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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-15

A disease called "pink eye" prevails
among the horses Of the large cities Of
the Northwest and has recently made its
appearance in New Orleans. 1t readily
yields to proper treatment and is seldom
fatal in its effects. The symptoms are
general weakness, succeeded by the RIM
ming of the eyes and swelling Of the
lower lids, which assume a pinkish ap-
pearance. Then follows high fever,
the legs become swollen and the animal
DROPS its ears and is depressed in
spirits aud listlcss in its actions. The
first object to be attained is to break the
fever, and when this is accomplished
recovery speedily follows.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-15
1T oSALDsoNvILLE ICE-HoUsE,
ICE! ICE! ICE!
AT
w h0IesaIe and Retail,

From tie LIST Of April throughout the sea
son will keep at my iee-house on Missis
sippi street. opposite river ferry landing, a
large supply of ice from the Northern
Lakes, which will be sold as lowest New
Orleans prices, by the single Mound. sack or
hogsfsead. Shipments made to all points on
Mississippi river, Bayou Lafourche and n.
Q. Pacific railroad on shortest netiee. The
patronage of consumers and dealers is re-
specially solicited HENRY COOK
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-15

The Mid Louisiana Railroad Company
has been Incorporated with its dolnicile
at Baton Rouge and the following pro-
visiOnal Board Of Directors: 3. G. Mon
tan, A. S. Heron, Leon Jastre,hski, J. w.
Bates, I. J. Bird and Charles Weeks.
The road is to run directly across the
State, from the Texas to the Mississippi
line, Baton Rouge being the central
point. The capital stock is fixed at
S5,oOo,ooo, 1t is proposed to secure the
necessary grounds for ! depo; and other
buildings at Baton Rouge and to begin
city towards the Mississippi line as soon
as possible.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-15
Nj ". BARTON,
Civil Tngineer E. surveyor.

Parish Surveyor of Ascension.)
VIII attend promptly to work in all
branches Of his profession, such as surrey
ing. mapping, leveling for canals, bridges,
rice fumes, etc. estimating cost and super
vising construction of same. Orders left at
the CHIEF Office Will meet with immediate
attention.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-15

a desperate shooting ARRAY took place
IN New Orleans or Thursday, the parties
10 which We're Thomas Dcyercaux, Chief
of Detectives, and Mike and Dave Hen
Messy, we'll known officers Of tie dctec-
tive force of that city. III feeling has
existed between Devercaux and the
1enncsseys for n nrEhcr of years, and
when the Office Of Chief of Detectives
vas recently created by the CT ) Council
for DevereanX's benefit, t he breach nat
urally widened and trouble between the
parties was generally anticipated. A
couple of weeks ago Deyereaux preferred
cnarges against the IIennesscys before
the Police Eoarl-against Dave for all
sence without leave, in! against Mike
for conduct unbeco:uing an officer Dave
was tried and cxonarated. and Mikes
case had been opened and continued.
DevereanS was thrn brought before the
Board to1 alleged oppression in oatce, in
snbor1iuation ana unhceoining conduct.
''iiN, WIG UNIV iStNt pom Nit ttiiUt
was suspended from duty pending trial
of the other charges. These events
brought the an;mcsity of tie parties
towards each other 10 fever heat, and the
biooty sequel was almost Inevitable.
Devereauz and Mike iErnnesscy met at
the Office of Col. Jnn. w Fairfax, 1iS
Gravle: street, aud opened fire upon
each other. Henncssey fell to the ban
Guette wounded in the head by Il ball
thai passed through his mouth. where
upon it is stated Dave Itennessey walked
up behind DeycreauN, placed a pistol
near lis head and fred, intlietiug a
wound thai caused DcrtreauN's death
about twenty minutes Latter Mike
EIennessey was at FIRST t,ios,gIt to be
mor.a'ly wounded, hat viii probably
recover. noth tic !IcHnesscys aal John
Logan, a hrother-in- law of Mike Hen
ncsses, are um,!>r arrest. Tx affair has
created intense feeling among the friends
4 til. parties, ana it is feared hat more
~ INV tls.' !. FL; Es ,::'t ftum II.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-15

IsUW DuV,
7 AM now prepared to collect all Licenses
i and Taxes due the Town of Donaldson
vile for the year 1881. The same are now
due and will become delinquent on the 3lst
day of December, 1881.
All persons owing taxes and licenses are
therefore respectfully notified to call at my
office, No. l3 corner Chetimaches and Ope-
lousas streets, for the purpose Of settling the
same. e. a. RAMIREZ,
Town Fax COLLECTOR
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-15
gUAPUUCRIG ACID

have hand heavy supply of Sulphuric Acid Planters
this find their interest to
prices. y41y
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-10
ALLEN'si0oUoH BAxaA,e,

A1LE1'8iOoU BAxeA1e.
For Coughs, Colds. Group, Asthma, In:
auenza, HoarsenesA Whoopine Cough.
Quinsy, Tickling in the Throat, consump::
ton, and all Diseased Of the Throat and
Lungs This is the bett Cough Balsam ever
made. It is perfectly harmless, very pleas.
aRt to the taste, and is the very best thing
known to loosen aIcough and heal the
lungs. tgoes righ4to the spot and effects
aR Immediate cure. we have sold It for
ysaFs ard have yet tdhear Of the first case
Enera i has failed tqgive perfect satisfac-
ton. This Balsam fs entirely tree from
Morpiaa and opiates| of every description.
end is pot inteqdedk imply to alleviate BY
supplying the patieneS but it Il intended 70
Ei29een : cough and giv4permanent relief:
+ p exceedingly pleasa1t to the taste. and;
u .dmlrebly adapted to\ehildren. Tty Il
f > - - =. e.4e % pr settls>
Prepared by j. R.ALLEN.
Drnggist and Hanutac1I bring Pharmacist,
II. PAU. bRI1lN. 81.
~: r.: ~. =. y 3 al e!nA1e ssuoe1sF.
!sr s''s BY 4. Z. sti.shs.r, At W.dss. Drag steca
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-10

Ny stock speaks for itself. In 1879
| took eleven first, nine second, and
foHr third premiums. My breeding
pens ere made u Of most Of my
premium winners, and egg from
them should produce some fine chicks.
Chicks for sale after Sept. LIST. Send
for circular with premium and price
lists: s. TYLER, cor. 10th and lth
Avs: I, Ainpsapolis, MINI. ...'"'
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-10
THE BEST REMEDY
Disease! Of the Throat and LUNGS.

NVER& In diseases Of the pull
90 mOnarv organs 4 safe
~ i; n: 81;
such a REMEDY. and no
W. extraordinarily xr-
N its the confidence Of
the public. 1t is SCI
CHERRYV Il: s'" :n: $S5S:Sai rs;n: !,
pies and curative vir-
- tues of the finest drugs.
::!E::;
PECT0QHY ity Of results. 1t strikes
at the foundation of all
pulmonary diseases, atforting prompt relief
On: any age or eit'ersex. Being very palata,,le.
the Youngest children. take it readily. In,
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
bronchitis, Influenza, Cler9yman
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects, Of ArER's CHERRY PFC.
IoKAL are magical, and multitutles are an
9ualiy preserved from serious illness by it%
tmely and faithful use. 1t should l,s keeps
a. hand in. every household for the pro-
LECTION It affords in sudden attacks. In
Whooping cough and Consumption
thor. il no other remedy 10 etficacious,
soothing. anl helpful.
=, Low prices are inducements to try some Of
tho many n,ixtures, or syrups; made: Of chean
and ineffective ingredients, now offered.
which: AZ they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief. and ar,
:afe to deceive and %fisappoint the patient.
Diseases Of the throat and lungs demand
active AMI effective trestlnsnt and it is dan
gero''s experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines. from the great liability that
These diseases may. while 40 tritlod with,
become deeply seated or incural,le. Use
AYERS CHnRRr PKcroisAL, and you NAV
confidently exrec, the best results: It is =
standard ,nedica, preparation, Of known aud
acknowledged curative power, aud is az
cheap ~ it, careful preparation and fns
;ngrettientS will allow. Eminent physicians.
knowing it. composition. prescribe it in their
practice. Tbs test Of half century has
proven it, almolnto certainty to cure all pul.
monary complaint. not already beyond tn
reach Of human aid.
Prepared by Or. J. G. Aver l. Co..
Practical aud Analytical Chsnl.as.
~v.,: Lowell, Mass. ~
sess u ~ sarss,s1,> 3y,.Yxs.aa
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-10
Business Cards.

WADlNA POST OFFICE.
OPEN FROM 7:3o A. N. TO $50 P. n.
Mail closes, going east, $40 A. N. $50 Pm.
=" west, 3:40P.M.
I" - for Packers Prairie Mondays and
Thursdays 1000 AN.
Main closes tor lamar, Mondays, $50 AN.
LONG PRAIRIE
Tuesday, .t7 =. n: Wednesday. At p. m. Fri
day, at 7 :. n. Saturday, at p. a.
MoneY Orders IAN be obtained upon post
offices in al parts Of the United States.
GILES PEAKE, P. N.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-10

A STANDING CARD.
People from Wadena, and vicini-
ty, on visiting Minneapolis will find
the CLARK HOUSE headquarters for
all, and everybody, from this part of
the State. The rates are only $500
per day, and the house is tirst-class.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-02-10

~All calls in tho city o. county prom D
~ att ended to. 0h{se a {esid enee. I've Az
south Of Genital House. Fatrd *Fett. 81"
, 1881-06-07
SMALLPOX SCARE,

st**~*se @1sSF4S%b
NAl.EsBuitu, ILL.,, .Illto N.-'riIis city has
leei' 1T u fever }eat ut excitement fur SONG
tfl,lb oyer supposed rasu OF aslltIlmx, ,lt,tl
II re}nest Was laa.lo that 1t be "keut Oat Ut
the papers." rlla veil of Secrccy llas llow
boc,l removed Md Il III no lo,,gor necessary
to keep sllence. Thu fsets nrt: 4 student Ut
Knox College, troM Fr.vIa'rt, III ills State,
w.s reported to lyn tile. sillall-OS. alltl llu
was hnSttly removed to tho euMlltry, wllpru
EactuAett tItlnrter6 were prtlSl!tMt for him.
Thu eGllaterslMttnll, however, u. knOx Eollege
did nut sullsi.!v until the Wl,Otu nel,Uo w,ls
yacclnntetl, 'f)IU tlnciDlH wern kppt busy for
sol.le time Alll rrNpesl ,lltu harvest Iii .lul.
lars, Il constitution nj physicians WIS 1,rld,
WHO pronounced IT. q pMse III yNrtuIutQ.
Other. physicians affirm 1t wuH nut VII
rlnI0itl, which placesl the tuulors in 4
tlile.nn, At thts slAge 0f tho proceedings
l)r. ltnl,cll. of thleAgD, WIS senl for. III
cnllla aud Axsl.afletl the putle,lt, u.H Ot, laa
rntMrl " Oaitcuyu wrote to Dr. u, ". F,,ute,
Health Utiicur OF tIlls city, ~ fulluws: II ID
not think 1t necessary fU tletlln W. cnIkritu
uny ln'iger. lle Ii ,iut INV suffering fyuin
yarln!nld, nor "! ! believe llu l,as ever liat
to qufut the taarh Ut tilt community. YET
another consultation was held by physicians
"oset tho body" iii Saturday, WHO afsn pro-
nnltlcet the dtsenSo not smallpox ur yArlU-
lnltl. We tiesire. therefore, Il. stute through
the columns of THE tIlicAtsD TRIBUNE that
there Is lla case 1t smallpox III GatesbutR,
aud lAs nut breiI lof sVl4e slAie.
, 1881-06-07
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
\ nlassnchuActtk Clergyman ON tile
Now -Textufilelt Edition.

NGsy-raHtnfiles.t Edition.
10 The Editor o. Tho Chftago Tribune.
IySx, Mlsss., Jilliu I-Your rllMuSE contain
lug tho Nuw Testament cun,u Ill right. Very
yul tu Kot Ito hold II III my ttunu,-tn luck 1t
Ito ihnk ,lt'n1t Remembering whit 1t. 1nul
would huvo thought, slI.l. and auho II hc hnd
nwnca Hach u printing, ,,press ~ yours In hts
tiMlo. Nhln writing unIy ulc " llis shnrt Dps
l!es ha s.lt.t: "Yo sro h.,w lnrxo y letter havo
Writtull unto y1u with lEltlu uts. hAlad."
Tho itcttdh Iest9tnuttt stus tty thought, tut
asl tlo o!a hles a'lt words will 9ttni G'ae VI,
r nnlyr M,yr aS n.x9 ~ s, rsS sI ,s, sha nS! nG ny
and sAy: "Sec, my frlen.ts, how tho ws,rd Is ltI-
proytt,g bcroitt flsr,. wolur newer scun III tio
o u With e of III IT 1Hs tss I'D SsSty x
ut Gecies4stirltt yucl,tirs .,ah unrtiy intlursn
ny tho wny,wo,lsd't 1t bu Kn,i piAn 4, st'ru-
typry nlllns,lry Possibly yt,l may ,vu Thought
~ lhn scotl-!Hy ILL IN regard u his ennt''sl-
tion wilgt,, not kistw'nk lust ilow alld whrre to
tnoNKht il sufficient tluutltlty n,la II stlit-
nblt sartvty II t!iosn ~. tho tnl III his
uss" soa " svs ~ Vii t ] I ts't ts,;;sfsu esos e's" 10
lhl0 uI,u iaaltp to lllect thu w,Ilts III church ud
Atutc. Ut society, rls!!xution. md eonnurt,e, 10
tiueed. AMI il this was yttr ilo:. to ltavu yUnr
rchllers select ntld nI'p!y thu nspIt.al rules
kuits'l to thOir OWN GHsu, I,lay tho Whalu multi.
tae q ynnr constituency cAtch tho !'toa nnt not
K sroat lilly lsko yours ia il uary..l-an,, ,,.ay
you tlso tho llutlunngG yol, merit ! a,n stts IL
Columns u ituuy IND GENEROUSLY alsn', L, ~
porting tho lest uttos's.,cas u lhv thrlKo patE.
pulpit 10 INT rHhtu:n,ssicss at,.l yriuuipo il,
l'laco oi solllsh,p:as 4lld wrung Uverywl,nru.
hel'l In your ulty mkt weuk II bei,alt Ut hotl,u
missions, which tncasis IN bplAlr Ut Tho right
snEt Of sae!Gty, cStllxtii0n, 4nu Koverli.uent In
'"' ''s'' "0's' 'e'' o''""'' W. ", si,Aur,,x,
, 1881-06-07
DOWN IN TEXAS.
,roxas lkoltlAl,era a-.l Black. Walnut
FprBHt-'Tlle N1mll Who NIurdcrsA lIss

Texus lkonlul,eca ~ Isluc16- walnut
FprpHt-Tlle Nlm1l Who NIurdersl HIS.
ll@Iou$ly-Dc,,,ocracy and Death.
Special Correspondence " The Chicago Tribune.
San ASroSlt,, Tex., Jllnu3.-'Tllo sMlurtest
Tnxu,l, nini III fact tho snnartest farmer,
i,nve eycr met, IL old Sim Graves, who lives
on Il l,0K,-acre furln west of WaxalIatchic, tn
Central rex.ls. After Mr, Gs,yes llatl shown
1l,u his cutie ull cotton, hu tOo}l llu over tu
see Ills wouds. :.
"Well. whit VI tt:' isaiu, rs l,o pointed to
Il tHll-uerc forest.
".Ylat Ut it.' Why, tliein's hlaek-wal-
nuts, sir. Ten lures of 'eu. Planted 'em
myself tell yrnrs ng0. Sec, they're nine
inches through. ttnotl trcts, Gh:"
And sure eIlouY!, ll,ure weru ten ncres Of
'antl-plaulel laek-wnlnnt trees, They stood
ut,Ont twutyy feet upNrt, :.00 tO thu Ncre,-ln
a11 :, .,nk,0 trees.
swell, how .!o sou got your money back ~
I asked.
Dlnck.wal,l,ts ary wurth $3.50 It b,lshel,
',,l,,t they" iii gut 40O bushels this year.
Thntts 81 ,WN. y h,tMtrct dollars M nero ~
sootl rent fur land worth Sis III acre, 'aint
IT,"
swell, Whit olss:" inquired, growing
Interested.
"The trcrs." continued Mt. Graves. "aro
growing I'LL fnelI II ycnr. W1,ui tlley are
twpllty years uli they Will bu nlneteeM
lnetes through. y bl.sk-wulnut tree ming
tcci, Inches through Is worth $3j. My 3,00O
trGts teil years franl how Will bD worth S5t.-
! OW,. II | .lu,,'t want 10 cut thoM I'LL, citr
cut l,uif Of them, atlu ttan rntso u bsliel Ut
watnu!s .tD Tho tree,-tint h. get SLIM u
year fur tho crop. 'rwo hundred a,,.l !Itty
dullars I'LL s,cro Is fair rent fur SIC tnnsl,
fhift
, 1881-06-07
TIE CALL.

lup0E DnuMMoSu-In chatnbcrs.
JUDGE HEOnCETr-CHll ct criminal calendar.
APPELLATE CounT-AdiotIrncd to Juno Il,
when opinions wifi be delivered.
JUICE GAny-Nus. HIi, S8t, 9l1. 0ff. 05s, 0i:,
to 0iG usU ps;, 0vi, ta5, t.u)l. 1,0Gt l0G. l,0l0
to 1,0,: 1,0,j, 1.: 1,(t5. 1,0.7. 1.G,s and Term
Nos. i'm, a,0s'. ,4Gt. 100 and lvB. No clse
on trihl.
Iupt,E s.tlTII-No preliminary cnIl. Trial Call
Mt. l. tNf. No EusU iii henrlnE.
lUpGE WllI.iAsts1S-ABststs Judge 0nry. No.
{,311. Etkfna ys. CudnDy, Otl trial. -
JUDGE lAMEsON-S0s. l. 4, o. unu 4. No case
or hcartnH.
JulN,E GA,tpSEn-uone to tho Criminal Cnurt
JUNE ilpnElss-Nn preliminary cnl. Trinl
call IL. 5E', iH 7U7, 1Gs, 5s. NJ. TM, Ahtolaun
~. Fctf Of trial. With part OF arg1iutents only
10 bo hu,lri, ..0
JiIntiE MoItAk-Nus. 50s, III. I'll. 7t8. 71s, 7i9,
t:s III. 7:s7s, 7s. Nm. Tu Bcrsluxer rs. Silver
inni1, ntl triIi, ...
JUnuE TuikY-8 nnt, Of April calendar. No.
:, O'ltuHru VI Clancy. on hearlng.
JUNK HAlSuM-Nu call. NJ. 40, Patterson
Va. Stewart, TIL hgaIrlng. ...
Jun0E l,AHSuM-sCrIminat court) Nos. rs, :.:i5s.
nl,tl 1.4:U.
Jut,tIE 1IAwEs-3idflons.
1uunE AsT,uISY--Nu ], ,tx0 OH trial.
JUDGE GAMnSEN-Nos. 1,Essi, l;:fi0, l.1ss, LIED,
1,08S, mud I.:llT.
JunUE LooAIS-MotInns from to 10.
, 1881-06-07
OTHER TESTIMONY

Fonr MEADE, D. T.. Jan. =, ~. s.,s,
near sfr:-1 have Ind a perpetual E.1,a! ,ss, stsbt
a:jlc and haye bee, ts,nxltrated ~ s. hui poas
years have used different ,., ~ M u 5oIs
s,f them have ylrovei ~ e!iieAr'T. .T.Jjyt bet9
mot valuable 'THnptt.FKt'iF L!AJ;st suppctt y
st.ds.ys e Etfe, y 70 ~ : ,,sI,y lay
'ou'' "u' Company X. .:'s5'a Ip"'
- btxx,co. No alss. y. =. -. oafy
Doar Sfr-Taop1ct'Ktir LAxA1lyske n,y letus.
% ivsst sooi ios torpld liver And hAo'isSs W.. IL
tlul.
ouyr1i Alvh., h.reh u ,,.r .s'u .aa
am taking your Taot.c Fxg'TI ,,n /, III de.i's
Ilnfi si,eIt excellent resulti from
Introduce u a..o11R our laa'gsi i.s. 4. N. Or
th.vo u,e<, your rsore.rsutT, IT, - IL H. xhsss
beg to psy lhat It docs t1A go.h hS 10 q n''A'
prescriptions llsve rcrs,s:tn st:s, y 4tt4sS., ~
Very .l''c'F''y:, $. G,s;'ssn ST. b'''f'N
Nov. ~. lsaq.
OFFICE ar J. o. Ms.{ 4 S..;s;t,, &C.; -. !
TAii.apEuA, A'a.' I pasts d re
Dear sir-n4yius tsied, stw',a twaa .hsy ~ p' g.
TRnPtc.FRu!T LAxArls6, t Mt'tt iii b<!oEs' n
hotter thar enythtnY o'ea ,,rtf, 4
highly pleased Wi.h lbs'a' ]. nv"
, 1881-06-07
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE.


SptiSnF1Et..,, ILL.,, Junu G--rlIu Secretary
Of State to-tiay lssuctl LICENSES 10 orgaulze ~
follows: 'rhu lowa Packing Company, Gil.
cago; capital. S50,00o; rorpur,ltoys, Iortus
b. Wcare, llenry :. OsborlIc, Trunk l.. Us
horMs; 4. &. Hraekebusll j. Co., Chicago;
capital, 500Ol: corp0sutors, \. Z. l,raeke-
bs'sit j.. II. Dean, Augustus Z. Thatcher;
tl!e Amulet Mining Company, ,Chtcugu;. eap.
ttni, S4U'An; curtoratuiy, Addison q. l'r0e-
,ar, Gsorgu H., caok, Charles II. ila!!; the
rapllaI, ,lN0; curpu,utt.5s, n. l.. Et,Iiigor,
M. -. hathaway, William Stacking, lsaac
n, Perry. Emanuel iIlbb, Edward tar.lncr.
, 1881-06-07

ta,ls, anil roilnr fully SIS iuchcs Wide. lle
wcnrs Il ull tho A1riD Nrr,lsinliA now. II was
ma1i,ao,l ii it, oecasloial visits to clruref.
ntnt fnnrruls, nni will until lo needs earthly
Must u tf.ese people have t'arlor. or what
they rail-
rIif1n "Fiu,Sr l!onM."
1t IS furnished wtcn tito ltUHsa Is 'Iutt, or n
irw wiLuca,trs ln,tl,t, nld L. lsc,t MI li,tllks-
giving ttNys, funerals, weddings, MID III stllic
dM,nlltes perhaps with ltttln inore lrec,lutl'.
Tie el,ttlrct1 nrc tAuRht IL rrE1trl y ~ tou
arc oce,,sloially nllowrI TO gHxp .utpll
In admiration fron llS ttnar, Dr while thu
enretltl nlutltCr t* examining the CARPET Tor
,nuths, or adjusting It's converting tf news
Upon Tho ilautris are tlle ltclrlnu,l's OF tho
fnu,lly, mid slicls gathered III tho sun s'toro
during uccssstattnl visits talerc,-wl,llo uvsr II
sometimes l,a,gs tl!s swnr.l of tho grand.
II would lie lnrd to lind 4 mattress Of ms.
Kind tti town. Its tnUtlo sIaea te;Ts t,f
theiIi, bit rgHnHl theln ns :, 1!MkHaltlttS,"
which, slrril teessty Inns tl1n!le !iilislrhSss.
tlo,.'t know thu luxury ii u tarstclnss feat1!ur-
".lnwii +" .fe:therhc.l. II is nude ,fro,n tho
s'ssst seS,ao 5e9fG. e % # ts HI sss yssfs | aIes tHes
aili i* tho ci,oicrst gtitof iir Miotiler /" hcrr
l,egi. cvNsgtl ~ tlic inolner'S iaSi,'g iI,o1S @
t!AttEtttefs li,at' eltnleo leathotl,eHs. oii.y
;llstltlKl,aslic.t visitor. Or fciatllss are
ionuteM t6 tile cSac"t VI ~
!i!s nttow TO- stesp ~, MtHIIt ti.,, =, tac a.t
~ .hy .h'ynoou aaSs. Mhs!ng aIy sa1'ts ~ ,a n,y
l'!r!, n Jnlittnry hiit ~ llot summer m.els
l,Mtkisil oslli Wis I'M c'fettlstuaeG ~
tryang 70 slesp ,irn1i iay Rraia'n0sheISs .4.s
ientlser,es,. ,A.'otner It!ttoo1a ' @ @rc 'u ~"
tle tiseIn'l.css tl}!'h WiMli sta wo"u I'VE ls
kep. IL yGry gtu afM sefy Mikg tnSs mtu ar
Iu tSuScMi iI,''o " t'' .'oust"me, ~ ~. Ma" r ..re
krhi FURNISHED. anu Whtn ns'L III ns4 arc
, 1881-06-07
CHINESE IMMIGRATION,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June I-'The CHI
nese siealner Thong is.!Mb ~ Victoria, direct
from liong KING, with b00 Chinese passen-
gers, THIS plun s.tlur.ls II ready means OF
eyAlling u fifteen passenger art II passed., as
the Cinnamon Tan cone frolu British Cuilul.
blu by coast yesse&s ln any numbers.
, 1881-06-07

:. ". j. Morgan, Esg.. J, st. Charles Market,
llIstUi,t aluss,. observes: Fur twu years l,,sst
ltayo buet lail0 frulll wuter about the k!iee-
joint. 4ass bal,slagen ihB knee used Iinf-
n!ellts 'lstl prescriptions from elncnt rl,%sl-
only reI!ef ctttlt nhtain wux from tue hand
OF hired nurse. rwu weeks since was
ordered te trs st. Jaeobs Oil. rho swelling
ja,e rtlux.si. lis phi, l,as il u gr.'nt extent
Disappeared. this bAllluGta removed, aid
ts.'l free trou paln a,l4 better than have
fvr tWp yeArs.
, 1881-06-07

ynling people was mutual, md palrNtal oh
1ect0ns nnly intensified Tho nlTcc!tn nf the
lovers. 'Fhu iihtHrn Of the Spanish Eirl IL
f!tT Fy at atsr "sH , ~ y"ars s II ~ cay S1 fs nn IT,
vnt{on, Cnl. I'ett0n Wen tho cnhacltt nf tf'p
parents Ut tie hrnntlfM! SpanIsl. 9IrI, Alnl
they were marrlelt, Then rnI,lrnclleu, II
M"if"' I"WerSyirsi S',s " viz i'iS isrs s's a vs
Tile lHv.iy rlsnracter If TIN ieuutlfnl brihc
wnl tho hearts of NIL tic sollcrs Mt tho fort.
f'id she ruiE'ted Qts ititt.'tE t2ieSt. Httt;s'
s"iltr a''ti III. ioSely 4llto wss t I il @ ss,es'
tttn two, nec"n'l,,,,f"t. by ttle ,yot'iE wfte''s
.Nt to Ito ~. $lrInEs,, six ,m!Is;s
n0 II s 't'' Wct t. IL es ',tr su 0 HI: t.s,% Ms
Al ll,lfai,'s arrow inlsscA aver ll,olr, tnntlA.
al'eH shower az arrows fett ur.'tttitl tlsah,
ull.t II l,a,iu of Will Alaehe 1nlla,ls rushed
,w% G f 81 . ts wAss'es ssess aa " e }sls'E rSs H
this trleh!c''ed tliu rcs., wj,u It'll. Ai,oliur
sll,,wer Of t,rrtws, aittl. lllo beautiful bride
lis wlfe dying Drfore His eyes, Col. l'cltnn
9at killed tho ieatlur Of Tic sayn9u lteuls.
Eaae at se asy heas:fs wt NHf t' @ os 's aa apr w.
l,1 swami lnto thu river NH! lii,l uIalcr. MI
G,ser',ang!t,g ,'s; rt'ck. atler tlio sav!GGs hM!
iGit tho GHs6iirl sWuitl the river, ntll Iili!t!U
wo,!nHs were dressed, nntl lir iinalIy rscoy--
erett, hit only ~ live |, lllnstptl lltc,-wltliunt
luyc, witl,uMt lIopc,-wltll y y!slun Of llis
beautiful wife, pierced Will, pntspstIt ar-
rows, ,lylng,. rtrlctun!ly befnre Ills ryrs.
After tlle dcnti! .of his wife, clmitEe eallu
to tul. iettnn. l!e AeelIp+ to thihk that lic
!tntl e sacred Htissiun trn.H iienyeii tU Hyeitgo
bis young ,wlle's death. lle SECURED tho
lliost n,iesrlig rifles, surrounded IIlHlsett
With nraye etnl,ant9ns, allu co!lsrcrhte!l
himself 70 the work Ut rcvei!Se:. lie WIS nj
ways hllxinus tn lestl nl!S a.lu MI expeditions
nEAiiiSt tnb ApnclteS. Wt!cieyer nliy III tho
othHr lnttia',s W!'fe ut wnr VIII! t!so q Aiscltes,
Co!. pclton would soom bG nt tic liGat! Ut the
former. Onp lay ltu would ',a at tho hesttl nt
!'Fs uWll snIttfnrs. ai!tl tic next dny le wnu!A
pc ut tho l,en'l ;,f balld OF MeXlgnlls. Moth,
lnE Rare lIiin pleHsnrG but tho sight Ut Aensl
Amches. !!e tletitti llt!l"n 4rrows md
enlftel tteAsh. Unce, Will 4 band of "?
Widest aosperntl0es, lIt pclletrntGt! lulit!rea
4tHtL3tFS never UfUHtttNtE tjtGE HttSfI5tR tftt
, 1881-06-07
PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY

Ind tho administration and effect !a!y n''s
claim. Z. IL. LtssKisk Kis,,..,m ~. D.
I iinvo given yo,lr !TNorEc' 'FntM,
fa(r tr. aid at,t grrsttly pleased WIN y . tud
", II. READER, II. D., New A1ns'e1o1"''
Your LAXATIVE IL Just tho th!ns-"e' o1'
take, u1lu the effect Ett1d -, :, r...ton fa4.
8, b. SHErARn, u. D., Eses''n' 'A
I tried sour T.nrEc.rnu LAXATIVE ~"
ii. I. tIER4 tNN, 81. o.. uatoo'a
, 1881-06-07

Rendering Company from carrying oiyn' on tho
ears through tho vi!ngc.
TU-tlAy Will hp default ttay In tho Superior
Crurt.
Tn tho general cali Of his cncndar yesterday,
Judge Jameson dismissed III cttscs.