper had brown stain upon II that
r. was the first waited In GREATNESS suspense
Ia hear what was written there.
Ny eyes are so DIM SAID my uncle. that
1 canrot see Read il TO me. Johnnie
( snatch.d the note eagerly from his hand by
some strange impulse. and read these words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13

put as ] say, 10 Is not so much in mistakes OF
RECOMMENDATION that Americans incur the British stare
~ nifty as In errors of conduct under circumstances
which. though oxcu,ablc In foreigner. lessen tho
porson decidedly IN English estimation, whatsoever
may he said to tho contrary nj tho time Ono more
illustration: ! happened TO be staving. year or SO
ago with some friends IN Bucknghamshlre during
the hunting season There a largo housc-party'
and among the guests an American Renuonan
Indeed, Americans 10 be Ihct In these DAYS ire
oucntly enough at English country houses, and FOR
that reason do wonder thai they do not put mem
selves 10 the pains OF informing themselves more
generally than they 10 care to do Oh seem to
consider il necessary 10 do. of English customs
During this gcntlomans stay there was meet OF tne
sven pack Of foXhouns OF the neighhorhOod az inc
place OF OF tho noblcmen or the county. ana a
large contingent from my friends house. Doth o.
hunting and non-hunting people, attended ". vi
these who went. none more Keen ABOUT going.
jones' OF Philadelphia 10 put him IN true Gunerian
form. He was man well past middle age OF large
MEANS and had come 10 see the old country NJ Ms
leisure, and meant 10 DO II thoroughly as no con
He not II must be confessed, what IN Ainerca
Is known as a society man." and was Just q rine
uncouth' but. all the same. he was genial. nnd-
hearted man, ana an agreeable companion
NO MSS he said at breakfast to of tho young
ladies' OF the party who asked him II he was going TO
60 fbr hunt IN the Rockies, IN whllc. aftcr
a bighom but that Isn't carried horseback
know nothing OF tho art OF xhunting and am very
desirous OF witnessing fox-hunt,p
Se ' SOS yodd f SSow c pretty sight however to sec
aAhi Ihen shan't see the fox shall ~ With
a disappointed faca
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25

ri, "a,
s,aEH' 'rfi,''i g 't.-Eew tfTlaanr, lot, i'm.
iolH. :! i''l M { Wolf: a, arc 81 % cnr,sre,
l'"h 81 tGi - ~ trd il trre5t aud cost
Ci,Iln,n ht trs..n. no.. =,
,sar,r4 II, 'n,,., ..t VI FlHe Prairie, noun,
6, "a ard r.,n,as,' ''' arc, parish %. Total
:,
h''h't, mr. Efs-t"tton Pnrt AvoyelLs
ts.' br. - :. n III atd 'hr't by A Dnpre,
s'n.r g. b6 iaIis Is 10 Iyta, g. ,e - ~ $500:
AID tonF
Ioi,,,,+ !.
- -, ,,', Ne" t!fanF, I53 acres. ne !
SO r. X 1'Gii' ial!ss .aet: state {; M No.
Nctn.rv Ju,,n-H.v~ n~,o.,,,
ne Il 1t sc . str t,,ra ,Id 80 ~ ~ ~" acres.
54.IU .cf'a, IT. Of -, 40 ~ ,s s.r ~. W u ~
So 13'Gn 'CitS. " ii -, 10 - o. "'.sf esA.:
IA ra,,,,' a.,t. '.l : no vi re 40 ~,
T. - OF and jlt.,.t IA f:,us' Parrish at%N 10
W.
htEnrry, tn'l-Nr!, Ur!eans. Col e3ioo a,va.
81 rv 4s.r "a ~ ~ y. -" a." arc -. /
,,,!t,i ), % 10TH : r',,; h'h!' Htatt 49,
~ 1"A an" coat.
PnWt!i, \ j. r"sIueNc" unknown 40 ls1na
i,r'-, ~ "i - So IL, =, O. lHl =. go. 1ss
1910 arr / c2l, II, & r,u., e s,,, y, " ~
II" ott''H : :" a. &C ~ tp S. raAHe p.z al: ~
IL ASo ac:ts la vi Ia acc u X + ,sny, a
s.-ii i5l t-i'p "rr':, l"T /, sec Is X, 6 ronr.r
'iA i Il ~ 80 h'.tH, let .. see TX =, 6 r,,,>
: cas-; :" e' i'V 'tiE'. !nt s. .h,st . ranpc
'';Nt; !" - go al :, lot s. s. fi,e isI.rr 2
'''., ,, ''-'|3 "rfeS' Let e. arr 8. ~ {, range
'.,,, =, ,t,, , 'rr' 81 ~ ~" B. IT, rnDge
pu.. A., - 1T, .,.,,. - - = o T"Ako
,a.- 20 ~, % ..r.,. Wv - - ~ ., rahRr
east; IL .5vy ayi'. 90. ."s 10 -, D. ,p s. lahae
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY,
Furnished 10y 0. H. Tefwilligrr
FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 1s, 1889.

james 0 CharI,-re aud Robert Cha
che,e, Ma, 14-Pa,tition Ut 107 alpents
n-a, Op+lum~as.
Robert Chachela to Mrs. L"nias
Fahty May 14-53 arp-nts nra, Oue-
l"'isas, with improvements, $1,000 cash.
Mrs. Lonisn Fnh-y to Rnb-,' Cha
chr,-, Ma, l4-a,ne property, $1,000 90
pay able III 4 years.
Eti+nn- Caulenu, to Simon Durio ST..
May 1.-two t!.i,hS "f an arpeN in Vile
Platte prairie, S25 90 pay able in year
Clara Martin. widow "f 81 ,uassn
Dunbar, t" Cora Martin. May 15-hr.
interest in and to 1000 arp+nts Al Point
an Tigrr, IN 5. c.. 81 aud 43 T 8 snutl,
rnux- .s"uth aud 2 west, $125 W cash.
Frank A. Barry, admir-. ut Estate of
Syisrster } Barry .o Dr.. Vinr-ut Boa
xni, May 1870 ac,ea ON Ba,"u Carer
Gro, with Improvement, S320.95 cash.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION B
~ Over Two Millions Distributed
[ IS,
Louisiana State LOTTERY Co.,

incorporated by I'll. Legislature 10
Educational and Charitable purposes. and II
franchise made part of tho. present State t'n'
s,i,u,,o,.. il 1919 by an OVEkWiiELNlNt
POPULAR VOTE It's
GRAND TX nhA WlN"'
Take plsc. s.mi-annnally (.}nnr and Deceit
b... }. and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS take place on each "t the "'l''
ten mouths q. thu v-sr. and are all drawn Ii
public. ut til. Academy Of Music. New Orleans
La.
I'VE do hereby certify thar we supervise
the srrangern-nts foi all the Monthly al
Quarterly drawings Of The l-""'s'ana Stat
Lottery Company. aud i'll prrron nanaE" snr
control the Drawings themselves. and that 'h..
same srr conducted with h"nrs'y fairness. ar'i
in good faith toward all parties. and we author
T.. the Company tx us~ this certificate, with
fac siri+s ut our signatures attached, III !ts aoe
y,r,js.n,ru,g." G. T.. BEAilkht,AnD,
j. "A. Early,
cHmissinnsrs
We tho Undersigned Ranks and bankers
will psv all Prizes drawn in the l.onislsna
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
nm. WhlMsi.EY, Pres. ] "a. Nat i'ai:h
2. LANAUX irrs. STATE Nat. Bank.
A.DAll,WlN. Pres. N. o Nat bank,
Carl. KOHN. Pre- Union Nat Bank,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25
EupepsY.

This ia what ynu ought to have. in fact.
Won must have Il, to fully enjoy life.
Th"ns.nd- are searching tn il daily. aud
n"'iruing btca,,se they fluid it no. Thou
S.rds upon thnusands Of dallars are
spent annually by unr people ia the hope
thar they may attain this ha,n. Aud Vet
IT may I've had hy all. We guarantee tina,
Electric Bitt"rs, III Used according to d.
rrctlnns and the n>,' persisted in. will
bring ynu Good Digestion aud Qua. the
irn"n D.spep.In and install ins,-ai
Enp'pS,. We recommend Electric b.!
'trs for ID. sp-psia and Ill discas.'s al
liver. S.n,laci, and Kidneys. Said y,
50'' and 81 90 per botsle by F. E. b Hey
Druggist.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25
A Scrap Of Paper Saves Her Life.

II was jlst AN ordinary scrap of wrap
ping pap. u, bns IL saved her life. She
WAS II, The last stages al can>ninpt lun,
tnsd t,y piay sicians that s!.e WAS Incnr-
able anil c1nid ike only SHORT tine !;
aiis weighed less than seventy pounds
o. 4 piece at wfapping paper she read
1T Dr. Kings New Discovery, and got
kampls lMtlie; 10 helped her, she bnlgh,
n iarxe h,tfl@. il helped her more,
bought snathfr and grew lR.it~r fast.
continued it's nsr and ia now strnng.
healthy, rnsy. plump. weighing 40
pounds. Fer fuller particulars scnd
stamp tn w. II Celr. Druggist. Font
Smlt.t. Triai Bptti+a af this " nnd~rful
Discovery Free ut u. E. Baile,'s Drug
alars. 4
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

The following marriage iicanses have
been ,ssuri! 10y the Clerk "f Court, foI
he We. emitting Ma, Is. 1850:
an p. Bn!lalh, Vuxin,a + 'nieno'.
jean Il. Ant"inr. Marie l.. F,'zrnot,,
DENNIS S"il-au. Eltna ( Tate.
Arcade BERTRAND. Doris+ Cuulsl!!e.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25
Bucklen's Arnlca Saive.

The beat saiv- IN the world for fLo tie
Bruises, Sores. Ut:r,a, Salt nE!enm. F.
.tr Sores, r-t,.I, Ci,api"'t Hands. Chi
olaIhs, Germs, ana ali Skin Z upt.,nA.
and pnsi,lveis cures Plies, on ii" pay IT,
I'+d. II Is guarehteed t." give prrtrci
satisfaction. ar money refunded. Pi,G
25 cents per box. For sale hy F. E. b
ley. emf
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25

We desire 10 make the DEA0CRAT a
''iinnsel,pii necessity" aud II Mrtcnnse
guest 10 .very family ihIanghnat eur
paiieii. II, fin this we slust make il in
ter,.aiing AMI To make it interesting We.
MUST have the 0p~ratinnS,and xtani
will 0f tias pruple. We invite corres-
pond..ncp item all pa,ta of the parrish ON
ms,sri4 of public interest. Give t,s ynnr
local items, ahd we will do nnr share
toward giving YEN y paper that you will
1e glad to receive.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25

7zNs.ss FOR THE lSf.uDD,
hs.sssN Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
s..isi.s,ssnass. take
asssasyNS IRON RFTTERS.
4 cTsTsa quickly. For sale by al dealers Ia
Ssehanine, ~, the gsar4aa. -.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25
. e.Aa'IEITEsa

Flsisance, St. Landry Parish, Los; t=iauz.
Contractor & Builder,
Having had all experience ~ swrlvc yeare Ia
all PARIS -: tar l,af.h, HI feels confident That
iic Is II Il We safi~far .'"u Ia Mi l.arIles.
Plans and Eatiznatss r Furnished,
Aptils-sy
St. Landry democrat., 1889-05-25

B,14A Plies. amounting to 80. ljS ,6Ot
AGENTS WANTED LvEkYwHEHE.
a-FoR CLUB RATES or any further int
nation desired write Irgbly t" the n"ir'
,lgnrd. clearly stating your rrside'.rr. VII
>tate. county. street aud number More raj"
-tu,n mail delivery viii b. assured b, ym
nc!osl.lg an -nv-Iu,~ b. s,ing your full sddrrs
IMP oRTANT.
Ali ordinary rt-. = co.,la mig Postal MOI
.,or,ry Orders issued by all taprrs~ C"mrs
MEG or New York Exchange, addressed
M "a. "A U HIN,
New i,riean. La.
ADDRESS registered letters containing currnc
New Tie sns National Bank,
Sew ,le~ ns. i.
Rene N, her that tn ONLY geniiin- L.'ui-,an
,t.,r f.n,,e.y II ke,e i-stitn under the S,at
:'hartrr. are rrr.,gniz.,l b, The highest c"iif>
~ invar,ai:y signed by VI. a Dan, hin, pre-
Dent En!nr-r toy Generals Brauregar.i an'
r.uriy. Al; e. ,s"rs of the Drawings, aud gu,,
:.,utt-ti by Nati nal FI,ks al New b,ieahs
~ tn tho Payment o. liz i'ri>ss. NoSE 9TH
..Rs ARE GENUINE
All 70 rstiei ''anpp'enlants.H "original 'i;ti.
t4",iisiaf,a' or either limitations with unlawfn
use OF TIL l. ,ii>iana STATE Lottery CeInt,auy
anne hy ,,tran,is unknown, Under Hs>uiuen
fictitious n,nes. are attempts TO drnfA'
b. pubic 10y false pre- tehses, Offering no 2nu-
lhier Wn1: server.
keealss. ma lspr that One EbOI1as &.
is the t,'i"c % the smallest part OF, fractiom ~
ticket tssuet Ia any dra,cj"g. .i,gfh'ng il"
,mr name ofs.ta at q less price, is either q
connterJeii or Sctnaie.