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establishments, three banks, tue burracks
and town ball.
THE FALL ELECTION AND THE QUESTION OF
FINANCIAL REFORM.
LONDON, July ia dispatch to the
PaH-MGH Gazette from Berlin says there
will be general election for members OF
the Prussian Diet IN October, when Prince
Bismarck proposes to appeal to the country
on The great questions OF financial reform
and the purchase OF private railways by the
State.
Germany.
THE TARIFF BILL.
BERLIN, July lion the third reading
or the tariff bill in the Reicbstag to-day n
motion by Herr Reichenspsr OF Gre
feldt, for reduction of the duties on cot
ton goods, was rejected. The clauses rela-
tive to cotton were adopted substantially
the same as on the second reading.
The Prince Imperial.
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS IN THE THAMES.
LONDON, JHly 1.-THE steam-yacht En-
chantress, with the remains OF the Prince
Imperial. has arrived in the Thames, but
will be below Woolwich till O'Clock this
afternoon.
DISTINGUISHED FRENCHMEN PRESENT At THE
LANDING OF THE BODY OF THE PRINCE M
PERIAL.
WooLwrcH, July 11.-Princes Lucien
and Charles Bonaparte, Joachim and Louis
Murat, Baron HansSman, the Dukes Of Pa
dua and Moachy, and other distinguished
Frenchmen, were present at the landing OF
the body of the Prince Imperial. NJ. Roll
her and General Fleury carried the pail.
The body was further EN- balmed in the ar
mory, where it remained two hours. The
Prince OF Wales, Duke Of Connaught,
Prince Teck, the Duke OF Cambridge, and
the Crown Prince Of Sweden assisted in the
Identification OF the remains. The escort
with the body started for Chiselhurst at 6
O'Clock this evening, and many thousands
Of spectators lined the route.
Resigned.
THE HAGUE, July 1.-THE Ministers have
rendered their resignation.
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Sy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

sales. SIC. iales; middling aplaads- IL 3.iSc.
bales 10 Graz B9.s
naies France. 1880 bale sales, e.27l bales;
stock. l22,sl7 bales. Flour dull and unchanged
aud unsettled, opening 1@iSc. lower. and closed
tlrn, with portion OF ieshne recovered ungraled
sIs@si2o Corn shade owe and less Ts' sc F
nnsraded. A2@49H. Oats dull and &c. lower; ,ales,
$500 for n"'s Ss = x $SshSsss a NO. se
HAY quiet and firm, with fair business: shipping.
45d50c. Coffee higher and strong: Rio quoted. in
Susar fairly active and hser: tnoa Mnscov Sae
GHGGa.c.; centrifugal. 7.c.: fair 10 good refining
2 qmet at sSs,ra pE sH So ssse refined
SIC: powdered and crushed. sc Mola, ses steady
and very quiet. Rice ~ ro,,u demand and nrni.
easier; Norfolk, ~ 5o@bl.52. Wool steady and
quiet domestic Gee, 400 43c: pulled. 20Gl40c.:
snra,he'', 9Gl32c.: Texas l2G!3Oc. Pork de-
on spot. |9.6Omsl0: old nominal; August. 1925
h>9.4O. Cus-m.ats firm andqulct: picked hams.
lower and much depressed closing more steady;
prrim .e,, steam; on spot &slsIFtG GO: August,
and UNCHANGED Whisky nominal at al @ 1h6S
81 .OS. FrciYh,s trmcr
BALTINORE.
BALTIMORE. July 11.-Flonr hrm: Howard
Street ana western snnerhne. t3.25@s3.75; extra,
- 2JGhs375: extra. s4Ws5: RIO brands, 500
:6.2j Patapsco family, 81. Southern wheat ac-
tive and lower: western steady AMI lower: south-
crn red. 81 l4Grsl.lG: amber. sl.17GSl.20; No.
2 PcnnsylTania red. Sl.l3 No. 2 western winter
SlloiNSl.lOa: September. Sl.l04Mfl.1OH.
Southern corn firm and higher for yellow; western
steady and lower: southern white. J3c.: yellow.
soc. Oats firm aud higher: southern. 4h6l4ic
western white. 40@t43c.; western MIXED. 3S6r39c.
Prnn>yl yaHia. l0Gri3c. Sugar INN: - soft. SH
Aarylaud, l5QIl6 &c. Provisions easier under west
ern advices: mess pork. SlO.75. Bulk-mca's-
Loose shoulders, 4ac: clear. riD s0eS. hc.: packed,
4 and 5Ec. Ricou-ShouIhers, &c. clrar-rlb sides
6c. Hams. 1l@l2c. Lard, &c. Butter steady
prime In choice western packed, lOna lie. Eggs
active 1T lie. Coffee firm and active; Rio cargocS,
lliaaE l4Ec. Whisky steany 1t Sl.O60sl.07.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July l1.-Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat in fair demand and firm; red iad amber, 97c.
Corn steady: white. 34c.; mixed. 33c. Pork nomi-
choice leaf, kee SIC. luk meats quiet at 3hc, 40,
and jsc. for shoulders clear ribs. and srar Sizes,
loose. Bacon quiet 1T t &C.. Ole, and SIC. for
shoulders, clear ribs, and clear sides IiamsSugar-
| cured, lO@1lc. MhiskeY active aud firm.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 11.--Flour unchanged Wheat
Active shipping demand tor cash but lower: No. 2
red fall. 9i!.M95c. cash, 94sM 04ac.. closing Ut
94&c. July. 94sM95c. closing at 94Hc August, 04's
694Gr. Closing NJ 81 -. September. Corn lower nc
| 3iaGh3I1.c. cash, 3iAc. August, 35sG35Sc. Sep
tcmhcr. Oats lower ~ 30lsc. cash, zee. August *
M25tsc. September. Whisky QUIET 1t il.O5. Pork
dalI; job lots 1915. Bulk. meats and lart-no mar
kct. Bacon lower: clear rib. sac; clear sides 5he.
! Market Closipg.-Wheat higher 1T 81 NO 94ac. ;
| August. 94fnn94hc.; September, 03c. Year corn
and oats unchanged.
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A Great Storm,
HOUSES AND CHURCHES UNROoFED AND PER.
SONS KILLED.

HOUSES AND CHURCHES UNROOFED AND PER
a... SONS KILLED. n
HARRISBURG, PA, July ia storm OF
great severity swept over Miff1in, Juniata
county, this afternoon, unroofing two
churches, a public-school building, a car
riage-factory, and a large number Of dwell
ings, and causing damage to the extent OF
$4,000. A lady named Cresswell was IN
stantly killed by the fall Of the Presbyterian
church roof on her house. In Lewiston,
Mifflln county, several buildings were also
unroofed, and it is feared great damage was
done in other parts OF the country.
THE STORM AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, MD, July ia severe
storm swept over this city tonight with
high wind, proStrating telegraph lines in
eVelY direction.
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Old Point Military.

GOVERNOR HOLIDAY WITH GENERAL GETTY
MES TO TIE BLUES.
Fort MONROE, July Hills EXcellency
Governor Holiday arrived here this morn
ing, and is soiourning at the Hygcia Hotel.
He paid visit TO General Getty, and was
received with the customary salutcs. The
Peninsula Guards, OF Hampton, and the
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues paid visit
TO the Richmond Light Infantry Blues in
camp here to-day. BY invitation the visit
ing companies joined the battalion ct dress
parade, the blue and gray mingling. They
are now enjoying hop at the hotel.
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P.sfSTISG-aaOISES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-uOUSE.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BESi'
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES * THE SOUTH, coE:'
atrcd with skilinI mechanical talent. we are ore
parcc 10 execute promptly, In the very best styh
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BUsINESS-CARDS.
GISTTiSG-CARDS.
Observation-Disclosures,
WEDDlSG-CAEDS.
SHOW -CAhDa,
CIRCULARS.
RECEIPTS,
BILL-HEADS.
LETTER-HEADS,
E-HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
DRUG-LABELs.
TAGS ENVELOPES
>AA ARGUMENTS, uprrrs
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
| Orders from the country promptly filled and de-
vered by express or mail.
| We have aIl the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In q manner that cannot be sur
passed.
| We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING
We will cheerfullY furnish estimates and sens
| Umples when required. MA ll-a.s~'1H
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Court Matters.

TRENTON, n. j., July lin the Smith
Bennett case this moraing Justice Knapp,
CT the Supreme Court, decided that the er-
rors assigned are not supported, and the
Judgment should be affirmed, rs in oyer and
terminer. The case now goes to the Court
OF Errors and Appeals on new assign
mentS.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Jniy 11.-Noon.-Stocks irregular
Money on call. 3N}3i; per cent. Exchange-LOnR,
4S3h: short, 4S74. State bonds dull. Governments
weak.
Ecsntnq.-Money easy at 3Gl4 per cent. FIX
chanSe. 4S3MiS6. Governments active and lrmer.
State bonds Gull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 11.-Virgiuia consols. 55S
second series, BIZ; paSt-duc coupons II. Bid To-
day.
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NOLLINSS FOLTAIC
" ELECTRIC PLASTER

Pain and Weakness cannot exist where they are
applied. They vitaliye, strengthen, and support
Weak and Painful Parts; cure Chronic Ailments
and Diseases Of The Liver and Kidneys absorb Poi
sons from the Blood. and thus prevent Fever and
Ague. Malara ami Contagious Diseases; stimulate
the stomach and Digestive Organs when placed over
the pit OF the stomach, ard prevent Dyspepsia Bill
ious Collie, Cramps. and Pains. my 7-Tu,Th&S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-12

The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50
Washington street, Boston. and are for sale BY all
druggists. Price of CuTICURA: Small hoAcs, 80
cents large boxes, 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle
CUT1CURA SOAP. 20 cents per cake; by mail, 80
cents; three caKes, rs cents. my7
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Maasa chlISetfS.

sHoE-IAsTERs PREPARING TO STRIKE FOR
HIGHER WAGES.
Boston, July 1.-the shoe-lasters at Ma
tick have demanded an increase Of pay, and
there is prospect of a strike tomorrow
They number 900, but il they hold out other
workmen in same factories, to the number
OF 5000, will be thrown out Of employment,
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Obituary.

DEATH OF EX-GOVERNOR WILLIAM ALLEN.
CINCINNATI, July 11.-EX-Governor Will
liam Allen died suddenly at his home, near
Chilicothe, Ohio, this morning.
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A RUNNING SORE CURED IN one WEEK.

Eessrs. Weeks d Potter Some three or four
weeks ago ordered box Of CuIICURA for bad
case of Salt Rhcum. The back of one Of my wifc's
hands was I running sore. In one week from the
day 1t arrived her hand was well, ana has remained
SO up to day r. L. DAGGETT.
MILFORD. ME-. June 10. 1878.
N0te.-Readcr, don't YOU think these cures re-
marKabic?
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Saratoga Regatta.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR VIRGINIA AT SARATOG

LAKE.
SARATOGA LAKE, July 1.-THE water and
| weather were again good for the finishing
heats Of the amateur regatta. Promptly at
the hour OF 10 the junior singles were
arranged at the buoys, and started at a
racing pace. The contestants were Seyfert,
Of the Mantulus Club, OF Reading. Penn. /;
Murray, Of the Elizabeth Club, Of Ports
mouth, Va; Brown, of the Union Springs
Club, OF Union Springs, N. Y; and Jack
son, of the Palisade Club, OF Yonkers, n.
Y. Murray won IN l0:013, jackson second
in 1906, and Brown third in 1000.
| In the final heat for the senior single
sculls Murray, the winner Of the Junior
Singles, was on the card as the winner OF
the heat on Wednesday. He was too much
exhausted by his efforts in the last race to
row. and only Holmes, OF the Puutucket
Club, OF Montreal; r. L. Phillips, OF the
Triton Club, Of Newark, n. j.; Rathborne,
OF the New York Athletic Club; Musgrave,
of st. Johns Club, Of New Orleans; and
Mumford, OF the Perseverance Club, OF
New Orleans, started. Holmes came IN
| first, but having foued with Rathborne,
was disqualified, and Mumford was given
the first place, his time being $50, Phillips
second in 9:5s, Musgrave third in 1854.
| The Atalantas did not row in the final
heat OF the iour-oared shells. The starters
were the Showaccaemette crew, Monroe,
Mich; Elizabeth crew, Portsmouth, Va. !;
| Hillsdale crew, Hiilsdale, Mich; Mutual
crew, Albany; and Wahwahsum crew,
Saginaw, Mich. The Showaccaemettes
fouled with the Elizabeths, and the Wah-
wahsums with the Mutuals. The referee
decided that the Showaccaemettes and the
Wahwabsums were both disqualified, and
that the other three should row the race
over in one hour.
The final heat between the Elizabeth,
Hilsdale, and Mutual four:oared crews
came of at the hour appointed. The Hills
dale crew won in 1921, the Mutuals second
in S:414, and the EiiZabeths last in S:423.
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curlcuRA SOAP. MEDICINAL AND TOILET.

is prepared from CuTICuRA in i modified form, and
is positively Indispensable in the treatment Of Skill
and Scalp Diseases. We recommend it for the pre-
servatioD Of the skins of infants. Tor gentlemen who
shave and are troubled with tender faces Tor hose
who desire a clean and Wholesome Skin and Scalp,
and for all purposes OF the toilet bath, and nursery.
lis delightful and refreshing fragrance equals or
SURPRISES the finest Partisan soaps.
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New Orleans.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
NEW ORLEANS, July lin the Conven-
ton to- day Mr.. Vance offered q resolution
to appoint committee to ascertain II there
is any yellow.feyer In the city. Laugh
teri
Mr.. Vance said he was informed there
were two cases at the Charity Hospital. II
this were true he wanted to know 1t and
"git."
Later letter was received from Drs.
Pratt and Miles, OF the Charity Hospital,
stating there had been no case OF yellow.
fever. or suspicious case, received. They
consider the city remarkably healthy.
"A resolution was offered, which lies over
under the rules, TO celebrate the coripletion
Sof the Ietiies by q holiday and requiring The
Governor to haye.a salute OF one hundred
guns fired,
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UTECURA.
n U T l G U f \ .

BLOOD AND SKIN-IiUA1ORS. TIE sCOURGE
OF MANKIND.
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Personal.

HANLON, THE CHAMPION OARSMAN OF THE
WORLD, IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Edward Hanlou,
the champion oarsman Of the world, arrived
here on the steamer City OF Chester to-day,
and was met in the lower bay and warmly
welcomed by crowd Of friends. He has a
reception tonight in Madison-Avenue gar
den.
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Flour.

Fine, $3.50: superfne, si.25GGa4.5O; extra.
S5.50@35.75: cOmmoh family, s5.75@:6; fancy
brands, $Getf7.J0.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, July II, 1879.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 81 hogs
heads. The offerings ut auction Change were
l02 packages; of which number 63 were sold at
prices ranging from $3.50 TO $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-12
wGG7s AND COAL.

I,IE LOWEST SUMNER PRICES the
| undors,.ued nov asks for BEST EGG: STOVE,
aud Nut ANIiEhIlTTE CO GoAk l,.r ~ EGrEE33nL ;
nri,: Iit,pF and MIDI. 0THIAS LUMP coal.
DoMESTIG and G u Il EEKLAN Nd ENG =
Gods; LUMP, Hal. ami Gas ,n'hp,iSE,
CukE: BEST SEASONED DAN ana tiS'
Witoi,-Loug sawed. and split. ~ promptly de- -
li,trrd local weighed Ill 1ireMe!S low prices; -"
not delay. Bay at 0dta: Al El%h'ii '' w n.t
wood lott streets. % ID
" S-.udlu u, -----
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The weather.
ONE HUNDRED IN THE SHADE. rs Isl

MACON, July 1.-THE temperature to-day
here was 1909 In the shade,
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GOAL AND WOOD.-On hand ana con-
- staniiy arriving full stock OF al Aih aH II
EuEJ.. ANTHRACITE COAL. all siLrs: 1T hI
STINT. CLOVER HILL, SOFT cone; ana Al
Sinus Ii OF ENGINE COAL, OAK and PINE myo Nd
long or sawed. Pine and Oak, long. ar f3.3u ana
81 per cord, delivered free. Orders promptly nllea
1T either yard-1905 Cary street or 70S Broad
street. je2iJ W. G. III. PAGE.
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THE SITUATION AT GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, july 11.-The Board OF
Health last evening declared quarantine
against Memphis, and freight from that
point will not be allowed 10 enter the city.
Passengers will be admitted only after the
expiration of twenty days from their de-
parture. The Board also passed resolu-
ton that all vessels from healthy ports out
side the tropics shall be forbidden to touch
at Key West.
MONTGOMERY.
MONTGOMERY. July 11.-The Mayor OF The
city has quarantined all freight and passen-
gers from Memphis.
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DEMOyED NEXT TO THE EAPREoS
H OFFICE.
BEST SOFT COKE.
BEST SOFT COKE. ,.,,,r
GAS-RDCSE COKE OAK AND ZINE "oo''
' W :. PITCHER,
an eO-aod3r, 81 r.>t Main street.
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SECOND FIRE IN 1RKUTsK.
ST. PETERSBURG, July ia second fire
has occurred at lrkutsk, which destroyed
five churches, convent OF the Lutheran
Church, the courts Of justice, the police.oi-
fees, the telegraph Office, the post-ofice. the
excise, artillery, engineer, and medical
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-17
Days Ague Tonic.

Is creating quite Juror among the chill
suffering people. Being rather new innova-
lion, and claiming advantages heretofore
deemed impossible, and making such rapid
and permanent cures, cause tho people TO talk
about It, II contains no quinine, arsenic mcr-
curry or other deletorious drug OF any kind.
head which follow the use Of auinine. IL
cleauses and tones the stomach, arouses the
liver and operates finely upon the bowels,
without the use OF other medicine. Its action
is prompt and itscurcs are permanent, and
nleficinesnre cured mt once by the use of Days
W. Tonic. Its plcasantpees renders II q
Rite among women and children,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-17
I Too Muchee Doctor

Yang Ling says: "My head achee. my bowel
hind fastec, can eatee nothing. and no longer
iron shirtee. ! no sleepee, and / makes no
monce. The medicine man. the doctor they
cnllec him. he come and say open monthee,
on q piece OF paper and send it 10 the medicine
shopee. He then chargee me three dollar
ever so much too muchee. ! take 'em all. lit
tie round fellows, they pianee me and no
slecpee. Ny head still achee. and my bowel
blind fastee and no GIT we'll, I send 10 the
medicine shopee ono half dollar and ret me
one bottle Bailee's Saline Aperient. take q
little when II bles up and my head don't achce
no more, and my bowel no bindee any more
and. igo about my shirtce and make monel
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-17
A Dead Woman Bottled.

Cremation, or the method OF burning our
bodies after death, created some little stir in
this country, but met wish very little favor.
hot oven, after death, and to stand and gaze
ut its rapid crispfng, burning and conversion
into afew ounces ofashes is, IN our estima-
tion, cruel and sinful. Now ladies, you who
arc suffering from some female complaint
aches, Mysteries, nervousness and general
prostraton, VIC advise you to use English Fe-
male Bitters at once. and CHIN new lease
upon your lives. II lisa wonderful female reg.
ulator, and also quick and powerful tonic
curing chronic cases in an Incredibly shoii
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-17
The Housekeepers' Response.
bility.

How many suffer from dyspepsia
and other ills by the neglect Of the
housekeeper to see that the food pro-
yided is made from articles that arc
not injurious to health. Among the
articles which are perfectly pure and
wholesome, is DR.. Prices Cream Bak.
ing Powder. Encourage it's sale by ,
liberal patronage.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-06-17
REDEMPTION OF
County Bonds.

WHEREAS, this county will on or before July
|. 1879. have MS much as fifteen thoufand
dollars on honl with which to redeem and
pay Off her present bonded Indebtedness OF
two hundred thousand dollars, known MS her
Railrsad Bonds, and ,.--ss-r-- e, "A
WHIHRAs 1t is the opinion Of this Court that
said money cannot he safely Invested or loan
ed ont, other than to redeem in Kind her own
bonds, and also that no injustice will be done
10 any hondholder 10 surrender up his iIund or
bonds and receive the full amount Of principal
and all interest up to date OF pay Inent as fast
as the county may from year to wear be able
10 pay same.
| 1t is therefore ordered By the Court that all
| persons holding the bonds OF this county, from
| numbers ] to II, inclusive, call either at the
Bank OF Hopkinsvile or Planter's Bank Of
Hopkinsvile. on or after July /. 1879. and sur
render up to either OF said Banks their said
bonds aud anpaid coupons belonging thereto,
and receive therefor the fulf amount Of princi-
| pal and all Interest up to july !, no, and In
| case any OF said bondbolders shall fail TO sur
render said bonds upon the terms aforesaid,
| this Court will not lay any levy or collect any
taxes TO pay any interest on anyof said bonds
here called for that may accrue after July ],
1870 r,1s.. .-.,-.---
The Clerk Of this Court will have this order
published for four weeks in one OF the Hop
kinsyille newspapers. tst74
copy attest: JouN W. BREArniTT,
| lzimfw.l CLERK
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-04-19
J. vERGNoLE.

"ASsAe Abe1:aAI0r ae
On &c de,nanaie co..u.,..
pie.iept une touie dc iuais.ie. tri,s. ''u. Wm
ies nevres lntermittentes, la dys,,e,..;s 4ue
naiaalrs Dc poltrine: PhtLisiel Ehn .es
nlohsn!te, Angine, Granulal;ons. T..ru"ss'
ne, AphoLie, Asthme, Pleur6sie'
tisune, Nsisdies du Foie, do In vs:.;ap pna. =:
ies 'oies Urinalres. des N6yralx;.. ''e es
ie pahsement dss plates. P'u'
on Prevent ct Ion guerit tou,s. o.s
lliaiaoles en- faisant usage dc 'oS
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tentlon du monde sciutiiique a ok Sse ,nu At
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pouval' tirer de cstte renlsru U bic nl.n,.
pour Ia XuerisOn dc Diverse n,.i...;. pa..e
un slanu nombre de pratic,.ns n;.,;"...sx
0nt on. constate ct dem0utre Pethr.c,,. .1s ss
rEucalyptus. c~'''" DC
,, Leg produits de lEucalyptus, sont su
pioyes avcc grand succe: d,,,,n;. us nln.;. em.
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i. Le :, nit.e,, k.acalypsas, compo.x
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L'expose othciel de la dette
rnb'ique indique une augmenta
tion de 1892. 724.1I pendant lc
1nols De mars.
L'encaisSa dn Tresor an 1er
avrii Sc decnmpose alnsi rs
peces, $42D, 1S7, ,45S. 20. Certificats
dor, SIG, ,3D4, 700. Certiticats d'ar-
gent, s2.326,530. Cert:ticats de
papier monnaie, $27.6So,0Go. Ger
1iticats iamortissenent, S53,07O.
Legal tenders couran'S, 1916, ,6Sl ,
Ol6. Papiar mounaIe fraction
naire couraut, 1892. ,G62 Ii.
Notes dies Etats Unis pour ra
cliAt 'sn i'ap!er moHnaie fraction
n;.ise. 3 ,45S.@3l. Db'igi'tiouS
npH "c'li;ps teUr !"Aau"li~> ,9sS
obligations ~ ii, ont tle @;;'i>es
sos. S.447.7O0.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-04-19
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deuX Soirees recre ltives donneps.
mercredi ct jeudi >oir, d la sale
Warerley par les danes de re-
g'iSe PreSbyterienne, don't ie pro
duit est deStine a la construction
dun preshytere, ont etc non scale
ment tres brillauteS mails encore
tres p!oiuctives. D'ailleurs lie pro
gramme choisi avec un goat qul
denote des grandes commissioners
dams ces sortes d'amusements a
fait l'admilation des nombreux as
SlStantS.
Les tableaux soartout ont etc
mervellleuX de pose ct H., sli,trinu
ton; chaqne person iia;.;' await Il
tenn 1ul lul cOnvtnii: It l.s .,s
tunes claiant 0ie:I a,pro,rir>
aux sajets qu'iIs representa- M.
Qnant aux b"tfets, is ,.t;.i .nI ,d
mirablement garnies er biea pa
tronises.