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The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03
HENDALI,S SPAWN CURE

Wilton. Mimi, Jan. 18th. 1885,.
b. j. Kendall, & Co.. ts:-Having got
horse book of you by mail year sgO. me on
tents of which persuaded me TO try Keudall's
SPAWN Cure on the hind leg of ore OF my
be reduced py any ether remedy. got two
cottles of Ken ialls SPAWN Cure of Preston &
LuGduth, Druggists of Waseca, which COM
plete.y cured my horse. About five years ego
| had a three year Old colt sweenied very bad.
/ used your remedy as gwen In your nook
without roweiling and 1 NUT say tn your
credit that he CO is entirely cured. which is
a surprise not only TO myself. but rlsO TO my
e'ghoOrs. You sent me the book for tine
Tn fiiug sum OF - cents and IL 1 could not gt L
another like 1T / won not taze twenty five
dollars for it. Yours truly,
Mofh
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03
GLORIOUS NEWS TO INyALIDs.

THOSE who contemplate going to Ho. SPRING. for
the treatment of Syphilis elect, Scrofula, and al
cutaneous blood diseases, can be cured by n
third the cost Of such trip at the old reliable stand
have been located here tor % years, and with G
advantage of such long and successful experience
can confidently warrant cure in all cases. Lad-'
needing periodical pill get the at my Office
BY mail at 81 90 per box once, IS Virginia avena"
Indianapolis, Ind.
DIR. BENNETT,
(Suocessor to DR.. ID. b. EsiIg)
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH,

Patterns Mills, Washington Co, N. Y.
February 2lst, 1878.
DR. B. J. Kendall, Dear Sir:-The particu-
lar case on which used your Kenoall's Spsv-
"a cure matIgnant ankle sprain OF
sixteen months standing. l han tried many
things Int In vain. Your Spavin cure put
the foot Il the ground again, and or the II -
time since hurt, in q natural position. For
a Ismiy IMMINENT it xcels any Thing we ever
used. Yours truly
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03

Gentlemen:-Have been selling your
buggies and phatons the last two years
and as yet there is the first complaint
to be made. | think them the best
buggies for the money in the market.
They give good satisfaction to both
dealer and customer. Yours,
X. A. Mccormick.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03
From COL. L. T. FOSTER.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

Rochester. Iud., Nov. 3Dth, 1873
b. j. Kendall IL CO., Gents:-Ple ase send us
"A ply of advertising mater for kendalI's
Snavin Cure. Ii has a good sale here and n
gives the best OF 81 tisf.ction. OF ell we have
sO'G we have yet 10 learn the first unfavorabis
report. Very Respectfully,
j. Dawson 4 Son. DRUGGISTS
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-03

THe ts,Hssiug NessDtfst- CT tod y agree
tina most al ,ssses sre cansed by dispTdered
KIDNEYS or Liver. II therefore, the Kidneys
anu Liver are kept in perfect order, perfect
health WI I've the result. This truth has only
nt en- known n snort time, and for wears peO.
pie suffered 9 Eat agOns tbout be ilg able 10
finh reliet. TnH discovery of Warmers Safe
kiduey and Liver Core marks a new era In
The treatment of THESE troubles Made from n
simple tIop'cai leaf of sRra value. H. cont 9 ms
jhsS The element net essay L, non iSh bnd in
vigorate bOtn of these get organs. and
safely reStOrs and kee p hem in OId-r II is a
ssnSfrsVE z ms0y for ali Inc diseases that
cause pa.ps in tue lover part OF tie body
Tor Torpid Liver Hea dachts-Jsundice-Diz
illness Fever. Ague-MsIa ial Fever
ard AL difficulties of the Sioneys Liver ana
Urinary Organs.
Il IL an excellent and safe remedy for fts-
mtles durir Pregnancy 1t will control Mem
stfna ion, ana il inva liable for LeucOrrhua
or falling o tne Womb
AS Bood Pur fer /, Is unequsled, for il
cures NJ ORGANS mat NJ NKE the bInOo.
1his remedy, which ha> done uch wonders.
il put up in tGe "A RGtSr SIZED BOTTLE
~ any medicine upon the marB ct, ana is sold
by nTUgg Sis. aud all dealers AT ST 25 per
bottle. For D'ahsts inqnire for WA IN Frs
SAFE DIABETES GU az 1t is a POSITIVE
Remedy.
Il. 4. Warner & 10, Rochester, N Y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04

For the first time in the history Of
North Idaho it may BE said that we
have surplus of wheat for exporta-
ton. In the lang uage of the poet,
1--WE raise all we eat, and more too"
In short, we are not only a self-sus-
tanning community, but we are now in
position to enter the markets OF the
world and compete for the honor of
filing foreign graneries. For coun-
try SO young and SO new as North
Idaho, this is a remarkable exhibit,
and when we take into consideration
the fact that but fraction Of our ag-
ricultural lands are cultivated-that
we have here the largest scope of I'M
settled soil in the United States-we
may well be pardoned for reiterating
the fact that North Idaho is the best
country in the world, and that its flu
ture is already tinged with the golden
rays of dawning prosperity Nez
Perez News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04

The following proclamation has been
issued by the President: WHEREAS,
objects of interest to the United States
require that the Senate should be con-
vened at an early day to act upon
such communications as may be made
to it on the part of the Executive.
Now, therefore, !, Chester A. Arthur,
President of the United States, have
considered it to lie my duty to issue
this proclamation, declaring that an
extraordinary occasion requires the
Senate to convene for the transaction
of business at the Capital City Of
Washington on Monday, 10th day Of
October, at noon of that day, of which
all who shall at that time be entitled
to act as members of that body arc
required to take notice"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04

A late issue of Frank Leslie's
weekly gives a description of what
is called Menagerie Race in Singa-
pore. Any animal can be entered, and
must be driven over the course by the
person entering it, with string
around its neck. The trouble is to
make them go straight. In this race
there were q frog, goose, young
pig, cock, cat, dog, turkey, a
kid, duck, a young monkey and a
pelican. The pelican got away and
flew up into tree, SO was distanced.
The dog made for the pig, and the
monkey and the cat lay down and
would not move step. The goose
finally won the race, as he was the
only one that could be induced to go
straight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04
NOTICE.
To t. w. slower, his heirs !, !.

TO L. w. Slower, his heirs a. III.
VOU are hereby notified tha, a.. u,sls,a
L been expended by the unde sasis by \
ana its grantors for your benefit ls ny
OF thlrty-five dollars in labor and ; sr,v saa
ments during and for the wears 1a u, TO-.
1877, 1878, 1879, 1880 and 1881 M NM |, ls's
interest of fifty feet, uDliyided ps - y ,oal
feet, OF the quartz claim. ledoe J. = NV
known as the First East Extens;o = nlle
Ida Gilmore, recorded in book | Of l !, ~
Claims. Alturas county, I. n. in nav. Saaal
Kelly, Mcbride, johnson, Fueate N.Y. !
son and Graham, adjoining t6e F %ss y.
OF the discovery claims of The p; ttss. 90
G. u $. M. Co., and others. at th ,s'' Jug
end Of Rocky Bar, Bear creek Mimi 4; ap @
trict, Alturas county, Idaho Ter,S;ta ~
there having been expended the sum J.
70 tor each year, on your interest a.
quired by section 1894 of Revised S, q !
of the United States. And If. within ,' r;sa
ty days after the publication hereof A -,s
fail or neglect to contribute and NJ, W.
the undersigned the amount thus e y. \
ed for your proportion of the nece s,as
representative work required by law y
gether with the costs OF this notice ro y
interest in said Ida Elmore will be fo, Iss
ed and become the property Of the ai
scriber, by virtue Of said sec. 1924 ofn
viscd Statutes of the U. s.
The GILMORE GOLD MINING (h
"a corporation organized md.
the laws Of New York. Office i
New York City and at Rocky Br
Idaho Territory.
July 30, 1881. 3m.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04

Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Elmer has directed the reduction
Of the mail service on the Star route
between Rawlings, Wyoming, and
White River, Colorado, from seven to
three mails per week. The "expedi
ted" service on this route is also to be
taken off. The saving to the Govern
mont by this reduction amounts to
$40 SSl per annum.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04

1t is stated positively, by an init
mate friend o. Blaine, that he has de-
termined to leave the Cabinet and will
resign in few days, and will not re-
turn to Washington for some time. 1t
is stated that the associations of the
State Department are now painful to
him, in view of his intimate relations
with the late President. The Depart
ment affairs are in such shape that
there will be no difficulty to a new
man. 1t is stated, also, that he ex-
PEGS the President to construct new
Cabinet, and thinks ls ought to do so.
The Secretary has abandoned work on
his new residence, now in process of
erection, and the building material are
for sale.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04

Brick Pomeroy has had several
ups and downs, matrimonial and pc
cuniary. He went to Colorado two
years ago, with, in the aggregate,
about $500. He is now said to be
worth 100000 aud is President of
the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel Com
pany, with capital Of 100000. 1t
would have taken twice three years TO
have made as much money in the news
paper business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04
PAT En- I'll

an inventors n, i. will Advance their i0t....,
employing an experienced Az interest b.
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, iHa OF American and Foreinn ,''a an s.
Washington, D. O., has had veg, vear. raieae
ccssfui practice, and was form s~ls o. ;ac
anlner OF Patents in the Patanyt ~ " h
Al business before the Courts or ~ olle
nartment promptly attended to = D. me D
tingent upon success. Send g.. sec co.,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-04
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1881.

900.
In 80 years there have been 38 as
sassinations or attempted assassina-
tions Of the worlds rulers.
Gambling houses are licensed in
New Orleans, and the revenue from
the gamblers is used to sustain poor
house, which the system helps to fill.
Nearly all the drapery used on the
City Hall in San Francisco was the
same as that which was used when
Frisco attested its sorrow for tho loss
of Abraham Lincoln
Bismarck is growing fat. In 1875
he weighed 2O7 pounds; in 1876, 2l9;
10 1877, $50; in 1878, 243; in 1879,
245; in 1880, 24S, and now he turns
the scale at 25l,
There is little doubt but what chan,
ges in the Cabinet will occur, aud that
very soon. Blaine for one cannot pos
sibly remain. Window, MacVeagh
and Kirkwood. are also almost sure to
withdraw. Lincoln and Hunt may re-
main.
A popularity of the losses by the
Michigan fires is that they fall chiefly
on the more well-to-do farmers, who
had good buildings, implements, stock,
and crops to be destroyed. New set
tiers, WHO had little but log huts to be
burned, arc actual gamers by the
clearing of their land.
Miss Schaf1er, the young lady re-
siding in Elmira, who took the 5000
prize at Brockport recently for being
the handsomest woman in the State,
has become insane. The doctors say
her condition is duo to too much note
riety and to the use of poisonous hair
dye.
Senator Johnson, of Virginia, says,
every Democrat expects the Democrats
to organize the Senate, and there will
be no means of preventing this, as the
Democrats have enough votes even If
the Republicans refuse to vote, as the
latter cannot break quorum. The
committees will be organized on ba-
sis of equality. There is no probabil-
ity Of any great excitement.
kilograms come from all parts Of
the United States, and indeed from all
parts of the known world, speaking
in glowing terms of the solemnity with
which Garfeid's burial day was OBJ
served. Outside of our Union the ex-
erciscs which were performed in Eng
land and France were the most mark,
co. England went into mourning Just
as though one of her own nearest aud
greatest children had passed away
Funeral services were also performed
in Egypt.
At Council Bluffs, Iowa, 80 freight
cars have been destroyed by an explo
sion of az car of gunpowder. The
cause is a mystery. 1t was billed tc
j. o. Reynolds, Denver, as common
blasting powder, but the Union Pacific
refusing to receive it, it was returned
to the Rock Island yards. 1t blew a
hole in the ground Is feet deep and
40 feet in diameter, blew out large
windows, knocked down the plaster
ing, etc. The conclusion in Omaha
was very great, and reached as far as
the Missouri valley, 20 miles north.
Guiteau gloats over his success in
assassinating the President, and boasts
that ne will have eminent counsel to
defend him. He believes that if he
escapes mob violence and has a fair
trial he will be acquitted. He is sure
the American peoplc will now transfer
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
ForSale.

A desirable little property, sit
uated at Perry's Bridge, three
miles from Abheville, measuring
238 feet deep by 264 feet front, a
dwelling house. kitchen and other
out houses This property is sur
rounded with good picket fence
fine business place and is on the
west hank Of the Bayou Vermil'
ion. all improvements are perfect.
ly new. Around said place are,
a number of umbrella cbina.trees
growing. peach trees, lum trees,
and orange trees. And another
tract of land and improvements
measuring about 3 acres by d on
west bank of Vernilion Bayou.
about 200 yards from the above.
For particulars apply at this Of.
fee or TO
E, N. FERAY Ags.
Pegry's Bridge.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
Town Council.
AbheviNe, Arrf 18th 1881.

AbneVihe, ArFH Ilth 1851.
The newly elected members o
the Towns Cnnei' assembled al
the Courthouse this day, as re
quired by law, and having pro
duced their credentials, and hav
ing subscribed to the oath of Of
fee, Proceeded DO organize as
follows:
Leonce Perret. Mayor. took the
chair and called the meeting to
order the following aldermen
were present. Messrs. j. j. Abadie.
J. O. Leg6 and Ophelias Bonr.
que.
The minutes OF the previous
meeting were read and adopted.
The report. OF the committee ap.
pointed to settle with the officers,
was presented and Eead ; and on
motion the same was adopted, and
'orderA to bespread On the min
.utes, AID comnsstee discharged.
To the Hon Mayor and Alder
men of the teSR of Abbeville
We the undersigne. members
of the committee appointed by
your Hon. bo1t to examine the
reports of the 6ns- Collector, the
SacretarHand Treasurer and Cor.
pofatioq Attorney and to examine
the 6n5hcial cpndit ton of the
Town of AbfeviIle, and to report
thereon, presens3you with this our
report
we find the reportsof the Cons.
Collector for the year ending
April 9Th 1881 to baeorrect and
that he has on hand 5ne hundred
and sixteen dollars end FIVE cents,
We find the Trea-lrer's report to
be correct and thathe has on hand
on theskeneral fund one hundred
and seven,y-two dollars and fifty.
two cents, on the street and bridge
fund t~hirty-two dollars and thirty
two cents we also find the repor,
of the Corporation Attorney to
be correct.
We aIseEsubmit the following
report of The financial condition
of the town.
Unsolicited Judgments $16l.29
.tagss 1880 1876
1879 -14.7s
+: licenses cs LIS. 1900
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09

We are really happYand proud
to know that the Moss Collar in-
vention Of our worthy toweman
A. D. Martin was most faEorablY
noticed, at the Nashville Industri.
al Exposition Of 1881. Mr.. Mar.
tin hes received from the Associ.
alton 6 certificate Of honorable
mention together with diploma.
We have also seen letters from
officers of the Association, testify.
ing to the fact that Mr.. Martins
patent Moss Collars are the best
they have ever seen in use.
To supply the want of the PEG.
pie. and 6Il the many orders that
daily pour in, Mr.. Martin has estab'
lishsd a factory behind his store
in Abbeville. the said factory is
for the time being worked by
horse power. and We hope will be
able to supply the great demands
for his patent Collars ; we are
glad to see the efforts. of Mr.. Mar.
tin in the march Of progress and
Improvement crowned with aRnh
success and appreciation, for be
spared no pains or trouble, in the
selection Of skilled labor and
otherwise to please and satisfy lis
customers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
z II @,

The MEE1plo,A1. Is published weekly
ia Ensliah ana French, a. two dollars
sod fifty cents p-f mum payable In
advance,
Advertisements will De inserted st 81 0G
Der saasrs Of ten liues, or isHs, for eaeh
ipaefsion.
Advertisements published in Eoglieh
and French will be charged for both Ian,
guages.
No advertisement will be inserted fol
leas gnsu swo dollars and fifty cent.
PAYMENT of all advertisements lie con
sideced due immediately after their fra
publication.
Advertisements not marked With The
tnmber Of insertions required, will be-
published until otherwise ordered. and
charged for accordingly.
TEN dollars in advance is required for
announcing candidates for Office; aud
election tickets or other job-work must
be psid for on delivery.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09

John Burnside owner Of ten Of
the finest plantations on the Mis-
sissippi whose sugar crop averaged
100000 yearly and who owned a
palatial residence in one Of the
most fashionable quarters Of the
city Of New Orleans, estimated at
$4,000 died at Greeubrier White
Sulphur Spring Va, at seventy-six
Of age, Of Rydrocardit's. He
was considered to have been the
'wealthiest citizen of the State Of
Louisiana, 5000, 600 being sup
posed to have been his fortune.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09

OF all the Southern birds the
mocking bird is by far the most
attractive, Notwithstanding the
inelegance of iIs plumage it is
the most remarkable bird we
have ; its habit Of Initiating the
voices of other birds are astonish-
ing. 1t will sing for hours at a
time on the eye or On top of a
house chimney. and flying up and
down alternately, it will pour out
its sweetest strain on the evening
air. This bird in the dead Of the
night also sings. and, at such time,
it is the more remarkable Oh ac-
count of the stiffness that pre-
vades nature, We have. often listen.
ed to its sweet strain, at such
hours especially in the last two
years, and we have now an invet.
crate hate for all boys and men
who indulge in prosecuting these
harmless birds.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09

President JeF. Davis in his
work Of the last war eeems to
have stirred bad blood for publish
ing certain truths. The hero Of
Raeua Vista knows no friends
when it comes to writing for pos
terity. The Shermans, the Grants
and others are highly incensed a!
the style in which truth is writ
ten. none had yet had the courage
to tell it straightout, strange, but
since the appearance OF this work.
what he has said about the burn.
ing of Columbia, s. G., by Sher.
man, has been substantiaied by &
person, Who tells q worse tale
than President Davis ever tod
this person saga that the lone
chimneys, along the road that
Sherman's army followed are yisi.
bic proofs Of the Generals inhn-
manity, for miles through Which
this army Of vandais tramped,
nothing but desolat'on met the
eyes. Thousands Of women, old
men ard children wandered about
homeless.
This patriot JEFF. Davis pro.
posed to fight our common enemy
in the mountain fastness of Vir-
ginia, there is nothing eztraordi,
nary in this. Bankhead Magru'
der who now sleeps under the sod
at Galveston. Texas. proposed to
the Texan army not to surrender
but to fight to the bitter end hav'
ing the mountains of Texas as base
Of operations. In his address to
the army then at Galveston, be
said that We could have kept at
bay 8 very strong army, that vol
unteers would soon have hocked
to orr STANDARD from all the South
ern States. Probably when his
tory tells the world that Banks or
his retreat from Mansfield. burnt
everything that lay across his
path. it will be contradicted, still
il is true. even to-day there are
here and there a few isolated chin
neys atteetiug to the bitterness O:
the vanquished retreating army
which he was commanding.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
Official A'e''a.

The following ia . prosaps
exhibiting the various i,:s .am
.nre for the year 1881, .saG
Police jury at a regular
the 4th day Of April 1881, o.
he publ shed for thirty day.
journal according to lev pelol,
same on The taxable properly
Criminal pro.ecqiion foo9
, Grand, Peti. Jsesr. Ju''
4 Parish i uistries Attofne!
( Sheriff for holding Cont
8 Magistrates, Constable,
''t ! poI;ce Jurors, clert:
hle. Finance Committee
8 Roads 4 Bridges
o Psupers D. IndiSsc: s..
10 Public Schools. 81
= s spssr - IN The polics !ar!s
6 ~ i[G't o d Ap.il 81 ah'icouh
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
School Board.
Abb.viIl. july End 1881


The School Board ret this day in
regular session !; members prose Mt
A. d.. Martin, N. Perry. J. Nugier,
J, Morgan, J. II. Putnam and J. N.
Willl"ms ADsen, A Lacour
ia inmates Of las, meeting vere
read sra adopted
On luoi 100. it WAS resolved that
the secretary BE- authorized to draw
warrantiu faur Of Miss White, for the
month ending Nav Goth 1881.
On motion i, was resolved hat 4
stan ing Financ. Committee be ap-
pointed to make quarterly settle me- is
with the Treasurer said rommitte
vas composed Of the Io|lowing named
persons j. a.. Put am, j. Nugie1
and J. N Williams, SAID committed
was also authorlz d to ,xamide al
Contracts or lie see OF parties locat Q
Oh or holding school lands and take
such steps a. wills cure the paym.n'
OF all rents Qut on tine same.
On motion it vas resolved that {
schnol be located st Spring Hill.
On motion it was resolved tina
Nathan Perry be authorlzeh to re-
move the Sp'i"g Hill CoIored sch"o
HOUSE 60 Gov Island aud hctte tbs
same OF land donated b. said N
Perry.
On motiop the Board ~adjourpe'
to meet on'the second Saturday j.,
August at 10'o'cIb& A,T e
Schools will be ops ed let Sep-
:ember isS1 !; !
A. u :MAhTIs, Pr sideAt.
j. n. WILL MS. Secretsry.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-07-09
There was a splendid shower

There was a splendid shower
Friday. It is worth thousands to
the Parish !; for three long Weary
weeks our good farmers had been
studying carefully every cld1d that
sped by every evening, at dark,
threatening clouds would gather
in the Northeast, the m~uttering Of
thunder would be heard, the breeze
that prscedes a summer shower,
would blow. and no rain, but Fri
day, it poured down good fashion
from 4 P. r., till about ?. Il. It
was not in time f. the old corn,
but the late corn, and there is a
great deal Of this was benefited,
:. also the rice aud sugar cane,
those who had ridged set out %.
tatoes Saturday. This rain is
said to have been general IN the
Parish, we want more, neverthe,
less, especially toc the rice crop.