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CONSEIL DE VILLE.-NOtre con-
seil de vile II nomme deux com!tes /:
run pour organiser r6clairage de
Thibodaux ct un autre pour elab0-
rer une ordOnnance d propos DIES
betes q cornes qui vOyagent I'M peu
trop librement dams nos rues. Par
b6tes 4 cornes nous entendons sur.
tout les vacbes don't la seule pature
parait 6tre les residus que les ma.
gasins jettent devant leurs portes.
II nous semble que ces debris
demballage, foin, papier ct autres
natieres impossible 4 decrire ne
constituent pas une nonrriture bien
|hite pour des vaches laitieres.
QUAINT aux autres, IL boucher scnl
devrait en- avoir lie sOin ct la desti-
nation.
Nous sOmmes heureux de consta-
ter, lie soin que prend le conseil
municipal 4 repOndre aux desirs ct
aux besoins de la Vile. L'eclaira.
ge surtOut est dun inter6t vital ct
nous avons tout lieu d'espe,er que,
grace aux efforts de nos peres cons-
crits nous aurons prochainement
toute satisfaction sous &c rapport.
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La lune de Mars ct Paques.

Voici ce que nous lisons dams un
Outrage ell quatre volume, qui a
pour titre "Cat&chisme de Table
Guillois," c'est a Ia page sos du
quatrieme volume.
"Qnel jour ceIebre ton la fete de
"Paqness On ceiebre.la fate de Pa
'ques lie dimanche apres le quator-
"z'eme jonr de ia lune de Mars.
Gan second steele, il y cut variet6
"entre les differences 6gIise au gu
''jet de la tixation de Ia Paques.
"Celles d'Asie la cel6braient comme
''les juifs, lie quatorzieme jour de Ia
''lune de Mars, ct celles d'Occident
get des autres parties du monde la
s'remettaient au diman che suivant.
''comme %aujourd'hui. Cette diver.
este de pratique dura jasqu'au
%"concils de Niece, tenu en- $50, OH
s'il fut decide que d6sormais .outes
''les Eglises cel6breraiant uniforme.
'ment la f3te de PaQues le diman-
"che apres le quatorzieme jour de
''la lune de Mars ct non le meme
"jour que les juifs."
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lane of the ridge Of the Bayou Chittamahap.
on the left bank Of Bayou Lafsurc,e. in the
C0tcau Folse. and running through tho lands
OF Fclioien Thibolaux, Mrs. A. e. Hotard
aud A. E. Hotard, Jr., extending to Bayou
Boeuf.
The said road shall be of the same width
az now ordained for public roads of said Par
lsh and in full conformity in every respect
with all the requisites Of the road law.
Bee. :. BE it further enacted. etc, That an
appropriation Of Two Hundred Dollars be
and the same is hereby made on of the Gen.
eral Fund to build a bridge over rthe COulee
Patassas crossing said road herein establish
ed. provided. however, and this appronria-
tion Is made on the express coalition that the
owners of the land TIL ongh which said pub
lie road is hereby declared and established,
shall consent to the dedication of their land
to public Use over which said road is estab-
lsl,ed without any other or further comipen
satlOn, and the President Of the Police Jury
shall be authorized to draw against said aL-
preparation only when such dedication by
said land owners shall have been formally
made.
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the road herein established shall be included
III and torn part Of the roal District NJ. E,
AMI shall be under the care, inspection and
control OF the Road Inspector for the said
District.
See. 4. BE it further enacted etc, That
this ordinance shall take effect from and af-
ter its passage and att ordinances or parts OF
ordinances in conflict herewith BE- and are
hereby repealed.
Adoptep Feb. 90, 1899
$. L. GRISAMORE, President.
IL. n. COULON Clerk.
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Ordnance No. l7O.

Amending Ordinance M, l68, relative to
drainage. and reenacting the same, By abolish
ing District No. 10. and Incorporating it's ter
Iiiory IN District No. 3; authorizing the trans
10 to the credit Ut District No. 3 aud to
provide for the election of drainage commits
sloners Tor said District No. 3, as enlarged
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Police
jury Ut Lafourche parish in regular session
assembled, That Drainage District No. 10
approved July II, 1887, he and the same is
hereby abolished, aud all the territory Com
prised in said district No. 10. be and is
hereby Incorporated in and made part of
District No. 3: SO that District NJ. 3 shall
extend from tho lower boundary line of
District No. 2 to the lower line of Sostheno
Folse's Autemant plantation, including the
Bayou Blue Settlement from the lower line
OF Acadia plantation to the lowermost settle
Eepts OH said Bayou Blue.
SECTION 2. BE it further enacted, etc.
That there shall be not less than six com
missi0ners appointed for said District No. 3,
three thereof to be residents of the Bayou
Lafourche and three thereof resid from
the Bayou Blue Settlement; provided,
however, that until otherwise ordained the
thu ee commissioners appointed for the late
District No. 10. shall act as the three com
missiOners from that settlement, with the
three commissioners already appointed for
the District No. 3.
SkCTIoN 3. BE it further enacted, etc.
That all funds in the hands of the Treasurer
to the credit OF tlle. late District No. 10, shall
be and are hereby transferred and carried to
the credit Of the District No. 3, as herein
reorganized.
SECTION 4. Be it further enacted, etc. That
all laws or parts Of laws in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed, and that this ordinance
shall take effect from aud after its passage.
Adopted Feb. 90. 1889.
5 +. GRISAMORE, President.
II. n. CoULoN, Clerk.
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non. AnpEs ELIAlR FOX lNDA'hs-
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yers la fin d" ce mois la fabrica-
inn de la glace Vii reprendre dams
,o,re Vile. Deja quelques gosiers
dAicats sc PLACEMENT de rabsence
AZ &c refrigerant. II scrait 4 SOU
halter que la production int plus
.Moudante ct que notre march6 ne
INT pas expose a ces fluctuations, a
.os absences tOtales de glace dams
Las iours OH ellie est lie plus neces-
.aire. CONNIE le fait s'est produit
Jaunee derniere.
Puisque ron parle tant de manu-
hctures pourquoi he pas faire re-
ussir la seule quill y ait lei.
Toutes les fabriques de conser-
ves ont a 6tre eXperimentess avanl
de donner aux plus entreprenants
ouelque idee de leur utilize. Mails
n elace, la glace que clacun de-
mande ct qui trouve tons les jours
ION ecOulement facile ct rapide,
Ia gIsce, dis-je, devralt ne jamais
usnqupr a nos Establishments pn-
blics nj meme q nos demenres.
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Grande reunion de PAssOciatiOn
de 10 PreSSe LOuiSianaiSe q
ThibOdaux.

C'est lie Ii mai, 1889, qu'aura
lieu a Thibodaux, le meeting de
Association de Ia presse de la
Louisiana.
UAe centaine de membres, Plus
ou moirs, a%ppartenant y tous les
~iournaux de rEtat, seront presents
l cette occasion.
II s'agit de les recevoir, non seu-
kment avec tous les egards qa'ils
nfritent, re qui est de simple conr.
tOisie ct ne depasse point nos
neurs hospitalieres mails il s'agit
encore de nous faire un peu mieux
tunnaitre de ces h0tes intelligentS
eni, pour la plupart, nous ignorcnt
eompletement, qui mont peut-e're
de nous que des id6es fausses re-
pandues ct propagees a dessein par
ucS esprltS malvelllantS on prcve-
nus.
senez ct voyez, ct rendez vous
compile par vous.m6mes de nos hon
ae'rs ct lahorieuses populations.
soas aurez plus Dun point de com
paralsOn q etablir entire nOtre PAL
0oiU cOEtree ct d'autreS. Nous
ssons tout a gagner, 4 6tre connus
veg REPRESENTATIVES, dc la presse loui-
sanalse ct a trouver par lie mOyen
oe leurs journaux, Repression des
'essoarces de notre pays, de nos
ssolus ct de nos aspirations.
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LOCALES.

v.r1AGE -Mardi, 10 mars, 1889,
3, lien a Labadieville, lie marriage
n. Mr.. Myrtii Kerne ct de Mile
~lrusntine Dngas.
La benedictlon nuptiale a etc
,..,6e mar lie Rev. VeniSsat ct nous
amos heurenx de souhaiter aux
.,oyeaux epoux Tongue vie ct pros
Mile Armantine Dugas a etc,
,.,dant qnelques jonrs, Ph6te de
.otre ami James Wright.
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MODERATE PRICES.

Mr.. F.. Gonaux-I have prescribed vour
Pile Ointment for the past FIVE years and in
every case it gave satisfaction.
G.. A. DUvAL. NJ. d.
Call for samples of Anti-Asthmatic at your
druggist
To r. GOuaux. Houma, La:
l have On several occasions used your Anti
Asthmatic mixture and powder, and have
found instant relief by usin same.
p. e. SARRAzTN, 8 jackson st. N. q.
Call for samples OF Anti Asth,oatic at your
~druggist.
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No. III

). Establishing a public road in the Coteau
Folse to Bayon Boeu f along the Chittama-
han Bayou ridge making an appropriation
to build . bridge over Coulee Patasas along
said road. and for other purposes.
SEcTIor /. Be it enacted by the Police
Jury Of the Parish Of Lafourche in regular
session assembled, That a public road is here
BY established and dedicated along tho back
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Les bizarreries de ia langue fran
caiSe.

. = "
Voici quelques unes des bizarre.
ries qni causent de 81 grands em.
barras aux strangers qui veulent Sc
familiariser avec la langue FRAN
cai>e:
Nous portions les portions.
Les portions. les portions nous j.?
Les p0ules dn. convent convent.
Mes fills ont cass6 mes fills.
IL est de PEST.
Je Wis ceS Wis.
Get hOmme est fer, peut-on sly
fer?
Mons editions de bellies editions.
Nous relations ces relations inte-
ressantes.
Nous receptions ces diverses &C
ceptiOns de mots.
Nous inspections les inspections
lie s.mGmcs.
Nous exceptions ces exceptions.
Je sulS content qu'ils content
celte bistOirr.
lis CONVENT qu'ils CONVENT leurs
amis.
lis out un caractere tles-violent ;
III, violent lenrs plomesseS.
lis exptdient leurs lettles; c'eSt
nm bon expedient.
Nos intentions sont que nous in.
tentions &c process.
lis negligent leurs devoirs, je suis
moins negligent.
Nous objections bea"coup re cho-
SEES contie vos objections.
lis resident a Paris chez le resi-.
dent Dune cour etrangere.
Les pOisSons af1uenta un af1uent.
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LIE Garnet dun vieux professor.

lie Garnet dun vieux professor.
La leeon de g.ammaire.
L. professeur-Aimer quel temps
est.ce!
L'eleve-Maman dit que c'est IN
temps perdu.
La lecon de style 6pistolaire.
LIE Professeur-Le grand art c'est
d'ecrire CONNIE on parle.
L'eleve-Alors, monsieur quand
on parle du npz g..
LIE professeur-Citez-mo IN
manifere depourvu de dents.
L'eleve-Ma grand'mere.
LIE profeSseur-Citez moi Quel-
ques examples de bankruptcies.
L'6leve-Un cheval, un beuf,
un menage.
LIE professeur-Qu'entend on
par le detaut des Goes!
L'eieve-Le default des c6tes
c'eSt d'avoir servi a confectionner
la premiere femme.
LIE protesseur-Quand je vous
dOune un coup de pied an dcrriere,
que|S sont les muscles que je NETS
Ell movement
L'ei0ve-Les muscles extenSeurS
de mon bras pour que je vOus rende
un ~sOuf1et.
Le %professeur (furieuxl-Avec
quoi ratine-t Oh lie sucre ...brut ?
L'eleye-Avec du noir ......aui.
NAL.
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Nous prenons piaisir 4 annoncer
i nos lecteurs Ia transformation du
Franco A merica;n, pnbli6 a New
York, qni, de journal mensuel, de.
Went Journal hebdOmadaire.
Beancoup de matieres, d'actuall-
tfs, de la bonnie, de la vraie litt6ra.
ture: VOLTA ce Qui caracterise &c
nouvel organe de publicite. Ajou-
tez i celia une allure crane It une
independence d'id6es ct do vues
qni nest pas commune lie nos jours.
J'appelle uu chat un chat ct Rol.
let un fripon. Telle semble 6tre la
devise du Franco. .dmericain.
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BAYOU LAFOURCHE.
PEditeur de la sENrryELLR :


depuis quelQurs semaines ma per.
mis- de vOyager sur les rives dn
Bayou Lafourche 1t d'1tre lie t6moin
desinteresse lie fats ct de chooses
que je ITEMS 4 vons signaler d'apIes
la promcsse que je vous al fate.
Sur les deux rives du bayou les
travaux de plantation sont pousses
avec Ia plus grande activi'e ct lie
plant de cannes lie semb!e pas, d'a
pres fopinion ganerale, 6,re aussi
deteriore qn'on await bien vonln le
dire IT IL fairr croire.
JaI pa voir de mes Neux une
tres-grandr ac'Iyi'6 dtployfe sur
toutrs nos plantations >ucrieres ct
CO qnl dome plns dimpttus a ces
travaux c'est L. snrrcS que depniS
4uelques annteS, nos habitants ont
epTOuve dams leurs recoltrs.
Je sails p%arfaitement que beau,
coup ne tiennent pas a taire exact-
ment cO.Anaitre le renle,nent de
leur exploitation, Les u amoin
drissent de propos deIibere le pro
duit de Phabitat,on les ausre~ par
esprit d'amOnr propre ct d'orgueil
pexagere.
LIE reporter dun journal dams CT
cas- Il fort a faire IT GRANT on De dc
plaire en- diSant la vetitG on dan
noncer DIES chiff,es trop pntlfs ct
haturellement pen c%orrects.
Je sails que Ton vous II quelQue
peu chicane 4 &c sujet ct je he
veux point vOus expo>er advantage
a pa'eille mesaventnle quill me
snfise de ,ons expOser Replacement
4uelqnes refexions que me suggere
mon petit voyage.
Aux e%nvirOns de Raceland sur.
tout, Jai cneilli queIques rensei.
enements dignes d'intelGt ct qui
selont compris ct a~pprecies de
ceux qui conuaisseht les Iieux.
Sur Ie cote droit du Bayou La
fOurche entire Racelaud ct Lock.
port il existe plusieurs plantations
sucrieres dune 6tendue assez res.
treinte, mails tOutes travaill6es on
plnt0t cultivees avec toute pintei!i.
gence ct tout IL soin requis. Nous
citerOns entire autres celles de MN.
Paul Breaux qui a produit As bon
cauts, Leufroid Breaux IS. Ursin
Leblanc so, Valfroid Fo,at 26O,
=. Guitreau 81 ct Mime Lovingly L.
vert sc.
Les ohiffres de q~uclques autres
nous echappent mails nous vouIons
nous appesantir sur celui accuse
par Nine Lovingly Levert qni avec
un attelage de 4 OF cling nulets
settlement ct sans autre assistance
que son energie personnelle, lear
ellie est elle.m6me l'ecomome de son
habitation), a su faire produire Sc
boucants a son champ de cannes.
Nos femmes creoles ont droit de Sc
mon.rer fieres dc Get exemple ct
nous dirons de Get enseigncment.
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UN SHERIFF cONDAMNE A LA.
MENDE.-Le sheriff de Ia paroisse
Assumption a etc comdamne d $50
d'amende par la cOur. Eft voici
pour9uoi: Tn prisonnier quelcon.
que, sentant IL besoin de Sc faire
Golfer ct rafraichir le mention, dit
on, demanda an sheriff la permission
d'aller visiter un artistic capi!laire.
La permission lui fut octroyee
endorsement, mails qnand Pap
pei de sou ON vint devant la cour
OH constata O absence de la Ia
contamination du sheriff.
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LIE TETANOS.

LIE TETANOS.
TRANSMISSION A L'HoMME PAR LIE
cHEvAL, LIE MULTI, LANE, LIE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE MEDE.
CINE, DE PARIS; sEANCE DU %
FEvRIER.
NJ. Vernenil a cite une s6rie de
fats cliniques montrant Ia trans
mission dn te.anOs a Phomme par
lie chrval, lie nuIet, Pane, le moa
ton. L'orig;ue equine parait doini-
ner; ellie semhle avoir lie redoutab!e
privilege de determiuer les epizoo-
ties tetaniques. On ma pas lie
dIoit lie nier, de prime abord, cette
origine lorsqu'ou he d6convre pas
/" point de depart du NAL. II he
fsut pas oublier qn'nn medecin
l'eut servir de vehicule 4 Pinfection
l'uerperale, quill ma pas dependant
contractee, ct que, de meme, IN
rhrval non technique, un animal
sain peut transmettre lie grrme du
t2tanoS i IN animal qni en- mrurt.
Entin, rhomme aussi peut propager
lie ge.me sans avoir le NAL Sans
6tre tetanise il peut 6tre tetanifSre.
Quoi quill EN- SOFT, il est generale.
ment possible de remonter de Thorn.
me %tetanique AL cheval malade on
sam. La transmission (cela resulte
DIES observations est directe gu
mediate; ellie s'opere par le contact,
par p%app'oche, par le Sol, par les
fnmiers, par les bestiaux, par les
charrettes, par les baruais, par les
divers objects que le cheval ma|ade
Il cOntamines. La persistence DIES
prophecies virulentes du germe est
teIlr, qu'on n WI Inc echarde de
boiS extraite Dime plate dun sujet
tetanique, donner lie tetanos apres
deux ans ct de,ni. Les p~alefreniers,
les pr%oprietaircs de chevaux, les v6.
terinaires, les cochers sont les plus
EXPOSES 4 contractor Ia maladie.
LA morsure dun cheval furieux,
mails non tetanique, pent d6termi.
ler le tetanOs. Tout lie mobilier
d'ecurie est susceptible de propager
Paffection. Les pleasures infec.
~tienses de reil produ,tes par la
meche du fouet sont particuliere.
ment fr6quentes. Un &c ces empi-
riques qui circulent dams les cam.
pagnes ct qu'on nomme h~ongreurs,
ayant ose pratiquer sur un homme
une operation, lui donna le tetanos.
I'm cultivateur, piquant DIES bette
raves dams un champ qui await recu
du tumier provenant dune ecurie
contaminee, Sc fait une legere bles-
sure au doigt avec son piquet, Ut
au bout de quelques jours meurt
te%laniQue.
La contagion par les harnais ct
les charrettes ne saurait &tre r6vO.
Qu6s ca doute; ellie est 81 nantes.
te, quill a etc question de la com.
battre par des reglements sanitaires
Des soldats recuei!lls sur le champ
de b~atailIe, pendant le siege de
Paris, ont pr,s le tetanos dams les
voitures contaminees des cnltiva-
tours qui avaient servi pour lie
transport q rambulance.
Un jardinier conduisant un tom.
bereau a lie doigt pris entire le ii.
mon ct Ia corde qul sert de trait.
La plato devient rapidement infec.
tieuse, ct le t6tanos Sc declare, etc.,
etc.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANGERS HOTEL

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friend,
nd the travelling public that he has 4
aome new arrangements which will enahle
him o satisfy all those who will honor bin
with their custom.
Meals furnished At all hours Of the dav
Breakfast at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It o'clock z. NJ.
Commodlous and wellfurnlshed rooma.
MODERATE PRICES.
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Remede cOntre Ia dySSenterie.
Guerison radicale ct guarantee
References nombreuses. Addressed
4 Mr.. Omer Savoie. chez Mr.. i.
Tel6maque Badeaux, Latourche.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-25
She snuddered as they walked a n in arm

She snuddered as they walked a n in arm
homeward
NANNY" presently.
Eyes, my ckiler
will you always stay by met"
SEE Gawd is my helper"
But. nanny, you must keep on praying.
/ will need it, God must not quit my side"
The clouds were thinning; waves of moon
light fell over the rolling lands. All was
quiet on the plantation.-WhiteM Marie, by
WIN n. Harden.
Changing the Color of Birds.
Starting with the observed fact that cana
ries fed with cayenne pepper acquire ruddy
plumage, DR.. Sauer1nann of the Berlin Phys
biological society, has based upon it a scientific
investigation OF canaries, fowls, pigeons and
other birds. From these he obtained the fol-
lowing results: Feeding with pepper only
produces an effect when given to young birds
before they mott; the color Of the feathers Of
elder birds cannot be affected. Moisture
facilitates the change of color to ruddy hue,
which is again discharged under the influence
of sunlight and cold. \ portion of the con-
stituents of cayenne pepper is quite inactive.
as, for instance, piperin and several ex-
h-actiyes; similarly the red coloring matter
alone Of the pepper has no effect On the color
Of the feathers
II is rather the trioein, which occursi in the
pepper in large quantities, together with the
Characteristic pigment, which brings about
the change of color by holding the red pig
ment of the pepper in solution. Glycerine
may be used instead Of triolein to bring about
the same result. The same statement holds
good with regard to the feeding of birds with
aniline colora The red pigment Of the pep
per is also stored in the egg yolk as well as in
the feathers The first appearance Of the
pigment in the yolk may be observed as
coiored ring four days after the commence
nent of feeding with the pigment dissolved
In fat After further two days feeding ths
whole yolk - colored-
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-25
1uSSSMfI~
I:ailu eagle
A OfEEM-

dreamed had hard words With you
Last right dear love, ! know not Why,
Some trivial word or act Of yours
Had rutssed my anger, and when
Awoae, my Heart and hz,ia
Were su,aafing with the wrong and pain.
Edreamed your eyes-those tender eyes
Looked coidly, sternly into mine,
And IN the accents OF your voice
Was no conciliating sign,
And yet, Wis strange, do not know
What twas that chafed and vexed us 50.
Forgive me, Lowell bad forgot;
Dreams are as treacAerous as our Joys,
And, dreaming, remembered not
That for three years your blessed voice
Has silent been, and daisies white
Have hid your sweet eyes from my sight
Louise F. Suddick In Boston Commonwealth.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-25
n eIvous PIoStIation,

COprevalent, especially among women,
- results from overtaxing the system.
The assimilative organs becoming de-
ranged, the blood grows weak and i'm
poverished, and hence THAT tired feel
ing Of which many complain. For all
such cases, there is no remedy equal to
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Take no other.
"Some time ago / found nv system
entirely run down. | had feeling of
constant fatigue and languor and very
little ambition for any Kind of effort.
A friend advised me 10 try Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, which l did with the best re-
suits. 1t has done me more good than
all other medicines L have ever used"
Frank MellowS, Chelsea, Mass.
For months I was afflicted with
nervous proStration, weakness, languor,
general debility, and mental depression.
BY purifying the blood with Ayers
SarSaparilla. | was completely cured"
Mrs. Mary Stevens, Lowell. Mass.
When troubled with Dizziness, Sleep
lessness, or Bad Dreams, take
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-25
DiscouragisS.

SIS this the road to Camdenf" asked a gen.
Ileman Of boy sitting on the doorstep OF .
nstle hou.e by the wayside-
"Whatf' asked the boy.
A woman hastily appeared at the door and
aid in tone Of sharp reproof:
There you go again with your what, 1rai
Why didn't you say 'ma'am' to the gentle
nan, as I've told you to time and ag'tni ]
never can learn you nannersl"- Ieuths
CsLpsnion-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-12-27
Hello There !.

Cleeland & Ralston- jewel
ers. are still on the northWes
corner of Diamond Better
prepared than ever TO supply
their customers with fine Dia-
monds, Gold Watches. and a
very large stock Of solid,
sterling Silverware Of the very
latest designs direct from fac
tory; never been rehandled,
therefore, being fresh and
beautiful. Just what you need
for a Holiday present. Come
and see them before buying,
and you will be pleased to see
the fine display they have IN
fine fixtures and goods D l..
Cleeland. Practical Optleian
correctly tests the eyes and
perfectly fits spectacles Of the
very best makes. hould you
wish to MAKE a friend a pres
ent in the shape of Gold
Spectacles. We have just what
you want in that line. We
will keep our store open every
week night until 10 o'clock,
this month. Corner of Dia-
mond.