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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

The GLORIOUS FOURTH passed off without
much eclai, in Burlington. There was an
intermittent. cannonade kept up by the
boys throughout the day, and large coz
sumption of torpedoes The boats ran full
on the Lake, and there was much riding
and plenty Of picnic parties on land. The
day was pretty generally made a holiday.
Fortunately the heat was less oSerpcwerng
than it has been for week past. and the
evening was cool by comparison. Displays
Of fireworks were made from the grounds Of
0. A. Burton, E. j. Phelps, W. l.. Bur
nap, from tho Van Ness House and other
places in the city.
Winooski made lots of noise all day, and
had a considerable display of fireworks in
the evening. We hear CT no accidents.
TnK CASUALTY RECORD. 90 During the
month of June there were, according to The
FREE Pass record, fourteen deaths by ylo-
lence in this State. OF these, four were sui
eides-J John Brown, OF Dandy (drowning),
William Cummins, Of Berlin chang lng),
Patrick McMahon, of Stowe (cut his throat
with razor), and David Ressie, OF Massa
chusetts (poisoning). Katharine Burke, Of
North Bennington, Arthur Moulton, of
Troy, John Pettis, of Norwich, and Henry
Heating. of Windsor, were drowned lIar-
rison Thomas, of Enosburgh Falls, died
fran the H,.pts nf a r., N Fletcher Rlndyatt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

The South BURLINGTON SUICIDE - HIS
Friends IN CHELSEA, Mass, NOTIFIED, AND
THEY RESPOND. Sheriff Drew, Tuesday eve
ming. telegraphed the Mayor Of Chelsea.
Mass, the facts in regard to the finding of
the body Of Bessie, and Wednesday morning
received reply from City Marshal Drury,
Of Chelsea, req costing the remains to be
forwarded. by express, and they wore sent
Wednesday evening.
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BODY FouND-PROBABLE SUICIDE.-Tues-
day afternoon. As A. {. Stoughton and
Frank Mccullough, of this city, were pass
| ing through the woods about half mile
north of the road, on the Baxter farm,
IN South Burlington, they came upon the
dead body of man. They at once came 10
Darlington and notified Sheriff Drew Mr.
Drew. accompanied by Dr. &. P. Burns.
Messr-. II. S. Peek, G. W. Brownell, Jr. .
and others. proceeded to the spot, where
they were met by Selectman G. L. Barstow
who had been sent for. The body was
found to be that CT man some fifty years Of
age, about 5 leet 10 inches IN height. and
heavy in proportion, and was destitute of
clothing, save pants and boots. The other
articles of apparel-coat, vest, undercloth-
ing, etc.-had been removed, evidently by
the man before his death. and lay
on the ground near the body He had evil
IDENTIFY been dead four or five days, as decom-
position had considerably advanced, the
flesh about the face being entirely gone.
After viewing the body, Mr.. Barstow order
ed an inquest, which was held before JUS
tice Ii. 5. Peck. conducted by C. W. Brown
ell. Jr. DR.. Burns made an examination
OF the remains, but found no marks Of
violence. In one Of the pockets was found
an ounce vial that had contained laud-
anum, evidently, from the label on it,
purchased ct the Park Drug store, this
city, which. with the other attending cir
cumstances. led to the finding that
it was case OF suicide About twelve dol
lars in money. silver watch. a memoran-
dunn book and various papers were also
found in the pockets of the clothing. From
these papers il would appear that deceased's
namo was David Bessie, and that in the
fall Of 1877 he was purchasing agent for
Chas. kimball L Co, produce merchant,
Nos. &, and S, India street. Boston. 4
receipt was also found from j. NJ. Hardin
& Co, of Chelsea. Mass. of a. late date as
June 18th, last also an envelope on which
was the date Of June "a, addressed to Cnas.
kimhall 4 Co, pOstmaIked at TauntO,,
Mass. and another envelope, with the same
address. on which was printed, Return to
Taunton Lunatic Asylum, if not called for
in ten days" There would seem to be lit
tie doabt that the man was insane, and that
he wandered off to the locality where his
body was found, and took the fatal dose.
So far a. We can learn, no one
remembers having seen man an
The papers found in his clothing will no
doubt lead to his Identification, and the
clearing up Of whatever mystery hangs over
the case. The body was given in charge of
Hosmer K Baker, undertakers, and inferred
last evening, in the bury ing ground in
South Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

AMONG the high figures Of the thermome-
ter announced from various parts OF New
England for the last two days, are IG2 at
St. Adams, and White River Junction, Vt ,
and Nashua. n. Ii. IS at Littleton, n ii
100 at Concord. lO4 at Fitchburgh and
ll2 10 Middlesex county. Mass
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The coinage in the San Francisco mint,
for the fiscal year ending June 80. Is as fol
lows: Double-esgles. value S4,O74 900
eagles, $4,000; half-easles, SOL 900 A.;
quarter eagles, ss3, 500; standard silver
dollar=, s., 552. 600; trades, Ss5e, 200
halves value 81 ,52G 600, quarters. 81, I36, :
600 dimes. Sl7s,OOO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

An EGG. AS Is AN EGG.-Mr Theodore
CsdE, of North williston, writes US that
one of his white Brshms hens, stimulated
perhaps by the accounts Of large eggs, has
produced one which beats them all, measur-
ing eight inches in circumference round
the shorter diameter. and nine inches round
the longer. and weighing six ounces Next
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The funeral Of Dr. Heineberg took place
at five O'Clock Wednesday afternoon from the
residence Of Capt. Lyon. Rev. Mr.. Brastow
Cffclated. The bearers were A. L. Catln,
I. Z. Wales. W. l.. Strong, Mcrillo Noyes,
Edward Lyman and Ira Saattuck, Z. IL.
Blodgett having charge OF the funeral The
internent was IN Lake View Cemetery.
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Ii most of the valleys of Vermont the
apple crop proves to have been affected by
the late irosts. The young apples are drop
ping off and probably few escaped the bli hit
upon the low ground. Upon the hills,
however, there were not SO many injured
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

IT Is REPORTED that Mr. Gully, father of
Mrs. Deacon Smith, will apply for a new
trial Of her husband, on the ground that
several Of the jurors who acquitted him had
formed and expressed opinions favorable to
him, previous to the recent trial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

Mr.. john RoBY has laid on our table some
specimens of the Canada Red apple, of last
years crop, taken from the barrels in his
cellar and kept with no especial care, which
are now as sound and fair as when gathered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

FIRE IN POULTSEY .-Poultney had a seri
Gus fro, Tuesday. which DESTROYED Ripley
q SANKEY'S steam sash and blind factory
and Mosely Stoddard's cheese box factory.
The loss Is estimated at SO 900. Ripley Il
Stanley had $4,000 insurance on mill aud
machinery. IN Vermont Mutual and s.. 700
"a other companies.
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llfIsEhEEG.-ln burlington, July ID. ls,s nr
u. J. hcineherg, aged G7 year. aud months
MuRPAf.-At Ban Mateo, Cal. July , Is'I.C.A
Murray, son OF u. A. Murray, Of Williston, VI
aged i6 years.
sTASShuRY.-ln Romeo, Mich, on .edne-tin,,
June .tlh, MIS-. Josephine Brisgs. widow OF tho
late Edward A Stansbury. formerly Of this city.
and daughter OF the late Judge VIM. +. Brlsgs Of
Richmond VI.
Spear In Charlotte, June 10th, 1873, Oscar +,
Spear, aged D year,
hToNE. la Charlotte, July N, 1873. Of diphtheria.
Florence 4. Stone, daughter OF l.. H. Stone aged II
ears.
GEiffirH.-h cI5 IT. urbsih St, Montreal, July
lst oil cholera iniantum. Paul Taylor only chid Ol
cbas and MARY 6rteth, recently Of this city, aged
m 9nths and 81 days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

Our t0wnsman. Hon. L. B. Euelesby
who has been seriously i'll, at his residence
is slowly improving in spite of the dspress
ing influence OF the weather.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

NORTHERN PAcIFIc-Frederick Billings,
chairman Of the executive committee Of the
Northern Pacific, General Manager 5. T.
Sargent. Superintendent IL. A. Town, Frank
N. Billings. o. p. &. Billings, of New
York o. p. Chandler. OF Vermont; j. P.
Power, land commissioner of tho Northern
Pacific, and Frank f. McCrary, son of the
Secretary of War, have recently visited
Bismarck. The building of the Northern
Pacific will be done this year west of the
Missouri. A survey will be made for
branch from Mapleton or Casselton, west OF
Fargo, north OF Pembina. Mr.. Grandin, OF
the great Grandin Farm at North Fork,
offers 10 take 500, 900 in that branch.
Northern Pacific people are disappointed at
the act of Congress in delaying the exteu-
sion bill, bu. find consolation in the fact
that they may get something next Winter
more liberal than the present Senate bill ON
tho House calendar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

ST. ALB.ss Butter MARKET. July q
Market dull, receipts light. Butter sold at
10 TO Is cents per pound, the bulk of sales
being at ii and IL cents; selections sold at
l6 to II cents a pound.
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An oriental traveller describes tho Lu.y scene
witnessed on his historic shores. Our steamer
landed on beach which WAS the port of Antioch,
where the disciples were first called Christians
There was No town at the waters edge no people
no wharf. Tho passengers and the merchandise
were put ashore in lighters. which up into the
sand. troop Ofcamels. with their drivers, lay on
the beach. ready to transfer tho goods into the in.
terror. Among the articles landed wore boxes
marked 'DR. J. ANERk Co, LOWELL. MASS
L 3 A. showing that they contained modI.i n, ;
and whence they came. These with other goods
were hOistsd on the back of camrls. Tor ttanspor.
tation To Antioch Thus the skill ot the West send
back IT. remedies To heal the maladies OF popula-
tion that ibhabit those eastern shore. whrncs our
spiritual manna eaInv."-U iHdsof GA ChrOnicfs.
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THERE was large falling off in the mum
Der OF failures in New York city. during
June, compared with May. Fllty-four arc
reported, with liabilities of S4,3I2 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-05

July 3 dtwIt

The Republican Caucus .or the town of Essex,
will be held Saturday, July 9Th, ut 81 p. m, at the
Town Hall. Box open one hour.
InII 4 lrI
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The weather Record for June, 1878.
c hittenden County Republican Nomin-
atIOns.

VhittenIen county NepNbIIcnh NOhlIh-
atlons.
FOR SENATORS.
HENRY BALLARD, Burlington.
CHESTER W. Writers, Milton.
CICERO g. PECK, Hinesburgh
FOR ASSISTANT JUSTICES.
THOMAS D. CHAPMAN, Charlotte.
EDGAR II. LANE, Jericho.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
ToRREY E. WALES, Burlington.
FOR STATES ATTORNEY
HAMILTON S. PECK. Burlington.
FOR SHERIFF.
LUMAN A. DREW, Burlington.
FOR HIGH BAILIFF.
FERDINAND BEACH, Jericho.
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BERKSHIRE, in Franklin county. chose
three Barlow delegates to the District Con-
ventiOn, on Saturday evening.
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EARLY PoTAroEs. - Mr.. j. S. Derysy.
living on North avenue. yesterday COM
menced digging early potatoes.
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VI a ltllIEID.
ID ED.

hLLss-BUnr- On Tuesday, June 18th, At tho
res detce OF the brides father. by the Rev A. r.
helth, J. Arthur Allen, Of Norwich. Conn. and
Carrie !. Burt, daughter of Warren r Burt, rsI.
si Providence, X. l. -
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hEARSEY's PEST Poison will certa My destroy
Potato Bugs. Sold only by Il. b. Strarns 4 Co
Park Drug Store. July ) 5IgGy
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Milton, June =, ISIS.
The appointment of delegates 10 which tao sew
eral towns in the District are entitled is as fol
lows
CHIrTEspEN CouSTY.-BoltoR ., Burlington Il,
Charlotte 3, Colchester 5, Essex 1, Hinesburgh B.
Huntington 3, Jericho 4. Milton 4, Richmond 3.
shelburn 3, South Burlington ,, St George /.
underhill ,, westford 3, Williston 3-5s.
FRANKLIN Decentralization =, Berk shire 2.
Enosburgh 3, Fairfax 1, Fairfield 3. Fletcher >.
Franklin 3, Georgia ,, Highgate 4. Montgomery ,,
RlehiOrd ,, Sheldon 3, st. Adams g, SwantOn ito
ESSEX field 1, Brighton .. Bruins
wick |. Canaan ., Concord ,, East Haven |, CRANKY
/, Guildhall ? LunngtOn /, Lunenburgh 2. Maid
stone l. Victory III.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY -Alburgh J. Grand Isle .
Isle La Motto ,, North Hero, :. South Hero ell.
LANoILLR COUSIY.-Belvidere /, Cambridge 3
Eden ?, klmore 2, Hydepark 3. johnson 3. Morris
town I, stowe 4, Naterville ,, Wolcott 3-27.
ORLEANS CousTr.-Albany 3, Barton !, Brewing
ton ?, Charleston B. Coventry ., Cratsbury B. Derby
3, Glover 3, Greensboro 2, Holland 2, lrasbursh }.
Jay ?, Lowell . Morgan =. Newport 4, Salem /,
Troy 3. westield ?, Westmore Ia
Whole number Of dele gates 2lO.
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ROYAL PP5bkk5.S
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

ROYAL has a larger sale than all other baking
pow ders combined because it is Of unquestioned
Purity Uniform strength. Healthfulness and Eaica-
cy. Prepared from GRAPE CREAM TARrER
imported expressly for this peerless powder direct
from the Vino district OF France-has received the
Endorsement and recommendation Of the New York
Board o: Health, and Of eminent physicians and
scientific men everywhere. No family having once
used the Royal Baking Powder will ever be without
Is. Sold only in tin cans.
R-The housekeeper must bear in mind that
pure powder like the Royal cannot be bought at
the same price as the adulterated klnds.
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NORWICH DNIyERsITY.-The fortieth an
nual commencement of Norwich University
and Military College, at Mortified, took
place last week. The baccalaureate sermon
was preached by the Rev +. Weston Bart
lett, A. NJ rector of St Mary's Episcopal
church. The rhetorical exercises were as
follows: Grafton Loyalty to Vermont"
John b. Johnson of Montgomery. VI,
Wonders of Science" Frank L. Howe of
Northtield; FAR from Home" Eugene NJ.
Carr, of Louisville, Ky; Sources of Ma
tional Corruption" Henry Fuller, of Flor
ence, Mass; Lessons from our History, -
Frank ii. Parker of Mortified valeiictlry,
"a Word for Scientific Education" Chas
ii. Sp0oner, of ChaIlCstOwn, n H. Degree
OF Ii. conferred on the last speaker; A. NJ.
to Col. Snyder, Professor Industrial Col
lege. Urbana, H.; degree Honorary B. S
q. W. Hobbs, Uxbridge. Mass. Grafton be-
fore the Trustees by Rev. +. X. Atwill, Of
Burlington subject, Control" Military
exercises by students, exhibiting grtatpro-
iiciency; exhibitions of drawings upon topo-
graphical survey.
NORTH FERRIsBURGH The thermometer
ranged. Saturday and Sunday, from 81 , to
IS in the shade. in this vicinity.
Rev. NJ p. Bell and family, during the
past week. have been visiting acqaaint-
ances and friends in this vicinity.
Pleasure parties from our own and other
towns are quite frequent at ThOmpson's
Point.
Norman Jones has returned to live at ms
old home
Quito extensive arrangements are being
made, that our Sabbath-schOol picnic,
strawberry festival. etc, at ThOmpson's
Point. on tho 18th shall be grand
success.
The attendance at the NJ. +. sabbath
school was l59; penny collection. 1873
cents.
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THE HEATED TERN.-For three days the
mercury has risen to 81 in the shade, in
this city. This is thing of very rare oc-
currence here, though periods Of one or two
days in which tie temperature rises u
about 80 are not rare. We have obtain
ed from Sergeant Cramer, the courteous
observer of the United States Signal Sta
ton, the following record of maximum tenn
peratures, as observed at the station, for
five years previous to this:
Maximum tempersture.-.-......,ln Ju }. ls'3, .
- 40 Je. Jy. and Aug. .ls.i, 5: ;
.......(in June. .ls75 go
Ion August 6ih) $50, 81 >
duly 2Gth)....ls.7, " ,
The heated term in August 1876 will be
remembered by many. GA Sunday. August
9th. as above recorded, the mercury rose to
81 . in the shade, and for five days of that
week the maximums were or over, not
however. exceeding g. > On Sunday and
Monday of the week following the mercury
rose to 81 and % . making ten days of
extreme heat, and seven days out Of nine. in
which the mercury rose to 800 or over.
This was almost unprecedented. But even
that remarkably hot term did not certain
three days of a. high an average tempera-
ture a. the last three
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A Republican Convention of tho Third Congress
sional District of Vermont. is hereby called to be
held at Hydepark, on Wednesday the oath day Of
July, A D. ISIS, at II O'Clock no, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Representative to
Congress, Cor the two years next ensuing, also to
elect District committee.
Towns will be represented in raid Convention by
their delegates from each town. and an add iiOnsl
delegate for each one hundred votes and for each
fraction Of one hundred votes over fifty, cast for
the Republican candidate for Governor at the Inst
State election.
The delegates o. the several towns in the District
will he chosen at primary meetings called by the
Republican Committee Cf their respective towns.
Delegates will provide themselves with proper
credentials sigued by tbs secretaries Of their re-
spective meetings, and Immediately npon their
arrival in Hydepark, present them to the District
Committee, at their headquarters at the American
House.
The several railroads in the District will extend
the usual courtesy Of fares one way.
b. T. HoLBRook,l
LUTHER BAKER, n;,i,
Il. ID. SowLEs, D'su'e''
X. +. PARKIR, c.,.
W. {. LEWIS, Noui''ee-
a. Er
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Use Of Sulphur in Yellow Fever Cases.
IN, O. Picayune

Use Of Sulphur in Yellow Fever Cases.
IN. o. Picayune.]
The following letter, addressed t"
Mayor Pilsbury, contains . suggestion
which may be found serV'ceso'e AT
this time
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 80, 7S.
70 the Honorable Mayor ofNew Orleans:
Dear Sir-I seud you the ioclosed
,,escrintion, which | believe will pre-.
p ps'', an attack Of yellow fever. What
il ;ts rationale? The cause OF yellow
f.ver is Of vegetable origin-an intin-
;tes,nal poisonous vegetable 10 the air,
md which, inhaled, is taken into the
c;sculstion. aud from its growth in tn
nI"nd causes the disease; then ia
urevrut or cure must be By an agent
fintrodoced into the circulation, which
";,I destroy tie vegetable life. Sui:
nhnr viii destroy both animal and
vegetable life. On this theory tn
..inn;de Of soda was given to prevent
%atarial attacks, aud with emiuen
snccess. The preparation Of sulphur
readily enter The circulation. "a !.
!. .on4Ident that satisfactory results vii
ha Rsd from the prescription given.
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OF NtICHlTO,'!NFS
CALL MEETING. |
On Friday. the "a day O, i'2n>,t' A: j.
1873 the Niovnr and Cay 'r"hc1' met az /
the MAYORS OH at the h"..r OF p M.
Prpscn1-C. F Dranyuet, Mayor.
VI. II. Carver.
l.. Caspar.
G.. j. Smith,
G. W. Duncan.
Absent H. NJ Levy :.
On motion, and duly seconded, be 1t
Ordained Ivy the Mayer and City, C""n'
ell. That an Attorney at Law oe en-
Moved to see what course should he pur-
snrd in regard to the withholding OF the
Rocks &C.. of the City Collectors Once
Nv Mr. Leon Greneaux, late City Col
lector. -, D. =
Ordained by the Mayor aud City Counc'l
of Natchitoches, That Mr.. John Laplace
IT, .o %' Gre n late City Collector, and
request him to deliver the Books, &C.,
3 entertaining to the City COLLECTORS o.
, tice in order that Mr.. W. E. RUSSELL
C;tv Collector may have access to them.
IN motion, and duly seconded, Tho
= Council adjourned until its next meeting
l On Tuesday, tho 9th day Of August;
1878. the Mayor and City Council OF
Natchitoches, met at the Mayors Office
ut the hour of u o'clock p. m.
Preseut-C. F. Drsnguet, Mayor.
NJ. H. Carver,
. l.. Caspari,
u Gu. Smith,
:, G. W. Duncan
=. Absont-H. NJ. Levy.
~ The reading Of the Minutes was dis
n penscd with. - y. ::
y. On motion, and duly seconded. Be i
pr Ordained by the Mayor and City Conn
re Gil of Natchitochcs, That Section l, rela
tive to Quarantine Stations. passed AL
gust lst, 1878, be, and is hereby repeal
We ed, and u.. A.,
r. BOARD of Health be, and are hereby au
+. thorized and empowered to fix sue
" Quarantine guard stations As they ma
r. deem necessary. ~
e ea On motion, and duly seconded, Be
!; ;f ordained BY the Mayor aud City CouI
,sa Gil of Natchitoches, That Tax OF 4
alf mills he, and is hereby levied on tn" Al
lat sessment Rolls Of 1877; for tho purpo'
of defrxying the Quarantine expense
and tho City Collector is hereby ordete
,ar to proceed immediately with the cole
IA ton of same. %,
no On motion, auL duly seconded, II
he M following persons were appointed as q. q
NO ditioual members to the Board of Health
Ia DR.. z. T. Gallien, p. s. Prudhomme, 81
nrs Reece Thompson.
'nn On motion, the Council adjourned u
and til its next regular meeting.
lou 1Attest1 Mayor.
" JOHN LAPLAcE, Secretary.
A true copy,
JOHN LAPLACE,
b., Secretary.
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Respectfully your "hedient servant
JAMES klLBEY,

Respectfully your "hedient servant
JAMES klLBEY,
P. S.-The common orimsto"e
should 10 nightly burned 10 the open
" X. Flor *Hlph., gr. 10; to be taken
three tines ": day, in molasses OF
sweetened wa. Should 1t purge
lessen the dose one half.
T. SULPHUR ointment, the SIZE {" "
small marble, to he rubbed in the gr"'"
aud armpits morning and night
K. Aromatic tinct, snIphur'c ac'a I"
I've given in l5-drop doses III a vine
glass full of water two hours a''e'
taking the sulphur powder ;. :,
Wien attacked by the disease II II
recommended to apply cloths smear
cd with the ointment over the ""o',
BODY. This will not interfere VIII
the ordinary treatment
The writer has had much exre''o"c
in the treatment of yellow fever an
Understandings suggests the ao''
AZ a preventive.
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McCranie, lid boy, they lave wrung
in another clark horse against the
Constitutional Convention. 1rs Hayes
this time, aud he is an awful dose
when the thermometer is ~ IN tue
shade,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ judicial advertisement ~iH be
Inserted IN. this paper hereafter, an,
1.,s the Attorney becomes security
t,y the ADVERTISING bill, schich must
10 maid on FIRST INSERTION, on
Asu w.H be discontinued.
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New Orleans August 9, 1878.
J. H. Cosgrove,
Natchitoches La,
Thank my country friends and as
sure them that will strive to deserve
their good will. Orleans is gratefo
to her country friends and will SHOW
her apprcc,a,iou by rousing MAORI
ty in November.
F.. A, BURKE.
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New Orleans August 9, 1873