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DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY & NASAL CATARRH.
No. II Religious street, !
New Orleans January 6, 1885,
hereby certify that l have suffered very much
with dyspepsia for twelve years. After having
tried many remedies prescribed by different emf
nent physicians of this city, all Of whom failed to
do me particle Of good I was ehectually cured by
DR.. K. r. RObetrs. E,t -
Z Dr. Roberts has also cured my wife Of general
dtopsy of six months standing and nasal catarrh
and deafness of the right ear she having suffered
greatly from the last named disease for ten 10 years
viii answer inquiries. -.
(Simed) JOHN JUDGE.
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ADMINISTRATORS

President, NJ. DUCLERC, (ancien MinistrS
des Finances; actuellement Senateur.)
NM. BILLET, un DIES Administrators de
|la Banque d.. France, Ex-membre de Ia Cham
tfe de cOlnmetce dc Paris.
S1VETTE, E1Juge du Tribunal de- Com,
sqercA de Paris.
.91l1OULT, ExsPresident du Tribunal dc
FC0nnerCa de Ia Seine. s5 +s,i
NALRHEN, Ex-hge du Tribunal dc Ia
AERCA1R Juge du Tribunal de Com
LlPPN% ~, BaAquier (Maison Allgerie 4
sOtTIN, Ncsd dae Conseil Municipal dc
Iari1. @<ss ~ 49,, g. So.
PAssY, RepreaD1e u q, rAssembles M.
: PERI PERpIRE, sasst.do la con man. !.
'Generale TraNsSt antique. {ts W
,.x.,W.ATEL, ASmbrea h Conseil Municipal de
EaBURKHARDT, President. 3 ~. ~:
M &8GuA4HAIYDv V:oo ~
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

by til" Legislature of the STATE for
Educational and Charitable 1868 FOR THE TERM
r"|S' which
has by overwhelming popular its franchise III til"
constitution adopted December ID A. d. 1872 with capital Of m' to
Number Dis
Tuesday, Scales or Post
ponts Look at til" following distribution:
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Fourth; bet. st. Patrick and St. David Sts.. I
New Orleans June 2Oth 1879.
hereby certify that have been deaf in my left
ear for ten years, accompanied with awful roaring
sounds Dr.. Il. r. Roberts cured me in less than
ten minutes today, both of the deafness and the
unearthly sounds. I am 81 years Of age. will he
glad to answer inquiries on the subject. y.
- stH5 ilf" PATRICK EGAN.
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Jte esple's 1iudifafsr.

IT,.n.onf advertisements inserted at the rate Of
n a ~ square for first insertion and IS cents for
esch subsequent insertion. PAYMENT INVARIABLY
All Advertisements running for less period than
three months arc chased Is transient:
j Local reading advertisements Will DO chareed ior
st the rate Of twenty cents per line.
; Marriage notices one dollar; Poetry and personal
mention With the uotice charged as local reading
advertisements. Us b
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ABDOMINAL TUMOR.

=, y! y ABDOMINAL TUMUK.
ii" SCI No. q Second street,
% .atf Carrolton, La, January 5 1880.
have suffered awfully with an abdominal drop,
tried Afforded ne any relief, until applied to Dr.
r. r. Roberts, who has been treating me just one
month. 1 am now only two happy to testify that
the tum0r has been entirely removed! My gen.
eral health IL becoming excellent. s
(Signed) Mrs. THERESENA HAGARDON. Z
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Take Notice!

l.tc the state under
WAhn%m
urr repealed or
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
No. log Chippewa street,
49,. New Orleans, january ), 1850.
To whom it may concern:
On the 18th day Of june 1879, an abccss formed
Oh the left hip OF my wife, which destroyed the use
Of tile limb and left her helpless. Her suffer.
ings were terrible, and her life rapidly ebbinG
away. After trying everything that couid be
thought or heard of in medicine without relief,
then heard of and sent for DIR. II. II. R0berst, who
by his vital Electromagnetic power, in a few
week. restored the use of the limb. She is now
able to walk to his office for treatment and back
home without assistance. .,..r
(SigncdD W. 5. BASSETT,
Captain Of the "MAEIllA.'
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81 (Signed) 4.n Mrs.. DELLA FOWLER.

ENGORGEMENTCF THE WOMB DYSPEPSIA
ia = s.,,s AND LEUCORRHCEA. - ~
Mrs LoaisA Weimer, sac Magazine St., terribly,
afflicted with engagement Of the womb, 1eucor.
Roberts, in May and june, 1879. A remarkable
case. 8 h 10 81. 50 Sept. 4, 1881.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
DR.. ROBERTS Diagnoses Diseases without ques-
tiOns-Oice hours, ga. N. to 7 4. NJ.
A Partial List Of Diseases which Dr.. Roberts
Treats.

In the treatment of the following diseases, DR.
Roberts system has NO EQUAL III producing
speedy and permanent cures, viz: Nervous fhcu-
matism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout Ariculr
Rheumatism, Lateral Posterior and Anterior Cur.
Natures Of the Spine, Dyspepsia Dropsy, Abdonli'
nal Dropsical Tumors, Nervous Debility Paralysis,
Shaking Palsy, Palpitation of the Heart Diabetes,
Incipient Consumption, Nasal Catarrl, Bronchitis,
LOSS Of Voice. Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaint,
Partial Insanity, Scroftla, In,potency Loss of
Manly vigor, Sterility, Falling Of the Womb, Bald
ness Piles, Fstula, Syphilis, all Female Diseases,
Leucorrhra Flour Albus, Painful Nlcnstrllatiol,
S,lpprcssiOn of tho MeISes etc, etc.
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- - 49, ssSA
IA la C0NFIA.N n G
lCompagnie d'Assurance contre rlneendie)
.a.ssa DE PARIS, (FRANCE.)
! fagt Organisee en- 1874. a,

BUREAU -3E- NO. 9, RUE FAvART.
Total De rAotif, Frs. s,45s,3ll, 10 81 .Ss5,
Y662,0. 49, e ,fl s. sAss
Aux Etata, Unis, en- Bonds Dc pour cent !
$506,53A,l2. ,f'33iftsk . @iiSi- w
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CONSUMPTION.

y - CONSUMPTION. = n =
sss.lss q. New Orleans September 9, 1879.
hereby certify that have been bad with con!
sumption, from nasal Catarrh, for over one year.
Eight '.REaULAR" doctors had failed to cure me
before calling on Dr. Roberts. also tried the ply
scians Of the Charity Hospital they also failed to
afford even particle Ofrelief.
Dr.. Roberas has perfectly restored me to sound
health Tho awful cough and splitting Of cor1up
ton have both ceased. Win answer inquiries con.
corning my case I live corner Philip and Liberty
streets.
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4u0k0 oIo low 0OUlonou VINO can Cr0Ce
American winner Of the Derby He can
c name every one of his ancestors to the
eighth keneration, although they number
$40. OF course, . great many OF these
names are duplicated, as Iroquois is des-
csnded htoaa some Of tho celebrated racers
and breeders both on the fathers and the
:. mothers side. The following are the hor-
! ses that agate most conspisuoasl h his
genealogical tzeq: Herod, Highayer,
Eclipse, Selim, Sorcerer, Eusebius, Pene-
'0pe and Stamford; IN
AN EGG BATH.A Paris plumber was
repairing the tiles Of . hpusa Ehen, his
!Oot having csilpped, bA fsl tne, roof
Mto the stfeos below Just then aqnar-
Hot gardeners cart noEpensd to passaby
''.e nonas, laslen va q ,seets full Of eggA
s aug G.er-Cao ~ sa@mg I'VE poultry,
s aaI sllo MN 20 the midst 81 this
Scsa, et. . - gss x'hea seoat t. 9
a an encs . r. Tet !. g III nth,
iooi.s IN II !. -. o,, ..iS.s s -. aDel
lev sSa5f H brai -. ~ =. ssfs a AMI .o,nd
80 8. - - - Z 8, 10y a
3 Nj ~ III "a
80 ~ = tee Wa3,tn me one 81, the
~. ~ 1sol = .clans ~ .sl1o er :a%saaE
tne al!emie ration aslaAg rom your bss 3
s.sis.,s G q ~ rs
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f. BURKHARDT, President. 81
Il CHA94AURY, Vice. President.
aniRECTEURsA NEW YORK

REcTEURsANEw YORK. zg,:s,
~ GEORGE G. sMAGOUN, de Ii Nation
9cr, PeabodyA Cie., Boston etsNex
yRICHARDNBUTLER, dc la Maison How.
ard Sanger& Gle, New York. ..l'ltsa
EUGENE KELLY, de 10 Maison Eugene
Kelly y Cie., New York, ct Donohoe, Kelly
4 c.; San Francisco.
LdUIS DEREBIAN, Agent General dc Ii
COmpagnie Transatlanti0ue. H9
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IaH All Fiction?
Please Read the Following we'll Authentic
Gated FACTS as an Appropriate
Answer. .'....

al .9 2o'
List Of fow Of the many astonishing cures per-
formed by te g.
3 DR. R. liz. ROBERTS,
at his Medical and Hygienic Institute, GAG Maya
zine Street. near corner Jackson New Orleans,
during the present Spring and Summer, 1880
Electricity, Electro. Magnetism, Vital Psy'
eho.Magnetism co., e
and the most approved modern medication.
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The Mistaken Policy of the Banks.

The National banks have exhibited temper
and split in their opposition TO the funding
bill that has reacted against them with such
enect as TO render their friends In Congress
powerlesS TO do anything for them. There
existed in Congress during the early days OF
the funding bill sentiment so far friendly to
the banks as to feel and express willingness
to give their complaints due consideration, and
this feeling assumed tangible shape In the con-
templated amendment of the ways and means
committee to relieve what the banks termed the
coereiye feature OF the bill to some extent.
Proposed concession only made the banks more
aggressive and more dictatorlal, and BY
this foolish action they have turned
whatever feeling OF consideration there was
for them into Indignation. Senator Plumb.
who is himself president of national bank. Is
quoted as saying that the banks have forced the
crisis when 1t Is necessary to determine whether
the banks will run the government or the gov
eminent shall control the banks. A calcula-
ton shows that a three per cent bond
at par is better Investment than a four
per cent at STA; that deductiDg the s14
premium the interest would be the same,
while the investment In the three per
cent 41Ge bond) would be less by the premium
tsl4) than In the four per cent. A three per
cent 500 bond at par TO run fourteen years would
Yield f42 interest A four per cent 300 bond
bought at sll4 would In the same number of
years yield $50 interest; but deduct the s14 pre-
MUM and the holder has left si2 In interest:
but he has In buying his bond invested sI4
more than would have purchased a three per
cent bond at par.
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- s44. ZIG. 697 O5
DISBURSEMENTS:
Paid policy holders for claims by
death. dividends, surrender
values. discounted and matured
and annuities. "a. 1872. 937 81
statement ......................-. 1913. 915 O6
Net cash assets. December 81. $780, $685. 4Os s44 o.
ASSETS:
Bends and MORTGAGES. SO. 053. ATS. so
Siited states STOCKS 2, 513,59 90
lied by the laws Of the state s.987, 422.47
,ther st 1904, $50 sss
real Estste o. o6o, 1853 81
extended statement. 2.422. 1913 90
, s3s, 400, S44. O1
vaiue OF stocks over COST. 81. 62I, rs
AtcI ued IL terests, rents and prem
iums. as per extended statement. LIT. TOT. OF
To tai assets, Dec. 81, $780, BAL los, COZ 80
Total liabilities. including legal re-
serve Tor reinsurance OF all exist
ing policies. 81. $780, 3O8 IL
Total undivided surplus. ......... 49, 22s. 2s4. 81
Risks assumed in 1880. ss5, 40. s05 co.
JAMES w. ALEXANDER,
SAMUEL BoRRowE. f'''"0n'
= r.w SCOTT I'd Vice President'
Superintendent Of Agencies.
B a: ROBINSON, Manager.
1t JNO. sWINB0RNE. Cashier.
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FINO INVENTORS.
Il MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and
VALUABLE INVENTIONS, either before or after
patent Box 50. Star office. deC30
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SfECIALTIES.
VOUNG MEN il you wish to be cured Of Ner-
Il vous Debility, Seminal Weakness aud be re-
stored to manly vigor of body and mind, procure
. bottle Of DR. BROTHERS INVlGORATING
CORDIAL. 900 st. southwest. feb14-2w'
MINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OH
Ul LIFE. All business confidential Ladies' and
Gentlemen 80 cents each. No. 408 L street. be-
tween 18th and 9Th streets northwest. febl0-4w'
DR ROBERTSON, one Of the most successful
IL specialists In this country with 16 years ex-
perience). can be consulted every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at 456 st. northwest. near ~
street. upon all diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
Sc. Offices private and consultation strictly CON
hdential. Refers to the leading physicians Of Bal
timOre. Main office, 10 South hutaw street, Bal
tmors. Bid. feblO-1m
MRS. N. A. FRENCH. Medium, Manipulator
III and Magnetic Healer. Still az 707 st. north
vest. Circles Tuesday Evenings. Hours from
m. &c pm. feb9 Inn
III Q. CANDEE. NJ. D.. v. D., of N. "
IL Vitapathy or Vital Cure for all diseases Of
body and mind. Lung and hroat Consumption,
LOSS Gf Vitality. Hemorrboides or Piles. Catarrh
and all weaknesges q specially. All Tumors, Ma
lara, or Blood Diseases Of whatever name or rs
ture thoroughly eradcated from the system, Slut
iefing and 6tammering cured. Consultation free
20 S9 AZ: Once ana residence, 9A Z street, corner
MT RS. %; T. WRIGHT. CLAmvoYANT AND MAG
N1EETIC PHYsICxAN, has eminent success In treat
Ing Scute And chronic diseases. The suffering
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ENTs, FURNISHINGS.

GENTS FURNISHINGS.
When you want to buy call and see
The SENATE SHIRT for 65 cents. 1t is as good
as others ask dollar for.
The MYSTERY kHIRT, Is cents. Is as good as
any dollar shirt In America.
LINEN COLLARS. finest quality aud latest styles,
only 81 80 per dozen, six for 76 cents.
Sill NEOK WEAR, cheaper than ever
COT TON 6OCRS, two pair for rs cents, usual
Very fine AIL-LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs, as
cents. worth 40, at -
MEGINNlOSsS,
feb16 1OO9 f street northwest.
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Out THIS OUT.
~ COMPARE QUALITIES AND PRICES.
BIG DRIVES
Ionsdale Cotton (supero) 10c.
Beautiful Prints, SC. and up.
Full Regular Made Hose lec-
sl.50 Black Grcb Grain Lyon Sill for 81 co. and
g. 90 Guinet Silk for 81 90 yard.
Colored -bOrderei and Al-linen Eenstitched
Hsndkerchefs. 8 and l2Lc.
Plain and Lovely kLo I ID Fringe Al-linen Tow
els. 81 GO and SO 90 dUZ.
Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods. from &c. to
81. so yard.
Blankets. Comforta5les and Underwear, at
sacrifice.
CASH PURCHASES AND LIGHT EXPENSES
ENABLE ORDINARY Prices TO BE UN-
DERSOLD FRO NJ Is TO 25 PER CENT,
AT BRODEiEAD ~ CO.'S Old stand.
feb26-3t' 12D1 r street Northwest,
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The message OF the republican governor of
Tennessee Is positive and straightforward on
the subject OF the state debt Governor Haw
kins recognizes the impoverIshment of the state
Dy the war, but he speaks confidently of the
ability and the disposition of the people to
make some compromise with the creditors of
the state upon just and honorable principles.
A settlement OF this character would he says
De beneficial to the state from every point of
view by re-eStablishing It's credit. The recon-
mendations Of the governor can be carried out
without any difficulty whatever II the state
credit democrats and republicans OF the legisla-
ture will act together. They comprise fully
tWo-thirds OF the legislature. and as there Is no
partisan advantage TO be gained In the settle
ment OF the debt the presumption is that repub-
ncans and democrats will unite. When the debt
Issue comes up the legislature Will, If the mem
bers fulfill their pledges made In the canvass.
De divided, not upon party lines, but between
deot-payers and repudlationistA The governor
has prepared the way for an honorable settle
ment Of the debt, and the country would be
grained TO see Tennessee relieved from the
faint or reputation by the present legislature
Dill has been introduced In the Missouri
legislature 10 appropriate $1,000 for the
expenses OF representing the state at the pro-
Jected worlds fair OF 1855 This Is q small sum
Tor large state to make a show upon. but If
the prospects OF the fair were more brilliant
perhaps Missouri would spend more money In
It's display. However TINS small appproprIa-
ton shows willingness on the part OF that
state to come to the support of the fair. and
Ii all the other states will display a similar
disposition, perhaps it Will encourage the New
Workers to push forward with greater energy
tnan they have exhibited hitherto.
IL Gen. Garfield wants to make his admins
tratlon popular in the SOUTH the New Orleans
Times advises bin TO adopt policy that has
no connection With politics. but which has for
It's object the development OF the resources OF
fns 0nuth. This IS excellent a!vlce; so good.
-inde,., TIM, y Is surprising our New Orleans
contemporary does not tenderit TO the souJn22rrn
people themselves. II they should accept 1t
and carry It out vigorously, 1T would make
little difference to them ami their section what
policy President GARFIELD might pursue. Less
politics and more development Is what they
Iced In their own daily bill OF fare.
There are 13I new advertisements In The
STAR today.
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F0R RENT1EY z: 4: MCINTYRE, 9iS st.
Unfnrnished HOUSES. IS to $3.50 PER month
so moR s. s AZ and small PROPERTIES
Loans negotiated. Deeds, Wills, &c &C., pre-.
pared. Agency for Union Fire Ins. Co Of Phils-
delPhla, established Ii 1904. E. A. MCINTYRE.
foCA6- Tut 9IS z IT.
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e FOR THE INAUGURATION
TAI LMADGE HALL and unfurnished ROOMS
Apple to j. 8. SWORMSTEDT,
feb24-3t 92S street.
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IEvESTMENTS:-A good two-story BRIOK
e16; situate on 18th st. NV, Q. Price 81 $50.
on easy terms. Two two. story and back building
fress Brick Front HOUSES, seven rooms and Gel
lar. gas. water and bath on st.. near 18th nv;
rent for Sl5 each: 81, $50 eact, on easy terms.
145 to alley, with ANAL Brick fronting on alley.
81, 400, on good terms. Also good LOT to exchange
cheap. ". z. bURFORD, Ills st. NV. Jana
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BOSTON HOUSE,
8aI Pennsylvania Avenue.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
SPLENDID LINES
LOOM DAMAsKS
At 37H cents. SO cents and 624 cents per yard.
IN BLEACHED DAMAsRs
at 80 cents. 624 cents. rs cents. 81 and 10 per
yard.
IN TURKEY RED DAMAsKS.
rs cents, s7h cents and 81 per yard.
A.SPECIAL BARGAIN
IN CREAM DAMASK
At S7s cents per yard.
Ne Lave few more of those ALL LINEN
HUCABAO TOWELS
Al % cents each.
A SPLENDID BAR3AIN
IN TURKISH TOWELS
At 25 cents each.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN CURTAIN NETS
At Is cents. 80 cents ST14 cents and As cents Dor
yard.
TEN PIECES sHEETING. ~ yards vide.
Is cents per yard.
BARGAINS IN BED SPREADS, BLANKETS
AND COMFORTS.
WOODWARD. LATHR0P g. CgCHRANE,
321 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. feblg
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M RS. II: +. WRIGHT, CI.ARvoYANT AND MAG
N4SETIo PHXsIGtAN. has eminent success in treat
Ing acute and chronic diseases. The suffering
should call ct bar residence GOO 9th street. corner
Of street northwest. obi lWs
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rYLEa d cHGwktNo,
feb2i 9IS 7th street northwest.
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LU M b E r.

OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT
VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING
BUT STEADY Low PRICES, YEAR IN
AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND
MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS
OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT
BUYERS CAN POSSIBLY SEEK Is AS
SURED. LOW PRICES. LARGE STOCK
OF SIX MILLION FEET, AND AN
ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND
DRAWINGS FREE OF CHARGE. NO
OTHER YARD OFFERS so MANY IN
JUDGMENTS TO BUYERS.
Will LET 81 LIBBEY,
3 9Th st. and New York ave-.
Sprague Square,
Yards. n Liberty Market Square.
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INAUGURATION NOTES.

INAUGURATION NOTES.
Magnificent ALL-SILK VELVET. &c in, o.. SO.
EVENING BR0CADES. all colors, ga.
WHITE BRoCADES, all grades and styles.
GAUZkS In every color. pure silk, Sl.5O.
BEADED DRESS FROM rs in great variety.
sATINS DE LYON in choice shades.
SATlNS, SILKS and YELVETS, all colOrs.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
81. so. no
Fine HUOK TOWELS g. 81 40 and 49,
TABLE DAMASKs 10 great variety.
QUILTS, COMFORTS aud BLANKRTS
Elegant stock of NAPKINS at low prices
SREETINGS at the lowest market prices.
CRETONNES, LAPPET MUSLINs. 80.
ONE PRICE.
". n. sHusTEE d SONS.
feb2l 8l0 Pennsylvanfa avenue.
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There are 13I new advertisements In THE
STAR to day.
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SPECIALTIES FOR INAUGURATION
- WEEK
AT TIE RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES OF
WILLIAM HAHN.
SI8 9TH street, between III and I, and
l821 Pennsy ivania avenue. between
10Th and Goth Atreets.
SIGN-'RED SLIPPER"
Ladies and Misses white Kid Slippers, Sl up. n
Ladies handsome Evening Slippers, 75c. to
S1,75.
Ladies genuine French Kid Button, g. rs to 81
Ladies' Fine Cloth and Lasting FOxed Button. 81 so
and 81.
Ladies' Kid and Goat Button, 81. 25 to s2.51
Ladies Foxed Caters, 75c. Lasting, soc. and up.
Gents Hand ,seved French Cali Button. 81. so.
Gents Fine Calf Caters and Hookbal, 81. SO to S3.
Our great 81 50 Solid CATERS aud shoes.
Dancing and Walters Pumps, 85c. and 81.
Gents and Boys Boot at cost.
Boys Patent Leather Pumps, Sl.25.
Gymnasium Slippers for men and boys.
Misses Kid and Goat Solid Button, 81.
Misses Kid worried hole Button, 3 |. 50.
Misses all Leather School Shoes. 75c-
Children's Heeled Button to 1U's, sue. and up.
Infants Fine Kid Button, SOC.
Strangers can make expenses OF their trip oy
buying OF us. feb26-1w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-11-03
An ApOstrOphe TO the Shyster
and His Client.

Will S. Hays in the River Column Of the
Louisville Courier-Journal.l
We have more regard and respect
for mean, rascally negro or white
man who will listen to and let an un-
principled "shyster" put him up to
the dirty business of bringing a suit
against steamboat for the purpose of
beating the boat out off compromise"
and dividing the "spoils," than we
have for the "shyster" himself. We
can look skunk in the face till he
grows bald-headed. We could stay in
a close room with a polecat until he
died Of starvation. We could
wrestle with a dog with the mango
until his tail dropped of. We could
sit up with o sick niger and the
sever. year itch during tho summer
months for ten years, We could stand
still and stomach all that was low,
mean and contemplate in man or
beast, but, the Lord knows, We have
no use IN any way, shape or form on
Gods green earth for a thing in the
image Of man who is mean enough to
put a niger up to suing a steam
boat. and then have the
cheeky impudence to disgrace
the high and dignifed name of
the law by standing up in the noble
and virtuous presence of justice and
defending black, unprincipled niger
in his dirty work-a niger who would
sit sstride of his mother S coffin beside
a new-made grave gaping to receive it
and play "oontz" until the bones
within ratified so loud that he couldn't
hear it thunder A shyster like that
would spit in the very face of justice
and send his client to hell in forty
minutes after the trial was over or a
compromise was effected if he thought
he could get back the paltry
little sum he had just received
as his share Of the transaction.
1t is time, for the sake of justice and
in defense Of the dignifed and honor
able name of law, that all such niggers.
all such shysters, and all such cases as
they create were thrown out of the
courts altogether, for if justice was
allowed to exercise her duty, the mig
ger and the shyster alike would be
doing the State some service by
spending their disgraceful lives a.
hard work in the peniteptiary.