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Death Record.

Thefollowing deaths have been placed OH
record since our last report;
Henry Schmidt, 66 yrs, Germany.
George Cook, Il days, city.
Martin Galiigan, IA mos, city.
Mary Corcoran, 35 yrs, Ireland.
Jennie Klicke, 10 yrs Germany.
Infant Bodmer, stillborn, city.
Henry Klebalm % yrs, United States
Chas. F. Reilly, S mos, city.
Infant Costello, stillborn, city.
Clement Satalia, % yrs, Italy.
Joseph Story, 80 yrs, United States
H. H. Humphrey, Al yrs. United States.
Friedrich Nagle, l6 mos, city.
Lily Hogal, l yr, city.
Ernst Knoeper, AZ yrs, city.
Fritz Schaemer. 8 yrs city.
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County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners held regular meet
ing to-day.
communication from the clerk of the Board
of Control stating that the latter Board had
adopted resolution asking the Commissioners to
adopt plan and specifications for the new Coun-
ty Treasury safe. and3 submit the same to the
Board OF Control, was received and filed.
The award of the contract for the Elizabethtown
bridge fill was laid over until next Wednesday,
The Directors OF Longview Asylum sent in a
communication to the effect that the buildings
were overcrowded and that it would be advisable
that no more patients be admitted.
They also ask that each case hereafter be strictly
investigated as TO whether the person desr ng ad-
mittance has had legal settlement in the county
for one year, and whether the case is one of in
sanity or only weak-mindedness. Communication
filed
The appointment of Harry Lakamp as Messenger
for Judge F. W. Moore was approved.
Adjourned.
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En Brief.

National Associated Press TO the Star
DARMsTADT, Dec. 1l.-Princess Alice is growing
worse.
CHICAGO Dec 11.-At the Alton Railroad Depot
last night thief grabbed 800 from the Ticket
Agent and escaped.
SAVANNAH Dec ia mob at Bainbridge on
Monday riddled VIM. Cooper, a colored murderer.
with balls
LONDON, Dec. n.-At 3 a. m. to-day vote was
taken in the House of Lords on the Afghan pol
ICY The Government was sustained by a major
ity of Log.
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FOREIGN.
Increase of the Indian Army
The Plan of Grants Campaign
National Associated Press to the Star.
france.
GENERAL GRANTS PROGRAMME,

GENERAL GRANTS PROGRAMME.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Herald's correspond
ent at Pau telegraphs that General Grant
has been spending several days at that
pleasant winter resort, and will arrive in
the French Capital tomorrow. He has ac-
cepted the offer of President Hayes to 20 to
India on the United States corvette Rich
mond. The Presidents offer was made in
the most fattering terms. General Grant
will embark on the Richmond about Christ
mas probably at Marseilles and will thence
proceed to India through the Suez Canal
The Richmond will touch at Ceylon, and
the General will visit Handy, in the center
of the island. The Richmond will then
proceed to Siam, and General Grant will
pay his respects to the King at Bangkok.
The voyage will then continue through the
Straits to the ports of China, thence TO Ja-
pan, and afterward to the Sandwich Islands,
Perhaps Australia may be visited, but it is
not yet included in the plan. General
Grant expects to arrive in San Francisco
about May. After short stay on the Pa
cifc Coast, during which he will visit Ore
gon, General Grant will begin his east
ward journey by rail. He will visit the
Bonanza mining region, and will pass some
days in Colorado. He hopes to reach home
at Long Branch about the latter end of
June. Letters ana dispatches received from
the East say that the deepest interest is felt
in General Grants coming. Mrs. Grant
will accompany her husband throughout
his journey.
Great Britain.
THE DEBATE RESUMED.
In the House of Commons last night the
debate on Whitbreads resolutions censur-
ing the Government for their Afghan pol
icy was resumed.
THAT SPURIOUS LITTLE aoocH.
1t is understood that the Grand Jury, in
refusing to find bill of indictment against
Lady Gooch for endeavoring to palm off
spurious child upon her husband as his son
and heir, were largely influenced by the
facts that the attempted imposition was
well known to Sir Francis long before the
pretended birth, that Lady Gooch took no
pains to conceal her purpose from him,
that she probably believed he would be a
willing partyto the fraud in order to DISC
blige his relations, or that probably Lady
G. was not in her right mind
Cuba.
QUIET ELECTION.
HAVANA. Dec. 1.-THE election passed off
quietly. The liberal Conservatives were
successful in greater part of the island.
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HamptOn's AmputatiOn and Elec'
tinn.

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 11.-Gov. Hampton's IS
leg was amputated yesterday below the
knee. His immediate friends say his con-
dition is not dangerous.
The Legislature has elected Gov. Hampton
to the U. s. Senate. The vote in the Senate
was unanimous. The House, with two ex-
ceptlons, voted for Hampton. The excep-
tions were Miller and Simmons. colored
members from Beaufort, who voted for Mr..
Mackey.
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to Congress and his aid in procuring thelr nc
quittal.
Michael Brend, Ex-Alderman of this city, broke
into the chamber where his hired girl, Amella
Schmidden, was sleeping, and despite her protests
brother-in-law, Fred. Otto, secured compromise
by Brends paying So, 600. Otto took the money
and fed with it to Weeping Water, Neb', where
he engaged in farming. leaving Amelia without
honor or money. The girl and her friends are
now about to begin court proceedings to recover
an additional 81, 900 from Brend, who claims he
has paid enough. The affair causes quite sensa-
ton AMONG the respectable Germans OF the Nortn
Side.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses hav
1een issued since our last report:
Benz Baechler and Josephine Brown.
James F. Goodale and Ella E. Burns.
J. II. Gerdson and Emma Klenschmidt
VIM. Hager and Fredericka Jung.
Louis Schwartz and Maggie Gunther.
Peter Goetz and Louisa Heincrdriger.
Fred. NJ. Nathan and Josie L. Hart.
Ad. R. Roll and Dollie B. Smiley.
r. G.. Stephenson and Mary l.. Mclean.
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coMMENDABLE REDUCTIONS.


National Associated Press to the Sta..
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Treasury De-
partment is in receipt of information that
unless cattle shipped from the United
States to Great Britain have good health
certificates when embarked, slaughter will
be compelled on landing.
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Illness of Henry Wells.

A private cable dispatch says that Henry
Wells. founder of the Wells, Fargo & Co. s
Express is lying at the point of death in
Glasgow.
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Clothing for Sufferers

The Yellow Fever Relief Committee of
the Chamber of Commerce reports the total
number of packages of clothing sent South
as five hundred and ninety-eight, and the
estimated value of the clothing was about
SO non
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JULIA KLocKE, a married woman about
twenty-six years old, died suddenly this
morning at her home, No. 9S Broadway,
near Third street. The body was removed
10 the residence of the deceased's mo,her,
Mrs. Finnel, on Third and Butler streets
Coroner Stitch was notified
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THE METROPOLIS.
Fire on Broadway.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New York, Dec. IA fire causing
loss of So, 900 occurred last evening on the
fourth floor of No. 581 Broadway.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
Special to the Star.


REMOVING Disabilities.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA bill passed the
Senate yesterday to allow DR.. Howell to be
appointed an Assistant Surgeon in the
army, thereby removing the disability he
was under through having been in the Con-
federate army. This is the second case that
has been acted upon by either branch OF
Congress. Senator Beck will introduce a
bill to-day to repeal section ,218 of the Re-
vised Statutes, which provides that no per-
son who has served in any capacity in the
military or naval or civil service of the So
called Confederate States, or of either of the
States in insurrection, during the late re-
bellion, shall be appointed to any position
in the army of the United States.
BLAINE's RESOLUTION.
The Republican leaders in Congress are
weakening rapidly on the sectional debate
proposition. Blaine's resolution. is set for
to-day; but Edmunds gives notice that he
will antagonize it with his electoral bill,
and yesterday in the House Garfield said
that the country would not support any
man who would raise the sectional issue for
cACllelucHU. lut VI
the leading Republicans in the last few days
indicate that the Northern press has not
given its wonted encouragement for the
fight since Blaine first offered his resolu.
ton.
ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENs.
The retirement of Attorney General Dew
ems from the Cabinet is delayed until some
New Englander is decided upon as his sue
cessor. Meantime all the pressure possible
is being brought to bear upon Devens to
get him to remain. The President, in the
selection of successor, is desirous to please
the New England Republicans. Eugene
Hale might be made Secretary of War, and
McCrary transferred to the Department OF
Justice, where it was originally intended
to place him. Ex-Governors Rice and
Washburn are both spoken of to fill up the
Cabinet.
COMMENDABLE REDUCTIONS.
The House yesterday passed both the
Consular and Diplomatic and the Naval
Appropriation bills. The latter making a
reduction of $130, 900, went through without
an amendment being offered, and inside ol
three-quarters of an hour. The Consular
Bill makes some reduction, the notable
item being in the salaries of the Ministers
at the four first-class missions from SIT, ,5OC
to $4,000.
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w NANTED-Everybody to call at Green's Shoe
w Store for cheap shoes: 277 Central avenue.
de5lm
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The Old Gait House Clothing Store, Nos
239 and 241 Main, near Sixth, is selling out
its entire stock of mems and boys clothinr
at auction to close the business. Goods
were never sold at the prices they are sell-
ing there. The entire stock must be sold
before JANUARY; 10, lot The multitude Of
clerks, working men and employees '"s:ics ..isS
to see the way they are selling. Auction
begins at a. M, 2 p. m. and p. IN.
Goods sold at private sale
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WV NTANTED-PUPILS-On the piano. organ anC
w guitar: also vocal: instruments free for prac
tice, by MARY l.. BARNARD 1T Barr street
de9-2tM&W
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Parties visiting st. Augustine, Florid,.
have this advantage: an assurance of first,
class hotel accommodations, at one of the
largest and most reliable of Southern ho.
tells, she st. Augustine.
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FOR SALE.

TNOK SNI4E-WlICON q TIDDs otWIIlR MuCnInG,
L entirely new Cali at THIS OFFICE. delft
IHoR SALE--Two of Browns Cabinet Lathes the
Il most complete machinery OF the kind. Call at
THIS OFFICE deli-tf
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TIOR SALE-SEWING MACHINES-Ofx all
Il kinds new and second hand, cheap; also re-
paIring, at 5l9 Central avenue. VIM MCFEE
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VIOR SALE-STOCK-We shall off for sale at
Il, Public Auction on Merchants Exchange in
o'clock p m. to the highest bidder, for cash, for
account of whom it may concern, without reserve,
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Doors open to the public at is O'Clock on day
of sale. CONKLIN d LEPPER,
Note. Stock and Bond Brokers and Auctioneers,
No. 70 West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
dn10.2ta
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HAVANA, Dec. 1.-The election passed off
quietly. The liberal Conservatives were
successful in greater part of the island,
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Ceux uui ont des
terrtS q Vendre.
attention

Messrs + armans & Gle. II
Rne d. 1smc. n e-Orleabs sonI
prets a DobI'eF gratis so' lepr oam
rh ~ crncerDao1 es Rerdovante,
Parossses de IA Loaas,ane. Foffre en-
ven'e ne tooIes eerres ct propriG
tes roDformenen a a descrior,oo
gu sera dOOnee a &. Montagne a
A hbev'iie seui agent de Messrs
r. Arman' Il ie pour la paroisse
Vermi:ino
ADcnoe vente reliant effpctu6L
leg p'oporietaires n'anra enr ricD
a payer poor frais de publication,
msis dams De Gas conraire lis pale
root Dhe commission raisonnahle
convene d'avance oar contrat.-
Pone p'us de detail adres ez vcus
directemenr a NJ Ernest Montague
seul agent pour Ia paroisse Yer.
million de Ia nelson F. Armant &
Gle, Bureau des Terres ct dim.
migration. E. MONTAGUE,
Abbeville, Vermillon.
81 Juliet IT.
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Nous avuns a NANTES repr;ses
Fsignale importance dune conoa.
|gnie de pompiers q i'instar des au.
tres parolsses. II ~ guere de
bdurgades en- Louisiana qui matt
50 Case pompe ct sa conea sDie
de pompiers. Jeunes g-ns vou>
tons qu, avez des in,e. cts maze
RI 8. refechissez et ne YOU, laissez
pas rotir avant de s"oge.' a are.
ter ie terrible element. Une allu-
mette, ure et,cce'ie. une rien peut
faire d'Abbev,lle me Loutelie So.
dome. C'esr uae questio, via! e
pour metre corporation. .,atie
vons ie saveZ tons avec des mate
r1aux alimentaires ct qui n'aiten.
dent que lie moment propice pour
damher e, pour tout devorer.
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Les Be'ges soa. dec,diment des

Les Beiges son. dec,diment de-
geis 9 duEe oonhomie Char nante
'Un ircidapr tragi comic oe, "a
conte Iodegendance Beige. s'es,
lasse uaus un ops comm ssariars
de ia banlieue de Btux4 es. Une
femme nomme- x (oourouoi
lie Journal prlve-til Ia ros,erite de
son nom {? SO p.esente devant l'of
ficier de police de service ct de.
pose une plainte contre uc ouvrier
qui iui a adnin;stre un soufflet.
Commeo; voas a-t-il donne ce
soufflet? dit le commissairc-ad.
joint.
Comne celia. dite.elIe. ct ellie
applique a l'ofhcier Ia plu. bell>
a'oche qu'on puisse rever."
L'lndspendanre sjoute 9ravemeut {:
"L'homme de Ia ioi, qui await
les cinq doigts bien maaquee sur
Ia figure. appelle le commissaire
en- chef ; mais, "vu la naivete de
la olaignante," ellie a 6te recoonue
a3cusable par lui."
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LIE .Messager Suedois relieve pne
! tentative de uicide due a unt
cause singuliere
Un nomne Biard, de Croix.
dale. septuageo ire. poss40sir un
lapin quill affectiooDsr' neapcopp.
II l'svajt eleve su biberon. l'sni.
MAJ sc montra.i recourai. sant des
soins que son msi're await eus
pour 'ui- E'ard, depourvr de 'on-
tes ressonr, es ct tropvsnt un bon
prix de son lapin. 60 decida a sen
defaire. Mais. le marche concln
et I'argent touche, il fut pris de
rem rds ct voulut noyer son cha.
grin dams les petits verres. LIE
chagrin ne fit qu'sugmenter.
De plus en- pins desespere Blard
Sc reodit dams 10 ba'iment appar-
tenant a N. DeIetoiIe ct &c pendit.
On put coupet 4 temps Ia corde.
1nterrog6 aujourd'hui sur les
motifs de ga faneste resolution.
Blard repond 'C'est le chagrin
de ne plus voir mon lapir.'' |
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| RE Les radicanx ct notain
meht lie cabinet frauduleux Sc psai
ghent amerement du r3snltat & &c
toral en- Louisiana. On va meme
dire qu" la fameuse chemise en-.
sanglantee va encore resusslter et
que l'en va 'inviter des procedures
a certain haois pefsoouages accn.
ses a tort ou a ralia0n d'avoir in.
timide les pauvres agneaux afri-
Gains. Leonard, lie foudre e
gnerre a ia Sheridan, prepare soh
docket. Care q la bonbe (! D'un
aarre cote nous voyons la fameuse
forteresse dern,er abri de &c re,ue
imour radica., uemh'er jrs9u'e ca
ces fondations; e. Smith lie co'Iec.
teur obi,ge de donner "a denis
sion, accuse pa 500 nlri,re HAYES,
Ans. que conpefe Jack Whart"o
d avoiT Mal seryi -es inte cts. II
ua IL que I'm nest ;onctionnaire
federal QUA de certaines ccndi
ton ct quand on n'esf pas fio pres
tidigirateor detection. il iauts se &.
slgner ct faife place a des gems
tels que Warmoth. On dl, que :e
nouvel sstre va fai'e sa reap
partition sur ia scene poitiqne ct
reDp:acer Ie CclIec,eur du port
actue>. Gu alions nous grand
Diet.
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STATE of Loaisiana-Parish
Of fVermiliun-Parisl1 Court--No.
6O2.
Succession of Marie Celestine
Bourque. -s..
Notice is hereby given to all
parties Interested in said success.
sion, or having any opposition to
make 70 tho tableau of debts and
final settlement and distribution
OF The aforesaid succession.-
TO tie the same in writing, in
tho office Of the Clerk of Court
within feo DAYS from the date
hereof
G'veo nnder my hand and seal
this I'D dav of November 1878.
LAsTIE BRoussARD. clerk
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! La roulaison touche a son terme.
Encore quelques jours ct les su
creries prendront lenr repos habi.
tuel. Un certain Encouragement
semb'e s'etre empate du pauvre
plan,eur NAL encourage ct par lie
Congress ct par ses courtiers ct
par les speculateurs. Les prix du
du sucre sont 81 minimes one l'on
sc demande sill est reellement pos
sible de faire face aux nombreuses
depenses Qoe 'necesslfent l'etablis.
sement dune habitation sucriere.
'PIusieurs de nos planteurs sont de.
goutes ct il eat plus qae probable
que la recolte sen ira eu diminu
ant.
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CoIonie Francaise
Dams l'Arkansas

100000 acres de terres a ven.
dre a prix redoits avec placements
facies, cans pOuest de PArkansas,
LIE chemln de fer title Rock ct
Fort.Smi'h, ainsi que lie fleave
Arkansas, traversent toute la val
lee. LIE sol est generalement
tres fertile le climat doux ct tenn
pe'6.
LIE cotton. le tabac. le chanvre,
lie froment, le mais, Forge, ! avoine,
les pom'nes de terre. Ie trefle ct 10
folo y v'enneot tres bien. a,nsi que
la vlgne ct les asbres f.uitiers.
Environ 2n0 600 acres de ces
terres, sltn6e- lie long du chemin
de fer, au Nord du h-uve Arkan-
sas, ont ere Comedies aux Peres du
Sr-Esprit pour la foDdauon dune
colonie.
A 50 miles de Lirte. Rock pres
de Ia Station Mor'IIon, non ioin
de Lon'-bourg 1t sur no magul6
Que plateau, s'etendant vers lc
Nord, les Peres du st Esprit ont
reserve 80,nD0 acres nonr les CO.
Ions fra"c"is Upe egl,se ct IN
convent -nut en- vote d. cou struc.
ti"h pres lie Moriifon ct noe Sec
onde eg''>e fra"ca,se Va etre COO.
s'rWre pres de Springfield 10 mi,
les pms lo'n, des Que lie beso.D SEN
tera Sentlr
Avis anx families francaises de-
slfant acu"Ar)' one belle proprletA
a oeu DE- frai~, dams Ie yosin.ge
d un- egI'se csrhoI Que.
Pow p'ns smp'es iofnrma ton
on peut SAdresser a
W n. SLA K, ona
MIGHEL BRAUN, |
Land Office l. R e. F. 5. R'y., a |
L''tle Rock Arkansas, or aux
Pere~ dn StEsprit a Moriiton. /,
% novembre rs.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Vrrmilioo.
Parish Court.
No. 8l7
Alice Ellis
P. D. Dupny.

In this case by reason cf the
default taken and no objection
made thereto. duly confirmed. and
by reason of The law and evidence
being in favor of the plaintiff. it
is hereby ordered. adindge and
decreed that the said plaintiff
a lice Ellis do have Judgment
against her husband P. D. Dnpuy;
that she have the administration
of her separate paraphernal prop
erty, that the communitv existing
between them be dissolved and
that they be separated in prop
erty.
lhus done, read and signed in
orea Court, at the Court House,
IN the town Of .,boeville on this
18th day of October one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-eight.
(s'goed) L. c. LYONS.
Parish Judge.
Filed Oct. 14tb 1878.
(signed) LAsrIE BRoussARD.
Clerk.
A true copy.
LAsTlE BRoUssARD Clerk.
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les rivages enchahteurs de Ia
Bale Vermillon ct du Goife du
Mexique sont notre Baden Baden,
car De toute parts, ces lieux pitto.
resdues sont dsyentes lie rendez.
'ons des gems malades ct des bien
portants. Cette semaiue Ia pa-
|rolsSe Lafayette a fourni son con.
|t'ngent. Nous avons w p,nsieurs
|fqulpages circdler dams notre VI i.
page ct emporter les .ieureux ma
Pins d'eau douce.
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NO. "a.

quarantine restrictions established
at this place. be raised from and
after this date, as against persons
$, as we'll as against goods of any
Kind and description coming from
any place Or places lately infected.
Therefore this proclamation is
issued and in accordance with
the recommendation contained
in said resolution the Quarantine
is raised at this place.
LASTIE BROsSARD,
Mayor Pro. Tenn.
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va nous dit qu'une societe com.
we de leii,e Dc no,re jennesse
- Hf le point de s'organiser dams
WI charitable. Nous n'avons
s des louanges a deceroer aux
Eva0leurs de BONES nuvres.-
wv oesirons ardemen, voir h,en.
,a@ nouveaux artlstes amate4rs
e''fe. Que cette gate fran.
s'uloise reveroisse encore
u, '' nos prairies attakapiennes.
u0''e quen Sc foudapt avec
wv nooveau braes band Ia fusion
/. ''' ot'le, attrayante e, agrea.
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Consumption
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are
anAlous % be cured ahould try Dr. Rrss-
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we viii forward TO evero sufferer, by mail
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We don't want your money until you
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ers. II your lite 10 worm saving dom:
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they will surely cure you.
Price, for large box. So 300, sent 70 any
nar, Of lie united Stares or Canada. nv
mail, on receipt ~ pr'oe. Address.
ASH & ROBBINS.
$50 Fulton st., Brooklyn, L. Y.
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lie Fuller quoiqu'en retard a
emporte un joli enlargement. Eau
dra.t.il atteudre encore longtemps
l'arrivee de notre elegant petit
bateau lie Matte ? Et la concur
renee ayant NJ. Sales en- .ste,
qu'este.t.el'e devenue &c Que
tout projct de genre +; Du hum'bug
peutetre :?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-12-07

STATE Of Louisiapa-Parish OF
Varmiion-Parish Court - No.
COL.
succession If Doralise Landry.
Norice is he etv given to all
parnes interested ln the said
succession, or having any opposi-
tlon 10 make 70 the application
OF Louis Thih"deaux to file the
same IN writing, in the office
of the Clerk Of Court within
tes days from the date hereof.
Given opder my hand and seal
this 18th dsv Of October 1878.
LAsTIE BRoussARD clerk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-12-07

$500 a month clear profit made
easll by agents. Agents " aDted every-
where Men and Women, Bows and
Girls. Lntlre time or scare moments ::
day .ime or evenings Everybody wauts
II. and every family will buy It, BIC
cash pay. Pleasant employment, Ex.
c,us've territory. In tact the test
agency ever offered. Circular aud t. rms
FREE on application. COMPLETE OUTFITS
allied. postpaid, on receipt of One Dol
lar and Fifty Cents. Send for it and
make money Address
The BEVERLY COMPANY,
976. Wabash Avenue, Chicago.