The Lafayette advertiser

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liament, has declared'that female suf

fragerought to form a part of the

cowing electoral reforms. His party

at present is not in sympathy with the

movement, but may eventually drift

that iay.

Legitime, the ousted President, is

prganizing forces to turn the tables on

Hippolyte, and another revolution is

imminent in Hayti. Hyppolyte's

bloody reign has largely increased

Legitime's chances of success.

Magnificent finds of gold have been

made in the Menastesh canyon, fifteen

miles from Ellepsburg, State of Wash

ington. The canyon is also rich in

silver and iron. It is said to be the

ruisbst find of precious ores that has

been struck in this country for many

years. _

Wives and Mothers, Heed I

Do not become total Wrrcks when af- I

flicted Ptli "chronic troubles. Try Cre- I

ole Tole, hs geat southern remedy for 4

all woman's ,lseases...

WeA glad to note that the Dem

csa f St. Martin parish have ad

justed the i differences as to their t

:uriA'secutive committee. The old

counftte withdrew in favor of the t

iew. Ar ade Patin was elected Pres- t

L.t andL C. Guidry, Secretary. 8

Gov. Campbell, of Ohio, has-been I

o the Democratic party t

r t e land the indications are t

t ill be re-elected by a good I

The' ls, nocrats also have

Zcarrying Ohio in the

dent of the

writes that e

erson Davis is

4o-1gYe her serious

hIrto nake all

W.dden termi]ation

Sd that she is suf- t

fetmate }W e. a:

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The charter of the, "Monte Carlo"

gambling hell, which has for so long

ruled the miserable little principality

of Monaco, Europe, expires April 16,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Lafayette advertiser. (1891). Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La., 1891-07-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86079068/1891-07-25/ed-1/?sp=4

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Lafayette advertiser, 1891-07-25.