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, 1889-10-25
ON THE GROUND.
Contractor Sharp and Foreman
Pullman in the City.
Ready for Work on Transfer Table
and Machine Beds.
Material Ordered and Workmen
Summoned.

Contractor +. NJ. Sharp arrived from
the West yesterday morning and Arthur
A. Pullman, his general foreman, reached
the city from the South in the afternoon.
The gentlemen held a consultation with
Engineer r. l.. Humtly, the c%ompany's
shop building representative. and an I'M
d~erstanding was quickly reached.
For his part Contractor Sharp assumes
to build at once the big transfer table at
the east side of the new machine shop
according to original agreement and to
place foundations for the heavy machin-
cry to fit the specifications for the work.
This transfer table, which is to be
operated by electricity, will be shifted from
end to end of a stone walled pit sixty
feet wide by 200 feet in length.
II will use fifty or sixty carloads Of
stone in making foundations for the trans
fer table," said Mr.. Sharp yesterday,
and quite a bit of the same material for
the machine beds. | think you'll have
Mr.. Pullman here for two or three
months"
A LEADER reporter accompanied MIR.
Sharp to to the telegraph office, where
the contractor filed half a dozen mes
sages summoning workmen and ordering
material. Foreman Pullman, who
brought three stonemasons from Kansas
City with him yesterday expects to have
IL. cu-oo oroo,;1aJ m;,b;n -aat and
, 1889-10-25
The Colorado Central.

TIE LEADER learns from inside sources
that the Burlington is negotiating for a
long lease of the old Colorado Central
from the Union Pacific.
In the event of an agreement the Bur-
lington may build a spur to the
Central from here but for a time
will use the Union Pacific track
between this city and the Junction,
six miles West.
The natural deduction is that a branch
will be built to connect the Central with
the Elk mountain coal field and that in
this way Cheyenne will have almost direct
Communication with Carbon county fuel
controlled by others than the Union
Pacific.
, 1889-10-25
Secured Co. X.

1t is with great pleasure that THE
LEADER %nnoun that the G. A. R.,
fair managers have secured Co. X, which
was a feature of the merchants carnival,
the drill at their entertainment. the
charming troop will be reviewed by Gen.
Miner the second night of the fair,
Nov. I.
Co. X, as everyone knows perhaps, in
cludes twenty. four of the handsomest
young ladies in Cheyenne, who have been
drilled splendidly by Capt. Sitter, of the
Guards. The company will be taught
some new maneuvers for the G.. A. R.
fair
, 1889-10-25
The Professor Compliments.
narnmla TImes

Business is better at the capital than
it has been for three years. New spirit
seems to have taken possession of the cit
liens and everybody is encouraged. An
other year aud the town on Crow creek
has passed a depression caused by the
failure of the cattle business which was
felt by every vocation in the city.
Envy must acknowledge that Cheyenne
looks more like a city hal any town of
its population in the entire West.
From all appearances the Cheyenne
railroad shops will be the largest West of
the Missouri.
How Denver would like to annex the
new shops at Cheyenne.
, 1889-10-25

Prof. Fred j.. Stanton has been made a
victim of the wild utterances of
an irresponsible local paper. Prof.
Stanton had just completed a grad
ing contract on the Carbon Cutoff and
was awaiting advices from the Union Pa.
cifc when he picked up a copy OF the
evening paper printed here and read an
item declaring that there was proper au-
thority for the announcement that the
Burlington would be Immediately ex-
tended from this place to the Elk Noun
tain coal fields. He Fastened to Chey-
enne with his big grading outfit only to
learn that there was nothing in the state
ment, By hurrying to Cheyenne with his
teams. etc, the professor missed an OF
~portunity to bid on Union Pacific work
west of Laramie and probably lost con
siderable money.
, 1889-10-25
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

A Catholic fair is in progress at Lara
mic.
Company B drills at the armory this
evening.
Converse county's coal miners received
5000 last pay day.
The Kabis store in the Idelman block
will be opened shortly.
City water will be turned off to day be
tween | and 1870 p. M.
Teschemacher & dcBillier load twenty
three cars of cattle at IVA to day.
c. d. Kelley says that Roberts place
on the south side is soon TO be graded.
The Budget notes the arrest of three
hide hunters near that place last week.
Billy Constantine, who bntchered and
bilked here six months ago. is in Omaha
doing well.
Water is to be piped seventeen miles to
Hanna. the Union Pacific new coal camp
in Carbon county.
Douglas wants seventy-fve laborers for
its $l2,0 600 water system. Cheyenne
wants about $50 laborers.
DExcursion parties will come from Lara
mic, Sidney aud Greeley to hear Gilmore
band and the lyric celebrates.
The w. G. T. u. will meet at 3 p. IN.
to-day at I7l7 Warren avenue. All the
members are requested to be present.
Gilmore's great band and an unrivalled
concert company will appear at the opera
house Saturday afternoon and evening.
Several members of Uheyenne's delega
ton to the Knights Templar conclave at
Washington are expected home to-day.
The enterprising and industrious Pres
byterian ladies enriched that society
about $500 by the Merchants Carnival.
Not a little excitement was created
about the Union Pacific yesterday by the
rumor that a workman had fallen from
the tall new shop chimney.
The Wyoming, Salt Lake & California
railway company, in which several terri
torial capitalists are interested, has sold to
date S103, 600 worth of bonds.
Arthur II. Stokes and a. w. White,
house. who have some of the best horses
in America at their ranch near Laramie,
have dissolved partnership. Mr.. Stokes
%retires.
A late number OF the Philadelphia
Times contains complimentary comment
on Cheyenne and an excellent description
of the Capitol club room from the pen OF
Ed Holske.
, 1889-10-25

Harding. Martin & Co.'S report of the
Boston wool market says: THE demand
for territory wools has been good and
sales amount to 81, 500 pounds. The
range of price is from Ice to 26c, as to
quality, but the bulk of the sales have
been on a secured basis of Coo for fine,
5595sc for fine medium and down as
low as 52c for medium. These woods
vary considerable. and in some instances
the clean cost is higher and in others
lower than the above prices" Wyo-
ming wcols are quoted as follows:
, 1889-10-25

There is" says a Douglas correspond
ent Of the Sheridan Enterprise IAN anti
Ca-ey-W Warren combination ~springing up
among us which opposes both the gov
ernor and the delegate for the senate
when we are admitted to statehood. The
strength Of the combination is not known
as yet, but very likely it is based on a
stone foundation"
, 1889-10-25
The New Chief.

Superintendent Barr was called to Lar
annie yesterday on account of a change in
the chief dispather's Office which took eff
feet at 1906 O'Clock this morning. A.
III. Stewart, a young but thoroughly COM
petent man of extended experience. be
comes chief vice W. A. Season., who takes
the third trick"
, 1889-10-25
A Head Artist.
Laramie Boomerang.l

IIHFUTTTV DVoTTcTUHB'I
And still the wonder grows where the
mau who writes the sub heads in the
Cheyenne Euening Imitation learned his
business. His style is excruciatingly
original and profoundly lacking in any
semblance of newspaper instinct. But If
the Epenmg Imitation prefers a black
smith 20 an editor, 1t is none of our bust
moss
, 1889-10-25
Rolling Pumpkins.

Mr.. Dillworth, who was editor OF the
late Douglas Republican, writes to a Wyo-
ming friend: ia ia, to the blue bilious
hills of Wyoming; Dakota is too good for
me. I'm shocking corn. rolling pump
kins, feeding hogs, and boarding with my
father in-law. A mans a fool to run a
q ANYWAY"
, 1889-10-25
Three Locomotives.

The high wind of yesterday delayed
nearly all Union Pacific main line trains.
The passenger which left for the West in
the afternoon was fairly stalled" at Col
orado Junction and a freight engine was
sent from this city to assist the distressed
train to Sherman. This gave the passen-
ger three locomotives for thirteen cars.
, 1889-10-25
POINTS.

Rev. Father Nugent is in Laramie.
f. p. Warehouse, Omaha, is visiting
Cheyenne.
John Horne, Louisville, ia an Inter
Ocean guest.
W. Il. Stone. of Hubert, has been in
town several days.
Hon. John Hunton and wife arrived
from Fort Laramie last evening.
Ed Chase Of Denver is here the guest
of John, the Inter Ocean landlord.
Sam Wilcox, the baker and restau.
ranteur, has gone East for two weeks.
, 1889-10-25

The opera house management has de-
cided to make'a reduction to school chill
dren attending the Gilmore matinee Sat-
urday. Special tickets are nov on sale at
Rhodes * Troxell's.
, 1889-10-25
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER AND
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.

OfflCE VI OOuNI1 lhEASuhEh AMI
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
CHEYENNE, SEPT. l6, 1886,
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, GO
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
All persons and corporations liable to
taxation are hereby notified that the tax
list of Laramie county, for the year 1889,
has, on this the third Monday in Septem-
Der, A. D.. 1889, been placed in my hands
for collection, according to law. Said
taxes are now due and payable at my Of
fee without further notice.
Any tax remaining unpaid on the 30th
day of November, 1889, will be delin-
quent and subject to the addition Of a
penalty of ten C0) per centum, together
with interest and cost of collection.
ISAAC BERGMAN.
County Treasurer and Collector OF Taxes.
, 1889-10-25
Until Noe. 4 only, "a hfe
size photograph m gold
frame for $500.
&. ID. KIRK ID.

Send two cents in stamps to Ell Lo-
max, general passenger agent Union Pac-
cific railway, Omaha. Neb., and secure a
copy of Outdoor Sports and Pastimes,
containing complete rules for lawn tennis,
croquet and base ball; Just issued.
, 1889-10-25

The best sausage maker in the Town
works at H. f. Shuldt's market opposite
City hall.
, 1889-10-25

The finest sausage in town can be OBJ
tanned at Fl. F. Shultd's meat market,
opposite City hall.
, 1889-10-25
bargains ts clocks, brOM$es
and stlCeTaUNre fOr. October.
q. ". BRO WV,
The 18th Street .JelUele7-.
ICE.

Lake Mahpalutah ice. j. L. Murray.
1916 Ferguson street.
, 1889-10-25

Fine Greeley Potatoes at
e. S. JOHNSTON & Bios.
, 1889-10-25

Cabinets for 5000 pen.
dozen until NOc. 4 at
Kirkf0nd's.
, 1889-10-25

For good hack service cain tele phone No. 8
, 1889-10-25

To rent a typewriter for short time. AID.
dress G, Leader Office.
, 1889-10-25
Ladies'.

Ladies'.
Call and see the artistic novelties dis
played in millinery at Mrs. Browns, 1722
Ferguson street.
, 1889-10-25

Fine Greeley Potatoes at
4 q. s. JOHNSTON & Bros.
, 1889-10-25

& Historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1889-10-25

nAA..nant in Door nhotographic condition.
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Nos CHEMINs. - Des plaintes
nombreuses nous arrivent pressure
chaque jour constatant petat d6plo.
rable de nos chemins.
Dams quelques sections, lis sont
absolument impraticables ct ron
est oblig6 de Sc servir des bateaux
naviguant sur lie bayou pour trans.
porter q Thibodaux DIES meubles ct
autres objets pour lesquels les pro-
pri@taires mont pu Sc servir de
leurs attelages.
Sans doute les pluies f%requentes
que nous avons cues reinforcement
sont pour bt aucoup dams Get 6tat
de chooses; mails NY a-t.il pas aussi
une grande negligence de Ia part
des riverains ct peut-6tre I'M peu
top de mollesse de In part de nos
i%nspecteurs de chemins? Nous de.
vons avoir DIES chemins praticablcs
en- tous temps ct il faut que nous
en- ayons. IL ny IA p%ersonne, pas
meme lie p%roprietaire negligent ct
apethiQue, qui ne puisse ct ne
d0lve pas Soutfrir du mauvaiS etat
ue o routes, ct un peu plus de
oonne volont6 ct d'intelligence pre-
'iendraient touteS les plaintes
Jostement fondees que Pom entend
de tous eetes,
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LIE m0yen de maigrir.

LIE docteur Provost a racont6
dams phygiene pratique IN curieux
apologize dedi6 q ceux qui mangent
ct dorment trop, apologize qui peut
bonner q mediter, meme aux hu-
mains.
Un veterinaire celebre recoit,
tous les jours, Ell pension, des
chiens amenes par de %venerablps
marquises, que leur m~aitresse de.
clare tres malades, parce qu'ils ont
prematurement impotence dune
vieillesse avancee.
Rassurez-vous, madame III mar
quise, repond le v6terjnaire; votre
CHEN recouvre:a, grace a mes SONS,
Ia sante ct la jeunesse, quill semble
av0lr perdues.
Sa m6thode est simple ct peu cod
teuse. Dams rarriere de SON eta
basement SO trOuve un cirque.
Tous les mathis, !e docteur de la
race canine s'arme dune chambri.
ere, ct lache dams son cirque, par
series de malades, les pensionnaires
qu'on lui "A confies. Traitement du
premier jour: une course a fond de
train autour du cirque, e%hcouragee
par beaucoup de coups de touet.
Anssit0t apreS, il est otfert au ma
lade une jatte d'eau claire ct TN
moroccan de pain sec, quill dedaigne
gen6ralement. Deuxieme Jour :
rep1ise de lexercice precedent, avec
acceleratioH ct presentation de la
meme nourIiture, saline quoiqne
peu abondante. LIE malade bolt
Ill pen dean ct mango un pen de
pain. An bout de quinze jours, Ia
marquise s'extasie en- relevant un
CHEN alrrte, maigre, nerveux, ct
rajeuni.
R6Sultat dOublement Sa~tisfaisant:
lie veterinaire est grassemeDt pave,
Ell la marquise proclame partout
que son SAVIOR est immense.
Gems q"i mangez trop, comore~
nez rapologue!
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Notre vile de Thibodanx compte
maintenant un dOcteur Ell medicine
de plus.
lie docteur J. o. B.. Goulet nous
arrive du Canada, apres un sejour
assez court d. Houma on il await su
sc Greer une clientele. Mas lie de-
sir de Sc rapprocher de la famille
de sa femme recemment arrivee ct
ct fiXee a Thibodaux IA pOuSs6 a
planter sa tente parmi nous. LIE
docteur j. O.. b. GOulet est nn
p~rallcien dun grand merite ct
nous croyons quill AURA sou peu
unc clientele digue de 0 talent.
Sa specialize cousiste surtout
dams lie traitement DIES maladies DIES
temmeS.
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"oS OdnIpdSNcS IL ell .
qul Sc font du Journalistic une OPT.
mon assez singuliere. II semble-
raft quill ma lie droit d'ecrire que ce
qui lenr plat ct de n'6clire que
pour leur pIaire.
81 vous faites de la r6clame pour
IN commercant q%uelcorqne qni
pale pour celia, les autres immGdia.
tement sc figurent que vous leur
faites tort ct vous font Ia mine; ne
dltes rien qui puisse indisposer
leur CHEN autrement lis aboieront
lie CHEN ct lie proprietair~).
II y quelques jours, a propos
dun article tres.benin, public dams
notre journal, It don't le Times De.
M0crat await donn6 la substance,
I'm certain quidam, qui ne Pa peut.
etre pas compris, Il cru devoir SO
trOuveT frOisSe ct nous a renvoy5
Ie journal. En- &C ~taisant, lie qni-
dam etait dams la Unite de O
droit; mails il aurai: di en- meme
temps payer pour son Announcement
TT les Announcements auterIears qu'-
il doit, Car il il tonjours montr6 une
perseverance, exemplaire q ne ia
mails regler.
Cette manlere de liguider nest
pas n%onvelle chez lui, ct CONNIE il
est de cenx IL leSqnels la Ioi con-
tire les debiteurs ma point de prise,
il peut dire imrunement: je ne vous
doIs IieE.
Nous ponrrionS anssi rarler dun
certain individu qui, a differences
reprises, est venu fare executor DIES
travaux d'imprimerie pour le comp.
tc de certaines societies on clubs.
L'argent etc touch6 par lui,
nous le savOns, mails il nest jamais
sorti de sd pOche, 81 ce nest pour
'sne autre destination que celle a
ilquelle il etait destine. On ap-
pelle celia Ell bon franeais un abus
de %contiance, ct il y a DIES lois pour
replimer ces 6carts, mails que YOU.
lez vous, on prefere passer l'eponge
jusqu'a ce qu'on s'~apercoit Quill
NY a nj 6ponge nj savon capables
de decrasSer cpS individuS.
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On pOuvait ces jours derniers lire
dams lie Courier deS Etats. Unis que
Mr.. de RObiIant, Pancien ministre
italien disait QUEEN poli,ique il ne
devait point y avoir de principles.
On Sen doutait quelgue peu, Mr..
dc Robilant. ct les politicians tia
liens mont pas lie monopole de la
mcuvaise fol, du sans gene, de Pin
gratitude ct DIES progresses mem
sOngeres TOus les jours nous pou-
vons cOnstater &c que valent les
billets tires par les individus en-
quote de fonctions, de places ct
d'emplois.
Isl la bonne fol etait bannie, du
reste, de la terre, ellie devrait trou
yer un asile dams le ceu des rois,
disait Jean lie Bon en- Sc c~onstitu-
ant prisonnier aux Anglais a qui il
await livr6 des otages. Jean lie Bon
mourut captif, croyant de son de.
voir de tenir Ia parole donn6e.
On sont, de nos jours, les politi.
ciens qui gsrdent leur parole, qui
tiennent leurs progresses: Verba
uolent ct bien fol est qui Sc fe aux
progresses mensongeres des cher.
cheurs de places.
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On attend de jour en- jour notre
Superintendent DIES Gcoles pour
rEtat de la Louisiana, fHOn. j. \.
BrpauX.
IL vent de riSn %s'assurer du fOnc.
tiOnnement de notre syStelDe
d'education. Nous avons tout lieu
d'esperer qunl sera grandement
satisfait des efforts que nous fai-
soLs pour tenir nos ecoles de cam
pagnes dams une situation, simon
~forissante, dn MONS respectable,
Ell egard an pen de resources
don't nous pouvons disposer ct que
des leg~islatives viennent
ecorner tous les ans Ell favour d'U-
Universities don't fe besoin he Sc fat
pas excessivement sentir.
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Sur la proposition do ministre
DIES affaires etrangeres. la seur
Vincent Went de recevoir la croix
lie la Legion d'honneur.
Cette religieuse, qui portrait dams
lie monde lie nom de Mile Marquee
rite Peyremont, appartient a rordre
DIES Files de Ia Charlie, tond6 par
SAINT. Vincent de Paul. Ellie est
sup6rieure de lh6pital european
d'AlexaDdrie, ct c'est SUI la recon-
mandation tres instante du comte
d'Aybigny, que lie gouyernement,
a%ppreciant son d6vonement ct ses
longs services, Jul attribute cette
r6compense meritee
Cette distinction donnee q une
Francaise qui sert les pauvres sera
bien accueillie a Alexandra ct au
Cairo.
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Trois jeunes gems d'Eckert On
diana), presque encore enfants,
chassaient samedi dernier dams les
enyirons de cette localite, lersqu.-
lis ont voulu traquer un lapin dams
sou terrier. Or, Ell c%ourant, pres
dune vleille souche d'arbre coupee
au ras du sol, ills ont decouvert un
pot rempli dc pieces dor. Les
trois %jeunes chasseurs ont aban-
donn6 aussit6t Ia poursuite du
lapin, qui leur await falt faire uue
81 belle trouvaille, ct Sc sont mis- a
compter leur or. II = en- await
pour $4,000.
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II est a croire que s: NJ. de Les.

Ii est a crOire que S; NJ. de Les.
sePs a P%occasion de lencontrer IL
gagnant du grOs lot de Panama, il
Sc montrera moins sceptique que
he Ia etc le baron de Rothschild
apres femprunt mexicain, qui aus,
81 comportait IN lot de cinq cent
mile francs.
Quand lie gagnant Sc presenta
all gnichets dc la rue Lattice, lie
calsSier lul dit tres respectuense.
ment que "Monsieur lie baron" de-
strait IL vOir ct lie condnisit an cabi-
net dn pere DIES barons d'aujour.
d'hui Alphonse, Gustavc, etc.
All! c'est vous, fit lie vienx
James, avec ce sourire quill sortait
dams les bons moments.
-Oni, monsieur lie baron; on
ma dit que vous desiriez me voir.
&c nest pas moi, c'est la ba-
rome.
All! c'est la baronne? fit stu
refait lhomme aux cinq cent mile
francs qui, ne les ayant pas encore
touches, ~rtstait coulant
-Oni, vepez avec moi.
-Volontiers.
EFT les VOLTA sortant DIES bureaux
pour traverser les salons ct, finale.
ment, arriver a la femme du grand
f%jnancie:.
Celui.ci preSenta l'inconnu, don't
il n'avait pas meme songe 4 leman.
der le nom, on cts termeS
Ma chere annie, .regardez bien
ce monsieur, c'est IN veinard.
La baronne saiua sans rien dire
ct lie baron James de Rotshchild,
ayant fat compiler devant ellie les
cinq cent mile francs par un EN-
ploye qni await suivi, conclut entin
ell ceS termeS:
-Vous me pardonnerez, mon
sieur, d'avoir ainsi use de votre
bon vonloir; Ia baronne adore les
s~ingularites ct vous ell Gtes une,
car plus ianais personne apres
vouS ne gagnera ce lot de cinq
cent mile francs.
L'hlstoire est authentique ct Il
etc contee par les %jonrneauX de
l'epoque.
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AvIs.-Les porteurs de reclama-
tons contre la p%aroisse, d1ment
appIouvees ct enregistrees, partant
dn No. Al jusqu'au No. 346 inclu-
sivement, sont prizes de presenter,
dams lie d6lai de 80 jours, a partir
d'anjourd'hui, e reclamations au
secretaire du Juri de Police pour
lesqueIles il remettra des warrants
sur lie trGsorier, payab!es a we.
Sont exemptes de cette formalltG,
les certificats de jures ct ceux de
t6mOinS.
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On a decouvert a Faye tie
Junction, pres de Washington
Courthouse (Ohio), ure espece de
caverne servant de repaire a une
vingtaine lie chiens vivant a l'6tat
savage, ct qui out attaqu6 pen
dant ces derniers temps plusieurs
personnes du voisinage. Une
graude chasse s'organise pour tuer
ces dangereux animaux.
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"A Ia suite Dun grand diner
dams TN miniStere, a Paris, un at
tache de l'ambassade d'Angleterre.
ayant a causer avec uu cOntTe.
amiral franeais, penetra dams une
petite piece voisine du fumoir.
Sur un divan, 6tendu dc tout son
long, nn homme a la physionomie
distinguee rouhait a polngs fermes.
commissioners ce monsieur ?
demanda lAnglais.
-Pafaitement, repondit lie ma
rim, c'est lie colonel Lichtenstein.
II "a tant a faire, taut a representer,
tant a courir que, DIES quill peut
prendre un moment de repos, il Ell
profile.
-Est-ce quill dort t~oujonrs
CONNIE celia?
IL sc reveille aux arrangements
de p%residence.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-02-02
Quels materialistes, ces m6decins

Quels materialistes, ces m6decins!
Savez-vous d quot ills s'occupent,
maintenanti A des observations
qui tendent a prouver que le genie
on supplement ie talent est une
fOrme directe de la fOlie. La mu-
sique notamment, prouve un GER
veau Gesequilibre.
De telle sorte que, d'apres cette
th6orie, les cerveaux sains sont
settlement des imbeciles. Les me.
decins veulent-ils consider les
trois quarts du monde?
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-02-02
Nous venCnS de recevOir du De.

Nous venCnS de recevoir du De.
partement de PAgriculture a
Washington, de nombreux 6chan.
tilIons de CRANES de tabac prove
nant du BreSil, du Paraguay, de la
Firginie ct de File de Cube.
Nous les d%elivrerOns VOLUNTEERS 4
tous reux qui viendront nous en-
demander, q la condition qu'ils
s'engageront d nous faire connaitre
le resu|tat des experiences qu'ils
auront faites avec ces graihes.