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MEDICAL OFFICE

NO. 81 Cnst0mh0aSe STREET, .Nftc Orleans.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY No PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFEcTED-Private diseases cured 10
few days by regular physician, without mercury Oha
poisonous medicines at No. 81 Cusomhouse street. NewU
leans Louisiana.
DIR. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
OF the forms OF certain Disease his general adye
ement IN another column. The adopted by him
is that which has the approval of the distinguished sur
geons of Paris, London and New York and lis universal
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure
ure, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases induced
by certain solitary practice, ETC., etc be obtained
to moral certainty if application be made to those whoe
nfelgence skill and experience be relied on Since w.
MULLEN opened IN this city all the many that have come
under ms care have been cured without single exception
Some OF these were of years standing One emakabecas
OF structure ~ old has been cured the surprise Inc
pfent The gentleman (whose Responsibility is known 70
the citizens OF New Orleans) at hand and (by his pem
slon can be referred to- Dr. Ms treatment of structure
not known south of NewYork. His treatment OF gon9l
fea and gieet Is the most perfect discovered 1t h
shortest safest and surest The patient takes copaIya CO.
Deos tupentine or other nauseus doses but cure Is oD
tanned IN one or two days without pain, inconvenience o.
change OF Diet LIZ No pay unless effected w'hin
the time named.
or sell pollution may have brought themselves any o. w
painful consequences resulting from unestraIned III
dneence OF the passions, such premature impolency p
voluntary seminal emissions general debility consnuon
arrangement, may consult Dr. Mullen with honorable con-
observed.
Dr Mullen can he consulted daily his Office No 70 us
tOmhouSe st. BENJAMIN MULLEN VI. u
eS Remember. No 81 Customhouse st, mhl6 III
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HARDWARE, &C.
r. w. MONTGOMERY. IL Cbartres Stree+.

- NEW ORLEANS.
tEhS on hand complete stock of goods in his IA
line In addition to his usual extensive assort. -
ment Of birmngham Sheffield and Domestic HARD "a
WAKE and CUTLERY, his stock of heavy goods is xa1
very complete embracing among other articles
2oOO boxes Tin Plates. 1X, PontpooI and other brands
a. ~ also Block Tin, Speten Zinc etc.
l0.0V lbs. Iron Ware, assorted all sizes
4oO tons Iron, assorted Swedes, American and English
assorted flat round, square, plough plate hoops band
and sheet Steel, all kinds ~
~ dozen genuine Collins Cos light and heavy Axes.
2gn Kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted all sizes
O tons Hollow ware, Castings assorted pots ovens sni
.o deIs, sklets, fire dogs. etc.; French pots 'p''
SU0 coils Manila Rope, assorted all sizes
200 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains
together with Whittemore's Cotton and Wool Cards
Wilson's Coffee Mills Ames Hollands and other maEas
Spades and shoves wire and hair Selves Hoes Of ali kinds
hnvis, Vices: and Smiths Hammers and Relows T
a MfI Hamel and PIT Saws horse Collars
Kings Ploughs Nos and 4 Paper, ali Kinds Tns:
Splits Inpentine and White Lead; Paints all kinds. Mil
and Grind Stones: Mill Irons Boiling Cleths ajl nnm ,,
shot, Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles Bark Nils
1000 gallons Sperm Oil and
Ply 20 winter strained and beached Whale Oh
nus STOCK OF cutlery Is not surpassed Ruyers ara invite,
1880 f"'Niia''"s eise"here ml5 I'm
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AID TO FRANcE.--A long haired long-nosed
youth, piping hot and mad with haste, rushed
into the counting-r of one of our most extensive
shipping merchants, on Saturday afternoon last,
when the following dialogue took place
"Any slips sailing for France this afternoon,
Mister! - Mo-
''Any tomorrow -" Mo-
tsOr the next day % No."
"Why, don't you send ships to all parts of the
/. world 20
Yes; but we seldom send ships to France"
"Well, am bound to go to France anyhow, and
shan't wait another day."
What is taking you to France in such a
hurry9"
"You see the war with Mexico is over, and as !
cannot get anything more to do in that quarter |
am going over to help the French to get republic"
g Do you speak Frenchs"
What do l want to speak French for am
going to fight, and not to talk" And with that
the warlike ally of the Gauls left the office, deter
mined take passage on the first vessel for France
"any how''-PhI Bulletin.
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A CARD,

IGOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED-Knop
ing the extreme hazard which strangers run in consn
ing physicians for the of private diseases owing 10 the
4t1er dquafcatons of who profess to cure such cases
deem TO be nothing but of kindness towards H.
qn9Ttnnatey afflicted well sheer justice TO Dr. Mil
LEN No 30 CUsTnMHoUsE STREET to state that in ~, L.
most appalling form and for several months together was
Der The best regular medical practice could Obtain IN Mn
worse AT length heard of Dr. MULLEss great re gew
h applied TO him and 10 great joy in three weea
Jan ''is7. [mhl6 lmJ SAMUEL RoBBE TteSns'
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MEDICAL.
mEUIOAI.
nPJN APy affeptions Symutap,s ,;.,I

URINARY affections, symptoms yirpent H.;
so peculiar in their nature, that unloinu ustdeS k
able to discuss them 1t isa theapeutics ls"
ance. the the disease penerates into the @ @
its specific nature and undergoing the transtormem @u
tend assmate to diseases of another nsnra h Which
cult does the treatment become General Sv e more
aneous and takes place under host of titeent qO
gnoranty prescribed symptoms of those conn, Medicine
properly dstn yield to professional Treatment, when
atIve ORDER and the safest method is radical ena 81 g
time snbduing their characteristic cham Of seops The
DIR. MALLON IS Canal street thoroughly a5 goapat
cures all of those diseases The Doctor con,n eeuy
emotions Of great satisfaction his success Thp WITH
few on record in the annals of the heans s a
afford striking proof of my triumph over an which
the thorough and complete cure of well La aEea an
this city that looked upon desperate a"d case
reach Of human aid DR. MaIos offices are At "
doors from Royal street. ""'i sfe e, br
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price they sold in Hoston New York and Phladsl-
pha AS the list is too for ordinary advertise
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Faculty generally respectfully invited The subscriber
feels assured that critical examination OF the stock and pl-
ces will give satisfaction to all parties
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PERSSE r. BROOKS.

DIAPER MANUFACTURERS &c, Nos 65 and OF
NASSAU street between Maiden Lane and John si s
Nf1o YORK. p & B. manufacture Paper OF various th
and descriptions and. having in constant operation u
Mills at Windsor Locks three 81 inch Foudnier Maehf
with fourteen Engines enabled 10 execute o[e al @
notice while all Papers made by them he relied upon M
uniformity of weight color &c. They also invite GpE
attention to their PRINTING and PATENT EN- biDi an
PAPERS, large supply of which they have constantly ~
hand together with assorted stock of Ithograpc S G
a,sne Hardware Cloth, Wrapping Tea Shoe ana Ronnet
and Straw Boards. Aso-Fetngs, Paper Wire Do'"
Celebrated Bleaching Powders bs
The highest price paid for Rags, Rope Cuttings, NC w
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VA Z y \ & n \,
NOTICE.

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENFpp,
bsd E a., l, reputation OF the writer
unfortunate to have contracted any one of III nave
FUL DISEASES known and called SECRET DIsp DRElO
part of their various forms, that the writer ~ an
successful practice of twentys years confnad e H
VENEREhL DISEASES and Diseases of the Rea, S1cy
treated and relieved many hundreds who wera @ la
many of whom had been under the treatment s y, al hs
physicians without receiving any benefit il EMU enU
you positively safe certain and speedy cure SSe oO
of the INFORTJNATEIY AFFLICTED see ths ahouh air.
nent they would do well to call at No Sc CrsTiady er
STREET before applying elsewhere and avail
the benefits of the subscriber long and
mhl6 I'm b. +. MULLEN, 81 C ustonTbadpNe neus
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the pustules upon the udder of COW contained g.,
winch would produce the almost divine results for w pbpe
haa SO patiently and anxlously sought Opposite" aes
ndicned what they dare deny They asseTe b position
yaccnaed persons became covered with hair and even as
tours believing like bull But the current wan On al
turned 1ne ooo The British Parliament voted him co COO e O
|siDo,ooo9 and the world sang his praises ''''''
while we write this Bulletin, interested persons eaon' s
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DAILY CRESCENT.
For the Crescent,

For the Crescent
Cupid's Death.-BY DIR. coLLYER.
n, youthful god. whose quickening smile
on dds the heart of every care;
Whose love so pure unmixed with enile
Did give to all generous share
Our griefs and woes were all forgot;
This life has seemed a joyous dream,
And fortune crowned our happy lot
Where er sweet Cupid's face was SEEN
In thoughtless mood his infant heart
Was wrested in its playful flight;
Old Death unstrung his dreaded dart.
And broke the lamp of magic light
Tumultuous sorrow rings the skies
In gnef-Olympus knows no bound
The sobs the groans, the cruel cries
Mouruful is the general sound.
Venus is frantic at his fate;
The gods have lost their spirit toy
Psyche bewasls her darling mate
For true love g dead-'t is now alloy
Neglected lies the oft-stung bow;
Zen Bacchus, gloomy, hangs his head,
And love himself is stricken low
The spell is broken-Cupid S dead!
Mem Orleans, March 3lst, 1913
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STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF

INUN, TN PLATE, METALS, HARDWARE, Nc.,
Corner Canal and Magazine sts., Nep Orleans,
a OFFER for sale large and fresh stock of the Il
ON following Goods and would respectfully solicit q
Njsshe ei inspection Of country purehass1so n
Nails, Castings, Tin Plates, Metals
MAYOR Co.'S CAST STEEL. and GIN SAW STEEL;
Paints. Oils, Window Glass Cordage Tar Mill Stones
Grind Stones Axes, Hoes, Shoyeis, Spades, Ponghs;
COTTON and WOOL CARDS;
Scythes; Ok Log and Trace Chains Anvs Vices Smiths
Bellows; Timers Tools and Materials and general
assortment Of e -
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Comprising all articles this line adapted to the Southern
- and Western Jobbing Trade
The advertisers are agents for the sale of
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Iron Hubbs and Axe and which have proved superior to
any KIND heretofore in They would also call the aen
ton OF Southern IN Planters ant t. to their stock Of
Oils, Cane Knives, Sugar Skimmers and Ladies'. Tuss
Hoops, Building Materials -s' A'u'S
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS HORSE COL
LARS, ETC., etc.-Al of which have been selected
expressly for Plantation Supplies, and of the best quail
tues. mh5 jn
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UNREASONABLE CONFERENCE.-The Pittsbure
Chronicle grlImbles because somebody took away
Its umbrella
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Post Ofice-Open daily from 6 to 6on Sunday from u

10 "a. G. Penn, Postmaster.
CLOSE Eastern yiiaH via Mobile daily II o'clk M
Great Wesern aH comprising all the Stopping places on
nIar. LoniSeMc .NaH, ertra supplying Nachez Vicks
or Bavou Sara Mail Wednesdays and Sundays, at
so'cIqek A. NJ. Coringon and yNadsonniae giaA Mon
Lafayette Mail, six times week Sundays excepted, at
o'clock ?. M, DUE: Eastern Maa daily, by 10 A N
yNaH, ertra, irregular Coast Mail Tuesdays and Sauf
days, hE3 M. Conington md fad.s1ngWe .Ma1 pnes-
Naa, irregular igtaystte Mail, six times week, Sun
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb 8, Co.-Offce No. 4S Camp street. few doors
above Gravier.
Martin & Co. Office No. 81 Magazine street, New
Orleans.
Horace Bean Office, No "a Camp street. corner Of
Common.
ropn
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MONTHLY BULLE-
VI TIN No 2

MONTHLY BULLE-
wi TIN -. No. 3 -.
The world has ever been the
scene of the fiercest strug-
giles between Truth and En-
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the
Dry. than Error, with its le-
gion of allies, seeks to arrest
its progress. A most illus
trious instance of this, was
the opposition made to the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
TO the discover. of Vaccine.
ton, by which lllat dreadful
scourge, the Small Pox, was
robbed of its tenors. He
found that the matter from
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MOSQUITO NETTING,
RoBINETT. Muslin. Linen, and Cotton MUSQUITO
NETTlNG-a large stock on hand and for sale cheap
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LETTERs.-For single letter. not exceedngo n nan an
ounce lavoirdupoe,) sent not exceeding ooo mhes'
For every half ounce and excess over every halt
ounce the same rates of postage; and when adver-
tsed two cents on each letter, four cents, If the
advertising cost much additional
For drop letters not be mailed EACH
CIRcULARs.-For any printed circular, handful, adver-
NEwsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches, or less sent
80 and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State, ............................
Sent over such dist ance II
.NepSpapers-uness sutscribers-3 EACH prepaid
or not forwarded from the Posoffice
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA .,ssnsIxatn.
It &: ssasrfE Ap# Hail. In so aaa
s5 e. FssS:s G..'. e: w..
" W. MaPsP Ts5 AnsssT; WI, Ssf!siSy
EHss Ehs Ed5 Shs H. Tsss IL Hall Of
sss On F4aS nfh Besbs T02 Me-
KY isSfP5s3 fs6666'aG w nss n Msssny
nnsH4SyG GS 5obn a 3ss
Rf TS1S ssT dSdE N Ne i. a
seresy Shy MT
si sn yey Saaay
w. omss s sse w k R
JEFFERSON LODGE, No. s,-meets every Tuesday
At Their Hall On above Jackson
Thomas Cook. G; Burdett, Secretary; T. f. Beach
.TEUToNIA. LODGE, No. lo-mees every Tuesday
eers-J. Off, G; Philip Willmann, G.; p Hermann
sf S No mee.s every Tuesday
6 ~ FsuRn cap fet W %,ss
= Val Witt, j., Treasurer; j. O. A. Hot Permanent
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No. 12-meets at the Hall of
e Haf BoWey Cd my eygEa dl,s at ooe
Bake ESecreia G. Glover Permanent Secretary VIM
HOWARD LODGE, No. 1s-nstituted Nov. = 1876
meets every Thursday evening at O'clock at the Hall of
she Grand Lodge eoner of Poyda and Tchoupitoulas
streets 0ftcers-F w. Delesdernier G. John C. Lame
S q; G. D@nlap, Secretary L. A Levy IT, Permanent
HOPE LODGE, No A-meets every Wednesday at
2e eoek h. p NJ at Crescent Hall Camp street Oee-
tary; Edwards Flash, Treasurer " " '' e'e
DEiLIA LODGE No l5neets every Monday night at
CLOCK at Crescent Hall, Camp street OflcersSC r
l a,tln & L. MeJIlon, q Bernard Niaslone Sec
'e,na I9S,I n; bImfcIay 7 reaslrer-
: IEMPLAR LODGE Z, No. lG-mees every Friday even
9g al resent Hall in Camp ST. Oicers-P C. Wright
Nj, q e. w r Baiiy V c. Harmon Doane Secretary
Dudley Chase, Treasurer
vGovENANT LODGE, No 17-meets in the Hall of
" shlngfon Lodge No 3, Third Municipality every Tues
w & evf"pg sme oicsu Packard 6 Forbes
. NATII1NAL LODGE, No. 1s-meets every Friday even
ae' a' 10 Chartres street OficeB-Joseph Saba G;
7. ). Gomez, G; V. Aleman, Secretary ]. Font,
EToIIE P0LAIRE, No. 19-meets every Monday even
n.y. at friendship Hall No 1l6 Charities street. Officers
= P PaI G; c. Ammel, g. A. de Amas Secretary
. INTERIOR LQDG ES-Feliciana Lodge No. 4, meets
i bayou sara DE Soto Lodge, No T. at Baton Rouge
- LOUISIANA EnCampment. No at Bayou Sara
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GRAND ENCAMPNENT OF PATRI ARCIIS-meets
at friendship Hall, Chatres street on - "a -
evenings; 0tficers-C. w. WhitaI NJ WIG Pat W.
nnarch: H. Thomas. jr Nj E G H PIG IIooper X
T. w 6 Sen Warden; II. P. Andrews, " g ~
Inh " a re- ~ w oimsted, w S'cibe s W. Kirk
cWlLDEl ENCAMPMENT No, meets in the Hall
vi le HIand Lodge, first and third Saturdays of each
m n p ottcers-J Snawhndse, c p; G. N Moson, ii
r seinahi Cohen Scribe W. W Herbert 5 W; Thomas
:, HoBAH ENCAMPMENT No 3-meets at Crescent
aaa' NO u Camp street, the "a and 4th Saturdays of
stch month otfceE-J o. Nixon, e Z; Henry Bier II p;
II. u SleS3n, W., } W; -, Scribe; Geo. C.
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.
n Dill INCc, &, A d MIN rI11Ia A ND crpn

nR. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND ASTRlN
- GENT SYRUP>-7a -Infaliibie Remedy for Cho.rG
Iafanium Summer Complaint Of Children Cholera Nor
bas DiarrhGa and any Irregularities of the Bopas Used
By the Surgeons in the United States .Armv Nth great
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommended
By the most eminent PHYSICIANS Letter from the Rev.
ton, and now of New Orleans
Dr. E. S. BILLINGs Dear SIT is but simple justice
to yourself and the public generally for say, that after
having abOred for several months during the last
der the of the sc0urge of climate the DsrbGa
until Gin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deseryedy high in public esmaton) my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated, found your Astrngen
equally effective curing OF my children of the SANG
miserable complaint Since it effected cure on myself,
have taken it whenever from any cause, there mp
OF recurrence, and have always found it eectn
In prevention as it had been previously in cure. ,
In this Sou hern country, traveller whether by Land
or water ought to carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without detention, and with almost no eh
pense he might himself he passes his way Fam
lies and plantations would only save much disease bot
save many dear and valuable lives by always keeping
' ~ '-'''' ''''. ALEXANDER Campbell.
CLINTON, MISS, May 10, 1915
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup, sent me
some OF the worst of Dysentery under my charge IN
OF which 1t produced permanent in few days Hb
powerful remedy, possessing medical virtues.
]. B. ASH. Asst Surgeon. u. ). A.
~ For sale by SICKLES & co, 90 Canal and "a
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