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JENKINS ANNrn-cS
The Great Southern 49,
Rheumatism, c..
! z

1hose terrible enemies A.
ness, rheumatism. Govt -
heretofore seemingly uncon..s!x
indeed found their mastse
hilator; We have the testi.ss
the highest standing in Los;.;ss
er States, that after sufferiss ;,
pains for Years. from which
lief in vain by visiting the ~
springs Of Arkansas and ~
using dozens of remedies masl
" praised, when, in fact, hoSe
died out, they have found ~.
by the use OF the Annihilafo- Il.
tinuing it for a short time. ~.
fectly cured. The Annihhss"s
ration purely vegetable. @ar.ssllS
taste and may be taken witsss.x
injurious results by the deiicsssa
the robust in constitution
p Price $I.00 per bottla -
all Druggists. Ask your Dr.
cular containing certificates d.s
N. JENKINS t. CO. ~.
FNLAY l. THOMSON. WSJv9.
gist, New Orleans, La, Can 13
Louisiana, Texas. Mississin,s
Arkansas and Florida.
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--Fhe weather here, during
the past week has been warm
The Thermometer has been sachee
lne between 81 and o. pretty
much all the time. This is about
six degrees less than the average
in the West and North.
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R. r. Mcbride Assessor and
Supervisor of Registration will
BE on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next at q. Rogers
Store precinct No. 10; At L..
Movers, plantation in Chackbay
ON Thursday, Friday and Satnr-
day next in precinct No. ID; and
on the Monday following at V.
Legeudre,s precinct No. II.
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LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY CO.

This Institution was reg-
larly Incorporated by tie
Legislature Of the State FIR
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital of $1,000, 900, 10
which it has since added IA
reserve fund of $3.50. 0OO.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t mener scales N
pOstp0nes. Look at the i'd
lowing Distribution:
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DO not forget to keep a look
out for the big Eclipse next Mon
day. It will De total or very near
ly so in this Meridian.
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Mr.. Alo;s Weissenthaner has
built \ fine residence on tina cor
.ner of Maine and Maronge Streets,
into which he will remove next
week.
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The crops Of Cane and Rice
are growing rapidly. Everything
indicates a fine yield for the
Planters labor.
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QUERY "Wby wi .lmen'smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. Seal of North
!Car0lina,' at the same price?o
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Nstses
TO HOLDERS OF,PAr

r. There her .h Is money in ~
70 pay old warrants res;s
10 and including No. 36S9
July End. 1873.
frtract from the Min,tte.
OF TIE Police Jay. Rr.i
RESOLVED: - That II
Claims against the Par;.e
to the Treasurer for nav%.
days after the Treasnrss
funds in the Treasury s
shall be reregistered. ana
tised for t e payment ~
or Claims, shall he apnl;sSSa
rer to the payment Of IN
tratiOn.
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Mr.. Norbert Roth, Of the firm
Of Roth s. Fleetwood is erecting
4 comfortable residence on st.
Lonis between Thihndaux and
ST. Bridget Streets. This will be
quite a improvement in that part
OF town, rs the miserable lot OF
rotten huts formerly occupying
that lot have all been removed.
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Editorials.

The rails OH the Branch rail
road are down as far as the rear
of st. Joseph's Church.
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The Chairman, according to the
foregoing resolution, made the
following appointments:
Delegdtes to the Baton Rouge Convention:
L. r.; X: Duggas, Charles Dupaty, Numa
Y.ves' W; w. Pugh, H. H, Carver, f.. A.
'ete, L.. U. Folse, E. f. Lauve.
tDefegates to the Senatorial Convention.
Walter Guion, A. +. Pugh, w. R. Ratl;ff.
/. ). Gilbert, P. Z. Durand.
Members Of Central Executive Committee:
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NEW ~ADVEKTINEN~
EDUCATE YOUQ ~

nR. WARDS SEMINAR
- class. non-sectar;an ~
school: The largest in the south
in the U. IS. AZ graduates M.
teachers 8 music teachers "a a.
gan, harp and guitar i: Frencl
isthenic drill daily in new hall
first care ; weekly lectures b.
Professors. A beautiful city, A.
and GENIAL CLIMATE Gr..S T.
buildings. sModerate charges. O.
year Sept. ?. For lcatalcpuas
w. T.. WARD,
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ode who raises his hand to wo
man, except in an act of kindness,
Is a villain whom it were base flat
terry to call a coward"-Or words
to that effect. The next most das-
tardly thing that a man cal per-
petrate Is to strike a poor. sickly,
emaciated fellOw-man. 1t is most
cowardly, aud besidess:a fellow is
apt to cut his knuckles all to piec
es on the sharp cheek bones of the
strlkee. Moral-hit only fat men.
New York Dispatch.
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AtL0fye:
re. Dnrapd. Walter Guion. DR.. R. R
+: j. Gilbert, +. w. PIKE. W r.
0atllf' &c. Thiac, A. +. Pugh, Melville
: (Signed) E. F. LAIrvE
w Chairman.
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MASS MEETING.-The Steam
er st. Mary will be here at IL
o'clock Tomorrow, and will car
~ passengers to Louis Martins
aud back for seventy,fve cents.
This vii! he a good oppportu-
rlfy for AL persons to get a good
view OF the growing crops, and
attend an important meeting in
which every citizen should take
part.
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Napoleonvilie, Assumption Par La
\. Jenkins, Esq:
Dear Sir-I had been very bad
of with Chronic rheumatism for
nlore than two years-on my
crntches; suffered intensely;
triel everything to no purpose;
have taken eight bottles of your
medicine end am well.
GEO. w.
isg Jenkins "Anuihilator" cures
rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
Price 81 per bottle.
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St, Vincent's College,,
Cape Girardeau, Mo.

'KNHlS INSTITUTION, so WE'LL AND
flvorably known to hundreds of th.
Citizens Of Louisiana, offers superior advan
tages for the acquisition of a Thorough elias
seal, Scientific and Commercial Education.
Ierms:-Per session of ten month. $3.50 90
The Session will commence Monday, Sep
TENDER, ID. 1878.
Address
Rev. j. w. HICKEY, C. NJ.
)y-2Oan President st. Vincent's College.
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KIcKsHAws.- Braud and LIE
gendre have torn down the old
barracks corner of Maine and
Henry Clay Streets and are
abont to build a good house on
the same ground.
The repairing and painting OF
the dome of st. Johns Church
improves the appearance of that
edifice very much.
T. ALBERT has treated the
main building of the Strangers
Hotel to a new roof.
The hot weather makes sha-
dOwy corners desirable.
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Tile Potter investigation has
efectually established one fact.
Whether the witnesses who
swora the present Fraud into the
White House in 1877, told the
truth then or are telling it now,
III either case no sensible man
will deny that the whole crowd is
n set OF the most pitiful liars that
ever We're assembled together
siace Annanias and Sapphira died
tragical deaths.
We are inclined to think that
they come nearer the truth how.
ever than they did in 1877.
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AS the river falls the heat rises
AS the heat rises mosquitoes in
crease.-Then mans heat rises
and he becomes profane-missiOn
aries needed around here pretty
badly.-Sugar Planter.
We will vote tor any man for
President of the u. s. who will
give the most distant idea of what
good would result from a mission
ary's labors any where within elev
en- miles of the Planter mans OF.
fee.
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Awarded HI. hest prize at CentenniII -
Gas ensf.f1 qmfits and ercs11aaS a
e euss G @ tsseef,1,ag and fasoriag n
Initiated OF inferior goods. see thss 49,
on every plug. Sold by all dealers -
'ree' TO Z. a. JACKSON 4 Co., MIA. r.
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"How nicely the corn pops,H
said Il young man who was sit
tlng with his sweetheart before
the fire. eyes, she responded de
mureIy, tits got over being
green.r
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100000 Tickets at Tw1
Dollars Each Half TicIo
st.iei.
Is
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MoBLEY & co.
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j. NJ. ROBINSON.
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Ii ever such a scheme is carried
Guilt will be IA wotul day to the
Lafourche district.
am no Engineer, nor do [ pro
pose to discuss this subject from
an Engineers stand point, but
with all due Difference to their
knowledge and skill | honestly
believe that God Almighty who
formed this rich alluvial valley
is better Engineer than any
that our schools send forth in
these latter days.
have only to go out in these
swamps and behold them inter.
sected by Bayous in every sec
ton. formed there by nature,
which only need opening to Sc
cure a perfect system of drainage
and transform these swampy
homes of the Alligator into rich
fields and green pastures.
Let these natural ontlets be re-
opened and the Louisiana Swamp
will become a tradition of the
past, Whilst wagons loaded with
the products Of the soil will pass
daily over ID land that now can
De traversea only by the pirogue
of the hunter.
Why should Bayou Lafourche
De closed to free navigation ?
What horrible crime has this
magnificent stream committed
that It's utility and beauty must
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-28
DIED.

SHARP-At the residence OF Theodore
SwartZ, Martins Ferry, on Tuesday, Feb.
70, 1873, at "a O'Clock, MARTHA SHARP, in
the 10th year OF her age.
Funeral Thursday morning at IL o'clock.
Interment at Greenwood. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
McNABB-On February 26th, at the resi-
dence of her parents, No. ~ Fourteenth
street, SARAH JANE, eldest daughter of
Thomas and Emily McNabb, aged 10 years,
months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place al $50 o'clock
this (Ihursday) afternoon, from the resi-
dence of her parents, No. 81 Fourteenth
street. Friends OF the family are invited
10 attend. 1nterment at Peninsula ceme-
terry.
KERN-In the 18th year of his age
THOMAS KERN.
Funeral will take place from his late
residence, 2S0s Cnapline street, this after
noon at "a O'Clock. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend. Interment at
Peninsula cemetery.
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wHEELING's INHOsPIrALIrY..

Col. BARON of whose reception IN tnis
city on the 22d, something has been SAID
in the papers, paid us call yesterday
lie sincerely deplores the article IN the
Steubenville Sunday Local, and dissVoWs
any responsibility whatever for its state
ments. He says even if there had been
sny misunderstanding which seemed to
imply discourtesy toward himself and
staff on the part Of Major MILLER and
his associates, they understand too well
the dignity OF their respective positions
not to be able to adjust such differences
with gentlemsnly good humor. Col.
BARON met. Major MILLER, while IN the
city, yesterday, and after mutually COM
pairing notes of all that occurred in con-
nection with the matter, each is perfect
ly satisfied that no reflection was intend
ed on the other.
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Ir will DO melancholy to introduce
such An element into the official appoint
mep,s of this Administration as geo
orapbical claims. Therefore we do not
Mace much stock in the rumor that there
are 10 be some changes in the Postotfce
Depsrtment because it has been discoV-
cred that several of the officers OF high
rank are from Indiana. 1t would be a
fearful thing for the population OF Ohio
if the lightning should ever take that d.
rectiop
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ChIorate OF Potash for DIphtheria.

DR.. Seeligmuller, of Halle, in recent
communication to the Medical Times ex-
presses his assurance that CELEBRATES OF
potash in saturated solution is certain
remedy for dlphtheria. He states that,
in large number of cases in his exper-
fence of the last few years, it has always
proved successful except IN few it
stances of neglect in the beginnings,
when the blood was already altered, and
poisoning of the system had commenced
before treatment. The solutioa is TO be
used in the proportion of five parts by
weight OF the salt TO one hundred OF
water, a spoonful being swallowed every
two hours. Gargling, brushing the sur
face of the mouth or throat coated with
membrane, etc, are entirely unnecessary.
The treatment must not be omitted at
any time, day or night. No Trup
10 disguise the TASTE is to be
added, and drinks should not be
swallowed for some minutes after admin
istration Of the medicine. A dose OF
half teaspoontul every two hours will
suffice for children under three years OF
age.
In some patients the internal admins
tration of chlorate OF potash acts upon
the heart, retsrdlng the pulse, and rem
dering it somewhat intermittent; such
cases must be carefully watched. Some
times, too, tho solution affects the diges
ton, and in both these cases the treat
ment must be suspended, or given at
longer intervals.
An exchange gives some account OF
"wonderiul cures" performed few years
ago in England by the celebrated DR..
Field, and If the account given is correct,
tie, remedy which was so successful in
this physicians hands should be known
snd tested. In visiting diphtheriatlc
patients, DR.. Field took with him powder
of sulphur and a quill. He put a tea
spoonful of the sulphur into wine-glass
of water, and having mixed them MS
thoroughly as possible, gave as gargle.
lie recommended swallowing some OF the
mixture. II the disease had progressed
so far that gargling was impossible, he
blew sulphur through the quill into the
throat until the gsrgle could be used.
Inhallng the fumes of sulphur was also
beneficial. The sulphur destroys every
species OF fungus, and it is said that DR..
Field never lost patient from diphthe-
ria Fumigating the room with sulphur
and allowing the patient to inhsle the
fumes with doors and windows shut is
also recommended as cure for severe
cold.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

THEY had a telephone concert in
Cumberland, Md, the other day, the
singers being in Bedford, ia.
GENERAL PEARSON, in testifying be-
fore the Legislative Riot Investigating
Committee, at Pittsburgh, expressed his
opinion that ex-Msyor Mccarthy, OF
that city, was in strong sympathy with
the rioters, who destroyed 30 much
property in Jaly last. This declaration
created something OF a sensation In Pitts
burg.
THE Wheeling Daily htetilgencer is
now ably edited with pair OF scissors,
and the task of reading it is nearly as in
teresting as picking up basket OF chips.
Richie Gazette.
. MASSACHUSETTS, is waiting with snx-
iety to see where Ben Butler is going to
drop. With the unprejudlced observer
1t is simply the flip of a copper whether
he goes back to the Democracy or falls
into the absorbing embrace Of the new
National psrty.-Phsladelphia Times.
If there Is anybody who has ever said
anything about The Presidential intrigue
OF last year and has not been called q
liar, be can consider that he has been
overlooked in the general confusion in
cident to calm discussion OF this inter-
esting matter.-PAiiadelphia Times.
NEW ORLEANS had grand cere.
uonisl parade in COMMUNICATION OF the
death of Pope Plus 1N, on the 10Th
inst, with General Besuregsrd as Grand
Marshal, and in which men OF all poll
tics and religions participated. fne post
master, a brother in.law Of Ben Butler,
was cheek-by-io with the Chief Jus.
tice of the Supreme Court, among the
chief mourners. They are truly happy
family in New Orleans !-Richmond State.
The request of Mr.. Sehurz for the in.
significant sum of $3.50 200, to be used
in "pacifying" hostile Indians, moves
the Chicago Times to remark that If the
sum WAS invested in strychnine and
judiclously used, it might prove etiics-
cious. Free trade in whisky along the
frontier would accomplish all that Dir.
Schurz desires, without the expenditure
of one dollar in addition to that required
to maintain the post trader in positions
of usefulness Washington Post.
The aged Hannibal Hamlin, of Maine,
who has been in Office forty.three years
out OF the sixty-nine he has lived, has
galvanized his old ranking privilege
into some semblance of lie again. In
the hslcyon days of the Thanking privi-
lege, members and Senator's used to frank
their soiled linen home to be washed and
their old clothes TO be cleaned. But IS
Hamlin was never known TO have any
washing done, and could not send his old
clothes anywhers to be cleaned without
subjecting himself to the Inconvenience
OF nudity, it is difficult to understand
why he should be so anxious Tor the res
tora.ion of the franks. - Washington Post.
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60 TO THE COUNTRY.

There are hopeful signs that the Spring
will bring greater activity in the demand
for labor now unemployed, but at best
there will still be many left without en-
nloyment. The number Of those with
out regular employment is so great that
it il too much TO expect that all can get
employment even with tho opening OF
Spring. Many must fall back upon their
own resources. And men OF will and
energy will be surprised as we'll as
yrs,ifled a. their success if they only will
turn their attention earnestly IN that
direction. The instances are by no
means uncommon where men, who have
toiled for others for years, have, on beng
thrown out OF work, fallen back upon
themselves, pluckily taken to the pillow
and the hoe, and in short time had
homes of their own. The West Is full
OF thrifty farmers, surrounded by all the
comforts of life, who started IN with
nothing except a stout heart and pair
of strong and willing hands; and there
arc many localities in West Virginia
soms within "a few niles OF Wheeling,
which offer ss fine inducements to those
who are hble and willing to till the
soil in true earnest as tho most
favored sections of the West. 1t
nav 10 hard work to thus
win q home and independence, bat the
end is a rich reward for the effort. Lsnd
can be obtained 10 till on some terms,
even by those who have not the means
TO buy, and there is no reason why sny
one should remain idle. 1t is better for
the health of the man. his wife aud his
children, to breath the pure air OF the
country; 1t is better for their morals to
be far from the temptsticnso of the streets
and the hsunts of vice; better for the
purse to be removed from the presence
of the saloon and the tobacco stand.
There is much in all this for many OF the
idle 10 think Of.
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THE TOBACCO TAX.

Our Washington correspondent IN
forms us that the Committee OF the
House on Ways and Means will proos'
bly advise the reduction of the tax on to-
hscco TO uniform rate of sixteen cents q
mound, instead of twenty-four as at pres.
ent. Why this sdhersnce to uniform
rate per pound upon all grades high and
low? There Is an injustice in this inc
quality of taxation that is particularly
oppressive to the tobacco trade of West
Virginia and Eastern Ohio.
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DIR BALTIMORE LETTER.

Hereafter our readers Will be served
regularly with pleasant letter from the
slaid old city of Baltimore. Dur lady
readers will be particularly interested IN
these letters from time to time. The
writer Las a happy faculty of saying that
which will interest the ladies and saying
it in the most pleasant imaginable man
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-28

4 GOVERNOR HOLIDAY, of Virginia,
has vetoed the Barbour bill, creating
great excitement by the action. The bill
was the creation of the repudistors, and
they cannot obtain majority enough to
pass it over the veto. The Governors
decision is spirited one, and most COM
mendable
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &SLOuis
DAILWAY, p. W. q K. DIVISION
III Pan. Handle Route.
New Line Between Pittsburgh and
Wheeling.

Trains leave from and arrive at p. W. s.
X. X. II. Depot, foot OF Eleventh street,
Wheeling.
The rate between Pittsburgh and Wheel
mig is reduced 10 s2,SU for single trip, aud
s4.Z5 for round trip tickets.
Passengers by this line avoid all deten-
tons and tedious transfer by street car or
ON nibus, and save twenty-iour miles in
distance,
DirectSconnection Is made In Union
Depot, Pittsburgh, with the celebrates
Fast Express Trains over Pennsylvania
railroad Tor all points East.
Connection made At Steubenville with
the Fast Express Trains for Cincinnati,
Louisville. Indianapolis, st. Louis, Chi
cagy, and all points West and South west.
TICKETS gre now On sale at Depot, foot
Of Eleventh street, and Union Ticket
Office, Mcclure House, Wheeling.
Ask for tickets via P&n-HAndle Route.
ID. W. CALDWELL, General Manager.
Columbus, o.; 3. n iFelton, IT,, General
Superintendent, Pittsburgh, Pa: W. l.
OBrien, General Passenger Agent, ColuIn-
bus, o. les
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-28

WHEN the Ohio Legislature elected
GEORGE II. PENpLKToN to the United
States Senate, 1t did we'll, and ought at
once TO have adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-28

ST. GAINESVILLE is in state OF great
excitement GA account of the clandesslne
leaving Of two young girls of high posi-
ton. Our correspondent details the par
ticulars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-28

WE are promised veto message Oh
the silver bill on Friday. Let it come,
we'll try to bear it.