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Proclamation by the Governor

"HRREAS, The COastitntioa aud lawu she
 w State of AVkaness. require that general cleo ton ahail be held thsseia Oa the 6sst Moaaay Ia August nexts TAersfore. I. TAamas $. Drrw. Gesernor of sssd Stsie do h~Frby declare and uake known that saeh general election wili Ae helss Ia the respective counties of this State. oa the sa,t fsrs Monday in Angsst next. fer the eleessoa eg i. Gsvsrnes. ksysessataiive to the Congress ef the United States and for ore State Senator fsou each of gise following Senstert1l DisSfiets. to wn:
 la District. county of Washington,
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POR GALE.

.~R NY FARM e Fsalrhs.
 sss& sboaf fesrsean Hgllrn ap9tb
 i& vest ef LisfAa kSek. sAeug '
 four miies from tke main - ssatAsra rosd. ecassinsrk sas seFss Rest ef wkisk Is very god rirh Iapd d.-On the above. thspN asr neesss e@s hnmaFed sot~R ef ciszrs4 isa4. seHa- fsrssbls kswea iox dwsiling hogse. wisk twe rsans each 20 ft @4aase wsil vrntiletnd wltA lNzza wfs. dows ef glsss, aaa p1mawe ~ knal ws4ss hn. Ae. There is slso en t very EaoA peneh &seinsd. . small apple sFehard (laos kgtsess.l mess sf WhsrA are besssag sas wril as soma prar aEspss lk@ wsil waier~d. Berass several sYssaas an6 vel. FeWssha runs by tse yard Eace. sud l. taeFr. b9aatfaiaa4 clear FnRning stream. Thafe ls aise wsEsF RswsS ffem several tAiiiwg large spring hFaAshte ss the above Iand in the epipses of those expsslsAead a sach natter, ssASci@nl to aaake uisi gsiad ox gin raR, fAe rAgss ssar rpSpe& Thas is ake spin- iea et Mr GEoseR Bsonas. the prsseut knil4sF ef saF Peaiteassry. sf the best wFleAts ln ss State, who s ~eii scqasinted with iAe e6eNy fAFms and io whom am aassaFt1e1 ta vefer e. imsag&An- non, ! slso refer tp Mr. Wilhsm Dsnasas oswrFe. adsag Rras the sesthsvN FnaA. ske1a A4esh miDes item lhs city, who lived aR my laFmi sasasai yeum. As ths natural pastuengs is very ana am tns u6owa land, and fur Raay sntiss Asnmnd. it wemhA mahD s arsi rate sseek taFm. gsssa hesxsis esa new hs made wlth me. F IT. cRCTCnRIEf.n
 Laiis Roek Jwas Is. Iess. St-d
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4 whig es@paisn paper has been started h Nes York ( ailed "fhat Same Old Coon." Ifs sgpossa g tAs sisclos ef Ges- Tsysr and in favor of Henry Clay fos the Presidency,
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A. HAYS & O., CeAxISsley IND FORWARDING MERCIisf,
Wharf Boat .4New WoTId,"

WhaTf Boat 1-NeW W0TTd-"
 NAPOLEON. .4RK.5NRiS. THEIR beat is fitted up in The most secure man | her for the storage of m.rchandize. Particular aiiention viii be paid the purchase of ep eoa fry produce, groceries. kcs and crcen .or family Siorrs.
 Tho cabin of their boat ,s fitted up handsomely. with new furniture for the aecommodstioa sf tray public that much of order and quiet sil se pre- served as in well regulated hotels on shsrs. Pubic patrossgs in both dePsrtmsnss soie'sed. June q, ls4s. 4s-3m
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TAxEsii fAxEss,.

A LL persons liable topay taxes, pre- fespectfnlly "A requested tp come forward and pav he ss.an immediately, they Nill be dealt is acc ssaiar ia law A. J~HuTr. ShsvsT enl
 E1-Q6eie -fsssssor and (6llsefpv. X, ,a eE Pftesks Csumtv. Sheris's office. Little Rock. June {. ls<s.
 u40-4w.
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HOOKS:
A AItNal..
.SUNDRIES.

i0UKSU1k&1Oy S0 BAGS Havana CeHe~, sJO D Ria de
 70 Hhds. Sugar,
 90 Hbis, Ohio Fionr IS |" Mess Pork,
 10 Casks Bacon,
 % Kegs LeaI Lard, 70 Half hbls Euttar Biscuit, IS Bbis Ale,
 100 Bbis. whiskey, se Half bbis do.
 20 Bbis. Corn Meal
 10 Bbls Cider Nigegsf.
 ! Cssk Brandy.
 Gin, Rsesissd enscohslKnmens and for sale vsfs la for ce'A T. D. MERRiCK, A co. ,.a. - sfsantoaf Lsading.
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And, also, memb~ss of She House af Reprrsehta tives ss the aext General Assembly of tkis State. fFom Inc respective counties thereof, Co Nii: Er.sss tlz ea..stY nf Arkansas ..se R.s.rn-.na-..
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ARRIVAL OF THE NI.d c fl R fl.
.pLoRABE NEWS FROM FRANCE.

IrgLlCT lY THE STREETS OF P.iRLS
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LATEST ARRIVALS

--e hn 1C hNH1t kssS BK THE STEAM BOAT coTr6s PLANT. \ HUTT. has jast received snaii let sf A sashiensbia boansts. prsnted masins ssA lawns. black bsregcs, plain sad sripsA js.ksa@s.. ehIssn. Polka boots. ladies' sojorsa and biAek hsss kna broaSe and eolersd gaissFs. and sa,ssess aiss eases Gsnis- Ene. cait sesea boots, ks. &e.
 AIEO--
 PER s. D. ELLEN +. % ses Whisksy.
 le0 ib carpet warp,
 2 boxes Sot'ca yGn,
 10 kegs Lard, 20 boxes s'as candles, 500 lb bar lead, doz Jualpss wood eharas
 dor sione ditto assorscs sizes,
 hsx~s common tobafeo,
 boxss 4 Nc. l dstio,
 Aiak crooks jsss he. ; Ah extremely low frr CAEH. fs Little Rock. May sDsh, fse 1s
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,,,y,UTE EyfHUSIASa REKISDLED.
concentration of Troops.

70 THOUSAND PRISONERS TAKEN
 .,crFpIyGS IN THE ASSEMBLY,
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Noties to Pr. Eruption Claimants.

RICHARD M. You've,
 Comaissaoasr oftae General Laad OH
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LlGHTi-LTGHTI,

SOMETHING NEW and justt thing for every family
~ requiring Light and cheap too, that every one rich
and poor can buy H. 1t meat ANDllESTiCk, max
ing ana wckng rs own Candles out OF Iaow, Lard,
any Ieae lla VIII burn BY simply turning the bottom Of
Lhe CahuieSslGh, a beautiful, hard smooth CANDLE is
forced cut OF the top, and any desired length you wish
from one inch to two ieet in hgrht
Lit neat ana simple Caudlestick COuSa
quenty may be managed by a child
q. BY means OF tins convert alt ynur 1a grease
INTO Candles and hus OBTAIN light from TO cents week
g.. The wick dry and smooth, thus no Vibration on flicker
ne Of the flame, but burns like a sperm capdis " ~
A.. fhe wick may be changed without al an tho
candle II too large, put in small one; or too small
arge w small +"
s.. You coil in the bottom Of the candle maker or
SLICK WICK SUFFICIENT % last five SIX weeks whes -
mains out Of sight and out of the way. " 10
D.. on may keep your candle at the same height all ,
time Tor ten yeafs-no stumps or pieces left
kequIes repenhlng with grease tallow once weak
spIng or grease ii falls or turns ever but as nea
~ and clearly any lady could desire
50. 1t cannot gel out Of order.
H. In ppol OF their superiority utility and neaness the
Immense lumber sold sufficient, The price uniform and
the all the United States and tie article reOus
only 20 be to convince the most incyeul0ns of a fire
gong facts no family will be without them who can scrape
together the small price asked.
ttlti sfa capital active business man can make
Qnlok and 0alle operation BY purchasing the monopoV
and selling t article m territory where has not vet been
Sold feSons who desire to embark neat pleasant and
mghy iqsm Ne business are invited to call Office
NO % Pks)iDO Street, North side, between St Charles
an9 Car1ndslei streets. n ew Orleans.
ae monopoly Of the city OF New Orleans and States OF
l-9ulst 4e eOIga, North Carolina and Arkansas for the
ss q ans sfeis are offered aud proposals viii be received
~ " MSa.4ctlnng ~ the cay OF New Orleans tof the
- q K. T aYEzs 3 90.
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MEDICiAI GARD.


No. 10 CHRONDELET ST.
FFNO THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located in
Il this city combined with the UNMARRIED success peCu.
liar system of treatment for Syphltic, Mercuua and all
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has fully
and sOUndly established reputation.
The Southern MidiCal Office, No. IS CGr0Hdetff street,
established in 1910, for the of oil Chronic affections
with few exceptions, known TO all the only object Of q
card to inform those who know its location, that IT.
cted with any of those private diseases which uuiOTu
natey so prevalent they consult us with certainty and
guarantee of cure.
TO those especially who from mmOdeTae Of Met
curry, alpTaCCe Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism, itching the chest
bOtCheS the skim ulcers in the throat, general debility,
have ruined their constitution, recommend to call
lief they will derive from the active effects OF our treatment
will at once convince them Of our capably OF fulfilling what
profess
Wed not boast of making rapid and hasty cures but
satisfaction perform thorough and radical ones in
short aspaCe OiAme as il possibly be done with adVans
taEe and safety 10 the patient.
We viii not here, through newspaper medium, enter in
any elaborate remarks regarding yeneTea affections ID
disease that unfortunately peyades all ranks of society ,h
and poor, matrimonial and single; ali viii observe is if
class his peculiar with any Of those that describe se
tTeatise) by calling al our office will give him es #
all charges, what explanation advice he may desire.
ItOtten happens that llmed Of shame drapH
Odcovery dete patient from applying those who from
education and espectabDjty beinend him delaying
disease make their appearance
To SUCH the doctor pledges himself preserve the most
InYlOable secrecy and from his practice and
ence he can confidently recommend safe and speedy
90 - j.. G. THOMSON.
Office No Is Car0RdeiCt street. between Canal and Com
non sign OF the Marble HIscuapan Statue Private
trance rst door 70 the night of No 49, in Cgr0n6as street.
AVae egFess bOthlnCOmmOn and CaTOndgests. Uy3H I'm
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Time, Places Of Holding yNcstia g,


GRAND LODGE OF L0QISIANA-meets "a n
quarterly IN January, April, July and October, y ~
at the Grand Lodge Hail, corner OF TchOupitOu- X
az ana POydras Streets over the United States Ex-
change. Oficers-J. d Stewart NJ w G. Master. Aug,Sy
Rhelps K w G Master; Jas. Walters, W G Warden
Treasurer w Whitall, Z We Chaplain; Paisley. Z
" Z CoBdTetoT w 4 Rice, w Marshall; ThOs. Il
LOUISIANA LoDGE No meets in the Hall of the Grand
ijjolge, on FRIDAY night; 0fceIs-U. Tyson n G j. T.
hammond q J. H. Bechtel, Secretary; 5. Hopkins j..
Permanent Secretary; Il. Williams Treasurer.
WAsHGNGTON LODGE, No 3-meets in Mariguy's buiId
l9gs on FT2nI Leyee, on Thursday evening OficerE
Sec'yi n. W. Moore, Treasurer.
UNION LoDGE, No, 6-meets in Hall Of the Grand Lodge
on Monday night. Oficen-Geo. W Shaw N G.; BeTnSr1
Cohen, G; j Sidney Relf Sec'y; b. i, M56ken FsTnt
Secy; Samuel Fulton, Treasurer.
CRESCENT L0DgE No. s-meets every Thursday evening
at Crescent Hail. n Camp street. 0ioeE-Geo G. Lawra
Il. w. Olmsted Permit Sec'Y; Richard Swain TrsasErer
JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 9-neez every Tuesday evening
at their Hal 1ch0upitoula street above Jackson Lay
cite Oticers-V ashingtOu w. Vaught, n G. This COoi
V G. - BuTdet Sec'y E. R. Beach, Treas'G.
TEUTONIA LODGE, No 10-meetg every Tuesday evening
At the corner Of PoydIas aud TehOUpitOulas SIS Oiee
Philip Whitman, G.; Julius Fulda, G :; j. T. Meyer
IEaas'r; Adolf Solomon, Sec'y.
ORLEANS LoDGE, No. 1I-meets every Tuesday evening
+ TfeJSS2ent hall N Camp st. OhceTg-B, + Smms g
D. p =. wash G.; L. 3. SmOnds, Secy; J. q. A. Holt
rem sec'y; Joseph Etter, TTeas'r
C o4IERCIAL Lopez, No. I2-meets at the Hall Of the
ceTSE H. every Wednesday evening, at o clock On
sec y 80 Glover Permit Sec y: VIM L. Cushing Treas
H1oHAAp LoDGE, No I3meets every Thursday evening
J S d inc fIall Of the Grand Lodge corner Of Poy
q T Tob 55lOPpop2S SIS Ofces-F. W DelesderDier
W. IT, Permit secy; J. G. Taylor. T TsPPs Sec y L. a. i'
SPE L0D9E, 30; i4nees every Wednesday evening al
u E. w Rodd, G; A. B. lssn, Sec y; Fd Flash r.
Delta LQDFE, No. I5-meets every Monday nigbt a.
to5 * 8 Of5seent tan camp e. OiiceysM L. McJi
49, IN, p ssssi5taafd aaglone. = VsaBotEeea
SeV " b a3piksn. Treasurer,
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MEDICAL OEFIrE.

No. 50 CUSTOJIHO USE STREET, N, o.
ENFALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
4 UNTIL CURE IS EFFECTED-Pnvate Diseases cuCd
m lew days by regular PIN stefan, without mercury GT
oLhef poisonous medicines, az No. 81 CStOHDuSe street,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms Of certain Disease his general aGvers
tisement in another column The Treatment adopted by HIM
Is that which has the approval Of the most distinguished
geOns of Paris London and New York and its universal
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cue H
the worst cases Of constitutional syphilis gGuOrhma s
ure enags OF the PROSTATE glands, diseases uddge
by certain solitary practice, ETC. ETC.. be Cb incl
moral certainty if application be made those hose
intelligence, skill and experiences be relied Since Dr.
underhis have been cured without single execution
Some Of these OF year standing One remarkable ca
OF structure ~ Old has been cured 10 thegurpnse oil u
patient The gentleman (WhOse respeCt8biy known TO
the citizens OF New OeanT is hand and (by his leri-
siOn( be referred to. DR. NJ 5 treatment of s tuK
not known South Of New York. His treatment Of gOnoE
rhoa and geet the most perfect discovered ii is h
shortest safest and uTet The patient takes no CO nav
eubebs, turDentne other doses but cure is o.
change Of diet II No pay unless effected wthiu
the time named.
iMPoT EFCY-N OUng men or Others who by sexual Excess
or epouutlOn, may have brought themselves any OF tie
painful consequences resulting from unrsstgaiuC6 ndr
gence OF the passions such premature mpotency pvC
unaTy seminal EMISSIONS general debility or con NAL
defangenent NAV consult Dr. Mullen with hnnora e con.
hdence he oilers them perfect The stricsst ecey
observed.
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No Sc Cul.
tomhouse street. BENJAMIN MULLEN MD
~ Remember No. 50 Custombouss street iyl5 9m
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TEMPLAR LOPEZ, No. 16-meets every Friday evening
at Crescent Hall, Camp St. OhiceE-G W. X. Baly, vi
Harmon DOane, q dudley Chase, secretary GdWafd
CovEYANT LopeE, No. 17-meets in the Hall of Wash
ingtOn Lodge No. 3, Third Municipality every Tuesday
evening. Officers for the present erm-D Forbes Il;
Jacob Drnleyer, 6; Thomas w VanWyck Secretary; d
Wheeler, Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE, No 1s-meets every Friday evening,
man, g; A. Gonzales Vigil Secy; J. Rabasa Treasurer
ETOILE POLAIRE, No19-meets every Wednesday evening
at Friendship Hail. lis Charities st. OiceTs-Chs Amme,
G. Il. de Amas V G; T. Beau IT.; Ed. Barnet Sec y.
clock, at friendship Hall ll6 Charities Officers
W. Emerson n CT v; BOuIemet, G; R. F. Harnsoa,
Sec'y K. j. Morrison, Treasurer.
INTERIOR demonstrations Lodge, No 4, meets at
Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No. T. at Baton Rouge.
St Marys Lodge, No 20, at Franklin. Meth Lodge No
II, at Shreveport Louisiana Encampment' NO. 4 at
GRAND ENCAMPAIENT OF PATRIARCHs-meets
evenings, QGcers-C. w. Whitall, VIC Pat ' Y
R W G Sen'r Warden II. P. Andrews, W G +, y
Junior Warden Il. W. Olmsted, r w Scribe; S. w
Kirkland, R w G Treasurer.
WILDEY ENCANIPMENT, No. 1-meets in the Hall
of the Grand Lodge h and 81 Saturdays Of each month
Ofcers-Thomas II. Shields, @ p; VIM. w. Herbert, II 2;
l. Crckard 5 w; I. A johnson, W. +. DeesdeEner, 5;
II. Williams. Treasurer.
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT-Meet in the Hall
Of Washington Lodge No, 3, Mangny Buildings, Third
Municipality, on the first and third Mondays OF every month
Il ?; R c Webb, 5 w; John S Maunsel, Scribe; N w
Moore Treasurer; Drmeyer, w.
HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No. 3--meets at Crescent
Hail 10 Camp st. ID and 4th Saturdays Of each mOnth
O6icers--J D. Nixon, c p Henry Bier, P; H G. Steson,
s W; Joshua Jackson, W. 6. W. r. Bailey Scnbe Geo.
O. LaWrasOn Treasurer
March, 1913 Meets the first and third Thursday of each
month, Friendship Hail. No. ll6 Charities street OH
cers-W l.. Cushing, P w. MeDnH Il =. J. Co
mez, "; L. F. Tower, Scribe G. w. Race Treasurer,
w. Ii. Foster, } w.
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MASONIC.

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT York
MaSQ,NSS-holds It's Grand annual Comtnunica-
Q6eers-M r. Dudley, N W Grand Master; III, ~
Coleman, W G Senior Warden; Gisdin CORN W NJ
g Junier Warden Daniel Blair G Treasr W. H.
Bsnbrook Junior Deacon; g. P. Clarke NJ Chaplain;
A J. Williams C Marshal J. A. Stats C Tyler.
Lodges under the Jurisdiction tile Grand Lodge of La
=, GEORGE WAsmNGTQN LoDGE, No. meets on the LIST
the CaHolon RaToad Depot cor Of Baron9e and Perddo
s W. G. KICK w s O0emsn w g ~ y b lehman
Treasurer; T. J. Martin, S D; A. Winteroasf J D.
D ,E q Lopez No 2-mess in the ety Of Lafayette
on lieyee t. near Jackson GbcersIM r Dudley, W NJ;
d; J. Brooks, Tyler.
WARREN LODGE No 3-mests on the I'd Tuesday in each
month over the CaroOn Railroad Depot COZ of Baonne
9n q ferddo stS OheeTSTF H. Lewis, w M; D. Blair
Stats, Tyler.
NJ; w; NJ Perkins, w Theodore Famentier J W;
w Richardson d C. Collins, ] D Alex. Mclean Tyler
The CRESCENT CITY LODGE, No. 5-meets on the LIST
road Depot, Qfesrs@W IL Howard " N A. G. La
R Rs1non l. o. Harris " Al 5 Zones Secretary Y
HIRAM Lopez No. 6-meets on the Sd Wednesday Of
9&R n0RtH y O. I9 Common St QGergTp G. BenbFQqk,
James rarely secretai = MOncaster, Treasurer Jos.
EUREKA Lopez, No S-meets in LAFAYETTE on the Ist
Wednesday OF each month on Leyee st near jackson
G6Fcers-A l. Williams, w NJ J. S. Devices, W J.
Denniger, } w + kaleyer, Treasurer; J. b. Clements
Secretary; j. F. Thorpe d; S. NewbargeI, J D J. Cal-
bertsOn, Tyler.
ALPHA LODGE, No 8Ineets the LIST and Sd Saturday
OF each month, in the Masonic HALL l8 Common st. on.
ceTS-James r. HarsOck, w NJ w. H. Hutchings S w:
Baldwin, Treasurer.
ST. john Lopez, No. 9-meets on the 81 Tuesday of
each month, at the Masonic Hail. corner of Baropne and
PeTdld0 SIS. QtcerS-J NJ Wisdom, w NJ J. w Car
roll; ; w J; McRae w w. G. Kendall. Secretary n
J. Pegrainr Treasurer. r. Cotfman, ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER No. g, of ROYAL "a
ARCH MASONS-uuder the Immediate indsdic sd
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the United " ~
StateS-hod their monthly meetings the first ~
Monday evening Of each month the Masonic Hall over
the CaHOiOn Railroad Depot of Baronne and Per
dido streets. .OicesT H. Lewis, II p; d. Blair See, v
NEW ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL Arch MAsors-Hnler
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter Of
the United Statehood their monthly meetings on he "a
Monday evening of each month the Masonic Hall over
The CaOHon Railroad Depot cor Of Bar0nne and Perdido
Sn'', OHeeH-lohR Gedge, H P; Il. M Summers, Secy.
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MAS State of Louisiana.

lin ~, tit,vtior
SoTI SSGOu,hs 10 le Ha &0SftVtGn aS he g
kingdom of England in The year g26 and duly or, ~
ranZpd and established in the month of June A x *
b. 1872, at the CITY Of NewOTeans, and created t ~
made perpetual STATED meetings are held on the ouh
Saturdays in January, March, june and November at P
NJ at the corner OF st. Claude and Maine ss Annual ele5
G ia ~ NJ 5 Il HsGaRp' VaDSe M e. r.
yerrer, G. Seq r a Morse, G Chaplain; A. Adams, G
sla[Ina, A nGhae 2wOT9geaFs "y raHatG.
r Gale, G Tyler
S"0orat"Gt' hoasG$ az ne CHg'
bddsys Of eSe moDb at II On IN R9mpa near
Maine Si street CefrTVVL Hermann Nj l.. Lebe&u
~ o. el1OT' e W. W Nj, d I ,I s1s NJ
II m I9PGs' NO, ~ f d anu 4l 6 9Hr@ye
D2Dos W M - r. oeAscsnayG's ? W. 81 r. La9GiG w.
DAYS at Ii a. M at the corner Of St Csade and Maine sts
I'VE" heIHe"i' W w. + ''en' W l 0O"''A
POLAR STAR LODGE No 5-NIeets LIST and Sd Sundays at
" NJ r s. Witt s "; r. b. FANS W.
MAsozrc HEARTH No 4O-Naets ID and 4b SUNDAYS at
Il A NJ Qfecrs-A Deamare, w NJ; L. Malard $ W.
" , NJ 4, ,yo.ts o. and att on
days at II A: N. in Rampar near Maine st.. Q6ieers-M
DEcpLEs LODGE No 42-Nieets lst and Sd Mondays at
NJ at II Old Levee. OfcerS-J j. L Massicot, w N;
j. SepheT S w; J. BALLET, w.
FRTENns OF ORpER LopaE No 43-Neets 1st and 81
Sundays at il A. M at the corner Of St Claude and Name
w; Antonio RoyieTo, w.
GERMAEIA LODGE No 46-Meets I'd and 4th Sundays at
4 p N in St IOnis bevoud C'aiboTDe ST - CHicerS-P
WiImann w NJ: l. Rosa 5 W: ! GeTIac6 i ~ -
- ~ II - 7 800. ~ 20 ~ 49,. T.
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GtSrrr II HoisUd IN NJ = Re10nda+ : w. II 81
mons GI4E !, w. Ann cr ,1,rr1, IN nova, ,Dcr
MAsQNs in and for the State Of Louisiana y
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iI T ~ a T. / H5naCN' % q, $780,, ,o,,,,
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and August at P M in Love street near EsDansde
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DAILY CRESCENT T.

CANDLES. - During the confinement Oh hillg
Jobr tba provost of Inc merchants and sherifs Of
paris made a present to the church of Notre Dame,
of a wax candle probably rolled up of the SAM
length a. the circunlerence of the walls of Paris
st. For. In the Formula of MarcqPhus, edit
ed by Jerome Bignon, he tells us, with respect 10
in The church; that the primitive Christians made
use of them in their assemblies, which they held be-
fore day, out fnecessy; and that afterwards tley
were retained even in the daylight, as tokens OF
ioy, and in honor ofthe Deity.
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/. p. PULLING, NJ. D.
WILSON, NJ. D.
{. Il. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
,. Z. ELMEEDORF, NJ. D.
Albany, April. 1917.
CAUTION.

Owing to the great success and immense sale Of Dr. Town
send Sarsapanlla number who We're formerly
Agents, have commenced making SarsBparla Extracts
EllXTs, Bes, Extracts Of GLOW Dock etc. They gene
rally pu mp IN the same SHAPED bottles. and of them
have stolen and copied advertisements; they are only
worthless limitations. and should be avoided.
Ppnclpai Office, l26 Futon street, Sun Building New
2rE Redlng 4 Co, Stg.s street. Boston DyOt Sons
10 North Second street, Philadelphia: s. s Hance Drug
giit BaumoTe NJ Cohen, Charleston los South Pearl 81
1lpany Ff 8ict raw, Natchez-and By all the PRINCIPAL
statss. " est iHdiss and the llanadas
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street.
Sps' % Sole Agent. New OTls.-s
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~ e y y 9 y y .

A GARD.
FYOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLlCIEl.-EhU y
ing the extreme hazard which run, IN cohsI IL
ing physicians Tor the Of private diseases, owing 10
utter disqualification ofthOe who profess such cas-
deem to be nothing but an act of kindness t9Was y
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice to Df vi u
LEN No So CstOmhOSG street. to state that IN the y Or
1916 sOey afflicted with syphilis IN It's worst and Ql
appalling form and for several months together was untst
the best regular medical practice could obtain in New Cls
leans, without being at all beneied-indeed grew wore
At4ength heard OF Dr. Mullen's great reputation ap;
piled him. and tony great Joy in three weeks he
to perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans IAN l2ifa
I'm SAMUEL At)BbEkEttE-