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WIT NILITAII { HONORN.
lhe Lae Jlha N. Winder Laid To
nest.
We clip the following notice from
ie Las Angeles Send iy T'Li.,s of
AegBs 12.
*Most Impressive serv ices ware held
ay morning at 10 o'clock in
Johns's Episcopal Church ati the
uies of the late John M1. Winder
.e only son of Judge and Mrs. T. L.
Winder of No. 1401 South Hope
street. The sad aceident by which
the young'man lost his life through
falling down asn elevator ehaft in the
LeLIkebWli Block ear ly on \Wedlnes.
day eveninlg has elicited a great deal
i Isympathy for the lereaved widow
Illd perelt, for Jack Wi'nder was
Mnof the oilt polpula' J- uig men
tm dcity.
-hifane rai ('ortege enteredI the
preetehd hy t he rector, Itev.
W. t. Ta;ylr, who real the open
sebtences of the burial oltce.
vlted choir ren:lered the mustic
ily and exquisitely, with the
W. F. Chase at the organ. Several
-i ipisoopnl c'hlluch clergy were
In the ehancel. among theml
the venerable Archdeacon Trew
J. D. 11. Browne, Rev. W. F.
Rev. G. A. Robinson and
sev. Hlenderson - J udcl, the
chaplain, who represented
in his absence ,n the East.
altar was halndsomnel decorat.
white flowers and was
y illuminated with altar
The casket rested at the
the chancel steps. surrounded
_ttave c'natl sticks, wilth tall
burning in them. The
borne into the 'church and
I"ve by six of t!he c,,mrades
esesled se'ected from Co. F
$3eaoth Regimenit, A tiring
t~Umlpanied the remains anod
cetormary mili!ary honors
De. The honotaiy. palilieear
Telfair C'.eghllton, M. F.
crank Beinard. J.. A. Ar
- . Sancncz, F1. E. lavis
Dr. WIl, Vance .Ander.
ylry Steens. The Inilit
Was under the direction ofi
colds of t',. I'.
..breh was filledI with Ii : large
 th family (of the deceas. i
*e g:ave the eiatiniltal t
maid lbyv the ltiv. 11. \. I. 1
%beRev. ID r. T'frew assting .
_ lOsr. There were many I
, one oif thei being a:
Swith erosai rifles. pre- r
F.'."
Semetelke, d the deceased
Litof this ptario.h whose t
e atiuel melltioned last
S
per Law
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of th" liW. r,. of
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Rural Frea Dalivery.
As order No. 875, of the Post
Offide Depariment, may not generally
be understood we print it below for,
the benefit of the public.
First. That on and after August
1. 1900, "the drop letter" or one cent
rate of postage will not apply within
rural free delivery limits. The two
cent per ounce rate will be exact(ed
within such delivery upon all first
class matter, except postal card'I.
Second. That the introduction of
free rural delivery will not increase
or otherwise molify the present rate
of postage on second-class matter.
Tniid. That rural free delivery
carriers will not bring to the post
oftlHe mail matter, collected by them,
which may be delivered on their
routes before completing their trips.
The Poisoned Chalice.
Tih New Orleans ,tot was tieateWl
as a brut:J race conflict by the North.
emrn newsialpeis whose stock in trade
is to attack the South in season and
out of season. It was said by one
Boston pjaper that the occurrence was
not only a disgrace to New Or:eans,
lut to the whole Tninted States, for
pet raitting the defenseless negroes to
remain at the mercy of the savage
white people of the Southern State.
But how about the race riot which
took place in the enlightened North
emr city of New York on 'Wednesda
of tl.is week? The seenes of riot in
New Orleans were repeated and en.
larged, and there was nolabortrouble
to adid fuel to the flame.
The truth is that it would be well
for Northern fanaties before denounc
antti the ,'savagery" of the South to
glance at conditions nearer home.
Thus ,"evenhanded justice" commends
the ingredients in the poisned chalice
to their own lips.-Baltimore Eua,
-',10
Better Roads.
The voting of the three mill tax in
this parih.l for better roads meants
that the benefits to flow from this
progressive step will not ne confined
alone to Ouachita. Wheh its benefits
are realized, and benefits in better
highways anod more perfect drain:lge
will be secured therefrom, the
surrounding parishes will follow the
course of progressive Ouachita. The
"calling out of road hands" will cease
and in place of the old slipshod way
of trying to provide bette:r highways
w:il be s!elvta and the Ouachi'a plan
wiil be adopted. The result will le
that ere many years roll by most of
the parishes pf North Louisiana will
be blessed with the Ouachita plan
and better highways, and men will
rise up and call blessed the originater
of the Ouachita method. People
rarely know what benflts are to Ib.
derived by leaving the beaten tra, -.
Co lulbus left the time-worn rut. and
the wotid was blessed with a rich,
expansive and resourceful contigeut;
civilization and Chi itianity tool" on a
new and broader life. Ouachita
pari-h pulled itself out of the rut
last Tuesday, and fu'ure geieLatmins
will feel the benefits of thi' new dIe
pa rtu re.
Pioneers are nee led in all depu:t
ments in life and in all times. 3loss
backism knows no progre-s, is afraid
to attempt to blaze out new path, is
coitent to suffer ills for fear of mak
had worse. Progress endeavers to
rearedy ills, to even ma:ke good bet
ter.- Mourn News.
i More Kind Words from Contempora
ries.
Mr. II. R. Dupre, an accomp!iihed
journalist and mmlcber of the "Art
Preservative of all Arts" has become
t the proprietor and pubalisher of the
I Thibodaux Sentinel-Hle is assisted
in the editorial dep.rtment by that
able and accomplished g-nitlenman,
Capt J. M. Taylor. When we r -
ceived a copy of that paper addressed
to The Item we thought s'omthing
unusual had happened as we had not
received a copy of the Sentinel in
several years. We are ,olat to see
that the Sentinel has dropped int,
the hands of such able and practical
newspaper men. Good wishes andt
good luck to you, gentlemen.-Baton
Rouge Item.
The Thibodaux Seltinel has pa~sed
into new hands, Judge L. PCaillouet,
the distinguished gentleman and able
writer, having retired from journa!i mn.
Mr. II. It. Dupre, who had change of
the mechanical de1'artment of the
Sentinel in the past, is its new owner,
and Captain J. M. Taylor-a courtc
ous and gallant gentleman, who
requlires no introduction to the
Louisi:ºna press-will occupy the
e litori:al tripod. Under its new
management the Sentinel will con
tinme to be a power for good in the
-ate.-St. Bernard Voice.
The Thibodeaux Sentinel has
celebrated the closing of its 34th
volume with a change of management
Mr.L. P. Caillouet ..-urrendering to
ii. R. Dupre. The St ntinel is one of
our most appreciated exchanges, and
is an ornament to country jourunalism
in the state. We wish for its new
management continued success-IIo
mer Clipper.
STATE OF IA'1'SIA NA.
:!)th Judicial District Court--Parish of
lnAfourche.
SI'sE.siON OF IT)l'I (LAY PiIot' No.
l~is PoI)HATE:.
rIAKIE NOTICE THAT PURSUANT
I to an order and decree of the above
Court and to a Comnmission to me direct
ed in the above entitled and numbered
succession I will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in
the Town of 'rhil slaux of
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER IST Il9tt
between the hours of I1 o'clock e. nm.
and I o'clock p. In. the following des
criledr property to-wit:
REAL EST.ATE.
i t. A Certain tract of land situatc,i
in the Parish of lafourehe, on the left
descending Ilank of the ayvou L'eau
Blue, and being a portion of the North
half of Section (3l) Thirty-one, Town
ship Seventeen, Hange Eighteen East
measuring three arpents front on said
lBaou l'eau Blue, by the depth of Sur
vey on said left bank of Bayou Blue.
bounded above bhv lands of Mrs. Felix
Matherne and below by lands now or
formerly belonging to Placide Rodrigue
Together with all the buildings and
improvements therein.
2nd. A Certain tract of land situated
in the Parish of Lafourche, on the left
descending bank of the Bayou Blue,
measuring one arpent and a half front
on said Bayou Blue, by the depth of
Survey on said left descending bank of
Bayou Blue. bounded above by land. of
U'rsin Matherne, and below by lands
formerly of L. ('lay Picou but now be
longing to Amedee Picou Together
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
On the following terms and Condi
tions, via For Cash to pay debts.
JAMES REART,
Sheriff of the Parish of Lafourche.
TaoMxAsA. BAD~uAX'Esq.
Attorney of the Succession.
July 10h 1M.
Field Glasses For Sale.
One elegant pair of Field Glasses
for sale at a reasonable price. Ap.
pIl ant this omlee.
its Jury Venire,
ter
Lbei
iehe i TiIE UNIT]':I T C'AT E. OF AMERICA;
TIlE T I STAT1 OF LOUISIANA,
PARI.ll OF LAFOURCHE.
tse
I)E IT KNOWN AND REMEMBER.
a , ) ed, That on this Th'lirty-first day of
July, in the , tar of 4oc Lord, o ne t~ou
S3 sandl nine hlindred:
l'itrs.uant it \ ritten notices issued by
the C'lerk of Court, in and for the parish
Le of Lafourche, and addressed and given
to each of the Jury ('ommissioners in and
of for said Parish, a tby the said Clerk's
sil certiii'ate hereto, annexed more fully
appnars; we, .tno. S. Seely, J. M. Lefori,
an II. W. Frost, henlry Hiviere, a majority
of tile Jury ('o:mmi;sioners appointed:as
ill such for t ae tsari-h of Lafourche undier
Ler the provisions of Act No. i:13 of the
General Asemblyv, a pproved July 13th,
ale 1858, and pr lmulated by publia:ition in
the liate otliiia l jurna on J.uly "tlh,
l. ', and all sworn and lUallitied as suc'h
JIuryi (onunissionrr.i and far thlie said
.Juarish of Lafourche; mect at the clerk's
l lflis' at the C'ourt house in the t',wni of
I'hiitlaux and in ea,trnanv with
al, 'harlbs J. Barker. Clerk of sail ('ourt,
ex-olliei, Jury (Commii-sloner, dulv
it; qualificd and ,sword as sur'ch, then and
tiler,, in the pre<ence of M.: asrs.r.1. Jt.
I Knbloeh iiald E. .T. Legeendre, two coml
ta jatelt tlanld disintterested witnesses of
laI ful a~t., aaanpetellt to read and write
t the En:gli-h lanuange, residing in the
parish of o:lafotrche, and summoned by
us the c(lerk of said C'ourt for tile purpose;
aroice-dl.d inl acccrdance with lSeati;on 6
of sa:id .\t No. 135of the (eneral As
selll- of louisiana of 1115, to examine
the ,originial venire list on file in the
t ' lerk's oulie,, and having stru'ck there
from thel nann,- of such( grand jurors
Is antd regular jurors as have so served, as
i( well as tihe ia:names of others who are
known ta have. died, reumovedt from the
is Parish, Iwec ne exempt or disqualified
to serve a< jurors, since their names
k were cnl tered t Iheremn; and the names of
tll,.hose w,ho have dietl, remiloved, lcconme
S~xemlpt or di:'qualified were also taken
frlom the general venire lox;: after
whi,-h we supplelnented the original
list and the ballots in the box with the
names of the same number of good and
compeactent men from the qualified jur
- or:: of the Parish, as have been taken
from thie box and erased from the list;
so as to keep the number of names in
the general venire lx)x and on the jury
list as the original standard of three
,(t hundred contained therein; each of said
name so placed in the general venire
rI box having been written by the said
Clerk on n separate slip of paper, to
le gether with the number of the ward, or
plane of residence, of such person.
le And immediately after coinpleting
ol said general venire list, we selected
therefrom the names of the following
it, twenty citizens, good and competent
men, Ipossessing the qualitieations to
I, serve as grand jurors prescribed by
section I of said act. taken from dit
feretit parts of the Parish, as far as
d prarticable, to serve ais grand jurors at
the session of court beginning on Mon
g day, Septemnlir, 10th, 190, and until
discharged according to law, to-wit:
No. Ward.
1. Jno. Webre 1st.
e 2. Villier Seely 1st.
O3. W. H. Price 2ntd.
4. ('..I. Legendre 2nd.
S 5. Henry C. 'hol 2nd.
6. J. S. Levron 2nd.
d 7. Philip Robichaux 3rd.
8. Raymond Saucier 3rd.
U 9. Leon Lefrun 4th.
10. Paul Meyer 4th.
II. Alfred Poche 5th.
12. L. J. Trosclair 5th.
d 13. Andrew Achee 6th.
14. Itaoul ('aillouet 61th.
t, 13. Alex. Chenet 7th.
It;. E. F. Dickinson 7th.
17. Hilarion Lagarde 8th.
IN. I. M. Hatcher 8th.
19. D)ominique llarang 9th.
f n. J. M. Bollinger 10th. t
t And having sot selected the above a
nanled persons as grand jurors, the t
name of each was written on a separate r
slip of paper by the Clerk, in the pre- I
sence of the Commissioners and witnes
o ses, and all the slips so containing the
names and number of the ward of each f
e of said grand jurors were placed in an
envelope by us, Commissioners, which 8
was by us sealed, signaed and endorsed,
' and labeled, "List o,f (rand Jurors", fl
and placed in the jury box, as herein
after steted.
After \Which we proceeded, after the
1 slips contained in the general venire
Isx had been well mixed, to draw from
said general venire box, the names of si
thirty persons to serve as petit jurors
S for the first week of the session of said
Court, beginning on Monday, Septem- T
I her, 10th, 1900; the names being drawn
from the box one at the time by Henry F
Riviere, one of the said Jury ('ommis
sioners, in the presence of the other
e iummissiiiners alid of the witnesses,
and which names so dlrawn are as fol
lows:
No. Ward.
I. Jos. A. Trone 2nd.
2. ililsire Aupied 5th
3. Thlomas 'Tonps 5th.
I. Walter ('hamnlpagne 2nd.
3. Philip It. Braud 2nd.
Ja. JoA. A. Legentlre 7th.
7. Au.\gustin loussel 7th.
8. Tu clhave 2nd.
9. I'has. Iasseigle 2nd.
Itt. Jaecksmn larnardl 2nd. d
II. Thomasn (aud, :rd.
12. ( sear Knoalalhaal 7th.
13. John Leche 5th. .
II. Willie Morilliant :;ri.
15. Wilson Foret 7tl. l
1a:. ('rawford lBroa n Itlh.
17. Aubert HelH.rt. Sr. 1st.
IS. N. ('. Meflllum lil.
19. William Knig't :rd.
20. P. E. Gande 3rd.
21. Oleus Bouterie "nid..
". Davis Naquin Ist.
'23. Oscar Canciennae ,th.
24. Leo .. Houdreaux 5th. H
25. Albert Mavoie 4th. or
26. Geo Muhler 0ith. W
27. Neil Newall Ist. h
8. Wmn. Prestenhac.h 0th.
J4. Edmond Walker 7th.
:30. Edward Chiasson 5th. J
Havina placed the names of the fore
going thirty persons drawn as petit Ju
jurors for the first week of the said Ta
session of court in an elvelope, we have Ch
signed and sealed, and endorsed and Pu
labeled it, "List of Jurors No. 1", to
serve for the said first week of the
session.
After which we proceeded to draw
from said general venire box the names
of thirty persons to serve as petit jurors
for the second week of the session he
ginning on Monday, September 17th,
I.5): the names being drawn from the
hx one at the time by said Henry Ri.
viere, one of the Jury commissioners, in
the presence of the other commissioners
and of the witnesses, and which names
so drawn, are as follows, to-wit:
No. Ward.
i. Auguste Wallace 2nd.
2. Albert Baye 2nd..
3. Anicet H. Knohbloeh 7th. -
4. Edward Bouterle 2nd.
5. t'. M. Harris 4th.
6. Arthur Roch 4th.
7. Adrien Rlehe 2nd.
8. It. E. Bondreanx 8th.
9. A.O.Duffy 2nd.
10. Joachim Triche 4th.
11. Florian Robiehaux 3rd.
12. Jules IIoffman &th
13, ('leophas Hergeron 2nd.
14. MarZus Boura 6th.
1.5. Maximillien Bourgeois 7th.
11. John Stone 5th
17. Myrtile Bresax 3rd. T
18. Simon Abraham 7th.
19. Louis Prestenbteh 6tk.
20. Taylor Benoit th.
~LJatler 1Uid '..Ae .=.
-;. Arthur Bergereron 2nd.
.1. Philip Ledet 7th.
25. LI. . Gaude 3rd.
;. Rodolph Cointment 2nd.
27. Camille Naquin 2nd
:N. Rov Aubert 2nd.
29. Demnetrius Hotard 2nd.
30. Joseph Toups 7th.
Having placed the names of the fore
going thirty persons drawn as petit
urors for the second week of said ses
sion of court in an envelope, we signed
and sealed the same, and endorsed and
labeled it, "List of Jurors No.2". to
serve for the second week of the session.
And thereupon we have placed the
said two sealed envelopes, together
with the sealed envelope containing a
list of grand Jurors selected as herein
above set forth, in a box provided for
the purpose, labeled, "Jury Box", which
was tlhiereulpnt locked anid sealed and
placed itl the custody and keeping of
the Clerk of said Court, for use at the
next ensUing se.ion of court, and sub
icet to, the orders of the District Judge.
And the said general venire box was
also locked antd sealed and delivered to
the said Clerk of Court, as the custodiar
thereof; all in the presence of the said
witnesses.
In faith whereof, we have signed this
process verbal of the drawing of the
Jury, made at the time, on the day,
month and year first above written, in
the presence of the aforeuamed witnes
(Original Signed) IlH. RIVIERE,
Witnesses: J. Mf. LEFORT,
.. (). KNoIIt.LOCIl. .1No. . SEEI.Y
E. J. iF:~E:N sint-:. II. W. FROsT,
Jury Comlmisioners.
C. J. BA.RKFIt,
'lerk of Court, ex-officio Jury commis
siotller.
-1head and filed July, 31st, 1900.
(Signed) ('. J. IBARKER.
('lerk of said Court.
"A trite copy"
SClerk's Office,
L. 'lhithodaux, La. July, 31st, 1900.
" P. J. Alv'x,
D'y. Clerk of said Court.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
20th. Judicial District ('ourt-Pariish of
Lafourche.
SieCEYSION OF JEAtN BARDY NO. It00
PItOBATE 4.
TAKE NOTICE: THAT PURSUANT,
-to an order and deeree of the above
Court and to a commission to me direct
ed in the above entitled and numbered
Succe.ssilon I will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law, to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House in
the town of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH 1900
between the hours of 11 o'clock a. m.
and I o'clock p. m. the following des
cribed property to wit:
REAL ESTATE.
A (ertain tract or portion of lot of
ground, situated in this parish, on the
right lank of Bayou Lafourche and at
about four miles below the town of
'hits(dnux, near the Morgan's and
Southern Pacific Rail Road, measuring
thirty four (:4) feet front on the public
road' along the Bayou Lafourche, by a
lepth of one hundred and ninety-two
feet, bounded above by lot now or for
merly belonging to Augustin Cunio,
above b12" lands of James Washington in
front by the public road and in the rear
by a street, less than ten feet front by
the whole depth to be given for a street
whenever required. Together with all
the buildings and improvements there
on rights, ways and privileges there
onto belonginlg. One lot household
furniture kitchen utensils etc. One set
cobbler's Tools.
On the following terms and Condi.
tions, to wit: For Cash to pay debts.
August 1, 1900.
JAES RIFARY,
Sheriff Parish of Latourche.
Notice of Registration.
Notice is hereby given to the voters of
the Parish of Lafourehe, that conforma
bly to law the office of the registrar will
ofpen on Monday August 6th itNi, for
the purpose of registering all entitled to
registry under the constitution and
laws of Louisiana, and that for that
purpose I shall he at the places herein
after mentioned, on the date assigned
for each place, to-wit:
First week in Thilxxlaux Monday to
Saturday August 6tth to 11th.
Monday August 13th Lafourche Re
Iinery.
Tuesday August 14th Felix Delatto.
Wednesday August 15th Jules lIasset.
Thursday August 16th T. I) Kent store.
Friday August 17th Mrs. A. Gossln.
Saturday August 18th Lafourche ('ros
sin u".
Mfonday August 20th Joachim Braud.
Tuesday August 21st Boudreaux A
Toups.
oV ednesday August 22nd Lovincy
Folse.
Thursday August 23rd E. Knohhlch.
Friday August 24th Bowie.
Saturday August 2, Paul (uidroz.
Monday August 27 Arthur Legendre.
Tuesday August 28th Vacherie.
Wednesday August 29th IAokport.
Thursday August ":0th i , ngueville.
Fridtay A.ugust :31st M. l)elaune.
Saturdaay Sept. 1st J. T. Badeaux.
Monday Seld. 3rd ;. Sassoni.
Tuesday Sept. 4th ('ut Off.
Wednesday Sept. 5th Andre t(alJour.
Thursday Sept. 6th A. Terrebonne..
Saturday Sept. 8th Lee Ville.
Tuesday Sept. l1th (nezipe ('hliit.a-on.
Wednesday Sept. 12th Victor l*gen
dre.
Thursday Sept. 13th Alidore Torres.
Friday Sept. 11th Edward 4'hiass.,n.
Saturday Sept. 15th Orville Thitwxlaux
and next two (2) weeks at the Court
house (from 17th to 29th) legal holidays
e x.,epted.
E. A. DELAI'NE,
Assessor parish of Lafourche.
= ,r· mIn
TABILEAr.
Ttableau of the pnrobableo expenses of the
pari:, of Lafourebe, for tbo Fiscal year 15U0.
.laary of officers. 01 40)0 )
Pollee Jlrrrs mileage and per diem, hi) o00
bwI anil Is.i vct, lJUiw'tors. ,1 14) )
(;rannd td PUeit J.urors. OO 001)
W'itll.e. il (rihninal cases, 800 00
Sheriff's feeS 1 0 O0l
Apprehension of Fugitives, 30 00
('onvicti e. fe,4) (M)
'onstabhos fees, 0) 00
Justice of the Peace fees, r0) 00
Boarding of Prisoners 1I ,,) thi
Coroners' fees 44) 00
Jurors of Inquest. 250 O0
Tax Collector's Commission, 651 00
Charlty. maintenance of indigents, (2 o 041
Publie ebool fund. 6 5.)0 00
Iucidental Exenes, 3 .Sil 0
Drainage fund. 2 j4) 00n
Election Exp.nses, 0 (0
Quarantine and sanitation, b 00
6is 450 0
MRs. J. B. C. GAZZO
Cures Cancer, Palsy, Rhleu
matism. Bright's Disease
Dropsy.
Medicines alone charged
for.
oesldenee 10 miles below Thlb dauz, Right
bank of Bayou Lafourbce.
RACELAND P. 0. - L CISIANA
CGE. K. BRADFORD.
Rayne, Acadia Pariph, La.
. Sorveying, Leveling, Plantation
Drainage, Maps, Etc......
Twenty Years' Fperienoe .
In U. S. Re.Surveys. Will take
work in Lafourche parish. Cer
respondence Soliited..........
N. -'. BOURG,
Market Stand,
MARKET ST., THIBODAUX, LA
-ALWAYS ON HAND 'S
BUST OF BEEF, UI'TTON, TORk VEAL
AND BAUSAGEb OF ALL KINDS
J. LOUIS AUCOIN
IFURNITURE
or all kind
PAINTS,
HARDWARE.
UNDERTAKERS'
Material ett
MAIN 8TRIEE:
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ind our ammunition
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Stetson
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'vihh a reputation J
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Graceful Spring
re!s re here four
S(.ar inspe:tior..
EMILE J. BRAUD, Agent.
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Lumbago,
Neuralgia,
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AN)
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CL'UIED BY
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This new French Medical I)lecoverv Ihs
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The experiments made here at the ho, pi
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commeanl it in all cases cof rheualn.l ! .:,n.
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Polynice oil _
We per bottle. Sent upon receipt of
price In stamps.
DR ALEXANDI7E,
SpecialIst from Paris
1218 G. St. N. W. Washington, D.C
ilRefuse all bottles that do not hear tihe
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