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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19
MARRIED..

NcLAURlN-NESSI.-Atth tho resi-.
deuos OF NJ. n. y. Teesler, 10 this
psrish, on Wednesday. Feb.. 10th.
1881, BY Rev. Father Andres. NJ
LAURlx K. NCLAURIN 20 Miss AIMEE
NESsl. No cards.
Through Oh tho smiles and irowoi
OF lifs;. mid Ito sunshine and It'd
tears two young hearts have linked
their destiniee. That cousin Mack
and bic youthful and lovely bride
nay experience more Of ute's cslm
than 10 storms, b OUT heartfelt hope
sod that eentle zsphyrs mid peos'
porous gales. may Watt their bari
or tho smooth surface Of SUMMED
seos, and fortunes favor llll th(
swelling ooils."
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Nelhersl usthers nsthersl -
Ars you disturbed a& night sad
broken OF your rest b. . slck child
su6sriug and crying With the eIcsu.
clating pain OF cutting tsethI 1fso
20 q onqs and get . bottle Of MRS.
VIN0lOWB SOOTHING SYRUP
L Viii relieve the poor little 0u6sces
acknowledgement upon Il: there
10 no mistake about Il. There % not
8 mother on earth Who be- eveg
used It, Who viii not tell you q ooce
that Il viii regulate the bowels. and
give rest 20 tho mother, and relief
nd health % tho child, operating
IKE magic. L y perfectly oeSe 4
use 10 OIL Gases, and pleasant . III
taste, and y tho prescription OF on!
q tho oldest ond best family phyol
olanO and nurses u tho United etstel
Sold everywhere. s cents . botsla
Nov. 9O.-ly
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From present ,njicatloNs. there 10
every srasou 10 believe that the Sives
Gill 90 a assume huge proportions.
The heavy s,osm ii last Thursday
Some 90 have ten v,1y general.
Shreveport dates VI the i?.h pio.
claim that the river had risen u feet
At Fulton. and later dates proc!.'..
II swelling rapidly above. the s'rcams
IN the vicIn,,y - Shreveport b-ips
very high aud many Of them having
ovcti!o sol th-ir tAnks. Cane sIvri
Il this point 10 s,ill slslos and 70 10
good boating order ioe Low water
craft.
Last Friday there was considerable
s,is apparent on Front street. Isrt,.
culsriy among the children. This
vas occAsionsd BY tho arrival OF A.
J. Bird's advertising craft, the StsI
ol the West. The boat and pictures
we're admired and = thrill Of deliRh,
permrste,l the arteries oi 'ye little
folks" land blsones tool on the ces'
,ain,y VI sclug q vevitsble show,
The same evening the Lills hassld
I'd by Q sooorus whistle. called ma
jcstlcally Into port, With Capt. Noe
In command. and Messss. Pistle enc
Walter Hopkins doloG duty 10 tn
clerks oflice. whilo Henry Grant I
msnirulatoe OF the dcetloy OF th'
craft. 10 the pilot house. The LlliI
10 . very peat boat, Just suited 70
Cane river 10 low water. Che hss
capacity TOT carrying 3OO bales Q
cotton. She carried 70 the mouth q
the river Lest Saturday about !,
bsies Of cotton 10. shipment o. u
Jesse K. Bell. bhe psssed dow
Sunday and returning Monday TOO
out 40 hales II cotton. making D totl
OF 80 bales. % Tuesday che brough
down from the Bell Q quantity {
freight for our merchsnts.
The Jesse K. Bell came up ver
early Tuesday morning and left III
came day for the Crescent City. HI
ever polite officers placed - und(
renewed obligations Tor city pSpee,
eight dsys 10 advance Of the malls.
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MARKETS.

The cotton market bee been some.
what dull THE week. owiDG 70 oor.
tiuued rains, making the roads still
moro impossible than ever. II such Q
thing was possible. Country people
ars unable to bring anything 70 mar.
bet, and more particularly cotton.
Ginning b still going o. Ia many 10.
calitles, and - coon - tho Highways
become passsble 10 may expect the
receipts 70 b much heavier. AZ VII,
bs seen from our summary. tho 70.
osipts thls week 90 much lighter
than our last report.
Quotations rule steady st tormel
prices. lansinS from loa 70 lcac.
! RECEIPTS.
Received previously. -. 5s4l bales,
during week.: 1sS "
Total. $3.50 bales
SUGAR AND MoLAssls.-We are In
debted to our friend, John T. Purves
Of the firm Of Delery & Purvee
weighers and gaugers, No. 50 Nortf
Front Street, for the following mem
orandum Of receipts Of Louisianl
sugar and molassee, at New Orleans
from Jan, -. 1890. to Feb. 1. 1881.
lsao-Hhds, Sugar, $3.50; Bbls. Nc
lasses, 4l9O; Halt Bills. Molasses, 81
Bills. Sugar, u.
lssl-Hhds. sugar, AGO: Bills. Mo
Leases, 7752: Half Bbls. 4olassel
as; Bbls. Sugar. 491.
Total from September let, to date
ls7s-Hhds. Sugar. 1885 Bbls. NJ
919; Bills. Sugar, $3.50.
lSSO-Hhds. Sugar, 119A9l Bills. NJ
laSses, 27l954: Halt Bbls. Molasse
. 1884: Bbls. Sugar. l0940.
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"YOuNU YOLEx~ COLUMN.

Ar,,c,cs ,os ,hi. colamn shosld b. ID.
,,wss.d to the .'lnea, Editss." All Goa.
ss,.uscss must s.nd their avn nnn,cs
With articles. ~ insure isSrrt'o". Write
only en- one side VI tho paper, aud sl"vr
ill. ~,i,r communications tsrsrIy and
plainly. Let IN hear tom our young
.la.,s aud lsAsirs."
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For "Youug Folks" Column.
The Storm.

The sun has gone to rest beyond
,he great expspss Of water. aud the
crimson clouis have cast their tinted
shadows over the -. Even nov the
BEAUTIFUL colors are disappearing snd
making room for the colt twilight
mi.,s. hut hsrk! what b that de.
tsut murm,ring and where ase the
golden clouds OF ligbtf The waves
that Q moment before vefe RsDtly
rocking and Tapping On tho beach.
have changed to angry biliovs. and
Oh b developed 10 ioky blsckness.
But a lurid ilssh reveals tho weird
sCeno. The angry ses y ceeklog Tor
Deev. hut happily none y q hand.
Akin the dxrkoeoS o6ecures the
sl9ht. Llstenl Was not that . oigna!
Of distress from some poor ship ]
Atas! Il must b %. % I0e nast
70 ose u ssch b the unhappy Sete Q!
any vessel on the angry -. u VI
OIL father 10 heaven. help them
Thers gOeo thele rockets and another
boom. The liehtoing y flashing u
c,,sssntly ooW, and 10 csa 80 tn
| ship last goin9 TO pieces. Oh. let "
send up . prayer TOT tho poor moe
tale 10 the fearful GO. The nobl<
chip has succumbed et lest, % hel
late, The crashes Of thunder 90 dy
jn9 out, and the heovin9 bllloWo, q
II ashamed Of What they did. - -
Oeding % sobbloG waves and thu
Gods 8 night OF terror.
The lightning With its brilliant aash.
Makes nature usou, % feU,
Tho thunder With On awful crash,
Tolls III ulstostauSs dire.
The surging, toaming billows roll,
UpOa The storm beat shore,
Aud then return with echoes bold,
| Which vie with thun.isr's rOsr.
M mortal pen con this describe,
| Il would be useless, vain,
! To try emil tsll With poets pride
This sceus III God and man.
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I'erSWuHl.

NJ. Z. ST. ANNE PRupRoxNE from
Ward I. dropped into our ssaotum
last Monday, and whiled away . few
m0ments Ia pleasant chat.
Dr.. J. ". CocxERWAx paid our Office
q visit this week and gave SUBSTANTIAL
tokens OF bile interest In tho VINDlcA.
TON.
Last Tuesday NJ. BREWSTER Can.
xERox. U. 8. Mall Inspector made 10
Q short visit. He 10 Just up from DO.
low and 10 travelling over the mail
routes In this section. inspecting the
Offices and investigating some OF tho
causes for the irregularities attend.
Ing the delivery OF the malls 10 the
Red River valley. When he finishes
travelling over the land routes. and
should he accidentally strike q heavy
rain storm or cylone, he will find one
or two cogent reasons for the prompt
non.delivery Of the mails.
A card from our friend Tom WHAR.
TON proclaims the fact that he 10 with
the well-known dry goods and no.
| lions establishment OF I. 8. WEST.
corner Chartres and Canal streets,
New Orleans, where he will be glad
to welcome visitors from this section
Of Code acre.
Our we'll known artist j. G. NOISE.
ESQ.,, was In town last Tuesday, and
; gave US . friendly call. He COM
plains OF the tendency OF tho weather
to retsrd farming operations. We
can only say, there's . good time
G coming. wait q little longer"
Mr.. HENRY GRANT and Mr. ARTHuB
: SCHLEsINaER, Of the steamer Lila
J. paid their compliments 70 the VIZ
b ploAroR Office this week and indulg
cd In q sociable chat. We are IN
}. debted to both gentlemen for lat
New Orleans papers In advance 0
d the mails.
d This Local had the pleasure q
y meeting Capt. NOEL and Mr.. HopKlN
70 Of the steamer Lila, this week, t
y whom he returns thanks for court<
70 sles extended to him and trusts thu
their neat Cane river packet ma
ID meet with success and great enooul
ID agement In her coast trips.
le II. H. HARoRovE; ESQ.,, Of Shrev,
port, dropped III Jon US last Wedne
q day afternoon. He reports afisi1
y! lively in that city and the N. 0. p
q ci6c railroad being pushed rapid
forward whenever the weather pc
40 mitted,
y A. E. LEnsR. 3D.. returned la
~ Wednesday from Bossier parish, (
I'll the steamer Silver City.
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Itis stated that the nov capitol.
e Baton Rouge, will b. ready fol
cupation on tho frst Of next Sep.
tewber.
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~r.r. Hgrshtal.E, IN ,As's~ Il
=. IA, a.l.,,sy II the visp,csroE
ala ss Subscribers, during the w,sk,
:. 4. smeasi II their insish's''n,s. "a
a. AMT.
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The Coliax Chronicle reads 10 Q
lesson concerning our mention ofthe
recent arrest Of citizens for alleged
violations Of the Internal Revenue
laws and says 10 attributed tho A.
rests to political causes" We did
gay that Deputy Marshal 6teele's
arrival Get saost 8 number Of rumors
that h!s advent was connected with
past political oabensss Of citizens and
then We added:
It seems, however, that he came
armed With warrants for the arrest
Of citizens for alleged violations Of
the United State Internal Revenue
laws, 10 tho salo Of tobacco and H.
quor without license.
The parties arrested comprised Re.
publicans ~ we'll 40 Democrats and
Ne could hardly have committed the
egreoious blunder and folly Of con-
Meeting warrants Issued against the
former, tor "polttoA causes.
Nostaasuredly friend Chronicle, nc
blame NJ attached to NJ. Steele
whose conduct while here only gain
cd him Communications. But 10 70
marked, ION what grounds and b!
whom such charges 4. .. violation Q
Revenue laws) were made 40 sub
jects Of general Comment
We doubt not that there 40 ire
quent violations at tho Revenue lav
but In this instance our knowledg
Of tho cbaracters and business Of th
parties arreased led % % o. ope
e1ptseoloa Of our belief IN their Il
nocence, The days Of Political q
!. rests hsvs gone, we trust fotevs
!. end our ciusens are intent only
} building up their individual ana q
. lective agricultural and coMAesci
1 prosperity. Got y yteAk hiea
!. Goodwin.
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Isnl Glsaninas.
NOTICE

NOTICE
~rr. EREshEal.E, IN ,A"sv Il
=. IN, a.l.,,sy II the ViSptcsroE
.,,..Il 20 Subscribers. daring the ~s'k.
:. a. smsss, II their ,nslsh'sdn,.- Tn
sress.
-. b fsinesh.
~, oses more b kios Of the roads,
- rs.~ssy Front street vss FULL
sss'ss sss's''
s~a !. ssill 10 active demand 81
susss,y high psiees' |
NY sisiasss have neat Tuesday |
=. - Csvsc~as city TO witness the
| - 0ns festivities
ospi svses posa,o~s ve'e 'rsa''ed
a opr stse~sa. thia Wcek, at g.
-. - Mabel
~. ,,
- s,'", ., " ~. ~, S.
49, ~. ~, "" mn
So s'NNe
O Wednesday the mss o' .ne
nyss Os'esas psv's " ''s ~.
o1see " NO On s"e s'a .sco"
q Osly s(0es ssd e'svee Gays %
| bissea.
r valestiae's day passed eh here
IN Quietly and bu, ieu tender m's.
=. vpss sent. This day 20 usually
ksvssd to the god Of Lave. SCENE to
hFss's9 seS'se's' !" '"'' ''Ss"'S'
! ~ here are retailing 1t u and ~
4 - . dnzsn. and are very p'ent''"i
b - York shey are so'd Tot n"seo
aDsspsece OF 100 TOT . quarter.
~ delinquent tax list has lecn
- In ous hands ics publication,
- v,ll APPEAR next week. Thos'
~ have failed 70 settle the'' taxes
~ ave expense by calling anu set
~ q ooce with Deputy Co''ec'o'
0slsss
AHA Nsllsrd Imprisoned on IN
r a The charge u assault With
1ae,eous weapon win intent I,
...,t murder. was examined be
:. Judge D. Pierson ON the lo,l
n required 10 give bond In TN
- q >lI0 tor HE appearance AZ ~
"a term Of the District Court.
isa buggy vas being driven ou
vweA ,sxseNS,sS yvssf,Ny, couta,utu
4. driver and Mr.. Cameron, U. {
I'll insnector. one OF the wheel
shn.d off the axle. letting the v,
u down In the mud. The occ,
nats we're fortunately not throw
p end no damage was done.
90. ,,aoer acknowledges the r
L. =, = n,mhor ~ con;ea NJ the a
l1hlproceedings OF the hrst anho
Ion OF the louisiana ffess a
sdbticn held at Baton Rouge, "
ulAlnd 12th, 1880, togetner Win
sylepeis OF the proceedings OF ior'
Hlno Conventions held In Lo'
SaaA The pamphlet Is an interes
~ TOR reference. {.
hive started our ~ Dung Folk
an. With a veil written artic
n the pen OF q school Miss
leen years ofaee. WIN care a
attaaoment OF ptac''c"l huo'
esoe bids lare 10 oecomo = ~
3 We trust 70 neas ITO" OH
- young people,
usIIsHED Rooms At MRS: II.
9kss. 10 building over the Z
~ g. Fifty cents per oay' ~
M. Dec. lS't
Eat Tnaadav night the memt
n The rNatchitoches String b
lnad 4 most delightful and 90
4 evening on board Of the stea'
= With the officers OF that o.
eeur landing. Capt. Noel ana
H. lordinstes are veil calculated
- ue'e'.eu pop"'.''. -, :. ,so,. -
MAJ suu p p,".....s. .sa,
We vl'n Oh WIN I'LL III. wy
muons'.ou y ue"''s''
10 only thi0Rs that keep
w the weather. 10 this city. are
$50 There are four. on stee
81 i1a NAV us,,allv indicate di6e
's'ss 49, )
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THIS Tirst.elass establishment 10 .
/ NEW applicant for public favors.
The House hes been newly repaired
newly painted, end newly furnished
from top to bottom.
The table il tho very best that tha
markets Of Natchitoches and New Orleans
can afford, &nd the attention to guests IN
tho true Southern hospitable style.
Don't forget Harris Hotel.
Corner Second & Trudeaux Streets,
NATOHlTOOHES, LA.
Dec. lily.
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B gDr1 GARDEN and FLOWER
d. received direct from grower.
Z Onion Sets. For sale by
~ q. I'm 7. e. THICHEL.

4 as9l A0s'Aius - ~
~ City Council at q meeting held
l Wednesday evening. appointed
Y lnnittse composed Of Mayor
~! 80, 4. Ducournau and jas. de'
8 eonisr With cirizene. and ss..
Z they would be willing to
u furnishing tho necessary
u % puIchase . stream engine
apparatus. We shal! have
Alaf more to cay on this sub.
epf next Issue. BY oil means.
food work be pushed to an
eoooammation,
B Il Planners exhibit considerable
loa In spirit q the present
10 1T, They complain that theiI
~ oijons for this season's crops
! y backward. What With con-
~ and cold weather theJ
- unsble to clear up theil
nd prepare them Tor seed
- DO any planting TIT
- sre indeed rather gloomy
a1o1raging. but even these I'D
- leasions Of wind and westhe
atually prove "blesstnes 4
= Let u &C least hope o.
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Psta,r,e,'tarx

-.
'sfainen
,..ehitoche..
Fl. isaae..
, Ell offer Offer
nIidi.l.r It
,o Mil House
|.ttc d,i
-.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

nor Emo GROCERIES and PROVl0'
IONS and DRY GOODS. Give mo Z
call. Cheaper than tho cheapest.
Give me . call before purchasing else
where.
Mrs.. Il. r. NANOLE,
Doo. l1:-6m.
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j. ]. JOHNSON,
Feed Stable,
ST. DENIS STREET,
(Between Front and Second Streets
NATCHlTOCHEs, LA.

TIRES Hacks aud oil conveniencel
IL for persons TO travel, in Oh direc'
tious. Transient horses viii b accom-
u,odeted for those Who bring them there
at reasonable terms. HOrses and male
40 fed. and tho hest care taken Of them
/ employ tho hest hostlers.
Terus aIe CASH.
Jan. 30-6m. J. ]. JOHNSON.
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G. Psroe..
md or marx
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arch, 1887
! dsscrisetl

it,,atoil in
ate Of LOU
Red river,
{ miles l'e.
j. viii, oil
to thereon !;
It on Little
IN the east
| J.. 4. D0'
. planta..
alhy0 aud
rly belong
b, and con-
acrcs, moro
'ssi;s;rs.
nA-~s~
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Of Richard
and. sit,,a.
n the Par.
ffty.two
the north
D.. Dick
John Git.
Of Msrgs'
Of FlOrell :
IT by lands
>.
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Lest ss.sl
The O9cs,
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Sheriff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

and weak nav graas Isslsc. Esss higher
at 100, Petroleum nominal. Coffee 6rm Rio
|eaIgoes 9kallkc Sugar hrm; A s1ft l0kc,
Whisky dull a. Sl09. .
onrAsO, JuusL-Ths DrOTarF Journal e.
Hoa-Rsceiph 1900 head; ahlpmsnts
6600 headi heavy in better demand, Market
fairly active mixed packing IS 40A6 so; choice
heavy IS s0a6 20; light weak and Soc lower;
poor to fair IS 40a5 90; good to choice $ 65a
5 70; closed strong: all sold.
Cattle-Receips 2 900 head; shipments 400;
Market demand moderate, slow and easier;
exports IS sOa6 10; good to choice shipping
IS 60a6 IS; poor to fair 5 OoAS So winter
Texans a 26a5O 90; grass Texans in full supply
and steady at So l5a4 20; butcher weak, but
fairly active at g 6CaI 10; chiefly s. 10 stock
eFs and feeders at s. b5a4 95.
shssp-Esceipts 1000 head shipments
| 100 head. Market steady for good shipping;
demand fair for local; poor to fair shorn a %
al 80; good 70 choice ~ 76a5 25i closed ali
sold.
CncrNNATt, June A.-CottOn In active de.
mand at l01Sc. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat easier; No. 2 red winter 81 lSaI II.
Corn dull, weak and lower; No. 2mi1ed 46Ac.
Oats dull; No. 2 mixed 40XRilc. Rye dull
and lower; No. ., 81 IS. Barley dull. Pork,
SO 80. Lard dull at so 80. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged. Bacon steady and
firm shoulders IS 75i clear rib 50 %; clear
20 62k. Whisky frm at Sl06. Butter quiet
and unchanged.
NEW YoRE, June 4-DRY GooDs-BuSiness
continues moderate except in cotton goods
which are fairly active and very firm. Hope
bleached shirtings, and ClArk's denims are
advanced by agents. Prints continue quiet
In first hands, and lawns and piques sluggish.
Dress goods In light demand and clothing
w0oleDs are moving steadily on old orders,
New business limited.
TOLEDO, June 4.-Wheateasier; amber Mich.
igan Sll4h; NO, , red Wabash spot 81 lax;
June 81 ~; July 81 lSX; August 81 llX;
No. s red Wabash 81 OK rejected 81 llK,
Corn quiet; high mixed 461GC; No. 2July 46Xc;
No. 2white 6UHc, Oats dull and nominal.
NEW ORLEANs, June 4.-Cottou quiet;
middling 1890; low middhng exc; good
ordinary SIC Net receipts 1858 bales
gross 2400 bales exports 10 Great Britain
1854 balesj France. 5000 bales; sales $500
bales stock lts, 2s7 bales,
New YeRE, June 4.-MEFALS-Manuiac.
tuTsd copper dull new sheaIhing 26c; Ingot
lake lSalSkc, Pig iron dull; Scotch 500 6Oa
SIS GOALS 20, NsilS, cut IS o6Ss Is; cIiach
n 65A5 35.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-HoGs-steady; com.
mon and light So S6a5 IS; packing and butch.
ers' IS S5aB Is. Receipts 10000 head; ship
ments $50 head.
PI%TTSBuRGH, June 4.--PErRoLEUu-Dull;
United certificates steady at SlJGc; refined
NO for Philadelphia delivery.
NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-CoHee higher;
Rio cargoeS ordinary to prime 9al2Xc, Others
unchanged.
NEW YoRK, June ~4-LEArHER In good
lemand and strong; hemlock sole 23a27c.
ANTWERP, June A. PErRoLEuM-Reined
l9Hf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

The smallest farms in the world are
found In Switzerland. In the canton OF
Geneva the average size is only five and 0
half acres. As q matter u course, the EN-.
ployment OF labor.saving machinery Is out
Of the question. II 10 stated that there Is
not q reaper or q mower In the entire can.
ton. The grain IL cut With the old.iaBhioned
sickle, threshed with Q fail and wlAnow.
ed BY pouring 1t through the air. People
turn the soil with Q spade and cultivate
the crops with q hoe. The amount Of milk
produced ls very large, and 1t furnishes q
considerable proportion Of The food Of the
people. Those who are too poor 10 have
COWS keep goats that are able to climb the
steep hills end mountains without diff.
Gully. A lSrgeHaristy Of cheese Is made
from different Kinds OF milk, while the
COWS and goats are gazing Ia the noun.
tains. All the sEiss dairy products are Of
a very superior quality, and bring Q high
pride in the market. Strange as Il may
appear, Swiss cheese is sold In every large
city in the country, and the milk canned
among the Alps completes with that put
up Ia our own condensinR factories.
Frauds In the manufacture OF butter and
cheese are unknown In Switzerland.
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CELERY.
AS a Remedy for Nerv-
Gus Diseases,
What the Medical Profession
say About It, AMI.
The Good Results Attending
Its Usein
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
Indigestion, SleepIessness
and Paralysis.

CELERY has only come into public netice
within the last few years as a nervine, but
scientific experiments and experience have
proved beyond doubt that It controls ner.
youS irritation aud periodic nervous and sick
headaches TO marked degree.
Brown sequard says that Celery contSins
more nerve food than any othsr vegetable
substance found In nature. Celery was irst
discovered and used as q nErVine by French
physicians In 1867 But aCombinAti0n OF the
EXTRACTOR CELERY AND CHAM0MILE
which has been recently introduced 10 the
profession and the public by DR.. G. ". Ben
son has produced such marvellous results In
curing nervousness and headaches, and es-
pecially nervous and sick headaches, neural
gia, paralysis, indigestion aud sleeplessness,
that II has excited public attention and news.
paper comments, and many physicians have
tested the merits OF this preparation with
best results, as quoted below from q few.
what Physicians Say.
"Dr. Benson's preparation Of Celery and
Chamomile for nervous diseases Is the most
important addition made to the mAteria
medics In the last quarter Of a century" -Dr.
J, W. J. Englar, Of Baltimore.
"Dr, Benson's Pills are worth theif weight
In gold In nervous and sick headache, ''-Dr.
A. II. Schlichter, Of Baltimore.
"Dr. Benson's Pills for the cure ~ofneuralgta
are y suCCesa'-DE U. P. Holman, OF Chris
tianburg, Va.
These Pills are a special preparation, only
for the cure Of special diseases, as named, and
for these diseaies they ale worthy OF q trial by
all intelligent sufferers. They are prepared
expressly to cure sick headache, nervous
heada he, dyspeptic headache, neuralgia,
NERVOUSNESS, paralysis, sleeplessness and In.
digestion, and will cure any case. Price, 90
cents, postage Tree. Sold BY ell ~druggista
here. Depot, 100 North EutAw street, Balti'
more.
At wholesale by Laughlin Bros. & Co., 1908
Main Street. MNAE