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ECZEMA ON THE SCALP, BREAST. AND LIMBS


Me.srs WEEKS A PoTTER-oentlemcn, cannot re-.
irain from adding my debt Of gratitude q you r having
placed within my reach the wonderful CuTiCURA REM.
BD1Es which have rendered unnccessary IN further
pertinent Of PHI cians aud IN remarkably short space
OF time have rid Of loathsOme disease disnensed
with all ply scans two years ago. belle wing they did
good The CUTTCURA has stopped this
VI II and had the
any longer follow their advice and brought the hong
loOked.ior cure and happiness.
have been ankcted with Eczema Salt Rheum on
my scalp, breast and limbs for hve years during which
time have been under the en Of phy scians
At mineral springs, OF taking some Kind OF medicine.
have been treated by Dra Of -, Or. OF -, and
visited snlnhur springs and taken numbers Of patent
medicines all without the taintest approach to cure
April last began the use Al CUT1CURA, which was
immediately successful In my case, entirely curing me.
have not had clean scalp Tor 10 until the u
the CUTICURA entirely healed IL and len II clean and
healthy Tile other parts q nv body affected In =
aggravated form, but are completely healed
believe myself completely cured ! shall continue n 9
CUTlCURA RESOLVENr as directed for It's wonderful
action the stomach and bowels and cooling inhuen
on the blood Il will afford me pleasure as have done
In many 10 the afflicted these wonde
full remedies Yours, &c, STEPHEN CROWELL
New Bedford Sept 30, 1914
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SPECIAL REDUCTION ~ PRICES for this engagement
Admission Zoe ant hic secured srats, so. extra
MAriNEES wEDNESp Az and SATURDAY alta
MONDAY. june 23-FAT ROONEY aud BILLY BARRY.
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Supported bya
SUPERB ARRAY OF SPECIALLY ARTISTS.
MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA
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SMITH ~ MORT on
wALpRuS. MARTIN
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BILLY swTATHAM JOHN W. MORTON,
HARRIS CARROLL CIlAS HAYWOOD,
TiiEO. JACKSON WN. CARROLL.
JAMES QUINN MASTER MARTIN.
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Assisted By a galaxy Of the
REATEsr MINSTREL NAMES IN THE COUNTY,.
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Summer Resorts.

4 GLANDS OCEAN HOTLL,
II LONG RRANtUI
OPENS
SATURDAY. JrNg u. 1870
IIEHNE a. GROHfS well known RocNaway
! Reach Pavilion 81 hulmg, Holland station l. / Il
upcu Tor the season the 18Th Of June
FIRST class restaurant and D. room.
SAFE SURF bathing.
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EnshIras Hnfiftsf


BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORA
THE eCOUROE OF nANKTND-OLD METHODS OF
TREATMENT AND REMEDIES A FAILURE.
CUTICURA REsOLvENT the Great Blood Purifier and
Liver 8tnulant Is the most searching cleansing, and
purifying nj Of this century. II may he detected in
the saliva sweat milk bloo and urine In forty minutcg
after taking the hrs dose showing that Il has entered
the Giro uaOn aud been carried 10 every Of the
tm II forever graduates the virus Of Syphilis scrof
ua, Cancer and CankcT those terrible blood poisons
that rot out the machinery OF nfe ing the body with
foul corruptone Taken Internally in conjunction with
The external application OF OUTICURA, the Great SKIN
Cure IL speedily cures RcruulOus Ulcers and old Sores
Salt Rheln, Psoriasis, letter Ringworm, scald Head,
Dandru and all Itching and scaly Diseases Of the skin
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CERMAN LIEDERKHANZ.

GRAND CONCERT And SUMNERNIGUT'S FESTIVAL
Al MADISON SQUARE q ARDEN date Gmorc's,
THURSDAY. JUNE ~. 1870.
In conjunction with Duiworth's Band and grand
orchestra
ADMISSION TICKETS 81, BOXES. g. AND 80.
nav he obtained from StinWav sous III East lft st.,
and Con,tanun schmidt. - Rroti also from the
mcmhe r. OF tie society. and ~ the hoN ,ince
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gs6 QubIitahunA
nENOR ES'rs MONTHLY NAGAZINEfor
- july with heauuiul illustrations entertaining stures
ana other novel and attractive features Do ai SEQ
tue splendid July number now ready Price, IS ceuts
Sold cNctAwhctc. or mailed post free Address
W JENNINGS DkMOkESr II East l4h 81, n Y.
THE CONEY ISLAND DAILY NEWS.
q Published every afternoon on Brighton Beach. The
first and only paper published ON CunCy Island.
PRICE, TWO CENTS
Mailed 10 any address for " cents per mouth -,
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The proprietor bog announce that the newly Rddc
OIEN.Alk GARDEN
will be inadlurat"d sATt RDAN. Jane n
This estAblishment will then h. found Tie coolest mos
pleasant AMI most socially convenient OF it, Kind in IN
nj
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LETTER FROM ST. MARY.
ST. MARY PARISH, Dec. 4, 1879.

81, MARY IAhIstI bbC' - Lef''
M. j. y. Gilmore:
The damage ocoasioned by the storm
of September is now scarcely noticeable.
The country looks as if therc had never
been any disturbance Of the kind. All
the sugar houses nre in full blast, plenty
! Of work, but rather a scarcity Of bands.
Every planter is doing his best to save
the crops. Strange to add, the yield
in the prairie far exceeds that in tho
woods. Mr.. Pierre Larro made out Of
thirty-fOur rows, three nrpents long,
ten hogsheads of sugar. His cane was
ground at Messrs. wilson Provost and
Bros. In the woods, it is said the cane
averages one hogsheads to the acre.
Since my last letter, what is called
yellow fever, has made sad havoc in
Lower Cypremort. Upper Cypremort is
very healthy, so it is, also, in the woods,
and the weather fine.
How are politics your way Here 1t
is a one-sided question. Ten blacks to
one white man in this ward. You may
Judge how it will go. Nevertheless,
some good white candidates rest a hope
on the disposition of the authorities to
carry out to the letter the provisions of
the new constitution, which says plainly
that a person to hold Office must be
properly qualified.
Yours, l.. n. i.
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REMovED.-Mr. ]. 4. camp-map. dealer
] stoves, has recently removed from
Foydras street, where be has been ii
business for many years, to No. IL CamD
street 9 Commercial Alley, New Or
leans Dir. camp-map il an henorabIe
dealer, and thinks IN his Champion and
Stewart stoves he offers she pubic aTti.
cles which cannot be surpassed, See his
advertisement in another column.
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JOHN I'M, CHAMBERS,
ROOn POles !

have on hand and am constantly re-
ceiviDg Green Hogshesd and Barrel
Hoop Poles. which I offer under full
guarantee, at BOTTOM PRICES. For
sale by JOS. WHITFIELD,
So Poydras street, New Orleans, La.
Sept. 25-3m
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For Sale.

FOUR HUNDRED ARPENTS FINE
Wood Land, situated on Bayou Teche,
about two miles above Franklin. Partly
cleared and improved. Also, Dwelling,
Store and Brick Office, on Main street,
in the town of Franklin, at low figures
for Cash. Fur further particulars, apply
to MRS. A. HABEkT,
Decl-1m franklin ia.
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Forty years trial has proved BLACK.
DRAgGHTn the best liver medicine III
the world.
For sale by James 4, Lee.
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For packing purposes alone, tho value
of oysters to Maryland is SIS ,O0O, 900,
How much money is lying in u oyster
beds, waiting for persons TO fish it up?
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Like the peach, the apple crop Of
Maryland is said to have been one of the
most abundant known for a period OF
twenty years,
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James Lee.

Fishermen and spartsm6g-Will aud
everything in their line at r. Rhodes,
% st. Charles street, New Orleans.
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ITALIAN OPERA.-As the grand
opera season draws toward a
close, the attendance has greatly
increased, and the New Orleans
public fully realize the merits of
the Strakosch troupe. Mile. Tere,
sina Singer has a very sweet and
powerful voice, and is as well an
actress of much merit. Mile. La
Blanche Miss Blanche Dayen-
port, q sister of Fanny Dayens
port,l is also a sweet singer and
most clever actress. Mile. Anna
Belocca has a wonderful contraIto
voice a. well as great personal
beauty, and like the other ladies
named has become a great favor
lite With the public. Messrs. Stor.
Il, Customary and Lazzarini have
proven themselves superior SINCE
ers and good actors, while the
chorus aud orchestra are all that
could be desired. Two weeks
more will terminate the engage
nent Of the Strakosch troupe, and
all lovers Of music in Louisiana
endeaEor TO hear them be,
5ore4hey leave.
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FFNagEESa9 FO0Md9.V

AND MACHINE SHOP,
Having leased the Fleming Foundry
and Machine Shop for a term of years,
we are prepared to do all binds of
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORK,
We have all the patterns of the late C.
Fleming, and hope, by strict attention to
business, and being promptly on time, to
merit the patronage Of the Planters and
Manufacturers, ALPHA MCCAIN.
Franklin, March 81. IS79-y
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Nothing can compare with Reeds Gilt
EdgeIonic for bilious and malarial fevers
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Fer Sale CheOD.

The undersigned gentlemen have on
hand a lot OF No. l, handmade ~hogsheads,
which they will sell CHEAP FOR CASH.
Address WALTHER & E. BOURGEOIS
Sept.25-3m TigeryiEle, La,
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Transient AdveFtsements-SI so per
inch for one week, and 81 for each subse-
quent insertion.
No charge made for publishing mar
riage and death notices simply, but obit-
uaries will be charged as advertisements.
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MISCELLANEO
rECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA LINE

TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA LINE
REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET.
THsAA For St. MartinsviIle, New
3s2s Iberia, J~eanerette, Franklin,
Centreville, Pattersonville, and all inter
mediate landings on Bayou Teche and
Atchafalaya riVor-the new passenger
steamer
JOHN M, CHAMBERS,
T. r. Muggah, Master,
The above packet will leave New Or
leans promptly as advertised every
alternate Wednesday and Saturday. For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
GEO. D. HITE, No, 142 Gravier ST.,
or J. E.CARLIN, 60 Magazine St,
Iar1-tf Nav 0rlasus
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Query: Why will people suffer with
indigestion when 'sBLACR .DRAUeHT'
would cure them?
For Sale by James 4. Lee.
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BIDWRLL's ACADEMY OF MU-
sIo.-"Rioe's Surprise Party,n a
very large and well organized
combination Of burlesque artists,
this week and next occupy this
theatre, and they are drawing
large houses by the production
Of choice comic operas, namely,
"HorroFs," "Ravels,p aRobes in
the Woods" "Robinson 0rusoe,'
etc. This is lie largest company
which has visited New Orleans
this season, aud embraces much
In that line.
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Notllng N the world equals BLACK
DRAuGhTn in female diseases
For sale By James
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There is no better remedy than Reeds
GILT Edge Tonic for dyspepsia and indi.
gestsen.
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For Sale BY James 4 L

Ladies, get permanent relief by using
"BLACE-DRAUeHT."
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CHICAGO.
The Custom House Cases.

CHICAGO, May l9-ln the United
States Court this afternoon. 10 the custom
house construction eases, the prosecution
having closed, the counsel for Potter and
Hill, moved the discharge of their clients
on the ground of their being no evidence
against them. This motion was not resis-
ted By the government counsel and the
court instructed the Jury accordingly and
also to include Wheaton, another defen-
dent. The court Temarked that from
what had been presented by the prosecu-
sion it was clear the persons named should
never have been indicted There never
was any ground for the Indictment of Mr.,
Potter. AS to the others it is claimed the
prosecution did not produce On this tria
the evidence placed before the grand jury
The court ordered the trial of Mueller
Mills, Burling and Reed to proceed. Al
| it is now the purpose OF the defeEdents Il
call Hill and Wheaton as witnesses, thert
is good prospect for all of the accused Il
escape responsibility, notwithstanding tn
facts that the poor quality of the ston
and the excessive cost of the building ar
not disputed.
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TIE Crops.

CHICAGO. May l9.-The Inter Ocean
which it has received within the past
three or four days. They represent the
condition OF the growing crops throughout
the Northwestern States.
10 Illinois winter and spring wheat has
tTihe larger acreage than last year with
good promise. Oats decreased acreage
and not in very good condition. Corn
mostly planted and lsrEer acreage than
last season.
In Wisconsin small grains are rather
backward, owing to the dry weather, and
in some places wheat is rather thin, but in
the acreage is increased over last year.
In Minnesota dry weather injured wheat
prospects for awhile, but recent copious
showers have brought ihe crop into excel
lent condition. and with the largely in.
creased area soWn, especially on hitherto
unbroken soil, there will be large yield
Corn will also be larger crop. Oats
| rather inferior in quality,,and condition.
In Dakota a large increased amount o.
wheat and oats will be raised. No damage
from grasshoppers.
In Iowa winter wheat has an increased
area and is in fine condition. SpriDs
wheat in some localities is rather thin OF
the ground, but generaiy looking well
The aceage is probably increased, although
reports are contradictory. Corn will be al
Unusually live crop. Oats like wheat.
In Nebraska the increased acreage of al
grains will probably be equal TO one quar-
ter. Substantially the sane 2ay be sal
of Kansas
| On tae Gkole lac prospect is very fat
EteriDg,
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NEW XORE

SARATOGA, May 20-The 4rst business
before the Presbyterian general assembly
WAS the reading OF the report OF the board
of home mission which shows that there
are !. .202 missionaries engaged 10 the work,
all of whom have prosecuted their labors
with marked success during the past year.
Ten missionaries had died; 1902 minis
ters have preached at stated intervals in
not less than $500 places in 1873 and 1879,
have organized 264 Sunday schools and
now have under their care II 1881 pupils,
Many revivals have been enjoyed. The
board reports the organization OF l5b
churches, au Increase in a membership OF
10 S72, of whom 1888 were by letter and
|G7l9 on profession of faith, Financially
the wear had been one Of hardshlps to con-
tributors and missionaries. Long continued
financial distress in the country had led to
vide spread discouragements OF receipts,
while % per cent less than the amopCt
called for we're sl7, 36S 10 excess OF 1871
and 1878
New YoRK, May 20. The body found
in the North river, to-day, has been ldep-
tilted as that of Col. Groesbeck.
The rush of women and children to pur
chase ten dollar refundiDg certificates al
the post0ffice to-day was greater than any
previous day. They stood in line three
deep. The mems line was very nearly a'
long and much more orderly.
The Italian bark AmaIfi, which ciearet
at this port Saturday for Barcelona, witt
a cargo of twenty-five hundred barrels 2
?e.ne,. get.oieAa vas burned TO tn
waters edge this moTuing and sank at he
anchorage off Staten Island; loss $50, ,0Ou
insured abroad. The Grew vas saved
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1t was agreed that vote on the SO called
political part of the bill should be taken to-
morrow at NJ.
After executive session adjourned.
TLLINO1S.
The Legislature
THE SENATE

THE SENATE.
SPRINGFIELD, May l9.-There was no
quorum 10 the senate to-day.
IN TIE HOUSE
sixty eight members were in their seats
when the house was called to order by Mr.
Shaw, in the absence of Mr. Speaker
James.
The following bills were read a second
time and ordered to a third reading
House bill 600, to amend the act by which
the offices of county treasurer and county
assessor 10 counties not under township
organization were consolidated; house bill
eli, to amend the fees and salaries act in
regard to the fees of county treasurers;
house bill GA, to amend the act relating
to township insurance companies by au-
thorizing them to assure against loss by
lightning; house bill 895, to appropriate
$2500 to build monument to the memory
of Col. JAS A. Mulligan; house bill 743.to
amend the act relating to married women
living apart from their husbands without
their fault, house bill 425 to amend some
sections Of the revenue law; house bill 224.
to provide for the examination and licensing
OF dentists; house bill 455, to permit mu-
tual life associations to accumulate and
hold surplus funds, with an amendment
limiting the amount of such fund to
100000; house bill 799, to authorize
county surveyors to take acknowledge.
ments n.a of deeds and conveyances; II. B.
ST. to amend the act establishing house
of correction.
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, May 19.-The officers aud d.
rectors of the following western roads held
conference here to-day to arrange the
details of their annual meetings next
week: The Chicago, Iowa & Nebraska;
the Cedar Rapids & Missouri River; the
Iowa Falls & Sioux City; the Sioux City &
Pacific; the Maple river; the Fremont,
EIkhorn & Missouri Valley; the Iowa
Railroad Land Company; the BIairstown
Lot and Land Company, and the MoingoDa
Coal Company.
The war among the trunk lines extend
ed to passenger rates to-day, and first
class tickets, limited, to New York. were
reduced from ST. to $l5. Freights are
very weak, but no quotable change has
yet occurred
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FRANKFORT, May 20.-Thomas Buford
was brought from Louisville on the train
this morning. Court convened at 10 o'clock.
Judge Mcnamara presides. George ID
Curtis, for defense, made an argumen: for
change of venue. The court decided, as
the law was mandatory, he would grant
the change. Owenton, county of Owen.
was fixed upon as the place for the trial;
the court to convene there July 8th.
LOUISVILLE. May 2O-The first race,
mile and quarter. resulted IN dead heat
between Fortune and GlenmoTe; KEN
Richards third. Time 2:l03 Ten started:
Esilah, Fortune, Glenmore, Dunkirk,
Mary r, and the field consisting OF Conn,
Signal, Mollie McGinty, KEN Richards
and Douglass. The rece vas beautifully
contested.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May 20 The house
on lndiGn affairs has agreed TO
report favorably on General Hooker's
proposition referring to the court Of claims
all questions of difference arising out of
treaty stipulations with the Choctaw na-
ton.
The ways and means committee, to. day,
after passing upon two bills of private
character, and discussing without result
propositions relative to the duty on quiz
nine, indefinitely postponed the resolution
introduced by Chairman Wood, regarding
any adjustment at the present session.
The committee then, after some discussion,
agreed to the following resolution;
ReS0lUed, That this committee will not
consider at this session any bills or joint
resolutions affecting the revenues, and that
all such measures shall be laid over till
the regular session in December,
The motion 70 reconsider was laid upon
| the table.
| A select committee of the senate, sp-
pointed to investigate all matters pertain
| ing to the Freedman Savings and Trus
Co met this morning, every member beinG
present and Senator Bruce presiding
Cremell, Leopold aud Purvis. commits
siouers appointed under the act Of congress
to close up the affairs of the institution
made statement of their operations t
date, presenting schedules showing tn
condition Of the company, aud making
suggestion as to the course that should b
pursued in future. With reference to tw
principal items in the assets; viz: rea
estate and notes, that the lat
ter were in process Of col!ectioI
but as to the real estate, they douhte
whether it would be possible to realz
upon it at present without suffering
S heavy loss. They stated that dividen
; of thirty per cent. had already been pal
c and that they hoped before long be ab
t to pay another dividend of 80 per ceG
G making so per cent. in ali. They urge
that, as means of enabling them to c
this. the government should purchase tt
?. Freedman's bank building in Washingto
n the greater part of which is now rented f
n the use of the department of justice. IV
e drafts of bills were submitted By che col
N miss;oners, designed to transfer the affai
Ie of the company to the Comptroller Of Gu
l. rency or such other officer of the Cover
D ment as congress might direct. 4
commissioners have heretofore asked to
relieved FROM the dltiea ilnposed and
Submitting these bills to-day reiterat
ss that request.
The Rock Island Argus., 1879-05-20

They are not a beverage, but medi-
cine. with curative properties of the highest
degree, containing no poisonous drugs,
They do not tear down an already debili
tated system, but build itup. Ohe bottle
contains more hops. that is, more real hor
strength, than barrel of ordinary beer
Every druggist in Rochester sells them,
and the physicians prescribe them. -
Rochester Evening Express on Hop Bitters