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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-28
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mo. $751;
ROOL "A n A T10N
DY The
lllqlu1p III ullD Stats

IN puuuauoe of On Act Of Congress Of
June q, 1870, I, RUTHERFORD b.
HAYES, President Of the United States
At America, do hereby declare aud mako
known thst . pnblio sale Of valuable
Government lands will be held at the
Land O6ace ut NATCHrTOCHES, in tho
State Of LOUISIANA, on
TUESDAY, APRIL IL, 1850.
ct which time will be offered Oh lands
not previously disposed Of in tho uudsr.
ment oned Towuships and parts Of Town
chips, viz:
North Of base line aud west Of tho
Louisiana meridiso:
Townsbips l. 2,3, IS, 6, Z, 80, 10,
II, IL, and Is, Range 1.
= tie o. !: s !: s,S&Ssss.'al'. IL,
Townships /, 1,s.A5, s.zs.alo. II.
II. - 3 T. 49, Is, IT, H. H. 49, o. Il, ~,
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u, Is, ls, II, Is, 10. 20, II. and q. Range
Tovnshius 1. 2. 4 T. s. G. 10. 8. 10.
II. n. ia II. IS ID. II, l6, i9, 20. 81. u.
and q. Ranes &,
rnvnshins I. 4. a4.k 6. 2. 6. O. n. II.
IL Is. he. II. IT, 10. 20. q, 81. and q.
Range =.
Townshius I. 4 "a. 5, s, z 81 10.
n. L. ~ =. Is. IT, II. l6. Is. 70. q. r..
and q. Range TO-
Tovnahins I. 93A56. 10. 9 10. II.
II n IL. is. u.s. il. Il. IS. 20. 81. q
ana q Ranca II
Townshins 3 3 1857 40 10 II
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Towuship. 10, II. b. Is. a. Is. Is.
II, 10, IL, 90, q, q, and q, Range il.
Townships II, y. IL. II, IL, 10, u, IL,
u. y, u, u, ana =, ksnGo d.
Lands appropriated BY lsw for tho no
Of schools, military or other purposes. OF
reserved for railroad purposes, will Be
tho above lands will 10 commenced on
tho day appointed, and will pl0c0ed TO
t tSs ~ VhoIe have 6een osered and tho
sa'ss tnos closed; o ex tne $40 sIa'' . nos
M nsivstA sntfv Of sny Of tho lands
I'll, Ia sdmltted until tho dsy aftsr
tho close Of the public Offering. All
lands held q double minimum price will
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-28
LOCAL GLEANINGS.

la,uosicons 10 vogue.
M Ass Wednesday.
| l>svt how warm early 10 tho
Msk
los. 1uos. +. BAYAap, N. @. hss
,lossd u under obligations for .
~ Il BIZ speech, In the United
lu1p Sessse. on the Financial ques.
~
Obltos ssill coming and going.
| ar oooo bales have been shipped
IL III point during the season.
AMY eood exhibit for our city.
It1t eometh % ebony.hued male
lped, vho amuseth an admirtua
u1losee d hb own lamp.black tel.
bauss snd little boys, With the
~ alysins Of % ACCORDION. Veri,
n, Varsity il the spioe Of life" and
lDUllteehss IL enjoying It.
81. Attorney D. O. SCARBOROUGH.
hsplv escaped . serious accident.
IL uoedsy. He was driving . pstr
tbosses, hitched to . buggy. on st.
oUeb street, when they started t.
II, bit were brought up standing.
N he barber pole near the heed OF
- selsee. No serious damage done.
Parish Court oouvsnes next Mon.
u, The let session OF THE court. in
~ Parish. Our Judge IL equal to
Assuefssacy, aud ready for bust.
>ega Doubtless tho members Of the
3Wll!syy - many cases a. possible
nlSls ssssios 10 likely 10 be . live.
t6& Shsse ass over cue hundred
~ q The Docket.
OF sesegstic aud able Congress.
90 hso Inuisiass, Hon. J. B.
Au sn1 Hon. B. +. JONAS, have
WSouewsa thanks for public docu.
11oA VI feel proud to know thai
~ t1el5 multitudipous duties, our
tsoied Representatives,, in Con.
eW 1evs not failed to remember
AVuulcA1os.
WA IL swallows homewsrd
" 0Agtlas have made their sp-
)oneo. b Numbers, In THE lQlali.
ssesy NOD Indication that ge6tle,
e>yod opsins, 10 not far distant
s0e6n future. Emerald sward,
'eeooe uees and blossoms. indicate
sea>ilG Of the came Equalization.
! agsala citizen attempted to
olesshls through bic dining
.oeoe 6aek night last week. and
~ Aeadlong over . box Of
- vhloA had but just arrived,
- In p the middle VI the
- - aads % exclamation not
10y elsbeaa 10 its nature. Tnis
veenlsAt be called. = stsrchy
,gHAI
|. yeaallpvisdgs tho receipt from
slAes. joss,z sHoLr. n. D..
lsepscsor Of the FIRST Dis
sa - Orleans, Of . pamphlet
- sxEssspes from the annual
49, 8 tAs Board Of health for
& nbpsmphlet treats OF the
- 4 ~ public health and
M nselsalasiy OF tue care Of
ID Tie schools and contains
- aogsseions ~ TO their
4-t...
1a Peer" Il the name Of .
9.sslatts In vogue here. A
e1a slosh: aeircls described
49, dtsided into numerous
= eoeA Of which e some or.
aaess q iess value, such q
sseI slaes, oliver and gold
g osaasioosl piece Of mo.
: cA 4 pivot 10 tho esa.ze
- % which revolves 10
M, h i turned. Where.
assdw polats that Il The
- ssaAs . ehsuoe. Any
o1l. aossy, and the Gro.
:. se1os hits Nike . hungry
SOoythnlt ehaaaa Nth sH.,n.
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Notice 70 Prs-euption Claim.
ants.

, Every person entitled 70 The right q
pre.smption 70 any Of Tho Lands within
tbs Townships and pasn q Tewashtps
Abovs sauneeatsd, 10 required - oeteA.
Tlhh Tie came 70 ths oatislAotio0' Il IL,
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LuCHlNl'& MILLS.

From, end sitter this date, tho pablie a!e
notified that will sell meal TO tho pab-
lie at tho same rates o. tho current peice
Of corn. Agencies for delivery Of said
meal will be established at tho stores q
Mn. II. Z. Burke. Harris Jsiisr, I. Kahn,
c. F. L'HcrissOn, ]. H. Stephens AID
Jos. DiSBder,
F.LUCH!Nl. -.
Jan. l7.Cln. Steam Local Mil.
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Tax Payers
Can bs supplied with City and Pasish
Scrip. receivable for back taxes, BY
DR. ]. 8. STEPHENS.
Nov, @.-3m.
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For 0o1o.,
4 SMALL tract of land contaiet0G
n forty.four acres aud 4 dwel91e
house. A good position for . Physjeaas
OF Country St0rp. :. -,
Apply to P.S. PRUDHOxAE.'
Jan. 2l.-lmo.
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lSO0OS O0O " SWpVVSo0 ~ ~ OHp0OS'
snce. On tho apex OF tho roof 70 .
plateau about twelve feet square,
surrounded by . railing and covered
With tin. The view from the eleve-
ted position II remarkably flne.
Spread out to the vision 10 the broad
valley Of Cane river, with Ito plowed
delds, residences. and cabins. For
miles down tho river 10 . panoramic
scene OF beauty and thriftiness. In
tho far East can be seen the blue
line OF pine hills, whore Montgomery
Is situated. This place Il . great
resort for our young people. who
love the extended view. The build.
log 70 surrounded with shade trees,
and tho adjacent grounds, . portion
Of which are In the Cane river bot.
tom. comprise about $50 OF 400 acres
OF good land, most excellent for
gardening, or other agricultural pro.
auctions. We arc pleased to note
that the Shreveport papers have 90.
dorsed our sentiments - to IT. dtnesa
for . public State Institute. The
ssssdsrd recommends II % 90 Asylum
Tor tho mutes and blind. It u hoped
that our Legielstoes viii take some
steps tending to tho purchase Of this
mssniacent building for State use.
Reader, did you ever 80 70 . candy
pulItnsi Il u . popular amusement
in Nstchitoches, just now. There
M ono Of these pleasant entertain.
msnts q Tanvess' house the Other
oisht. Tanvers and bic lady cordial.
II welcomed the YOUNG people, who
came to indulge In this fashionable
pastime. The pots OF delicious syrup
~ers put 70 boil 10 Tsnvsrs' bed
room /: . table With snowy cloth M
placed in tho centre Of the room. and
huge dishes deposited thereon "a
hold the billed extract Of cane juice. I"
IN duo time 1t We declared ready
for tho msnipulstions Of the imps'
tient gueets. They made . rush tos
ehs plstssrs, burned thste Angers.
olaeeered up their hands; end rushed
heltee skettse1 through The rooms,
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o. the night preceding tho last
performance Of the Fay TempletoD
troupe In this city. 90 aged gentle.
man itom the pine woods. entered
the theatre, accompanied by his two
sous. The polite ushss directed him
to the back seats IN the hall % the
numbered seats had already been
sold. In Q voice sufficiently loud 70
be heard oil over tho ball. he o..
claimed cont put me too far back,
sir." He then attempted to occupy
q reserved sest, from which he wss
ousted. He then became irsts. and
refused to listen 70 any explanation
OF expostuistion, and turning 70 bio
soas proclaimed, Boys you osa
stsy here II you want TO. I'm going
out. I want my money. Il y ~ good
~ anybody's, and I wont stay in
here, II I cant cit where I want TO-"
The old man broke for the door and
disappeared. Ono son remained 70
Wleaess the performance. Tnas Gen.
tismao did not knoW the di6srsacs
boeWooa neu1 q tevm.
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.lDDInoNIL lE1DE HEP0Rrs.
COTTON MAKKrr--BY TELEGRAPH

COTTON MARKET by IELEtk ApU.
LIvinroot. March 30 80 o. ~. Cotten easier: Ml-
bales. Inc ug luor bales ApecHtuon aud Re.
ccrts $4,000 balcs including 10. 100 bales American Flu
also 3D.. do Apul delivery 7lee., -s!
d.. April aud ay de livery sat, also led do, May and
July ami August deliver, 'g do, August and september
iyEIlool March 2O-I 3op. m.-Mddlng Urlauds Cotton
7oiai.: Micdhng orleans. ~
LyERTooi, March % IN The sales o. the iay IN.
Aliaaunr clause, M>r,a SUI Apr delivery 7ad: do
July and August delivery. FL.
AUGUsIA Starch SOC0ttoi dull an nominal M.idiing
l2-c Low 'lddnr l2'sc Gool Culinary. IL 20 receipts
bales sales 1913 bales
NidtnnN lac GOOD p-nnarf. i-h gross rec iDta. ~
bales exports coasw-e 20 bales sales. 80 ba stocs
B0sros March SOootton dun; Afiding l3itc. Low Md
ding 2sc. GOOD Ordinary. l2sc net receipts $40 bales
CNAgLEsrus. March So Ioton quiet. Middling &c.
MiGnr ia 'iood ordinary, j. gr. nee recepfslSs bales
exports coastwise bates, sales 200 ba.es stock. s.. rs
CNclyvAr March 30 Cotton we,k; Middlmp les.c Low
1ildJDuP l2iac Good Ordinary. nigci rcceint, bales
shipments. lO.4 bales sales 81 bales stoc l.O3y
GALVESTON March 30 COtJan duu ana nominal. Mdihng
~ &C.. low Mddling, l24e GOOD ordinary ~;
"a bales exports To he Continent $50 bales
1913 sales 2l3 bales; -'ors 40, ~ bales
LOUISVILLE. March jO-Coiton dali; iicdnDg. D. o-c.
MEMIG- March 3o.-toton lower 10 sell Nldlu.. l2 tc.
rcocIp,s Lisa bales shpmene 800 Daies 800
stock. 90 ~ bales
sl0nLF March 80 Cotton dull lower 20 sell MIaal,nq
IL .o 'iidilng II sci Good OI,nsrv Sc net re-
cepta. ~ bales tKpoS costw.se. pa bales 100
bales. STOCK A. 100 bales
NEw ORR aANs. March otton easy mfidIme l9,.r
Low MidInng J. -. 6n1C ordinary, lSc.. me- receipts
$50 bales ros. g. "a bales exports TO Great britain
bsns sales. 1000 bS.ra. stOc,. 2fLII5 bales
NORFOLK March 80 ,ottor quiet; Midanng ~ 7s: not
receipts lupa bales eIDorts cOhstwlse 1911 baes sales
rmI4DELrn, March 80 Cotton quiet Miidlog ~ PC.
Low MmdlnE So G"od DrinArY, i.l4c net receipt,
30 bales gross $50 Dals sales spinnes lds bales StoeN
lbA 0N bates
SAVANNAH March 30 otton-Nohing dong prices uoul
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ANILIAlMANY LL.-M.N..

The Committee on Permanent OI:r0o OF
ID. ant. Tanueuy ORGANIZATION, corpoe % ..e from
each Assembly -,Iot. met l-i evening tnI tie pur.
pose OF selecting permanent officer. joy ct-ua-
t4.l -I to b. submit ed to tnc Conrad tnnutt.c ios
Is upp1otaio on Friday evening. Narr- =. Power lr-
Na,d with II. H. Porter as secretary. tf'.r c.r-'.i
bic deIberttlou ADIam =. HcN4I Was p-feDd sp.l r
president. There Itlrcu yi..-pr i, ''
from the variou. Go. irssoufl D.-li,-. These NCf.
not dec ded u90H. H. H. Pj-cr W.8 s. fol Treas
Urtr
The Irving Hal Democrats of the Iy.h .en1l' DIS
trict held tncr 'fcpnl prInatF electro. 'ni rf'- 1
General Com uitfce, plsct oi OBJ" contested er
tor. Two u acts were IN iIr ur.d nrilrd bY tItft
Reilly and Thomas Brady. There Ha-a strong r.tl
SHOWN and large crowd present, Vuic1 vt- koHt fn
ORDER 1y Captain PcttA auI l0Ict o.. iJr use I1.le
men. Tine election began Ht %. nnI closed Bi lu
H.. resulted a. follows: For inc Re u'k.f. Iji
Brady. 1JI Mic tcl q. Murphy Uf 'Ir IT. d. fiici,
Marx Laulgln OF tho lid, and Daufrl O'Ei.r, ar D..
ma acted lnsI ctO-. In thc carly part DO" VOTING
Iuoui- Brady rushed up stars iuto tIr po Inl-ro u
with drawn revolver and eXci elH claimed titt ...
member Of the Rry faction Lad l"d iir ur 'ooif-
with thci men, mo presence OF fur in r5'..t i-
Inl4sul.lOu and p4cNeutci auy OF iuIo..I-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-31

M doN without lmpairing the efficiency OF the Guy
cA ment but that on the contrary, the effect would
Ia n largely thereto by looping on useless Offices
and ecures and In this way diminishing a source OF
oor,A ion aud political patronage, does not admit OF
al O." The resolutions were laid upon the table
- 1g the names OF persons who have signed a re-
INST the passage of the proposed charter
w.. 81 OF Drexel. Morgan & Co, Robert Jaiiray,
T.ctA . 4. schutz, benjamin B. sherman, Robert j.
y"' ton. Oswald Ottcndorfer, Smith Ely, jr., Jordan
W"t Hc'nrd VI. Hoe, Richard Ogden, Gerard Beck
-, 4 ,fer D. stuyyesaut, Amos L. Emo, Theodore W.
m11' Parker Handy John j. Cisco. Howard Potter,
TTM.-l ~ Brown. Wheeler II. Peckham, GustaY
$3.50 William H. WOrheu Herman Uhl, Il ElerF
Aniof ~ f. ,r.,oL Ii,,oinre NJ R,rnes william
Clft, a t - Cm" 1j,orios ~ Frv lanes Emott.
y D. II l ~, =, -. snl,,,,,, Ii.nrv nav Henry
MMh1 l,I III. Cos~itt, 0. F. G. Billings, A J.
Ioen.l william A. Booth, William IL, ne"i n
John " J'uD-,'' +" AZ In, - Lf,cdnnongh Alfred
" 90. u.ht A. ~ -. 80 - 7 EI~n,ng Woolsry
G. Howl M nn., " ~, .nr I1org. pootn John T.
1V".'- II te.rec W. DHlway. Daniel NJ. Stimson, John
- t..0 and Arthur ". Hunter
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political VIEWS.

0rrrlur~IIR COUNTY ELECTIONS.
...,..l,IN alIUENs OWING 10 MANY SfLlI-
TChrr-
The elections for town officers IN each ot the
.... .... t.rU. ~ Ne.'chc-t,r C.ua rs took pi'ce
.r... rrt owing 20 the number of sphtucA''' ana
..r.. .ie... I,t- hour wlich tho canvass OF inc
,f t.. ..d 90 is Impossible q tell exactly the
..,f ...a.,, ,.r az the new Board of Supervisors.
L. .rt, Board consisted Of IL Democrats and II
L.alp'i.aus
h. town o' Bedford the contest for the Supervisor
slp was D.. tween &. G.. Arnold Dem) and Joseph Bar
rct rpl tbe present Incumbent, whose reelection Is
r.nt-l..t conceded In the town of Cortlaudt william
a .b., uJeml aud Robert MacKclar UIop) were the
.un,cs IL Etst Chester both candidates we're Demo
.rsts Dlve tho present Incumbent, and David QlacS
.lr.n nominated hy the Cugcns Association and sup
rnIt,' %, the Germm raVpVc,s' Association and "a
afg, portion of the Republicans The other candidate
thnrlr. O.truudrr. was nominated bN one clique OF
p.mnom;s and supported hS IA portion OF the hel"h-
nciu.
lu sf.euhurs thc candidates were 4. o. Wilson
ll.ul who has represented thc town So the Board of
supervision .or many ycar4, and James = Millard
d.pl IN thc town 81 Harrison, George T. BurnE.
rt...lt RtIu'n,tn Dumucut. and Edward Nil''''
f..m,r Supervisor lpcuil. Wcr, the candidates. The
election of NJ Darling w,s bci we'd 90 bo certain In
Ono town %, IcUi,poIo, John G. II 'mos the present II
.u. coma incumbent. O., said to hc reelected.
f. NIutrourch, james Myers was nominated 10y tn'
o. I.II.turs hut lc Gee, ned thc nouIuluon leaving
Msuu.- Hauti tue present pcmocsauo ircumocui' 90
la y .t,o Without opposition. Ia the town OF Mount
Pr...nt Nose, ". Taylor. Tire present Democratic ia
.a .n.rt ana jaime. Bird Utcp) were tae caudid'trs
D.. lU town ui Rochelle thr cou'c~t WAS n,lN'cu
u. r.,p.. CO." krp1oHcm incumbent, "4d Anel u
.....rl . concealed us 700 90 100 uliOlity. IN y S.
D.-tIr. l. NJ Cup.utrr, trc Republican lucumb.n "a-
o.. >or.a C.,ii, t'c candidates wore james Hopkins.
d.. publican mcm.ont. and A.tou EeoI (DlJ
Doe
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AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
,ras1rprs nErnRE ME LEGIsLATURE.

MEASURES BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE
BILL FOR THE EQUAL TAXATION OF NATIONAL AND
STATE BANKs-THR CHARTER BILL DELAYED
rMPLoYE, or THE LEGISLATURE.
A bill was introduced in the two houses ycster-
day. prepared by Joint Committee, 10
equalzo the taxation Of State and National
Banks. An effort on the part Of Mr.. Strahan to
make his Charter bill a special order for tomorrow
was defeated in the Senate. Tho cnacting
clause Of the bill 10 increase the number OF
the ompov6- Of the Legislature was stricken out,
and some of the members Of the Assembly lost their
temper over motion to reconsider the vote.
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ACTION AGAINST ARArLnoAD.


ALBANY. March 3O.-R. \. Pumcntcr on
brua Iiacu C0ttrc ANA Elizabeth c. LOUDER apple
10 Ju-iic. O-b,ru to-ily Tor mnnd"mus comp iuc
he Greenwich ana John-onv.ile Runway Com Huy Go
'uc to them preferred ocA for bond, o th' road he
by Them TIE company Wa or-aHiz prior Ia 1850
ana issued 100000 IN bonds 20 secure fGoitgng,
tue property The built the proceeds OF
tho bonds, and the company paid the coupons for "a
while and then ceased. receiver appointed, the
bonds went to protest. aud tIc mortgage Oscd
Al this time there due on tc bond, $50 600 Tho
property sold, aud IN pursuance 10 u.Au agreed
the DAY previous bid ..t rJ2 600 bciug
OniV 32a cen ~ tn" debt Tho old com pHuF imnr
datcly reOrgarHcd and continued business issuing
fcrfed stock 10 Il T1s relations. the original
bondh0id-rs, asked hat tno bonds be- Il rnnHrd fer tnr
preferred stO' heucr thr present application. samuel
Hand opposed, aud the Court took tue papers.
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pROTESTING AGAINsT THE NEW CHARTER

RESOLUTIONS OFFERED n THE BOARD or ALDER
NES-MANY PROMINENT CIIlZFN5 SIGNING A
PETITION AGAINST THF CHARTER.
At the meeting of the Aldermen yesterday
Alderman Marshall offered resolutions declaring that
many OF tho provisions Of the proposed are In
the highest degree Objectionable, sud II passed VIII
tend to make the government Of the city more in
efficient Most Of the objections OFF red similar
those contained In TIE petition 70 the Legislature now
being circulated for signatures, of which
was printed IN The TRIBUNE vest. day ono Of the
resolutions declared that this Board would welcome
with unfeigned satisfaction any legislation OF compTc
hcnslve character which would result i reduction cot
tho number OF persons employed 10 the Ci trrvcr..t
and the cutting down OF the salaries D.. point at Ic-t
81 900 900 below the prcscni nrc- Tna ,Ais cou "a
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p,2 rrRE san FoR IRISH RELlEF

The au' ton sale OF works OF art Mt Leayitrs
art rooms ''''ri"l aI'e'"o"n M" '''n''s' i"I tue
,o, ~, a .Ir.h Famine Fund. was hardly sGccess IN
.t ~. d. only thirty tar of he seventy five lots
r,.th a g sold. aud very low prices being obtained.
Tie total To" afternoon sues amounted 10 nearly
s4OD. lU9 '' evening ln' I''"N "''' V'""u'u "'" the
bidding n -sped Inc 'urT amounted TO over $1,000.
evciusiycN ihm's W li'l NtIr ouaH pl' 'hiscd ID
few lust,gt 90, me h'-i ~ n ~ ~, - phu ..ur
s,.,-.' r T.. T. NfHuartl. urnurht Sl95; md ~
"a.,.,iN Inc stately ships ~ tueir tInY.u
-, nv an" ny waiter ~ tcr-r. The CIR left
p.i,a.i n Al " hy E4s'm4u Jo1u-ou. sold Tor $40.
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Ihnve been for twenty years with an obstinate
skn disease. called some NJ D's psorsis ana p.ner
eposy commencing my scalp ard N spl,e o. az o'i
surely eNtr ded until ths WINTER cN'Icu
ire IN form - dry scales For the last iW Ness
have been unable 10 do labor ana suffering neht'N ~
scales n sheet bed. some o them Au
IA large a. the envelope containing this letter IN s le,
everyhng that could be thought OF without any re-
het The 18th ~ June ssrted West n hores could i'arl
shoud the hospital. but dnaly Hot a. Tar N
Lansing. Mich. where I have sister living ono l'r
tre cd mr about two weeks hut dd me no gn Al tan"yh'
hat bui short TIM, To i've eall.t'F plAN' Wv -
Cracked through the KIN an back ncross my nbS
hands imhs 'et badly swo len o. mails came on
nails dead nRrd bone hNli NoAl uN lht-s
as oi straw o. my Codl how did tuncr NY SIT T. Mfs
T. H. Davis had small part of box ot tuntuta ~ ths
relief ed he terrible burning SENSATION nom t M"lb
go rhov mu,ediate go the Re~ovent nhcura ana soap
times day had bath once day water about
blood heat used Cuucura soap tr-'N spphed 'n.uis
lett and my skin as smooth ~ TINS S'e' o
paper a.. g.. 1901. "a, ..u-..
during al those years Of suffering employ many dlEirhi
doctor. quite expense costing me h. al not less ihan
two thou dollars viii give you few Of thor nsl
Dr. how living IN Iowa; pr -, re'idTnt OF my ." ~
Prescott Ca. Dr. - Waertown City Jefferson County.
HIRAM %. Carl ENTER, -
Henderson, Jefferson county. y. d
sworn 10 before this nnee nth DIV ~ January lssO
A. " LEFFiNGWhLL.
Justice ui the Peace.
We hereby certify HAT we ara acquainted Win the alore
Hiram ms condition to nave ee
stated We believe has statement TO oe tiuc Ia ever pan
H. r. simmons & m merchant. Henderson. n. Y.
q. 4. Thompson neTohant Henderson y y
Wnari joiner. Merchant henderson. y. Y.
John CaIpcntcr II 'ucer-on. Y ,
a. NJ Lehus"en, attorney and counsellor atla"' Heh'er
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The SHE or MEDICAL diplomas.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Mayor Stokeley
has received from the United States Department Of the
Interior, Bureau Of EducatOn communication asking
Gs to the shading OF certain medical universities ana
colleges IN Philadelphia Enclosed In the communication
was the letter OF Andrew d. White United States Mn
ster AZ Berlin 10 secretary Evarts calling attention
the renewal In Germany Of tde sale OF American "bOgus
medical diplomas.
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Ant 10 SIZE THE RECORDS.

ArcrI A, Me-, March 30.-Messrs. Chase
Rr,sn opf Fogg members or the Council OF Governor
GsrcoIm "o were charged Ia the report OF the legs-
lsttv- IA ugalug Committee with dislOnoraBle
tt f "A Informal manner sent u0te 70 the Assistant
..-., St.itr last ght demanding The privilege OF
...,....,. q fr r.inrn+ whlcl tiey HcCnecd OF
.,l,,,.. i.r -.'r'tnr OF state absent and their
-..,,.. u . ...I. cd.