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The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04

Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and also
the Pleasant Pellets and now can saw
that ] feel like u new woman, and can
say also that We have q biz baby four
months old. When the baby came Il
was just wonderful how ! got along and
now ] do all my work and do not feel
tired out like, ] used to. I have taken
eight bottles Of the 'Favoritc prcscrip.
ton II makes one feel well and strong"
Women who are troubled with chronic
diseases are invited 10 consult Dr. Pierce.
by letter. FIRE. All letters are pri.
vately read and privately answered. aud
~omanly condolences are guarded by
the same strict professional privacy oh.
served In personal consultations. Ad-
dress DIR. K. v. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
When q dealer tempted by the little
profit paid by less m~eritorious prep.
aratioaS- Ofers q substitute m lust as
good" as "Favorite Prescription" re-
member that "just rs good" for him
means his profit and your loss.
A WOMAN Is At v WITS END
sometimes to find a cure for familiar
ills. DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Med.
zeal Adviser Is full Of helpful hints aud
information for women.
%! got the Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser for 81 one-cent stamps"
writes NJ. NJ. Wardwell. Esq, Of Lin.
wool, ~Leavenworth Co. Rams. "Wouid't
take live dollars for II II We couldn't get
another. Gave receip, for nursing sore
mouth to two women that the doctor
was not able to benefit, and they were
cured"
This great medical work, containing
zoos large pages, is sent FIRE on receipt
onir, Send a. o~rc-ccnt STAMPS for The
cloth bound volume. or only a. stsmps
for the book in paper-covers. Address
DIR. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04
The %ChanSelinS Child.
The Scientific Explanation Of
the Change Formerly At
tributed 70 tho Fairies.

In folk lore stories there IL frequent
mention Of changelings - children who
were changed by fairy influence. Some
loving wife and proud husband found
their child weak Of body. and some.
times weak Of mind. II grew up TO
be %fretful. sullen and perhaps spitefui.
II seemed impossible that love could
bring such u child into the world.
SO tile child was called a fairy change.
ling, u child substituted by the fairies
for M whom In their envy fos its lovli.
ness they had carried away.
We hear no more Of fairy stories.
Stern science says that healthy and
lovely children must have healthy par.
ents. and that when the mother In her
days Of waiting and anticipation 10
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04

down. Had several hard cr1mpinR
spells, and MAS not able Ia do any work
at all. received your answer In a few
days, telling me to take 11r. Pierce's
favorite Prescription. took three
bottles. and bci.r re I had taken II a week
] was better, and before ! had taken Il a
month ] was able to help do my work.
On the 18th Of May my baby came, and
] was only sick three hours, and had an
easy time. The doctor said I got along
nicely.
ave praise DR.. Pierce's medicine for
II has cured the. AM better now than
have been for thirteen years. I hope
all how are afflicted will do a. have
done and liz cured"
Dr. Percc's i'avorite Prescription Ii q
perfect medicine for women. II cssah.
fishes regularity. dries the drains which
weaken women, heals inflammation and
cures female weakness. II IL the best
prcparative for maternity, strengthening
the nerves, encouraging the appetite anil
inducing refreshing sleep. Il gives the
mother strength TO give her Child and
make the baby's advent practically pain.
less.
THE $ or woMAN's MhALTu
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04

is sire h. A we'll
woman will H. n strong
woman. She will not I've
just dragging around I"
with throbbing head.
aching back aud constant
WEAKNESS. No woman
can he strong who Is
troubled by disease Of the
delicate female organism.
The proof of the curative
power of Doctor Pierce.
favoritc Prescription may
be all summed up in the
phrase ut makes weak
W X, sick
women we'll"
During my two year,
Of married life I have not
nad HOcri HEALTH" write,
Mrs. Daisy Studdard. Ut
doS So. i:splana,ic Ave,
]. '~avenwor,li. Kans. II
WIS all run down. and
my husband got me ~
write Ia Dr. Pierce AMI
explain my case to him
and see u he could do
me any good. SO ! wrote.
and, thank the Lord. !
got mn early reply. telling
me what the trouble was.
ens,nu,euesl S.t,uo IA.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04

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The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04
dr,.n returning Wednesday.

drrn returning Wednesday.
tine real estate man In Fulton spends
Am n year In advertising. while I"
man IN Columbia spends over $1Wb
with on. newspaper. Both at the-"
advertisers ARE doing u magnificent
business. They lind !, pays Ia ndv.r.
,i-e IN their local papers. Ey.
DR.. I'd sharp aud wife. who attend.
ed n dinner party nj DIR. Uuss"lrs On
Tuesday left on the afternoon &. \
\. train for Kansas city, where they
were .n~,er,aiend the same evening 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chandler NJ nm
East 9th street. They returned We'd
nesday evening.
Miss BESSIE Baker, ~ kirk-villc.
and Dr. Nmckles, ~ Marshall. were
married ut the home ~ the bride Tues
day afternoon. Miss Baker Is adangh'
ter Of .Jerre Baker and L. u u y.
cellcnt young oma The Appeal
extends congratulations. Paris APP
peal.
Mrs. ". u. Dobyns. 81 81. Joe.
passed through Marshall Monday on
the 4. Il A.. enroute tn Fulton. where
| she was called On account az the death
~ Miss Jessie Curd. who taught In
the ID. ID. institution ut Fulton. TIL"
many friends of the young lady In this
city we're g%rieyed Ia learn of her early
death.
The Grover Young viii ease will not
h@ tried on January :. having been re-
set on acrount ~ smallpox In the sew
eral neighbOrhoods where many az
tina witnesses live. II will hT tried on
March u. lMDl and u special jury has
been ordered Ia try the same. Lex
ingtOr News.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04
n The Sumner

or life a may find herself fading
and failing. She doesn't understand Il.
She goes to doctors, who treat her for
this or for that, but she gets no better.
She grows frail and pale. She can just
"draS about the house." but has no
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04
G IN BRIEF

Ar. r.,r;. Ten. 4. IN. yue., ~,
relatives at Gillian.
a...,v o,u.a. .,., ,.,,, III.
h,,,. Il, u,.r,; s.,,rd.,
u.... ...,n .,...
..v.,. .,,..L -, y-.,,,na,,on
,,,.., a, u,,., tI,r, vo,dn,.
rrnest "'orei""" 'e'' i""rs""' W"
George ~ Dyer OF h"ns"' '"!'
was " ''-''or "''e v" o"'"'""''
warren Coiver' o' Rose u b"'kner
was Mt home sick the hrst % the week
Mrs. =. ID. Houx /. on the sick list
TIL, week at her home on brun-w'ck'
Mis-. I.u,,. Madison, Of Waverly,
was III. yu.., ~ friends here Sa,ur.
day.
Miss su-,. Harris. of Liberty. l. IN.
CUES, Of Miss Ida Setter on College
Hill.
A. a.. s,cvar, came In Wednesday
t,r n .hor, yi-i, To his home In this
city.
u,,,, my. md Ni.. anna INV.
bny. entirely recovered 81 their r,s..n,
Illness.
N,.. po,,,, ynn.y. of Arm.,rony.
x.. IN. yu,-, mi. week. Of Mis-. .jc..i.
Sparks.
AIR.. I. Il. o. Donehoo 1. m. CUES,
~ Mrs. Frank Kidd n.ur Wilton
springs.
r,.d r.mcr.on brooks. m. poe,. n,
Marshall OWara House. Tuesday. Ian.
nary S'h'
I. r. Grove. and family. 81 Corder.
were guest. Tuesday 81 " u. Fletcher
aud family.
N,.. K.,e Morgan. of U~ipeip.yil,e.
4. yi.i,,u, Miss Mamie Fnl,y In IVES,
Marshall.
Mis-. R,.vin. Lewis. of Kansas City,
,h. ,,,.., ~ Airs. Nay or.nr. I'M. r..
turned nome
Judge John A. Rich and Com T..
S,ort., OF slater. attended 10 business
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-04
MARSHALL :. REPUBLICAN,.
and J~acksonville. III.

Ted Montague and n. n. Balmer. of
Kansas City. spent Thursday hunting
ducks on Blackwater.
Miss Minnie Murrell returned Sat
urday from her home nj Napton. where
she spent the holidays.
David Burton who spent the week
with Marshall friends. has returned
to- his school mt Fayette.
Rev. a. A. Mct!eachy. the guest Of
p. II. Franklin and wife. left Satur.
da, for his home In Fulton.
Miss Sue Robertson. of Mexico.
visited Miss Martha Rea this week
aud attended the century hall.
j. w. Goodwin and wife have ~.
turned To their home In Alma after q
visit to Il. T.. l.. smith and family.
Ticket. ON sale for Brooks at Mar
shall Book Store saturday. January
9Th. nj t::p y. M. Prices. .Nc and Biz.
Thomas T.. Hickman. of the Hig-
ginsville Jeifer-onian. was the guest
~ ID l.. Hoffman and family Monday.
a. \. Strother returned ,o his home
at Independence IN Saturday after u
visit tn r. T.. Spencer and family Of
this city.
I. N. Bradshaw. of C~ofcyvillc.
Kansas. returned home Monday. af.
ter u pleasant vi-i, to W. T.. Brown
and family.
Misses Belle Powell and l.orena
StOrt- have returned Ia their home Ut
Slater. after u visit Ia Miss Ola Wal
k-r of this city.
Emmett Marmaduke and wife. the
guests Of NJ. N. Marmaduke aud fam.
il,. left la., week for u visit Ia rela.
iivcs ut Hannibal.
Miss Mary Bowers. ~ Sedalia. was
the guest this week ~ Miss leta Han.
cock aud ,:rs. James W. Sparks on
East North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. &. ChafTce lcfl
Tuesday for saltwater. oklahoma,
where they will make u visit Ia their
daughter. Mrs. T.. =. Meier.
y. T.. Hunter IL In 81. Louis visit
Ing his wife and little son william,
who have been guests Of WIN. Berry
man mud family some weeks.
Mrs. W. v. Rogers and children. ri
Slater. the guests Of Der aunt, Mrs
Hiram Terrell on South Lafayette v
nue. have returned IN their home.
Mrs. Cecil Wilson arrived Saturda!
night from 81. Joe, where she hal
been quite sick for several weeks. W.
are glad tn note her Improvement.
Mrs. Dora Barhee and daughter
Miss Mary, the guests uf Marshal
friends for some weeks, left Frida!
for their home In Excelsior Springs
Miss Charlotte WrOnkrr. who Ia
/ greatly enjoyed the holidays at he
home In this city, left Wednesday 70
columbia. where she Is attending
school.
Miss Whitaker. who has been sui
fering with a severe cold much Of tn
christmas tim" IL still quite sick a
L. .l p.l go. IA. /.
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w INV w
Misses Minnie Murrell and Mabel
Mcclure. Messrs. Leonard vanDyke
and II. T.. Spencer visited Misses Han
nah and Anna Groves M Corder the
first ~ the week.
Miss Lavinia VERIFY returned sun
day night to resume her school work
in the Slater schools. having spent
the holidays with Miss Florian VERIFY
aud other relatives.
Will Barnbill. after an extended
visit : ~ his relatives here. has return
ed to his home at C~oHeyviile. Kas.,
where he has q position with the Itea.
Patterson Milling Co.
The friends ~ Miss Maude Patterson
will be glad tn knowthat she IL imptov.
ing and spent the day with Mrs. Mary
J T.. King and family on Friday. when
quite q reunion was had.
Mrs. Roy Allison aud brother. Hen.
ry Conway. who were called home lat
week on account ~ the illness Of their
father. John Conway write that the
father II very much better.
Tuesday. Jan. sth. the Ellen Bowen
Missionary society will have q praise
service ut the home Of Mrs. Al lei
Leonard. LET all the members mi ke
u great effort Ia be present.
Misses Elizabeth Robertson. 81 Me q.
leo. aud Anna He'll Hudson. III ka =
sas city. were guests this week of Miss
Martha I,ea. who returned Monday
morning from u visit Ia Miss Hudson.
w. +. Brown entertained u dinner
persons were entertained: Misses
Virginia Young, Josie and SEM Tai
bott. Mrs. -. l.. Huichings and l. -.
Bradshaw.
Carl Striker of the Grand Leader.
81. Louis l. expected home this week
for II visit. Harry Striker. who hns u
position aud has been promoted since
the New Year. will no, bc ablcto rom-
ut this time.
Miss Matte Brown. trimmer Tor
Miss Jennie Chandler. left Friday for
u visit To her mother nj kirksville,
af,er which she will spend the remain.
Ing part 81 the winter In the Wholesale
house AT ~. Louis.
The firm of John w. Bowles and J.
l.. Evans In the feed aud sale stable.
was on Tuesday. Jan. LIST, dissolved,
Mr.. Bowles buyi ing out the interest al
the former and continuing the bn.i.
ness at the old stand.
stranger" James BOyer's buggy
horse died on Monday afternoon. Dec.
3lst. after IN illness OF q few hours
from eating worm eaten corn. We,
! who know what the loss IL III u good
family horse, %sympathize with Mr.,
: Boyer In his loss.
. DR.. Marie Il. Morris. the only lad.
OsteOpath In Saline county, l. nov
ably assisted by her husband. late %
Kirksville. They treat all kinds %
diseases successfully. Consnltatio,
and examination free. Office phone
q $50: residence phone, 3's. |1-.w
u Abicl Leonard went to I'oonyill
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Le DIR. Chauf.

C'est sans doute un des meilleurs
citoyens, assurement le plus char
mant vieux garcon de la paroisse
que le docteur Chauff. La plus
grande partie des files en- raffolent
ct c'est etonnant qu'aucune matt
encore reussi a le mener d l'autel.
II faut quill apprecie hautement le
celibat.
LIE docteur Chauff est parti il y
a trois semaines pour Philadelphia
ct peine etsit-il arrive que lon q
repandu lei le brnit de ga mort. La
nouvelle, heureusement, etait pre-
maturee. Un de ses amis nous
appris cette semaine quill ne s'etait
jamais si bien porte qu'en ce mo-
ment. Apres avoir visite les rives
du lao Erie. il en- est reparti pour
SO rendre en- ligne droite st. jean
on il a dd arriver hier
soir ou ce matin, valiant ct robu g.
to. Nous le felicitons de son heu-
reux retour.
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EN- MEM0lRE D'EDmoND DEsRocHEs.
Mort le 7 avriI 1901.

An cours de Ia terrible epidemic de variole
qui sevi dams Ia partie snperieure de La rive
gauche de cette paroisse, il quelques mois,
Il mort frsppe an ieune homme que toute
Ia population estimait justement, car il await
des qualities qui le recommandaient a lappr9-
cistion de ceux qui le connaissaient. EDMOND
DEsRocHEs etait doux, bon, paisible, respec-
eueux, ct lorsque 50 triste fin ete connue ellie
sincerement af1ige toute La communautk.
Pour 50 famille, sa mort. survenue dams de 81
deplorables circumstances, etc doublenent
cruelle. Mort le avriI, il ma pu recevoir Ia
ben6diction de PEglise que deux mois plus
tard, ct c'est samedi dernier settlement que La
cer6monie funebre en- lieu. De nombreux
parents ct amis assistaient ct sur toutss les
SO lisait une profonde affection.
De ferventes prieres ont etc faites pour le re-
pos de PANE du malheureux jeune homme, 81
tristement mort Ia feur de Page.
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Leuf eclot au bout de vingt-cinq
Iours environ, ct la larve poursuit
son developpement ct ses ravages
jusqu'a la fin du mois de Juliet de
la seconde aimee, on ellie Sc chan ee
en- nymphe. La vie lavaire du ham
neton est done d'environ deux ans
ct deux mois.
L'etat nympheal, par contre, nest
qu'un passage de tres courte duree.
un instant au plus ct, des la fin
d'aodt ou les premiers jours de
septembre, l'insecte parfait, debar-
rasse de la depouille pelliculaire de
Ia nymphe, reste dams la loge ia
eonnee par la larve avant sa meta.
morphose. pour y attendre pendant
huit mois pepoque on, aprss etre
sorti de terre, il va proceder a la
multiplication de son espece avec
une progression d'autant plus re-
doutable que les animaux don't le
role etait de la restreindre dimi-
nuent de jour en- jour par le fait de
rhomme lui-meme.
I'm hanneton femelle, au moment
ou il va deposer en- terre sa premis-
re ponte, doit etre considers CONNIE
capable de fournir, a la quinzieme
aimee, une descendance qui, en- te-
nant compte tres largement de tou-
tes les causes de destruction, sera
representee par 32.768 femelles
pouvant produire le chiffre colossal
de 2.621.44O vers blanca Admet-
tons que cette femelle ait etc trans.
portee sur un point on il ny aurait
pas encore eu de hannetons. Ellie
stait en- etat d'y devenir le point de
depart de Petablissement dun cer-
'ain regime, en- ilot peut-etrs au
sentre dun autre regime. En- Fab
'ence de males, ellie n'aurait M
'aire que 50 premiere ponte compo-
zee des SO Bufs que contenait son
'bdomen, mais, au bout de la quin-
'leme aimee, ellie men aurait pas
noins fourni une descendance de
1884 femelles capables de repan-
Ire dams le sol 1.31O.72O vers
,lancs.
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ILLUSIONS FAUcHEEs.

Connaissant bien la stupidite des
gems de SO race, George Green await
pense quill valait misux raxploiter
que s'adonner d IN travail vii ct
fatigant. Aussi depnis deux ans
vivait-il d False en- jouissant du ira
vail des autres. II await fonde 1 la
Nouyelle- Orleans une association
composee d'anciens .esclaves. tous
passablement vieux deia ct la plu-
part infrmes, auxquels il await fait
croire que le gouvernement s'atait
enfin decide d venir an secours des
pauvres vieux noirs qui avaient 81
injustement souffert sous le regime
de Pesclavage. Mais ils allaient
bientot etre heureux-ils auraient
leurs quarante acres de terre, sans
10 paire de mulets traditionnelle.
parce qu'ils etaient trop vieux pour
sen servir. lis n'auraient plus be-
soin de TRAVELLER du tout, car il
leur serait paye une pension rsgu-
liere avec laquelle ills vivraient en-
repos avec IN tas de provisions
dams 10 cave. En- place des mulets
ct de Ia charrue. ils auraient nm
wagon vert ct IN beau cheval pour
SO promener quand la fantaisie leur
viendrait...
C'etait beau ct il ne fallait que |
contribuer SO cents par mois pour
arriver 4 obtenir ces iouissancss
Aussi les cent ct quelques mem-
bres de rassociation, tout vieux, |
perclus, 4 bout de forces qu'ils /
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etaient, rivalisaient de zele pour
porter chaque mois leurs so cent,
Green, qui vivait fort bien, DOR
matt la plus grande partie du temps
ct engraissait CONNIE un pore bien
nourri.
Dependant il vint un jour od
quelques-uns des membres com.
mencerent a perdre patience, sur.
tout Man Jennie Goff, une vieille
negresse un peu plus intelligence
que les autres. Ellie ALA aux infor-
nations, apprit que le gouverne-
ment n'avait MULE intention de rien
donner a personne ct qu'elle etait
victime dun escroc. Man Jennie
tit du bruit ct celia embeta Green.
Mais il etait homme d resources ct
CONNIE justement le president Nc
Kinley venait au Sud, il dit d ceux
qui avaient Fair de douter de sa
probite: Vous autres QUAR- Nc
Kinley li-meme ape vini pour choi-
81 vous autres Ia terre, ct tout 4
rheure wagons ct chouals ye va
vini." Ce fut assez pour raffermir
la confance ebranlee des malheu-
reux. La tournee en- bateau du
president les convainquit quill allait
choisir leurs terres quelque part.
LIS furent stupefaits quand il partit
pour la California sans avoir dit un
mot des terres, ct Green leur fit
croire que c'etait a cause de Ia ma
ladie de Nine Mckinley quill etait
parti 81 tot.
Man Jennie 6ni par porter
plainte contre Green ct 81 celui-ci
n est pas puni CONNIE il le merite |
il vera du moins diminuer le chif- |
ire de ses affaires. Ce sera dur
pour lui de 80 remettre au travail |
qui fait suer, ct pour ses victimes
qui voient 81 cruellement detruites |
lee illusions qui soutenaient leur
Eieiliesse, ce sera bien dur aussi.
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Cour de District,

La cour de district . siege i
longs intervalles depuis l'ouverture
du terme criminel. II y await si
peu daffaires. Lundi eu lieu le
process de Charles Boudousquie, ac-
cuse d'homicide. La composition
du jury etc lente ct laborieuse ct
e liste ofIicielle : Etc epuisse avant
que les donze jures aient etc choi-
sis. Aucun des temoina de l,etat
ma vi porter le coup fatal ct la de-
Tense pu etablir sufisanment que
lhomicide etais accidentel pour que
le jury n'hesitat point ! rendre IN
verdict de culpabilits.
Hier, 4 cour siege dc nouveau.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-06-15
LIE HANNETON.

Dire que rien nest moins connu
que phistoire du hanneton peut
paraitre paradoxal, car, anterieure-
ment q Aristotle meme, cinq siecles
avant notre ere, le poete gree Aris-
tophane mentionnait deja les rava-
ges que Get insecte cause dams les
cultures. Et dependant il est RI
gouseusement exact que les notions
classiques concernant le hanneton
sont tout fait erronees, ct que.
dams des publications recentes COM
me dams des lecons de professors
dagriculture. on trouve des asser-
tions CONNIE celle-ci, pour prendre
un exemple : LA vie du hanne-
ton est tres courte, de dix 4 donze
!ours le male meurt apres raccou-
plement. de meme que 10 femelle,
aussitOt qu'elle fait sa ponte."
81 nous nous reportons i une
etude tres complete qu'un de nos
plus savants naturalistes, NJ. Xsvier
Raspail, q recemment dome de Ia
biologie du hanneton. nous consta-
tons. non sans etonnement, quill y
., dams la courte description que
nous venons de citer, autant der
reurs que de mots.
En- effet, le hanneton 4 l'etat par
fait sort de terre dams Ia secoude
quinzains d'avril. ganeralement vers
le 20. Presque immediatement
laccouplement . lieu ct le male le
recommence jusqu'a neuf fois au
cours de son existence. meme alors
que la femelle defnitivement ter
mine ses fonctions ct ma plus au-
Gun muf pondre. Cette existence.
c'est-a-dire Ia vie aerienne du ham
neton. est pour les deux sexes de
guaranteeing . cinquante jours,
st peut meme Sc prolonger jusqu'a
soixante jours. Normalement Ia
[emelle fait trois ponies presentant |
sntre elles IN ecart pouvant varier
1e huit = seize jours. N. Rsspail
meme observe une femelle qui await
AIT qustre ponies. Dormant un total
ie quatre-vingts mufs. Pour pom
Ire, la femelle s'enfonce On terre d
me profondeur de vingt centime-
res environ ct depose Sos ceufs en-
as, mais sans les agglutiner, ainsi
lu'on Pavait cru jusqu'ici.
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College Jefferson.

LIE president ct la Faculte de
cette excellente institution nous
font phonneur de nous inviter d as
sister aux exercices de I'm d'annee
qui auront lieu le mardi Is ct le
mercredi 10 JUN. LIE degre de
bachelors es-sciences sera confere
q NJ. Henry Beadle. celui de bache-
lier es-arts 4 NM. Edward S. Car ;
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Jackson ct Hon. Joseph Dornier, t
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MARCELLIN YOUNG

MARCELLIN YOUNG.
demeurant chez M. Thomas Below.
annonce au public gull salt traiter
pour la morsure de toutes especes
de serpents. Une prompte cure est
garantie. II traite depuis des an.
nees ct a gueri trois cas- la semaine
derniere, beaucoup d'autres aupara-
want II se rendra q domicile quaud
IL y aura necessite.
Sc referer q MM Thomas Below.
Angelo Champagne. Eugene Rous-
sci.
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tion des personnes qui auraient be-
soin -de ses services II prend des
animaux en- soin domicile. Sa Tongue ex-
penence est une garantie pour ses clients,
u. Bernadac se charge de fournir, sur com.
mande, des chevaux tells que le dksirent Les
achefeurs. II touiours des chevaux chez
lui, ct vend ct echange Ia commission. II
fera touiours SON possible pour satisfaire ses
clients.
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