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)r.Pierce's FayOrite Preservation,

The term however, is but feeble expression
u my high appreciation of its value, based upon
ny own personal observation. AS a close OBJ
"1lver, have, while witnessing Its positive re-
''l!is In the few special diseases incident to the
'"parate organism of woman, singled it jut as
40 climax or crOyvning gem of my
3toGtcai career. On It's merits, as posi-
rc safe, and efectual remedy for this, class
i diseases, and one that will, at all times and
'nder all circumstances, act kindly and in har-
oony with the laws which govern the female
Istem, am willing to stake my reputation as q
ihyslciar. Nay, even more, so Confident am
hat it VIII not disappoint the most sanguine
expectations OF single Invalid lady who uses II
br any of the ailments for which recommend it,
hat offer and sell It under A POSITIVE
GUARANTEE. II Il beneficial effect Is not
'Nperienced by the time two-thirds Of the con-
ents OF the bottle are used. will, on return OF
lie bottle, two-thIrds Of The medicine having
zen taken accoruing to directions, and the case
icing one for which recommend it. promptly
efuad the money paid for 1t. Had / not the
most perfect confidence IN It's virtues, could not
fer It rs do under these conditions; but hav-
!lg witnessed its truly miraculous cures in thou
.ands OF cases, 1 feel warranted and
:erfectly safe In Tfsking both my
aputatiOn and my money on ttS
serits. -.
The following are among those diseases IN
'hich my FavOrite Prescription has
worked cures, as if by magic, and with GER
i.euo3orr6@a, 3 ' Excessive Flowing, ing Painful
onthly Periods, suppressions when from un-
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Pro-
'1psus, or falling Of the Uterus, Anteversion and
2etOversiOn, Bearing Down Sensations, inter-
a Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Des.
ondeucy, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation Of the
Uterus, Impotency, Barrenness, or Sterility, Fe-
male Weakness, and very many other chronic
diseases incident to woman not mentioned here
In all affections of this nature, my Favorite
Prescription works cures-the marvel of
.he world. This medicine do not extol as a
,ure-all, but it admirably ful1lls a single
ness of purpose, being most perfect
pecifc In all chronic diseases of the sexual sys-
en- of woman. 1t will not disappont, nor Will
do harm, In any state or condition.
Those who desire further information or
hese subjects can obtain it in THE PEOPLES
}oMMoN SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, q book
i over $40 pages, sent, postpaid, on receipt
Il $l.50 II treats miRutely OF those diseaseS
,eculiar to Females, and gives much valuable
.dvice in regard to the management Of those
ilections
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
R.V, PIERCE, N. D., PrOp'r,
BUFFALO, N. J.
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From the Earliest Ages.

''CROFULA has been the bane, ana a. I,
rere, the curse OF mankind, Moses, In th
9th cnapier of Levttious, lays down ,ery
,xplicit rules on this disea,e. So terribl,
and loathsore had IL been consid rred ther
that person known to be infected with il
would not oe allowed t. mix with socie..,
The Jews regarded it as irflictior
end believed there was no cure for 1t. ],
Vas tllen tho sins cfa youth or a diviatio.
frOIn ths paths Of virJus were punished ~
ing as life lasted happily In our day
,he sience Of medicine has been ieveiopet
the grea storehouse of MAJ ure furnishes b
remedy the disease is stripped of Its to
rcr by the use OF the SA MAEI "a Ms ROs .
AND HERB TUICEs, and the viotlia O
erofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Bio;ches
litter, etc car be restored to sound health
n few weeks. That there are thousands
low whose conditions are as bad as those
i The ds, k ases We are we'll aware. MaDS
low all 10 find ~ cure az we'll as they di.
,hen, 10 all such the Samaritan's Roo
I'D Herb Juices will prove u happy boon
radicafing all impurities from Tie blood
md max nS the complexion bright anr
,ealthy. A low bottles W IL remove PIN
;'ies or riotches. thereby doing away wit,
:os meGis an powders, ROOT AN d HERF
iUIOEs 81. .25 per bottle; Sent by express
n any address,:
nrsA0TD = %
9l5 Racastraat PHILADELPHIA p,
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MEDICAL.

nR. FIT >ER'S VEGETABLE RHEU'
- MATIC REMEDY lis the perscrip
lion OF one OF Philadalphia's Oldest phys.
ians, and Is guarani eel to cure rheuma.
'isnl, neuralgia. sciatica, pain, Baekache
&c. nr money refunded, by invigoratin.
he nerves, purifying the blood, anG neu.
ralizing poisonous deposits in the system
BY merit 1t has become O standard medi.
inc, Suffsrlng and money saved by useine
t In time. Remember that DR.. Fltler Is
he only physician In Am"rica devotinp
~ yos.Ts to this one line OF practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. As South h For"
.'reet.
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EDUCATIONAL.
.l05Er d p AUA DEM \

}t.JO5Er d p AUADtM
~
g., tslT gUT HILL, tAlLA 'ELPHlA
Il, 3sr le eare OF tbs sisrers rI st. Josef
ma course OF instrlc. lOl includes al II
.n.it., ssOf useful and Christian ssacr
SLop.
mn al pension for Board nd iu'p
sR) t'or further particulars. address
emily MOTHER MARS John
y rIi,lANUvA COLLEGE,, della WAR
' COUNTY pENNSYLVANIA.
'hir instiI.. ..jn, chartered with Uni 81
.,+y rivileges is under the charge o. III
4 eu<ttnian Fathers, and offers superi0
. van ages to students, who desire to Etas
;. aorough Classical, cientific or Commey'
6. i e, nrse. 1t Is rituat I'D on the Penny.
oiN Henti al 9ailroa eleven miles trol
+ ~ ,e'--hia Railroad station ana POI
I az G'S che College grounds.
relmo. Yer session Of five montnk.li T.
A. vance,) $3.50 .,... .....,..- .-...-
JFor nlll particulars $, send for a cata oer
2ov.T. A. MIDDLETON. D. d..
arI.-5s- rToat"en
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NATURAL SELECTION.

monstrated beyond controversy, thai
throughout the animal kingdom the "sur-
viva! 0I the ittekt" is the only law that
vouchsa fos thrift and perpetuity. Does not
the same principle govern the commercial
prt sperity Of man? An in erior cannot
supersede superior article. ~ reessD Of
super or merit, DR.. Peirce's Standard MeCi-
cines nave ou rivaled all others. Their sa Q
n the United states alone exceeds one mii.
lion dollars per apnum, while the amonHt
exported foots up to sever al hundred tho, :
sand more. No business could grow 10 SUI b
gigantic proportions and lest upon ary
9th r basis than that of merit.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive

gead and all complete, In two hours =
No fee till head passes, seat, pin az
80 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pu.
send for circular. Forran1C wing seat, IL
or stomach worms call on your druggis
md ak for bolt.e of KunkePs Worn
syrup, price 81. 1t never taiis' Comma
other W rms can lie readily removed.
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WEAKNESSES K.NllE2S q. PEcgLIAR TO
5 FEMALES .. -, 0

iveorite p escription is Powerful Hestora-
inc Tonic to the entire system. IT iea rea :
of unsurpassed encacy, anas " u le it
qeluts nervous irritati' 1T strengthens the
tnfeeblt nervous system, thereby restoring
1t to hi althful yigor. ! Ihefollowing diseases
Presentation has worked mag g1cs9cures viz:
Leu %orrhoea, or Whites" Excessi O Flow
ing, Painful Menstruattoh Unnatural sup
pressions, Weak Back Prolapsuss on. the
falling of the Uterus, AnteversIon, Retro
7ersiOn, Beatfng-down SenkaTibn, Chronic
Congestion, inflammation and liberation
Of the Uterus, Internal Heat, \ Nervous De-
preston, Debility, Oespol dency. and very
many other chronic diseases peculiar to
The following Ladies' are few OF the mary
thousands who caL testlty to the efficacy Of
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, from ex-
perience and observations: '''". .'--
: Mrs. tCorne ella IA ison, Peosta, Iowa; Mrs.
Thos. J. Methvin, Hatcher's Station, Ga;
Mr. T. A. Sey nour, Rome, N. Y; Mrs
Francis Huswick, Versailles, Ohio; MIS-.
Leroy Putnam, North w arton, Pa; Mrs.
Mary A. Hunolt, Edna, Mo; Mrs. Mary a.
cothe, hfo; Mrs. Harriet 3! Malone, West
Springfield, Pa; Mrs. r Hiatt Emporia,
Kan; Miss Louisa Pratt. Dodgeville. ~ ass;
Mrs. l.. A. Dashieid, Norfolk, Va; Mrs g
Allison. Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. ]. N Vernon,
st. Thomas, Ont MIS-. 8. v. Moran, 283 N.
Howard street, Baltimore Md; AIRS ucy
Caliman, Rarnesville Ohio; Mrs. Nancy
McNaught Jefferson Iowa: Mrs /. g,
stem1 cd friendship. N. Y; Miss Ella Cady,
Verona, N. Y; Mrs. B. y. Rocks, Grand
Rapids. Mich; Mrs. +, 81 " ebb, Water
'own, N. Y thousands OF references can
be given at the Worlds Dispensary, % .r.
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THIS MACHINE

Is the mcst simple aud compact; the most
durabl and economical model OF COM
bined simplicity, strength and beauty.
New and nuu uerOus pateD ted al attachments
No com plicated machinery to be con.
stantly getting out OF order. H5 NJ w '9s
So easy TO learn that child can iun 10.
will do all kinds OF sewing from the finest
to the coarses'; Will hem, fell. tuck, braid,
cord. gather, embroider, sc, uses SELF
Adjusting straisht needles, al uescri ptiobss
4 Gotten silks and thread Max es the
,trone q est, sti,ch known; the clotn will tear
before the searn will rip; uses the. thread
direct from the spool The machine |,
mepted. and we sf-gsy EHE r-w
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W( OMAN.

by an immense practice, extending through
Seriod of years, having within that time treate,
many thnNsand cases Of those di eases peculiar
70 woman, l have been enabled to perlect
a"st po"nt anI agreeable medicine that mec:i
ne indications presented by that class Of dis
es'ses with positive certainty and exaGtness.
TO designate this natural specific compound,
| have named it
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"
JkS-E,<,.r rArEkA tOA 4

The remedial management Of those
diseases peculiar 10 won afforded ~
large experience at the World's Dispensary
Of which DR.. Pierce Is The chief consulting
cur, DR.. Pierce ,FayOrits Prescription tS
the tsult OF this extended experience, and
has b~come justly celebratedS,oy its many
"A remarkable cures Of all those ohrontc
dis 9 8eS and ~ ut 10 hOt'iDklj = RHN 1''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-22
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Gold Medals Awarded to New England
Parties.

NEW YORK, October 81. The Herald prints
the full list OF the award at the Paris Exposition,
To-Day. The grand prizes are IS follows:
IIhany 4 Co. Thomas A. Edison, Elisha Gray.
American Society Civil Engineers. c. Ii. McCos-
NICK Wheeler & Wilson. Jerome Wheelock.
Aiemph,s Cotton Exchange, and Berger q EngIe.
he following New England parties receive
-. American Watch Company, waltbam; Baker,
altsr Company, Boston; Barnard Henry,
Hartford. "; Barnum, Richardson Il Company,
Lime Rock, CT; Bigelow Carpet Company, Gin
ton. Mass Brown & Sharpe, Providence, Rhode
Island; Bnrnhsm & Morrill, Portland, Maine;
Collins & Company, Hartford, CT; Crane Broth.
ers, WesIheld; Fairbanks & Company. ST johns
bury, Vermont, weighing machines; Globe Horse
Shoe Nail, Boston; Hancock Inspirator Company
Boston; Gossamer Rubber Clothing Company,
Boston; Harvard University, Cambridge, Mas
Holyoke Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass; Howe
Scale Company, Rutland, Vermont; hurlburt
Paper Company. South Lee. Mass; Mallory,
Wheeler i Company, New Haven; Pratt, Whit
ney 4 Company, Hartford; Nashna Masufsctur-
my Company, Nashua; Providence Tool Company
Providence; Public Library, Boston; Russell q
Erwin Manufacturing Company, New Britain, Ct;
Swinbon William, Cambridge, Mass; Wamsutta
Mills. New Bedford; Weston Byron. Dalton,
Mass whiting Paper Company. Holyoke, Mass;
ale Lock Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-22
THE BEST PLAN,

The most proftab'e plan for operating in stocks
IS that of uniting capital Of vsi ous sums by com
hining or pooling the orders of thousands of Gus
toners aud using them one mighty uhole which
has been done successfully by Messrs. Law
renee & Co.. Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, Y. Y
City. By this cooperative system each invest
or is placed on an equal footing with the largest
operator. and profits are divided pro rata among
shareholders every 80 DAYS. An investment OF
SO would pay $50, making per cent on the
stock during the month S25 would return SljC
or per cent 500 would make 81 900 or 10 pc,
cent, ard according to the market FranI
Lesliss Illustrated Newspaper June Goth, SAYS
1.-The Combination Method Of operating in stock.
is the most successful ever adopted" .New Yorl
IadepeHdsnt, Sept 18th, SAYS: 1.-The Combins
ton system is founded upon correct business prin
ciples aud no person need he without income
while il is kept working nv Messrs. Lawrence &
Co." The firms new circular Copyrighted and
sent free) contains 1.-TWO uneriing rules for sue
cess in stock operations and explains everything
All kinds of Stocks and Bonds wanted. New
Government Loans snprlied Address Laurence
If Co.. Bankers and Brokers, 81 Exchange Place
New York CITY.
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STATE NE " 3.

The Franklin County Savings Bank resumed
business Friday
James MeIlen, an aged gentleman OF consider.
able property and influence, committed suicide in
Auburn, Saturday. He took desc Of morphine
and IN few hours quietly shuffied off this mortal
coil. He was boot and shoe manufacturer, and
until recently was employed in the firm Of Ara
Cushman i Co. He committed the act in ft Of
dependency.
The following are recent failures reported in
this State:
Ernesto Ponce, Portland, compromise for %
cents.
ID. G. Drinkwater, Portland, painter.
John Hogan, Monticello general store.
The woman arrested 10 Portland, for the muir.
der of her infant child, is sally Morrison. The
Press saws the body of the child found buried
| 10 the cellar of the house No. IS Centre street,
with both legs broken, the scull fractured and
| deep cuts 10 the bowels and region OF fhs heart.
She was taken to the station where she -coniessed
that she killed the child with slab imuediately
after its birth on Thursday morning. The father
of the child was also found but discharged AFTER
the confession. The woman has always sustain
ed disreputable character, and has gwen birth
to two illegitmste children previous to this. She
was taken to the jail to await the result Of the in
quest
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silver Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Eleazer Kelley, of Rome, cele
brated their silver wedding on the 10th inst
There were about one hundred and fifty pre- sent
The company called to order by John r
Dollotf, Of Mt. Vernon, who appointed A. Is
Wing of Vienns, chairman when the present,
were placed on a table in the centre of the sitting
room. Then the following programme was car
fied out: first, there was singing nv the Kelley
girls, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Kelley, q piece
called "Secret Prayer" then there was an orig
nal poem read bv Miss Angie Dolloff, on the
courtship and marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Kelley
written by John r. Prescott; hymn was sung by
a select choir, after which came the marriage GER
emony, the Rev. G. +. Young officiating. The
qrooms man and brides maid were Mr.. and Mrs
John Garland Of Augusta. Then hymn, ISL
yer Threads" BY Miss Emma Kelley and Miss
Anna Prescott, after which came the presentaton
speech by the Rev Mr.. Young, which was re-
spouded TO by Mr.. Kelley 10 very feeling man
ner. The song, "Will you love me when I'm
ter which the company was served With cake,
coffee and apples, and the remainder Of the even
ing was spent with music and social intercourse
until the small hours Of the night began to wear
away. when the company began with reluctance
to part for their homes, after wishing their host
and hostess many returns of their wedding dsy
There were some very nice presents. First came
one dozen of silver table spoons and forks, nice
cake basket, castor, butter DISH sugar bowl pickle
dish. followed by napkin rings and spoons, OF
which there of solid silver and two sets
OF plated ware.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Snow fell Sunday, the Goth, at Montreal, and in
some quantities at Cornwall and Hull, Saturday,
the 18th.
ID. l.. Moody, the evangelist, preached in his
Chicago Avenue church, IN Chicago, Illinois, last
Sunday.
Augustus Sewall has been nominated for mayor
of New York. by the Tammsny democrats.
Robert Ingersoll lectured in Boston Sunday
ev. nng, to very large audience, on Hard
Times and the Way Dat"
Judge Bond of Baltimore, has decided that = CT
gar manufacturer cannot legally sell cigars at re
TAIL
John Miller, q baker, was badly burned at
Providence, yesterday, BY the explosion Of kerr
osene lamp. He will probably recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-22

The farmers of New Sharon held their annual
cattle show and fair Oct 10th. and made very
fine display. There were on the ground over one
hundred yoke Of oxen and steers. and some very
good ones. There were also some nice sheep and
swine. and q few colts, wild geese, ducks, &c.
There was one pair of calves about seven months
old that grthed five feet two inches, and were
about as handy as oxen; they belonged to A. B.
Fletcher, who had two year old steer that girhed
6 feet inches.
The display in the hall showed that the ladies of
New Sharon not all idle by any means. We
think that the men folks will not ragged
clothes at present. for all the rags worked into
mats. There was one braided mat which was
round, and eleven feet in diameter.
Miss Lancaster made a very fine show Of paint
ings, some nice as is often seen. F. NJ. Mad
dock also makes good display of painting, not so
many in number rs Miss Lancaster, but quite as
good. The show on the whole a success.
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WASHINGTON.
A British SPY.


WASHINGTON, October 81. British Admir-
Jones WAS recently discovered inspecting the Rus
sian steamer Europe, aud produced y forged pass.
lie WAS elected from the steamer and from the
shipysid sm id the jeers of the Russian officers,
the latter feeling very angry at being outwitted
by Jones.
Receipts.
The receipts of internal revenue to-day were
S646, IVA; from customs, $706 .SU.
Revenue Matters.
Seven Illicit distilleries we're captured in Yad-
kin and Dsvie counties, North Carolina, last
week.
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the per cent. loan to-day
were 81 800.
Treasury Department.
National bank notes received at the treasury to-
day for redemption $450OOO
Death.
The secretary of the navy to day issued Or
der announcing the death of Rear Admiral Hiram
PauldiDg and directs that the flags of the navy
that thirteen IN mute guns be fired at noon from
all navy yards.
Investigation.
1t is said that the manner in which the demo-
cratic cipher kilograms became public will un-
doubtedly be the subject Of an investigation by
the house of represe mt atives next winter. 1t 10
thought the dispatches may have been sent as
waste paper by the telegraph company to paper
N i'll controlled by the Tribune.
National Banks.
Attorney General Devens decided that national
banks in arriving at the amount of taxable CAPT
tai stock beyond the amount invested in United
States bonds. cannot be allowed to deduct the
amount invested in 3-65 bonds Of the Distric; of
Columbia.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
Negotiations for Peace Between Austria,
France and England.

LONDON, October 81. A Vienna correspondent
telegraphs that negotiations are pending between
Austria. France and England, with the object OF
securing common treatment of all European
questions IS counterpoise to Russia, and to sub
stitute for the kalssrbund an entente cordial be-
tween France, England and Austria. Count Won
Beust's appointment as Ambassador to Paris, Is
generally believed to be connected with this pro-
ject.
A Constantinople despatch says the Sultan ha:
authorized Baker Pasha to employ 40. 600 men to
complete the defence lines of Constantinople.
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Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO, October Fl, 1878.
FLOUR-Exra spring 5oOl3.25: western $50;
Southern 525.
WHEAT No. Red Winter ATT; No. Sc
a-zcash; - october; No. Chicago Spring,
79AsO- Icash $50 October; sl-s- Nov; No. 8.
Is December S2A. rejected sly
CORN Sales. S-as45s cash; 33xa--- Oct.;
34,.a34s. Nov; Dec. 33h; rejected. 3lxaS3.
OA1S-lssa- cash; october ls-a- is-a-t
November; Dec. 1873 rejected, l5H.
RYE-t3-.
BARLEY -ss a cash; 97-a97h October;
Nov. -; Dec.
PORk-Casn 760-a76S- October, 75sha50;
Nov .755alssS; Dec. I 62hs.
LARD-Cash 6.i2s i6.lo Oct 6.l?hal5; Nov.
6.l5i6i7s ID &C. q Tx.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 40, short rib
sides 5,.A0; short clear rib 5sa-; clear sides
SKA
WHiSKEY- los.
FkEIuHTS-Corn TO B.-Galo q. cents; wheat
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TIL T. FEVER.

New ORLEANS, October 81. Clear, warm
Deaths, A. Cases reported, 81. Horace II
Hunt, telegraph operator. native of Jackson
Mlchlgan, died this morning Of the fever
The Orleans Central Relief Committee eloset
. their Iabors TODAY. Since their organization
they have issued l00, 440 rations.
The Silent Mission Relief Committee return
sincere thanks 10 unknown friends, true silen
missionaries in Philadel ptis. New York and Bos
ton, for valuable and timely aid. ST. Matthew
Chap. VI, verse IL.
BATON RouGE, October 81 New case. "a
death b, for two days.
DoNALDsoNvILLE, October 81. Total cases
lO9l deaths, las.
LEBANON CHURCH, October 81. New cases, 8
no deaths.
BAY ST. LOUIS. October 81. New cases, 8,
deaths 3, for two days.
PEAKLISGToN, October 81. One new case,
death.
CAIRO, October q. Two deaths from fever las,
night. No new cases.
MEMPHIS, October 81. Warner. From 81,
o'clock last night until noon to-day, fourteen Or
ders Tor interments reported.
The Memphis & Charleston railroad re-open
to-day.
CINCINNATI, October 81. Two more death,
IRON yellow fever at Gallipolis. Six eases are
convalescent.
A heavy frost has put in an appearance, and
here will probably be no further spread of the
disease.
MACON, Ga, October 81. There is not q case
OF yellow fever IN the State. The frost extends
all over the State, and all the danger along the
western lines of travel has been removed thereby.
BERWICK CITY, October 81. Fever is increas.
Ing rapidly, and the new cases are malignant
AT Jackson-New cases from noon Sunday to
T. NJ to day, 80. Total cases, 3l5 deaths, 43.
AT Morgan City-ll new cases, 4 deaths. To.
tai cases, 500; deaths, Sc.
At Passchr, slian-ll new cases, l death.
AT Iazoo City, new cases, no deaths. The
cases are all doing well.
At Osyka-222 cases in Osyka and rs in the
country, to date; % deaths in town and in the
country; deaths and cases in the past "A hours
are reported
AT Pattersonv ills-On Friday last there were
new cases and death; Saturday, 5 new cases
Sunday, new cases. The cool weather the last
two days has neither checked, spread, or modified
the type OF the disease.
New ORLEANS, October 81. Applications fol
relief to the Young Mems Christian Association
to-day were sixty-six. AT the Towards three
hundred. Mostly old cases not heretofore enter.
ed on the books.
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 81 Twelve new
cases oday, and five deaths 10 the county are re-
ported.
Refugees continue TO return and are being
stricken down with the fever.