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the reader such important facts as will enable
him to know the truth, and arrive Mt his own
conclusions" This gentleman, II mistake
not, was Warmoth's private secretary.
quote from page OF this "volume." The
real financial condition Of Louisiana Ia 80
little understood, owing to lack OF thorough
investigation and frequent published mistate..
ments, that the following has been prepared
IN the hope Of beneflting the State, partiout,-
larly I'm the important matter Of Its credit
Hoping to effect some degree of good, THIS
pamphlet Is dedicated TO all whom IL may
concern.
STATEMENT or PUBLIC DEBT OF THE STATE of
LOUISIANA. ON DECEMBER 81, 1851
Liabilities Of the State for the prop
Bonds of tho state loaned 10 tho
Consolidated Bank. due June 30. &C. 80
1864, 1857 and 1860. -. sl,lVl1oo W.
Bonds of the State loaned the Oltl- ~. nm, =,
zens' Bank due from 1868 TO 1885 e'z'' eo' 90
Total Observation-Disclosures. So. 3esb93 %
Liabilities Of State for bonds loaned ,,,a 4,
Municipality M. 2.....,. iVS.2io "
Liabilities In bonds cassed as debis
proper of the State
i25 bonds In favor Of tho
Charity Hospital for
purchase Of ground Sl250o0 w
4s9 bonds 10 aid Nav Or
Orleans and Nashville
Railroad Company As9.OO0 90
100 bonds 10 aid Mexican
Gulf Railroad Co.,. 100000 90
1900 bonds for relief OF
State Treasury s...-.. $50 900 90
ssi bonds for payment of
stock Of New Orleans,
Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad 80 1874 900 %
go bonds for payment OF
stock Of New Orleans.
Opelousas and Great
Western Railroad Go. G50000 90
2qs bonds for payment of
stock of Vicksburg.
Shreveport and Texas
Railroad Company 900 90
TG bonds for payment OF
stock Of Baton Rouge.
Crosse Tete and Ope-
lousas Railroad Go ~. 10000 90
1JG bonds in payment OF
amount due seminary
fund ............ $50. 10000 90
b29 bonds In payment Of
amount duo free
school fund. .......--.. b2p. 900 90
- 4.O3l. 900 o.
Amount due on bonds issued TO Port
Hudson and Clinton Railroad
Company OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1000 o.
Debts proper In trust funds, pay
able on demand
Balance due on vacant
estates ................,. 3b.2l6 %
Due to purchasers of land
for redemption of tho
same per last report 2,i91 %
Due on proceeds Df slaves,
sold out Of the depot.
per last report 1881 60
Due general government.
under deposit act d7g.9l9 II
-- b21, 1903 u
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

yi'ha DEMOCRAT IL responsible for none o.
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications Will
he printed except from responsible partiee.l
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Academy of Music.

rs Billy Emerson. tho great minstrel performer.
takes his benefit tonight at the Academy. upon
the same stage that he gained his wonderful
popularity rs tho king Of all ethiopian define
ators. Emerson is an old favorite in New Or
loans. He promises his many friends pro-
gramme full Of mirth wit and humor. In.
terspersed with some Of his old time songs
and dances.
Onlytwo more minstrel performances are due
prior TO the engagement Of Mr.. Mckee Rankin
and Miss Kitty Blanchard, In their great Amer
iean drama by joaquin Miller tthe Poet OF the
Sierras). called the Danites The scenery aLC
appointments are all new, gotten up expressly
for this engagement, and the powerful dramatic
| company embraces some OF the best artists In
the country.
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Total ante bellum debt as reported 1898 900
From this should be deducted, as shown In
the foregoing, and for reasons there
given" tthis refers TO explanations given in
previous pages not here quoted from, or II
not deducted, certain parties be held for NAL
feasance in office, the following:
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IF ever cease to loyes" What9 shadines
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Died of Her Injuries.

| You can subdue all cholerie diseases by the
use of Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
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Chew Jackson'a best sweet navy tobacco. ~
Tn weary Of the food | have to eat. Try
Shadnes.
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l. Charity Hospital should have been
paid by proceeds of sale of lands $4,000
O. Nashville Railroad Company. in
free school and State debt funds. $4,000
D. Mexican Gulf Railroad. in free
school and State debt funds $4,000
4. Opelouaas Railroad Company In
free school and State debt funds SO 900
s. Jackson Railroad Company. In free
school and State debt funds. 2G5 GOO
G. Vicksburg Railroad Company. In
FREQ school aud ftate debt funds $1,000
7. Crosse Tete Railroad Company. In
FREQ school and State debt funds 80, 900
8. Relief Of State treasury Of 1s53 In
tree school and State debt funds b5 800
.. Seminary fund, never issued ----. 1856 600
10. Free school fund. never issued 500 900
Total to be deducted. .....-..-.-,. 81, 2l2, 500
From the amount Of bonds reported So 923 O0u
Less deductions. rs above. .-..--=----- 1912 500
lam nrt ~ 49, IL
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Varieties Theatre.

IT, M. s. Plnafore IL still doing good busi
ness at this theatre. The amateurs Of New Or
loans. who appear In the extravaganza. have
every reason to be satisfied with their efforts.
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] ordered shadines: my grocer sent Sardines
Hence these tears!
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Grand total. ..-..-..t St0.1b7 ,BS2 II
The liabilities in bonds classed as debts
proper Of the State amount, therefore, rs
shown by the figures Of the above authority
(Mr Bragdonl, to only Si0400O0
| borrow what now follows from pam
phlet backed Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans. State of Louisiana VS.
Charles Clinton and Antoine Dubucet No.
800. Statement OF the funded debt of the State
Of Louisiana, prepared for the use OF experts
and examiners appointed by the court To re-
port upon tho character and legality of the
State indebtedness, and for use on tho trial OF
the case. by J. q. A. Fellows, for the. Attorney
General
The ensuing will be found on pages 10 and
IL Of the pamphlet In question:
RECONCILIATION or ANTE BELLuM DEBT.
l. Charity Hospital, 8 per cent. due
March, 1872. .....-,-.-. ---..-.--..... 800 600
.. Nashville Railroad. 6 per cent. due
April. 1887. ...-.... ............... 415 900
Nashville Railroad 6 per cent. duo
April, 1867 ...... .-.-.. ..-....-.... 10000
g. Mexican Gulf Railroad. per cent
due March aud May, 1870. ........ $4,000
4. Opelousas Railroad. per cent, duo
from 1893 to 1901 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50, 900
3. Jackson Railroad. per cent. due
from 1893 to 1901. ,.................. 1874. 900
6. Vieksburg Railroad. per cent. due
from 1898 to 1901 Observation-Disclosures 2as. 900
7. Crosse Tete Railroad. 6 per cent.
due from 1893 to 1905. .....-........ 100000
| 4. Relief OF treasury, per cent. due
July, 1883. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
| Q. Seminary fund. per cent. due July,
1891. 10000
10. Free school fund. per cent. due
July. 1897. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b29. 900
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CERTIFICATES NJ DEPOSITS.
npI1rp nR npnEp az

Adams. p j.. 800 00EHester Ii. .......s $50 -
Chapman, trea5u- k'itt J-.-----...:... Is %
rer w W. 200 01F2obertson, Miss
Gardere, Ander- Tennie. $50 %
son. ........-. 70 ak5to harris a FL 800 %
Hayes & Bro D.. 16f 08tfuly. ID ID. .S53 So
DIVIDENDS UNPAID.
RedwItZ Hugo. $50 90
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT
How New York Law In Relation 60 Debtors
MmY be Mnde CumpIrte.

Counsellor w. C. Carpenter, who is the
Oldest practitioner at the Eighth District Court
bar, has prepared an act which he Inns not yet
submitted 70 the General Assembly. relating TO
the collection OF debts. Lawyers fancy that
there may he suggestions in it worth serious
thought The text Of the act is as follows:
n srdc'sf ~ ne Legttus Ge4s-ai l,.rty ,n,e,.l
l. lnht ron Hih ter the presentation uf tis act Il
shall Toe Lawful Tor any creditor wttut the d uf ann
constable mnfslal VI .erif ,d Which, ,api IN 'cs az,
hrthN Hhnl,td. TO sVllV his debtor found tu bubble or
elsewhere. AMI on Ctse such debtor .hal mot vi u.lv
gee ma any The eiitor 90 the court 20 drag ts debit
before HE court ant 10 use any amount force 60 r,rt
mat pun us, whether force be " not amt II
ur DEBTOR dn not forthwith uuN IN, debit that such Itor
lt rh st lio prison mil te case be- tr,Vd AM judy
urut LiNVu ''
heit G,- er1e',5 Thatu said d, b,or shall neglect
e. pay hs Debt In thirty days after such Judgment
srt {" pay snm drtt the ald creditor may seq. .tld
Deb Or luAd hm win CHAINS. aud cast han into prso
and treat said debtor gs slave '
Af Unu'hsI siucf.i Thuti the debtor fail 10 nav
snl lu 'tWcut ur dtlt after sN;N duVs Nunri -.in t
sid debtor shall he brought before tlv pulr o rot
maihtt dbNs uhi ne dvlt proclaimed, uud then. u no
htu come i"lwnd and paw tHe dvNt that the de tor he
Sold INTO slavery, ct that le be Uui tp q, at his cot
Nni uNdti among tie creditors according - their
Ai r'Ner ,nrot,l That the act shal, take efree,
on the DAY Of It's nrst READING. and on the nual pa,.
urfcui The NAYS shall uoi bee cuInlrl.
o. AA te Ufp me- hH' That all laws srut ,Nts
V law are AeuhN repealed, any hiug ia sall avs IL lie
contrary Notwithstanding ~ 49,
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HORSE SIZZLING CHECKED.
How the Farmers OF Ohio County. West yir-
gInIa. Protect Themselves.

TRIADELPuIA. w. Va, April l9.-There
has been an organization in Ohio County. W.
Va. for seven years, for the purpose OF mutual
protection against horse thieves who have made
this county. us well as Noble County Ohio. the
border line of which is six miles away. stamp
ing ground for years. The organization has
been SO successful that not horse has been lost
for seven years 10y any member although farm
ers who live in the vicinity. who are not mem
bcrs have suffered considerably from the
thieves. The organzatl was regarded MS u
necessity for us members had been losing
about twenty horses n year The rules Of the
association provide that the executive officers.
who are called marshals shall have power
whenever they receive information that horses
have been stolen from any member. 20 send
such mrmhors rs they deem proper in pursuit
Of the horses ana thieves; or. II there is need IT
haste. the member whose horse or horses have
boon stolen can dos guutc six riders 10 go IN
pursuit. and chn Instruct them upon the routes
that "nrh shall take. Any m"mh"r 50 scut out
Is required to XIV" two days ~rrVicr, all ~ h,s
rNpenses TO be- pnid hy the association. II tne
ldN ol 90" thieves Is us severed, the pursurr
must cont niue, and may draw pay for all time
over two days thnt he Is on the road.
Auyholy residing within five miles Of Trim
driphin, Ohlo County. who owns a horse vnlurd
NJ "a c"rinln amount may become member hy
paving on" p"r cent. ~ the value Of his horse or
horses into the treasury und llliug absorption
of the horses with tho SECRETARY,
In case pursuit is ordered. all MONITORS who
mrs ll1k ulTrfuNl 10 lhiIlW le lll'NN, or Nll VINO
are directed hut cannot 20, are required - pay
INTO the treasury Il certain sum. II this sum
II Not rPii within arerlain limo tho meWher IS
expelled and Il never ohgiiln Tor reelection.
Bat If the cash IN bank lustnrs 1t the riders
urn tohe paid COR the tWO days umr in pursuit.
md no demands are made on th" other men-
beers for money ON nrrlunt OF u pursuit. II the
membership is sufficiently large ~ HlIOw H. a
member receives half the value OF stolen
hprs" in cas-" II II not re'overrd, II "A member
CAPTURES "A thiaf, or recoNers "a horse. be- Is en-
titled to onp-hulf tho reward. As better
under lhs name. There ARE other regulations
n"reSsnry to keep tho organization in good
wnrAlnE condition. A reward OF 5000 IS gener-
with description Of the horse, 500 Of viii h is
for the detection ~ the thieves. $50 for the re-
covory of the horse. and $50 for information
lgAlIMg lAe mAraLn-s 10 dnleel lhe thleYeh
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DIED.

BJELL-fn udca. \ Y. Anil IS Mrs Elizabeth "
br.i n 90" Il teHr of her a.. wife ni Col. A. Buell.
NAltt-l AT % EIsf ll5.h So 10 trlrm. on Suu lay
ANr.i 20. i>'., John t.hlL nsed . years
Nuutr " ulerH' hereafter
'&Nf In NORFOLK, Conn., recently, Mrs Abby Camp
MrRfGf In Nidletown Conn April 10, Henry Muir.
MAEStlAil -Ou SATURDAY, Aorl 10 1874 M.rs.ra,
wlr ui beet Marshall
EeltNts afl f4rus OF tho awify arp resnecteilv in
v.td g. nt ud f" funeral ou ruc4lay The - inst al
Point. Long l.itih CIV. wv
fklSN On Ann w. catharin' Pink aged 10 wears
htNNNts Hui htria- Ntc invited Go attend the funeral
from tie iv'lcucv h.f SON. 20 Harrison Av JERSEY
ty Hi.lis ON VI uiny, 2l,t inst. - u O'Clock sharp
. flfNfoNF-n North n wen. Conn Apr ~ Euuice
i.rl"nL aged ;. wears. Wli' ~ Nylri 4 Pierpont
cft statts. " - "
RrauNes and friends Of ihe family are respectfully In.
N.d 20 AIT ~ ihe iuurral from her late residence IFS
lWn - ~ M"wl ~ H.wtu"Du ~ . nci,ck
liam >nulH.n. tu the 4ifh Nrai' of bod. ace ~
The funeral ~ take pce frum ts ie re sidcncc $40
l. ''F'' 80 ~
81 years. 80 49,
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SUNK By THE NEWPORE
InvsstisAtinE the Running Down OF the Black
weIrs Island Boat Fidelity.

The Commissioners OF Charities and Correc-
hon were at the Bellevue wharf. YESTERDAY. u learn
about the sinking OF the department tug Fidelity by a
collision with the Fan River steamer Newport late on
Saturday night Capt Crah Maroney Of the Fidelity,
who the wheel refused to give any account Of the
acceui except to deny that he was drunk and on that
pont he WAS oorroboraed 10y Warden ORourke Of Belle.
yue. The examination " witnesses 10y the Commissions
ers will be held today The crew consisted Of Capt Ma
roney. Engineer Fred Palmer. two hremen, and four
convict deck hands Win Erwin was also aboard All
we're saved Persons who witnessed the collision say
mat they heard signals exchanged prior to h. and that
the IIdchW WHsrouun- dawn Tie stream b, the usual
course taken ty ue boats OF We department hn-e1s lhe
shore VI Black wes Island ami the edlr oi roo - below
until opposite Imrp.ourth street ana hrn followed ne
New York shore a. the wharf, az Twenty sixth street.
thus keeping In SLACK wafer Tho Fidelity va. cutting
acrns. the rlser and wa, IN the curreut when o Nrw-
port came up The Fidelity ~lsiled twice, % Indicate
That sic Vas going 10 the left The Newport replied WIN
one whistle. calling .or she risht ol wy Ihr,| sshal'
were repeated. INT the exact circumstances OF thr cot
lisinn are clear The tug was struck az ~ lhe boy
Of the Newport aud went down on the rocEs slins on
into nine tAhoms Of water The Newport sly l'I Tor
about i've minutes but gave no Assistance sl~nhs 4"
distress brought boats from t ioot OF lhI fuee'
lust the crew had got one Of rif own bnnts loose
They were thoroughly wet, but John MeMnlon an "a
man from the WuTkhouse. was hurt IIApphhs LOT uio
Sunken vessel Was begun yesterday
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THE AUSTRALIAN OARSMAN,
ONE or COURTNEH'S FRIENDS SEEING
TRIChETT AT HOME.

Desires 10 Meet the American scuIler. hue
Apprehensive Of What Ned Ham
Ian mny Do-Courtney's Hackers Rendy.
AUBURN, n Y, April he. +. Palmer has
returned from Australia. where he has been in
the interest Of d. VI. Osborne X Co.. the mower
and rrnper makers l found him in tho Os-
borne House. and talked with him about Trick
EFT. the Australian oarsmnn. the champion
scuer OF the world. and about the prospects OF
match between him and Courtney. Palmer
went from Auburn in September last and ar
rived in Sydneyt two months later. As he bore
word from Courtney. he sought Trickett. and
the champion oHrsman was found pumping
beer for thirsty Australians behind the bar In
his hotel" Trcketts place. Palmer snys. 10
an ordinary barroom, with good run OF BUSH
ness. Trckett is described as OF magnificent
proportions from his shoulders down. He
seems TO possess" Palmer says. more OF the
qualities OF an oarsnnn than any other man I
ever saw except Courtney" But his head Is
described as being 80 small that it seems to be
eyes. nose rnrs aud mouth" He wears thin
sidn whlskers below his ears, and bis general
look may b. described ms "grern." He Is so
illitrrhte tn9t ne relics on others 10 transact
business ~ importanc" for him.
Palmer introduced himself TO Trckptt, and
found him considerably deaf. The Australian
expressed pleasure AZ hearing from Courtney.
and told Palmer ihnt he would be- glad to meet
the American scutler. Irickrt did not seem
Inclined 10 talk. and Palmrr's visit wis brief.
The people of Australia rrgnrd Trirkrit ns tho
best onrsinnn In the world. Int they do not lion.
~ him. H. practices liulr and seldom np-
p.Afs on the winter rN"rW in q reglttn. With
oil his assumed "onfid 'nrc in himself. he fears
Courtney. For more than year and Il half ar
rangem"nts for n match between him and the
American have been p'nling. and they now
seem tp be no nearer contamination than when
they were begun. He accepts when he is chal-
eng"d To row tor the belt tut before tho time
for the race can be- fixed and the other matters
arrangcd. he manages to lose the championship
to Laycock. and then tn" person who wants to
pull for the trophy must challenge Laycock.
Before tho arrangement can be completed
Trirkett las won buck the championship. This
has very much tho look OF game" Henry
]. Case, who is nlso in the employ Of d. ". Os-
borne < Co.. WIS empowered to at for Courtney,
but was compelled ~ quit Australia without
making terms WITH Trckrit.
Perhaps Nod Hanlnn will quietly drop down
on the Australian some day. urcrut his terms
and curry AWAY the champinnship before II can
be- trans tered into L1y'o RS k"epny for mere
DELAY. Courtney has not decided whether he
will return 10 thu oar but his friends nre ready
to back Linn against the world Tor any amount.
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A farm Of 100 acres. two and a half miles from
FIetowu the south branch OF the New Jersey Central
Railroad has been purchased by the retired banker who
a short time Hgo, opened tie workiugmens coffee amt
reading room At IA Bowety. Although not connected
with that institution nor with the Bowcry branch the
Young Mems Christian Association. will, neverheicss
be suporutcnded by Mr. John Moir who has charge Of
tho former uul by Mr. John pnncy the latter Il will
be- worked solely ly men VINO may apply 10 Mr. luoeN
Tor Hid but Will hc employed, at present beyond
those needed Tor culuNahng the my acres already
cleared A. winter RpprD aches. ami work becomes
scarce others Wi bee received Tor cutting wood aud clear
ing more land The nhnherr, tanner from Germany,
with practical ana scientific education. i nov the
SPOT, with trre men mud iuur horses nnd other live
stock ltis proposed IN this instance. TO make phau.
urupy phv for itself and avoid the LOSSES III tanned
by tanners through midllrmcn VIII" have hitherto inter
Nrncd between them ami the consumers The products
the farm viii be sent direct 10 large establishments
TINT VIII consume them, aud all expenses aud profits Of
intermediate dealers WILL be economical
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Arl..lna j ohm Stein. TICKET AGENT.

Mr., John Stein. the ticket agent at the Commu-
npaw station OF the Sew Jcr,,y Central Railroad uued
his home At ~. Friday ana ha, not s.uce teen
~en. Stein WAS the successor Of William face The nscut
who shot himself last summer A few DAYS before lu,t
Christmas, while crossing vacant lot tn Jersey cry
stem was assaulted by Two men AMI robbed
in4 10 the company This prcycd ON STEMS mind as 10
WAS told he would be held responsible. On saturday
morning STEMS brother. Lawrence stem. Ut I2I Vast
Eleventh street this ty. received postal card foi Vie
missing man, ON which was wuihu Come over Rfd
see ~ A, rain or shine IN. A Is the wife az tir
missing agent before going away from homo Stein
lo"d toh hcthrr ol hlms' f and IA ui, Wr tlr,rIt
W Lawrence An illumination ui Stems accounts SHOWS
them ~ be ali correct
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BANKING And FININCIIL


MODEL FIRE INSUHANCE POLICY
The policies issued by the STAR FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, l4l Broadway, have been approved ly the
leaing commercial, daily, and Insurance journals aud
by insurance superntcndeu;s and other onlcas They
are recommended tor their bre,y and The clear state.
ment OF the conditions Of insurance By their the
insured caunot possibly suiier loss by Misunderstanding.
the contract The reputation of the company Tor la,r
and liberal adjustment 81 losses Is established the ur
iy offered by sssets commensurate with ITS liabilities
and by conservative ans economical management Is ui.
doubted Householders and to,e having personal prop.
erty to insure viii do well to examine Its policies aud
compare them Nith those in general usa
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George w Smith. 81 years Of age. OF 927 West
Tweny'nith street. was removed to the New York Hos
pital an Friday morning in dying condition. broug hi
about by extreme desutuuon ani want VI proper sus
tennnce III. vic and two small children live IN a small
room AT W West Twenty street c
NON without relatives or friends g. help them. one Of
we HnnlIth II MeN Nl Snhlh was IN tue employment
V uahd, the Photographer at Fourteenth street aud
sixth avenue. mp to the last three weeks at small sa
airy III, iain. health OBLIGED MIN To give az his ,ltua-
u"h, ana Tor NOR" thAn Two weeks he aud ms family
have subssled upon small remnant oil his wages
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Sc Alhcmarlc. Clubs icwrs
s. RapilRn. CrowtN. Mluynnilln.
= Hermann. iHnkr. Santos
IS Nrrcls. llulrti. Boston
s. Chesapeake. Man fuu. Portland.
- Niagara. turtl.. Havana.
S Ancnuria. W. 'drrwck glasgow.
s. CITY uf Mrr dn. BevuNl.ts. Vera Cruz
- CNprrncs SHfgip. SHANGHAI
- Oh lonitiou. walker. Richmond.
- klcuh.uH. Htutru. tarfiA
SHIP IN igeril, NeiSle. Antwerp.
shir NrNuli. Kru-ct. Antwerp
Bark Ferthl. Jensen. Sttvuurrr
Bark John liarvic. lnrthtrt LONDON
Birt y. W GriMths. Drunmopl, Matankas
BARK frm r'irusk'nlI. JcuA.n. Bordeaux
hark scotland. Nugiul'. havana
Bris Fleetwood. sutton. Sa-uL
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His Excclloncy replied as follows;

To M,.r, Ioin Smhh. H. T. SniN, Il j. Jdrha, james Ne
KnE. amt He mhfdbinh NJ he hdgs 0 Iiytle, M
Nothing could give nv r"hior pleasure than to soc, IN
ne country those who have lent the Duke of Argyle
estate In scotland settle Illinois. and win whose
relatives have teen long intimate as pcsonHl friends
and my constituents duung the ncuoi represented
the county m Argyle. II VIII De dihculL however for
for time 10 To make such VISIT rs that
which they good as 10 propose but next to the
satisfaction should have IN seeing them Is the 10y IA
hear that they happy and prosperous IN the land VI
their adoption
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BUSINESS qo.,tts.

skinny Neu.-"wcl's'. Health Rene wer." sure thing
tr brain or nerve rrOtruuc. nervous debility prema-
tur decline loss VI power 81 at druggists So Barclay
1. y \
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Now Is the time turet posted. II you are going To
housekeeping ths spring, call and re estimates before
the spring rush commences The largest STOCK fuTui.
ture, carpets, bedding, stoves 6c at CUwperthWars
NoA 1913, 100, aud l57 Chatham st-AdV
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BY using that effective pulmonic, Philips " iaaW1le'
Cod Liver OH. IN combination with PhosphO Nuulune
BssL eough remedy. Al dIuggstl Depot FlAt sI-Aaf