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MORE EVIDENCE DISCOVERED.
Holmes and Quinlan, Ii Seems, Are
In Tight Place.
Ev Southern AssocIatoi press.

CHICAGO, August .. Inspector Fitz
patrick aud Chief Bndunuch had an in
te:view with Mrs Quinlan in her cell
at the Harrison street station this
morning ns n result OF which the womuu
wes taken to the Holmes castle at Six.
ty-tbird and Wallace streets.
here the lnriv was Joined by Icilius
L. Conner, husband Of Mrs. Julia Con
ner, who isnllcgcd TO be one OF Holmes
victims. Some furniture was found by
!he wo' kmen who had becu digging in
the basement, and this, it is believed.
belonged to Mrs. Conner.
When tho police arrived mt sixty.
third street they immediately began
an examination of the rooms formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Quinlun.
They were in Mrs. Quiulaus room
three hours, and at the end of that
time Chief BadcnUch refused to tell
what evidence he had procured
''fou may say, however" he said,
that VIC have found some now evil
dence which IL very damaging 10 both
Holmes nnd Quiulau. What it is am
not now at liberty To tell, but it is tne
most important we hnvo yet found aud
when made public there will be less
ridicule of the departments work"
The chief announced TINT Mt the con e.
clnsions o! to-day's digging the work
of eXcavating in the cellar OF the castle
Will Do stopped.
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LAST CAST THIS WEEK.

embroideries, Laces, White Goods,
Dress Goods and silks.
Line OF embrolneries and houucings
at half price; striped and check mus
lin at DC, Sc, Zoe; lndia liusns. from 90
up; colOred lawns, worth SO, now Sc;
fine colorei lawns. worth IL. aud i5c.
go while thoy las: at Sc; French gipg
ham, worth loc, now Sc; crepe dc
Neine. worth rye, now Sc; ali. wool
dress goods, worth 900. DOW 25c; oil.
wool batlstc and nuns yelling, worth
oOc, now 26c; silk mixed dress goods,
worth 81. now 5Oc; silks, worth cuni
6Oc. closing price 35c; plaid 2iDghams,
worth sc, now l'c; muslin underwear
NJ special prices; duck suits from 81. -
mp. Il. 4. Saunders. l72 Main street.
SHIRT waists at cut prices.
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a ue.r.odi,, niviue n..,.n,.
Ey southern Aasoci.tei rre.

BALrMoEE, August . Rev. DR.. H..
/. Townsend. the celebrutcd Metho-
dist divine aud pastor oil the Mt. Yer
non I'iace Methodist Church, has
rendered his reslSuation, to take effect
nt the end OF the present conference
year. MIR. Townsend viii leave the
minstery entirely anu devote his time
to literary Work, rs has been his desire
Tor some time past. MIR. Tow nsend
recently came here from Boston.
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Discharged -, 'hr Coron.r'v Jury.
by Southcru Associate Pre,,

WAsHiSGToN, August >. Miss Eliza.
beth FIagler. daughter OF Brigaiier
Gen. Daniel ". Flagier, Chief oi ord
nance, United states Army, shot and
killed Il colo!ei youth named Ernest
Green, VINO she detected stealing fruit
Mt the subnr6an residence OF her fnther
about noon today aud was discharged
by tbs coroner this evening on the
ground that the homicide was unin.
tentlonBl.
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CoSsTANriNoPLE, August 2.-It is
reported that the khediva of Egypt,
who arrived here resentiy, has brought
Co The Sultan IA present OF 800, UDJ
pounds with view OF euiistlrg more
active symuatny on the part oi the lat :
ter III the Egyptian question. The
toapproachment brought anout he
tween liHs~'n and Turkey and the ex-
listing good relations between Kuesia
anu Franco inve, It Is though hi.
prompted the khedlve'a action.
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a Large Foreign Bank Estiure,
BY Southern AssnrintaI pra..

LONDON, August 2.-The Standard
announces the failure of Messrs. Fra.
tell ~ Biueen, conducting one OF the
largest aud oldest banks III Genoa.
iheir liabilities are very large. Tne
hrm became involved in heavy bsnr
operations IN Italian rents to such nh
e3tent That they were unable to meet
their liabilities. and consequently were
compelled to close their doors.
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POPULlSTS' CONVENTION.
q. S. Coxey, of ''Coxey's Army.
Nomina.e ed for Governor OF Ohio.
By Soulhern Assoclntoa r,a..


Nomina.ed for Governor OF Ohio.
By Southern Associated Pra..
CoLUMBrs, Ohio. Ang. 2.-The pint
form reported by the Resolutions Com
nittee was materially changed bv the
Populists' State Convention this moru.
fns. AS soon MS the resolutions were
fead Tom FltZsimmons. of Cleveland.
en admlrer Of CoYey, SAID the resolu
tion iudorslng toxey's good roads Idea
had been placed at tie bottom OF the
list IN order to bellttlo Coxey. He
moved that 1t be put IN the secoud
place.
= Judge Stark, of Cleveland, said
thtre bad been too much COXeyjsm IN
Sue convention already This brought
Coxey to his feet. The LAWYERS. he
eaid, have been running things IN this
country 10 the exclusion OF the masses
for some time. They are trying to
run this convention. The additions to
Bhe platform include The following:
Declaring 1t treason to issue interest
bearing bonds IN hme of peace: that
she tflnl OF Debs was n subveraion OF
she right tostrial by Jury, and demand.
ing That all public mouopuIes be ua.
tlonalized; iavoriDS the State control
oi the sn!e OF intoxicn.ing liquors with.
out profit; declaring IN favor OF the
election Of all State and National Of.
hcefs by direct vote of the people;
fnvoring the eight hour system OF State
employment. But two names were
presented for the nomination for Gov.
ernor. These were Id Stark. of Clsve.
land and j. =. CoXey. Of Canton.
CoIey was nominated, the vote stand.
fng go for CoXey to "a for Stark. The
convention then ndjourncd ut 3 y. III.
Don't leave for the sens hore or noun
6ains without ono OF our covert" over
coats, made for cool evenings.
NiCHofs 4 WALLACE,
lC9 Main street
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Another Murderer Egungcd.
Ey Soutnrru Assucintei pra.,

ConsIcANA. Tex, Aug. iii. r..
Whitehead. alias Lee homas, was
hanged here to day Tor tho murder OF
j. ". Farley, year aud q half ngo
w Whitehcud maintained his Innocence
to the last, The execution was without
especlnl lntorest.
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'Irs. oorbctt Granted N niyorc,.
BY Southern Associated Press

New IoRH, August Judge Gilger.
sleeve, IN the Superior Court, signed a
decree to day Grunting Mrs. Ollie Cor.
hett an absolute divorce from her bus
band, Pugilist james j. Corbett. The
decree was signed upon the recon
mcudation OF Roieroe Jacobs. wro
hear1 the testimony and who reported
that the evidence showed that CurDett
had hecn guilty OF improper conduct
with u woman PANIED Vera
The decree provides that Cor bett
shall pny his vile SO, 200 wear
Glimony. n case Mrs. Corbett remnr
ries she VIII forfeit the alimony. She
Is authorized to resume her maiden
Damo OF Ollie Lake nnd can remarry.
Corbett cannot remarry until his wife
is dead.
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,m,i >i,ii IN. En,i.

Every straw hat In the house will be
cut this week cheaper than ever. w "a
are determincd not to carry u hat
over, aud they must all go by August
18th. Goldman IL Hofhcimer, 100
Main street.
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THE C0LUMD|A'S FAST TRIP
She Is the Speediest War Ship of
Her Glass Ahoat.

Crosses the Ocean From the Needles
to Sandy Hook in Six Days, Twenty
three Hours and Forty-nine
Minutes. a History Of
the Performa ance.
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FOR DYsPEpSJa

Indigestion, and stomach disorders take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep 1t, 81 per bottle. Genuine ha.
aGde' mark and crossed red lines on wrappes
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lightning inis Havoc witn Soldiers
By Southorn Assoo!atoi prn,x

BERhiS. August IA dispatch from
Paderborn, WestpLalia. says that
iightnng struck a company OF soldiers
Mt drlll III the district OF Die Sepueva
aud most of the men were pfoatrated.
Eight of them are IN n dying condition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03

Choice Michigan hay, timothy and
mixed on track will bo sold cheap. d.
?. Reid Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-03

Newest Discovery'-Ext. teeth; no
pain. n. Y. D. Rooms, l02 Main.
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Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN x ERSS

Commercial and other business paper dis
counted.
Losns negotiated on favorable term.
City Bonds and other securities boughs
and sold.
Deposits received and accounts Invited.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent. Characsa
moderate. - =
Draw B.lls OF Exchange ana make eab,s
transfers TO Europe. -
lff9s sGe wc1Ids tssu q Z
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"For several years have recommended
'Castoria,' and shall always continue to do
so, as it has invariably produced beneficial
results
EDWIN F. PARDEE, NJ. d.,
125th Street and ith Ave-, New York City.
COMPANY, n MURRAY STREET, New YORK Cry.
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Newspaper men are blamed with
lot Of things they cant help: such as
mentioning visitors, giving news about
some folks and leaving out Others. etc.
They simply print the news that they
can find. Some people inform them
about such thlr rs and others do not
An editor should not be expected t
Lnow the names ard residences of al
vour uncles, aunts. cousins and broth
ers-in-law. even if he should NEE
them on the streets. Tell the reporte'
about them, or what Is even better
write it out and hard il to hlin "i seh'
it through the rostoiiice.-i'faEdoi
News.
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LIST OF PATENTS

Granted to Southern inventions thls
week. Reported by G. \. Snow !. Go.
Solicitors OF American and Foreign
paten.s. Opp. [. S. Patent Office,
Washington D. C..
j. ID. H. Alexander. Louisville. Ga ,
Manure distributor. G. Bailey. kns-
ton. \. c.. Combined garden hoe and
rake. H. Bus>ev. Columbus. Ga . Ar
tachment for spectacle frames. Il. >.
Crawford, Hagerstown. Md. Axle box
for metal wheels. L. Fernandez. New
Orleans. La. Marine veiocipede. II
L. Hall, Parkersbnr@. W. Va. Device
for trimming Grindstont : ~ IL
Hieatzman, Baltimore, MI. Wire
bending machine. H. Higein. New
port. KY, Applying fabrics TO tromts
j, G. Horstneier, Baltimore, Md.
Sewing machine. w. f. Hoyt. Raw
enswood., W. Va. Car door. ". NJ
Jones. Ce,ro Go,do, Tenn, Vehicle
wheel. l.. Railing, Baltimore. Md.
Bottle stopper. J. Lafore, Aisenta
Ark, Car door j. NJ. Lapdrum
Compton. Ala, Dumpi.ng car. Il. ;
Lucas, Franklin. n. o.. Colnmduu
mill. j. Mack, Newport, Ky. Floo
sand-pape,ing machine. r. 7. Manly
Dalton, Ga, Grating for iaiis. L. /
McDonough, Huntington. y. Va
Railway signal, j. p McFaflant
Baltimore. Md. Bow facing oar. {
Mergenthaler, Heilis's Mil, =. =
Horse hitching device. W. Mool'
Baltimore, Md, Hinge. J. 5. Pattel
Baltimore, Md. Car axle box lnbric;
tor. c. c. Wheeler. Fairmonnt, "
Va, Copy holder. G. II. Whittln:
ham. Baltimore. Md, Rheostat. G.
Williamson, Birmingham, Ala, Pr
cess of and apparatus for manntactn
ing pig-iron.
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Lo,,isiana may some day soon bear
rs great a reputation as SAT- P'""uo-
INC as a sugar producing country:
The recent discovery Of a heavy oea
of that article ouly ten miles from her"
on Jefferson Island reveals the iac'
that this portion of the State Is under,
LAID with a deep. continuous strata 81
salt, affording an inexhanstihle supply,
1t is but a few more miles to the "io
salt mines which have been II con
stant operation for many years, yieia,
ing unlimited quantities OF the i'aFes
kind of salt, but the recent discovery
elsewhere has given rise to the ide'
that this particular industry ma9
prove potent factor in developing
this section Of the State, thus being
fountain Of considerable wealth.-Ner
million Star.
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"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
Recommend it as superior toany prescription
known to me.'' H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn. \. Y.
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Edison's Latest.

Thomas A. Edison is engaged in q
new invention which. it success.
bids fair to make all his other wonders
fade into com mparative inslgniticance.
The proposition alone is enough to
take an ordinary mans breath away,
let alone the practical demonstration.
Ii is TO render communication between
opposite ends of the earth possible
without telegraph, telephone, or any
of the many appliances known to the
modern srienee, or even wire. Here
is tie simple proposition: Your friend
i'll Europe carries small machine OF
this new invention, in size and shape
resembling an ordinary watch. Yon
carry similar Que in America. When
You wish to communicate with your
! friend i'll Europe you take out the
watch, the needle Of which is in elec-
tric sympathy with his machine. The
needle oscillates like that Of a compass,
and when you find the direction in
which it points you turn in that direc
tion and think hard. That is all.
The claim is that the mechanism OF
the new invention Is so delicate tha,
it will respond to this current.
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Let Democrats Unite.

From Democrat journal
We are still OF the opinion that our
Democratic friends who insist npon |
raising special issues 10 inject into the
approaching State campaign are max
ing a serious aud dangerous mistake.
AS Il matter of fact there is not, nor
can there be, any serious issue but the
naked question OF office. uron which
| Democrats can divide. aud the attempt
| to create issues where none exist Will
lprove detrimental To the Interests ot
he patty Unfortunately, there are
men III every party who nse only the
iparty naine as IL mask behind which TO
shield their ambition fn personal a1-
rranoi,zement and suci, as these are ot
course wiling 10 divide. and if need
he to wreck, The party If Only By 50
doing they may satisfy their lust for
poner. Such rs these viii of course
attempt to huodwink the people by
settin. nnt a manihin Of some sort and
calling upon the Democracy to bow
down To it.
! The sober, practical men of both
the late factors in this State have ar
rived at the conclusion. however, that
: the time has arrived when the profes-
. sional manufacturer OF issues must
: take Il back seat and patriotism must
:icome to the front in the conduct OF at
fairs during the next campaign Ill this
Estate. The men who count for some
=. thing in the councils Of the Delnocra-
> cy have very justly concluded to no
ilitely, but firmly invite the man with 6
lpersonal grievance, the calamity
Ishouter ana the manikin maker tG
stand aside and cease obstructing the
fpath to Democratic harmony and unity
and the people will applaud the move
There is no reason why few sore
q heads should longer be permitted tt
- perpetuate factionai feudS within tn
:, marty and thereby jeopardlze the sue
!. cess of the democracy III the fierce
y. struggle that is before it in 1896. Tha
- :, the sugar teat Republicans and th'
: Popultes will form IN alliance often
sive and defensive against the Democ
II racy of this State is just as certain a
- i that night follows day. Such com
- - binatlon was formed in this State u
- - the presidential campaign OF 1892, AM
:, men who but short while before ha
u been hurralling for the Democrat
-, party were at that time shouting last
" ily for mongrel electoral ticket con
posed of negro Republicans aud whit
. , Popn!ites. In Alabama last year
large corruption fund was raised y
- the .Repubicans of Boston 10 assa
81 kolb in his fight against the Dem'
~ cratic nominee, and it has already bee
". limited that in this State the Repnbi
- cans are willing to support quas
afI populite, it by so doing any headwa
lv can be made against the Democrat
ia party.
N There can be no longer any don
ID that an organized and powerful NOV
est ment will be directed against Il
nv Democratic ol lganization in this sta
lea in the next campaign, and that I'll
,ay Organization will be backed BY an II
inc mense corruption fund froan the Mort
!, + In the face Of snch imminent peril
err lis an unsafe leader and dangero
counsellor who would advocate the
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q ward. Evar,ste Morvant, 2nd ward
Emile Dusas, Alberto Bergeron. Bird ward
{awip Birisal, 4th -aTd Albert Savole-
N ward. MYRTLE Kerne. 9Th ward. vii
Sam p,.,teuback. 4ih ward, Wellington
phe,t. s1h ward G.. W. Elliot, 9th ware
|suy Tenny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
ptRIsU OFFICERS.
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NO 40

lection of any issnc into the primary
campaign that would tend to weaken
the aIdor of any Democrat or cause
him 10 lose his zeal in behalf of the
party.
For some time we have been con-
WINGED Of the recessity for harmony
within Democratic ranks. While it is
too early to begin the active work of
the campaign. yet the lines are now
beng formed ana combinations sug-
..Sred in many quarters.
We earnestly counsel harmony le-
tween the two late factions within he
Democratic party.
We are not inpriled to this step by
any special fear OF defeat on the part
of that wing of the party whose cause
we have in the past tsponsed, but up
on the broad lines Of party welfare
and the best interests Of State, we
earnestly appeal to Democrats to get
| together and prepare themselves for
the struggle before them. in which the
issue will be, rot the success Of one
faction or the other, but the success of
| the Democratic party
| The time has now come when patri-
| oti>m must come to the front and the
late Fosterite and MeEneiyite should
march shoulder to shoulder in the con-
| tlict against he foes of Democracy,
and share alike in the spois u: war
| and the fruits of victory.
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Ex-Gov. Wickliffe died in Kentucky
few days ago. He was governor OF
this State before the war, and always
stood high in political circles. He was
the candidate tor lieut tnant- governor
on the McEnery tic het ut the last
State election. His 4 cath is lamented
al over the tate.
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Mr.. Subbubs we only live
thirty miles ont of town The last
girl we had stayed with Us SIX weeks. .
Servant Lady-'.Oi don't want tn
place, Six wakes Iez don't get til
chance to hypnotize me. if Oi knows
mesilf r'-fuck.
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The Europa (Miss.> Progress ex-
presses our sentiments fully when 1t
SAYS "that he people would soon be
c"ntented ahd happy, if it were not for
the voice Of the ranting demagOgue.
The politicians and Office, seekers are
doing more to breed confusion among
tiie people than all the existing cir
cumstances, governmental or other
wise. The people Of this country have
shown evidence that they are deter
mined to stem the present tide OF
business depression by earnest effort
and economy, and if only let alone
would come out triI:I phant."
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:: T..

T,;ire,.au<. Ia JAN 18th. isa5:
we.;Ae andcrs .hay ing purchases ~, 'iie
s.aro md I'm Si.,,.s- ,teir contili'fed oF =.
Rivere & Co.: pr"noss t.,a.thnnhs ~, nme me
of Henry Kiviere tS Ce. ~. friends
Soliciting the pstront.e o! ihe a;v In
o,.1 customers af the Old firm we remain,
az" Respectfully.
HENRY RINIEkE
EMILR RiVIERE.
TIL *. RINIEsE.
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The Poet-"Wh hen you talked with
your father, did he seem pleased with
the idea of our marriage 81 The Girl
-"Oh, yes. He said ne had always
been afraid that might leave him. .
Lite. y
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

Il STATE OFtiCENS.
[eoyernor: Murphy J. Foster OF st. Mary
Lieut.. Gov 80. : =, =, :.
csc Of State, IT. S. Adams of t. feilclana
"a pnb. Acct $. w. W. Heard of Unlon
asate Treasurer, John Pickett OF itossler
ss:y Gen. u. ]. Cunningham Natchitoeh's S
ant. @ Pub. Ed. 4. Lafarsae Asoyelles.
q. =. SENATOR'S.
IA. D. White.-.---.... OF Of!eahs
Don Catfe1y. -. oi o.. Mary
STATE SENATOR ID
..... -
-. n sb,tfer Terrebonne
JUDGES SUPREME CoUHT.
ch;af Justice: F. T. Nichols of Orleans
..soc;ate - A. Rreaux of iberia
i Chas Parlange of Orlean,.
S. d. McEnery, Of Onachita
!" LIB. Watkins. Red River.
emcurr Ccu-ro or APPEALS, Fifth Circnit.
T, BeaEsegard- ...et st. oernard.
i n Smith .....---of st. Mary.
CONGRESSMAN, 3rd. Congressional Dist:
andrew Price e....---.--.nf of Latourche
18th. judicial District.
1.aoe .......L. P. Caillouet.
MI Attoruey. B. F. Winchester
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
j. Ward II. Clement. 2nd Ward. .----.
Ramon 7. Bake. 3rd Ward. Eqa-
sste Bernard, 4th Ward, + B ANo 9th
Tard. Arthur A. bnudreanN. bth ward
srlves.,e Martinez. 7th ward John r
ft,mann. Sth ward Louis Falgout. 9th
ard 4. penouilh, 10th wa'd Auguste
hetini.
CONSTA8LES
3 ward. Evar,ste Morvant, 2nd ward
~ II. An6ric i}ergeron. :,rd ward
kMlie "a 80 - 81 - ,u.a.4 80
l"lh -, ctb ,,,a,5 w
Rm PltefehDach. th Wait Seoi
pbe,t. srh ward G. ". Elliot, 9th war,
eury Teany. 10th ward Taylor Adam.
Ai' o.,rr,c,.s
NJ De,apna
epresentat atives - -. NJ. Deia'ne
~, ~ :, ,oi,..no ",
Naroner III. W. r. latans
q herk OF Court. ............. ..C. j. Fafkel
ksrif Jas Bearr
.sasnra7 J. Braue
hrnter ........A a. JoleI .IF' q =
s~ssor e. Ahrlbas
burning officer, !. > Johnsoi
POLICE JURORS.
President 7. d. hsnt; \. Y; M MofHan 5s5l
w, Tabor, Chas. =. 0a,t'1, 1,.l. 1.i.o o.;
mile le}let. Louis Lelllle, I RANK ehfi
2, Ellie iincos' "'eih s''' ~ ~.
.Couion, Sergeant at arms, L. p"eae'
Gslliauo es ster Inspector
DhAiSAGE S'MA ' . c,,,d.
vht 40 u nos De"' ; o'9'
W. - =. ,c.u., E.ae
est Ne. - I.-Johh MO- ai'"h' - 49,
nt. soor; af,,r+ NJ Beroero
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-05-04
Castoria.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion,
Without injurious medication
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-05-04

s'The use of 'Castoria is SO universal and
it's merits so well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
Carlos MARTYN, D. D.,
New York City.