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MER1DEs BRITANNIA COMPANY.

MERIDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY,
QUADRUPLE PLATE.
Berry Spoons. satin finish, engraved.
Berry Spoons. satin finish, en-
graved. gold bowls. 81. 90 and 80 25
Berry Spoons. chased, gold bowls. 50 90
Sugar Shells..................... 6Oc. and 81. 90
Savoy. Portland, Assyrian and Shell But
sSi hAhA''s I.)C
Cake Baskets. satin fnishsengraved .... $500.
Is So to o.. IS
Bon bon Baskets. satin finished, en-
graved. gold lined. ...... 81. 81. 81. So 90 Is
and e. 90
Shell Pitchers. satin finished. gold necks,
1915 and g. 25
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"N Sysisyy" CS..:

man are nov being shown by oA
Attractive and stylish 3-pc. ospe Costs. Blouse
Goats. Embroidered Goats. Russian Coats. Lon
don Box Coats. &c. In soft tAns gray and mixed
cloths. &c. Elegant Black Embroide-ed Coats.
&c Notwithstanding their exclusiveness and
styiishness their prices excep tonally reason
able.
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Gloves
LONDON ~ Gloves. IIIl PAE1s
GLOVES.

HE latest styles are awaiting your inspection at
the Palais Royal. While the London-rnade Gloves
may appear somewhat heavy they none the less
correct. Even Paris bows to London this season.
Lower prices than usual because of direct importa-
ton Of wholesale quantities. because of the largest
retailing in the District of Columbia because of the
small profits possible with cash business because of
the same small profit for imported novelties as for
ordinary Gloves.
All ''Palsis Royal" Gloves equally reliable.
Every pair warranted Please favor US BY allowing
one Of our experts to fit them toyour hand that
may be better assured that you not allowed to
leave the store with gloves any way imperfect or Ill
fitting We ,oant your 0,Ores 10 be good Advertise
ent for the Palais Royal and are therefore as an1-
ions that they should be faultIess in every
spect.
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ABOUT "PAlAIs RorA1r Guovrs

Nsdsto special order Of best materials 50 tina. esc
and every pair con Be WARRANTED in the byoadest
% ths wovd Shaped after such models ss Dent,
fowues> Morley, Trefousse. Reynier. Jouvin 90 tina,
70 pleoswrs 10 1T tAeps to posr ,Gnd and not onp
Of xrrisk. but without hint that you should bvy
Coming direct from the maker with only the I'd
dtion of your AGENTS small expenses. the to~est pos
sieis pvSess tor best oiovss quoted
q buttons. English and French kid........ 81 Sc
soutton Undresssd Kid Nousquetafres. -...... l. 81
8 button Special Selects. 4" usually s225.. L. q
SSBesides the reds &C. for street wear. am
| shown the delicate tinfs for evening
Il OsTRRs--Ths celebrated Laced Kid Gloves
Only Il for hooks. q. 25 for z hooks Every pail
guaranteed the the prevailing higher prices
were asked
DIARRITZ-The genuine. introduced By us &c
Warrington some years since under the of Pig
skins" New reds. xrays. t.ns mode and black viii
ssR. white and black stitching Only 9oc. pstr.
L REScH-Ro Kid Gloves for u . pair exist 4,
reality only here.
| THE PALAIs ROYAL
| A. LIsNER
Cos. l2sh Ct end PA eve
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The ENGLISH "WA1K,se. Crows

Good better and best describes three makes that
win be The Paais Royals speciaties for the ls9 90
season:
style No. 1-Engiish Calfskin- 81 90
style No 2-Enslish Dosskin. 81 s.
Style No. 3-English Chevrette. e. 90
The correct style4 buttons. The proper reds.
browns. tans. modes. grsys and a fast black The
latest ladders" seam In short. the good, better
and best CT the newest OF new Gloves At Is per
cent bslovprevailins quotations.
ss-The'oooce mentioned ave the Glores to De found
." the e1iHo retail stores u Pars ana London TAey
are aisctmp0rted by the PRINCIPAL ,etatsrs of the
rartosss eitses o. America TIE ladies of WasAine-
ton d. C.. should appreciate the act that THE Low
EST PRICES IN THE UNITED STA rES ARE
BElSG QUoTED AT THE PALAJS ROYAL
1 ssosos - but just opened and tAfs aet (. already
oeeo"ssno k~or~. and not only here out in outstds
eisses o~dsys are arriving by suervzsaa.
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So W1rH HASpKERcgrrrs.

Whether tits for quantity and variety quality and
price. where else a stock 10 compared
Literally THOUSANDS Of dozens
Let's look 1T the Initial handkerchief, for sake Of
illustration.
First. the quantitiesr
500 dozen Of Union for ladies' .... l2,Sc each
900 DOZEN Of Union for ladies' .19c. each
500 dozen of Union. for nen-..-....--.I29lc- each
loo dozen Of Linen. for men--.---.-.-..2 PIC each
500 dozen Of Silk. for ladies' 19c. each
800 dozen Of SUI. for ladies.--.........-25c each
800 dozen of Silk. for msn-.....------..5oc each
go dozen Of SILK. for men-.-.--.......-75c. each
125 dozen of Silk. for men-........-......sI each
% dozen Of Silk. for men--..-........sI25 each
You see We prepared for Christmas even now
nd yet nth such quantities. many or tas initials will
be scarce some time before Christmas.
As to qualities and prices While are better quail
ties than usually given prices are ertra
ordissry values. The Mems Jap Silk Handke
marked 39c. Not only feel the weight of silk. but
o INC ~orA oi the inlIisi- 10 you mink that one or
these 500 dozens riu be here Christmas. We don't
want them to be. A special offer for tomorrow,
THREE FOR ONE DOLLAR
Nov look at these LADIES' Handksrchiess from Ire
land Warranted all pure linen and nd-embroidered
initials. worked by the nuns and peasants Of the
Emerald Isle Hor they be sold for 10 eentsS is
question our competitors not less than our many
patrons asking.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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90 where you msy-New York. Philadelphia
Boston any large city-snd you viii not and
more extensive line Of
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New SHIPMENT Or LAMPS

Have You Tnrrn
5 e. liz + g. ::
ssH ZEE ssss TIT
ssfS Enu ssss !
+ made spafs the ges0n. Of
FoR QuAlrY.
Il Il e
s.ss! S:f: g: os
HE ASSORTMENT
French MenS:. very rich GnosOi:ss. and Bon
ts sS Leaves Violes'' &C.. &C.. in al sO0u' 70
The Pace
For GUS best is 90 cents . pound We re-
GnL 4 Son, cor. 18th .nar. M
Queen Or TIE Burrrn MAnxrr
When you give Dinners" Lunch
eons. "or ct any time when you are particular
about setting the beer before your
euests. sond NJ IN order for sharpless'
Cow" Butter. put up In half- pound prints
None better in the world.
Our ''Elsin Creamery" although net -
fine and consequently not sxpsnstvs. u
Just - pure and ySeA end b III tsss AZ
Famiiv Bsftsvs.
orders by mai sa6 telephone promptly
attended to. 01Pvtsss Ia ieesst DsssSeis.
G.o M. 0rsr.s. ys. ys.,A... ,a.a
e.. y Ok. = Is,
bt: Wing, near Tn Sd. Osutse AefksS
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HYACrNTH AND ROYAL BLUE

Six shades Of these colors in the Toscpade Gloues
Us they call them in London at 81 90 instead of
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TIE NEw CoppER SHADES.

Merging from red to the genuine copper color are
the 4 button Chevrette Gloves with broad white en-
broidery and band at wrist. These are the London
msdsloves that retail 81 70 at the few exclusive
stores where-they may be found Here $40
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AZ advertised In tho Star IL SAL soine ana no On. a,
want OF coz, should fail n attend this sale sad saw,
money
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The NEW Russian KIDS

Thedeicious odor of Russian leather reds and rich
browns. The new corded backs. buttons. Suct
are the lstestfrom Paris Here at only 81 so pair
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$l7-$25
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30

''Bad, in the Couricr-Journal.
has the following to say in reply to
the question, ''Whatis Your idea Of
happiness!"
~ had sufficient curiousjty to ask
= few people about this, and found
that the average mans idea Of hap
piness consisted in having just as
much money as he wanted, "a women
who was fond Of him, . kood din
ner, bright fire and a good cigar.
A few added some sorS OF wine.
Most Of the women simpls wanted
seemed to think that
would buy everything. 4 few po-
Iitical enthusiasts wanted 70 reform
the country, and a few religious
ones wanted everybody to! think as
they did. A small hoy came near
er the solution than anybody else,
for he said what he wanted was "a
good time and to he let alone" A
good time. and to be 1T alone!
That's what we oil want. 1.-THE pos
sibilities for = good timei aud the
liberty to enjoy it when sit comes.
And the brain of England troubled
itself over that question fer one en-
lire week which an American hoy
of ten years answer ut once"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
ABITA SPRINGS.
July 20. 1892.

IA. July %, ls92.
Eyiros 81. TAMsaASY FARNEa: =
The continued daily fsins are
causing great havoc and ruin to
everything within the reach q it,
destroying hand. The s.ecops
throughout our villa are very much
tleprcciated. The fruit crop y the
only exception, which is rapidly
maturing. watermclous and grapes
are in noted abundance thus year.
The recent resignation Of Capt.
Sam POitcvcnt, who has been for
many years Superintendent Of the
East Louisiana Railroad, has caused
much sorrow to the railr0aderS. ~
his kind and quiet feeling could at
any moment be sought by any race
or color. lie is a noted benefactOr
in many respects. We wish him y
long and prosperous career, in
whatever undertaking he may pur-
sue.
The gallant boys Of the Uniform
Rank, X. Of r., captured many .
fair heart of dear old st. Tammany.
Mr.. Edward Stack, accompanied
by his sister, Miss A. Stack, and
Miss Annie NestOr, az enjoying q
months rustication at Abita.
Miss Genie Cook, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter Of Hon.
VIM. Cook, Sheriff Of st. Tam
many, left last Tuesday evening,
after a short stay IN our villa.
Miss We'll, the talented songstress
Of New Orleans, arrived and is stop
ping at the American House.
Messrs. Charles Triche and
Geo. Gusman, Ut OuSMan, la,
left yesterday after weeks rusti.
cation for brief trip to the sea-
shore at Pass Christian.
Hon j. BatesOn, wife and daugll-
ter have engaged quarters for the
summer at SimOn's villa.
Among the recent arrivals at 81.
mons Hotel are Mrs J H0ff.
man. four children and nurse, Mrs
L j Stanton and family. Mrs Geo
BlineO, j Hateson. Mrs Bates0n,
Hobby Bates0n, Boston, Mass.
Childre GristOn, Mobile, Ala. Chas
Triche and Geo Gusman. Gusman,
La, Katie and Maggie Gibbons,
Geo Diboll, n. o., Il C Claudell
and brother, Francis Johns on, l. CT
King, l.. Rice, NJ. Born, Claude
Hepp and Clythie Jewell, Mobile,
Ala.
ZrIp.KA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30

The Constitution is rs heartily in
favor of the reconciliation Of silver
and financial relief as any farmer
in the South, and it proposes to
continue to advocate them; but the
defeat of the Democratic party
means the defeat Of these measures.
1t means more. 1t means the most
savage attack that has ever been
made on the white people Of the
South by the party Of sectiOnalisn.
Do the farmers o: the South pro.
pose to contribute to this result:
We do not believe it.-Atlanta
Constitution, Dem. $50
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
WHAT GOOD ROADS MEAN.

They would make it possible fol
the. farmers to- take advantag.
lprDlnty a the highest llarIset, nc
matter at wlat seasoa Of tlle year.
They would save him days and
weeks of time which he waists every
year wallOwing through the dis gust.
ing mire Of dirt roads.
They would reduce to a mini.
mum the wear and tear ON wagons
and carriages. tf-r.b4 !.
They would. lesson the expense
lin keeping. horses il working order
and vastly less horses wnuld be re-
quired in the country to perform
the farmers work.
They would require less expense
to keep them In repair than do the
dirt roads. ..-,- ts. p
They would make it easier for a
team To pull several tons over a
smooth surface than to drag a
wagon drought tho mud.
They would afford ready COM
municatiOn with the outside world
at all times Of the year.
They would spare the farmer
many veXatianx aud nervous strains.
They would practically shortcd
the distance to the local market.
They would increase the demand
for country and suburban proper
ty.
They would he free from dirt in
summer and mud and luds in fall,
winter and spring.
They would bring every farming
community into closer social rcla-
tiOns.
They would make an evening s
drive pleasure instead Of veSa:ion,
rs 1t ID now.
They would do away with the alb
surd poll tax and supervisor system
in places where it is still in use.
They would be, in short, the best
possible investment to the taxpayer
il built and cared for by the nations
al tax.
All these they do, unless cxper-
fence goes for naught.-Colman's
Rural Would. 1a--- ---.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
Terms of Court.
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

EiGlirEENTn JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
1t is ordered by the Court. That
the following regular terms III The
10th Judicial District Court be and
the same are hereby established
and fixed:
Livingston Parish-Jnry terms,
second Monday in April. 6rst Mon.
day in November.
Court terms, second Monday iu
March and second Monday in Octo.
Der.
St. Helena Parish--Court terms,
81 Monday in March and 81 aIon.
day in November.
Jury terms. Sd Monday in Feb
rnary and Sd Monday III Scpiem-
Der.
st. Tsmmany Parish = Conrt
terms. lst Monday in May. lth
Monday in October.
Jury terms. 4th Monday in jam.
AIRY and 4ih Monday in June.
Tangirahoa Parish-Jury terms.
second Monday in january. FRS:
Monday in June.
Court terms. fourth Monday il
April. fonrtb Monday in November.
Washington Pnrisl,-Court terms
second Monday in May and The FIRST
Monday Of December.
Jury terms. fonrth Monday in
March and third Monday in Octo.
her.
AID it is further ordered that the
Clerk Of the Parish of st. TamWany
send certified copies Of this order
to the clerks Of the other parishes
Of this District. and that the clerks
Of the Parishes OF this District
aforesaid cause publication Of this
order 10 he made ~ the law directs.
RODr. II. REID. Judge.
I hereby certify the within and
foregoing to he a true and correct
copy of the or,ier taken from the
minutes Of tho Juno term of the
l6tt: Judicial Dist. Court. in and
for the Parish Of st. Tammany.
Witness any hand and seal off,
L. 81 cially. this 18th day Of
July. A. D.. 1892.
H.R. WARREN. Clerk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30

Mesers. Dan Talmage's Sons, in
Bulletin No ;, Rice Crop 1892, is
saed on July 18th, state:
Seeding is completed: the early
planting we'll advanced and the ma
joe part Of the late crop up and do
ing we'll. Though the season was
late and undesirable in some To-
calities yet during the first half pre-.
cent m0nth intense heat tempered by
ffequet ndaily showers have more
than made up for previous deiicien-
cses, developing the plant with a
rapidity Of = forcing bed. The
CasOliaas and Georgia report good
psogress Florida, Alabama, Miss
issippi, Texas and Arkansas gener-
ely satisfactory conditions, but
With some discourging features
ao0ng those who have undertaken
the crop for the first time. Louisi-
60 ~ hitherto advised is the ban
nef State phenomenal increase of
acreage and marvellous advance in
stasdar1 q culture. Its crop will
be the largest. cheapest and clean.
ct ever made the latter due to the
abundance 0f water which kept the
grass u check SD that At least the
1sst q main growth will be almost
absolutely free Of seed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
Election Notice.

Whereas. il is provided by an Act Of
the General Assembly Of the State Of
Louisiana, entitled IAN act to incorp0r.
ate the town Of Arandesille. St Tammany
Parish, la. approved March II. 1870.
that an election shall be held on the sec.
ond Monday in August Of each year. by
the qualified electors Of the town Of
Vaudeville. st. Tammany Parish. La,
for the purpose Os elscting one ,4Iayoe
and Eve Aldermen Of said town At large
to serve ~ such for the ensuing twelve
months thereafter. AMI it being the
duty Of the Clerk of the Court Of said
parish to call said election
Now, therefore, I, H. Il Warren,
clerk OF tho Sixteenth, judicial dis
trict court for the Parish Of 81. Tam
many. La. in compliance with the third
section of said act, DO issue this notice,
notifying all pcvsons concerned 10 hold
said election, on
MONDAY. AUGUST 3. 1892,
being the second Monday of said month.
with the view OF electing the above
named officers, said election 10 lie con.
Quoted. and the returns thereof made,
in the manner required by The laws Of
the State of Louisiana.
In testimony whereof, have hereuM-
Ia signe my name and AFFIXED the seal
Of 50 i'll court thereto, ai the town ri
this 18th day Of July. 1899,
II. X. WARREN. Clerk.
(oriston, L., July -, :Sgl
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30

Coviangton WAS in its holiday at
tire last Thursday, on the occasion
q the laying Of the cornerstone
Of the Pythian Castle Hall. The
uniform rank arrived on the excur-
sion train, accompanied by the uni-
form rank, Knights Of Honor, and
the celebrated Orpl,eon Francois
Hand, and . large number Of ex-
cursionists who spent the day pleas
antly in viewing our beautiful town
and surrounding country. At 4
O'Clock in the afternoon the cere-
nosy Of laying the cornerstone was
observed, and . most interesting
and eloquent address was delivered
by Hon. G. X. Browning, T.. G. c.,
followed by Mr.. J. z. Spearing.
At s O'Clock there was q grand par
ade, and At night musical enter
tainment and ball in the Town Hall,
which was filed to Overlooking
with the youth and beauty Of Lou
isiana. The gallant knights have
reason to feel proud of the magniii-
cent entertainment extended to their
thousands q friends, and now that
the cornerstone is in position. it is to
be hoped it will not be many moons
before We behold . grand Castle
Hall looming up, an ornament to our
towa, and pride to every member
d the grand and noble order of
knights u Pythias, whose countless
deeds and vast influence for good
NE felt throughout the entire civil
ized world.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
PRACTICAL SAYINGS.

For fruit stains, dip the spots
several times in hot milk.
Keep flowers fresh by putting .
pinch Of soda in the water.
Keep a small box filled " it'll lime
in your pantry and ccller; it will
keep tae air dry and pure.
Prick potatoes before baking SO
that the air can escape; this will
prevent their bursting in the oven.
Soda is the best thing for clean
ing tinware apply it with a damp
cloth and rub well. then wipe dry.
For sore throat. beat the white
Of an egg stiff. with all the sugar
it will hold, and the juice Of one
lemon.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
JAMES f. BLOOM,
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for doing the asaal
public printing for feue years will be
received from new spapers published in
IT. 1ammaDy Parish.
All bids N ust be In BY July 20. and
addressed to 5. H. Decker. Slidell La.
Chairman Of Committee on Printing.
or to J. II. Abnoy. Presilent Of the
Police Jury, Coviugton. L..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
Frank Newfield ". Ed. Bossier.
Sixleenth Judicial District Cosss q
Louisiana, l. aod foe the Parish q
II Tannaay-No. l790.

By virtse Of - order a seixaes sd
sale frcM the booosable The aGoessa1A
eoart. and 70 ne disscied. beasisg daas
July + 16y3-
Twill proceed 10 sell II pablie aaesios
at the door Of the Courthouse. ID The
town Of C0vinRt0a, Parrish az u. Tho.
many, La. on SATURDAY, AuGuGe -
ld02 beeween legal sale hours, The lpllov.
ing. desesi6ed property. to-vie:
]. AL aod ai0gahs, thas ceeeaio
square or tslee Of grand. together with
all the baildings and iuproveoeots
thereon. and all the PiRhea, vays and
privileges thereunto beiuaeinR o. ~.
pertaining. ID the parish Of e. Ta9.
many. La, In shae post5oo sbsseof go.
veyed and laid oat q noasiee CITY.
beasded BY Warres, Thisa. ReostA asd
Keller streets. - tie aame = Aelioeaesd
On the Fln0 0f aaid Booster CITY. - SOS.
veyed by ". II. Il Hangsa, civil eogi.
neGH. In March and April 1851. ibid
square Of ground neasuRea. moro OF
less. $50 feet front % eaeh of Thisd ana
FoartA streets, By depeh and froos 81
10 feet On each % Keller aal Wasse0
stsestA st
/ Another piece q passed. q epouod.
Together with all Tie 6aildiaW eoA In.
provs0enis thereoa, and eli the rights,
vars and privileges theseanNo beisoe.
Ing. :itaated IN r. Tannasy pasis6.
La. IN that part 0Aeseof surveyed and
laid out - Bosaicr City. and 1y3os ed
6eseS siteated - the square % islse
eowpsiaed within Ssesad, Third, ksllss
md Wasreo aefseeA - the ao0e = d.
lteeaeed q he pAa Of Doasies City.
Said postios Of gsoaod fosos the eos.
nes Of Third and Keller sesosen, cd
measures 81 feet ftoat % Third sesoe9
By $50 fest In depth aa.i fsoot o. Keller
street, or moro or leoa.
Seized IN the above eotitled suie.
Terms u sale. cash.
W. b Coog, 0beeiG.
Ceci~,6oa. Ia. July 10. 1854.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
BULLDOGS AFRAID OF FIRE.

IA bulldog gives little warning
Of an attack says breeder, ''but
he always jumps high. That is
one good point to remember. II q
man knows that he is to approach =
strange dog he should provide him
self with newspaper and mate hes.
A bit of blazing paper thrust in the
face Of a bulldog will make him
jump through plate glass win
dow New York Herald.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30
ZELl.kA.

Claiborne Cottages arrivals dur
ing the week: c II Cox, Liver
pool, Eng, + Il Brown. Il G Ne
gropontc, l X Small Il C Per.
kins and wife, W S Finley and
wife, G A Williams wife and maid,
Geo. Mather and wife, II Lacey,
Edward, Lille, Georgia Maybin,
WIN l PattisOn Chas + Pattison,
l. l. Labatt and family, Mrs
Leeds Grcenleaf. DR. Gribblc, Mrs
Hcndel son, w c Lyman.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30

The young people OF jacksonville
speat . most enjoyable time last
sunday evening At an ice cream
party, given 1t the neat little resi-.
desee Of Mr.. T.. Oulliber, which
was heartily enjoyed by all, both
young and old. Among tn ose pres
eat were Misses NJ. Stein, c. Cur
row, L. Goldate, NJ. Policar. NJ.
Carr0w, l.. Pelloat, l.. Stein.
Aessn. T.. Oulliber, Chas. and
Paul Oullibcr, J. Dendinger, Il.
whitaey, II. Badeaux. A. Chate-
Iier, r. Policar, c. Gerard, C..
Keopp, Mr.. Oulliber and wife, Miss
n. Chatelier, N. Bohning. NJ.
Kroger, A. Oulliber and others.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30

We authorize our advertised drug.
gist to sell Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds mp.
on this condition. II yOu are afflicted
with Cough. Cold or any Lung, Throat,
or Chest trouble, and will use this rem
edy rs directed, giving It . fair trial,
and experience NO benefit, :Ou may re-
turo the bottle and have your money re-
funded. We could not make this offer
did we not know that DIR. Kings New
Discovery could be relied on. II never
tisappoin's. Trial hottie free at w.
&. Hcimtz'> Drug Store. Large size,
SOC. ami 81 90.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-07-30

r~x BEST SAVE in tie Soffid 1or
Cute Bruises, Sescs, sClcurs, ST.
Rhc1m, Fever Sorss, fslter, ChapiGl
Eruption, and positively Gares ltlcs, or
n pay required. = II GaaSantee6zoo
give perfect satisfactifh, or money
refunded. Price 35 cent per box.
For sale bv w. &. lIeints. druggist.