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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11
Sheri6s Sai0.

W!lusm II. Young. plain IN. vs. david A
Sprxser It'd Sarah I. ~ rAkes d. T. s.san's.
Uf Ns.vcn,h E, A. H.. Ixe.. Ut ss'cIsrk = ~.
IT, ,os,t ..r the >l,-r. y s.iiir". /" ! Mt "
N. r.. the following = w. issai pu's'<rty ~
Wit AL the Il. ten - ~ rIxit title MI 80
maud ". ~Ir. Il. that GcriN" pIrs" Cf :Tces
Of land, nifty 10, Ie~l H. width hy one hu'''
del ~, i.s.. t., !. glh a,": 'cil'x = p''rin's
~ the S,.r K Va T., lf.i'. c'a.'". ~ d !" the
= .n+ lr ,ni-.> NY n which "rie.''a"'s n.y.
.aii premises. and w..>t ~ said dwelling
hs,u.e IS n su,i ri running wafer. Sau
+ ..:n,lv * Abtut rn-- d"iI t1' ! Ut n ~ le
VI !.rv from The icxi"s":'' y a'tz mil
AMI Ml:oni an. tom ~ ~; i In:'. ".u u
w..t.-r~ ;rt"u m" va, !. mill. 0n.a ~ we
wei .ii.. -! NJ. >..uA t:u rh. AMI ~ silver
\ y 90 MY. ~. Z.
l.a.c.t MS .,u' v s.f Mo- Tor j. 1852.
THOMAS M.IU"' y SAerii!
~ .. 4. SMALL. i'Hocr - ,ri:.
.wi!.sws
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For the year ended s'eptem('er N,
ISSI, the excess az im,xs9ts over ex-
ports amounted 10 81, lil ,S'as. Fos
the corresponding year there was an
exces Al export. over imports Of - :
,I.,, 30. This ha. q lsad look fOr the
t1pslntry.
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Sr. PAIL, Nov. O.-R~turns tai,u.
lated up T.. : O'Clock this ss,s,rminy
give the f,llow wing n,.j"r,ttes In Com
8; . F.: W''f E, n*'' ), Il , S'.''i SIS
Straieht, Rep. 81 dist. 6.:is!; Wash
burn, Rep. 4th dist, 2.Gl: Nelson,
Rep, 18th dist, ::,A,SS. Returns from
the ii, ri aud 9Th dises. are iucOnl-
pDete, and later return. vii! incrsaAe
The lpajOritics In the Legislature.
Al made up thi. morning II stands
Senais-Nrr. ~; DEM. ~; Int.
and Grni,k. 3: H.,use-lseps., ~
Den,s., y; Ind, ).
MILWAUKEE, NV. N.-Returns
far the tate Legislature Is complete,
showing the following .r'ssll''exiOn :
xeraie. Rep, ~: Dem II; = 1)rn,s'.
cratic gain II 1; Assembly. R-i~.,
-; Dessss., Is: two Trades Assrnl-
llv; Iud. Rep, kns~ IT l.. Re-
publican majority on joint ballot
The Congressional district Is sill in
.i.as,s. II Il clai,:,.-d positively ~
Reps. and Dt.l,ss the former figure
s,ut 4 m,aj.,rity " - f,r Williams.
0UaU uUUt 1@buSSs VSOuUsu Nu0A W bSs0uS
has l.00 majority.
DENVER, Nov. 9. -Arapahoe
county, including D~uve-. givs7'
ais.nt. D~ln.. $50 majority. amsi
Wallace, Uem. Congressman. jlU
minority. The. indications are tina
Grants majority In the State will bs.
s.iaO and belt1rd. Rep, ~leeted t.
(:nxrr@s ~ = ssnall nsej.,siiy, twO
nr three hundred. THE balance IT
the State ticket, ins.ludtng the Lieut..
Governor, il unds'u'i<dly Rrpu''li-
eau. Th.. Republicans alsO have =
,,,.is.r ~ IN the Legislature.
kAx FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.-Twemty-
Xix tlDuansxul v.Ses are counted ~
,l,e city and cOntirm last nixht'< re-
as,rt OF the pss,sMl,le result, Gle ~
Ur,,ncrslic swe~l. F.osm the in
tesior SalDnssssaa's nlaiO ily inar<a>es
~ tive vxturns cs,elle In. TIE SEQ 'te
l,ro, xI,ly will stand: Democrats, y {;
RepulA i.1m-. Il; A>sesnh'v-l)e,,s.'-
rr.i~. s.: Republicans. =. THE .le
f-~t ii Page i confirmed W further
sdvtces.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 0.-The Gen.
sreusjossal cs,ss,msiltee appointed 10
inspect aud report ur'n the cs'ndition
AID needs III he N'ssis~tpli river
ffv,eu CairO to New Or .esns, ls.lt this
city tnis msgninx on the steamer
Guiding Star.
SAr FRANCgeCo, Nov. o.-St)vs9
King dsclarxs . dlviIsad . twenty.
0ve ernts. savage Isvies - ass<ss-
NV Y.saK, Nov. lO.-Niehael =.
n s.l3kAo u sentenced % b hanged
u.
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The young 3ucks Of the Ute tribe
It Indians threaten 70 g on the war
path and scalp every white settler
iivlsg On Dolores river. The set
llers, fearing their threat will beex-
ecuted, have deserted their rauclse,
and made . common camp for self
pevtxctiO0. Th.Iee Indians neesl re-
constructing after Colonel Bakers
man.
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Frank Page Is ''1Owned" In the
second Congregational district In Cal
ifornia. Well, Frank he's t,eea eco
non.ical during the pest six o. eight
years. ami has saved about enc mill
ION dollars from IN annual salary Of
T.NsO. He can afford to retire %
private life.
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Rcn Butler has twrn defeated tous
times IL his efforts tn lsess,lIse Gov
ern"r Of Ma >is.i,lls.'tts, and sasecss'ej'
esl il. his nth atte.mpt. Such per-
x:sicmrc ~ the General llss shown
deserved reward AMI there are but
k.w vino would di~p'.se>s him u the
fruits If hi. weIl-rarnetl victory.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

The Republicans do not e3eet . sao-
gIc municipal ciIlcer IN San Fran
cisco. Tie Legislature Of the State
is D..mocra,i.. On joint haIlot, which
in.ur.s the election " = 1)ri,sos.rat tn
x,,.~.es.sl United Stat. senator Far
ley. That gentleman will probably
x,,.,..cptl hiin,>. Ii.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Treasurer GilllIlAA says oil nsuti-
lated gold certificates will he redeem.
ed uppn presentations. Those who
sold n two dollar vote Tor 4 ten dol
lar m,uiilatsd gold eestincsted will be
Dlea ss.d to learn this newa.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

The ax.paveY of silver Row coan-
~ have placed the assestng Of their
property and the keeping IL the
roumty's treasure IN the hands of
Democrats. This r. compliment 70
the Democratic party which h -
highly appreciated ~ II h deserved.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Cleveland, G"veru0s-e1ect u New
York, Is the coming nsan. IL he
make no mistake during his admin
iseraiiOu he will receive the Dssaso-
cratic n0,l.jGAliOn for PrG1ident IN
~. and will Le elected.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Star r,ute dorsey MT l,eing IN In.
diana last Tuesday " purchase voter
aud tleiile tire ballot bOx there, that
State haas given y rNind ~ 'UO Dem
.,crsl,c nlsjority, and gains fou'
Democratic Cungrxss,n<n.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

The New York 7sw"s (lsep.) ID
n.ils the next House will have Dem
n.rxtic majority II II. During the
two years succes'<ling the Nh u
March next The coanlry will not have
10 f.nA thieving appropriation hills.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

II is go,Ai news which co''ses from
California. SiOnc;Aian u elected W
5000 or more ns.j"riey, aud th<
whsle Congressional delegation fto.l
that State Democrats. CAItto5nh
does nolh'ng b. halves.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11
Miscellaneous.

WORCESTER. NV. S.-l'r':.. Mar
ci.sse Uuvai, y leader Ut tn. French
b .ptis.s In this city, WIS to-day mr.
res6ed on the change Vi biS"my.
GOvEexOR's ISLAND, Nov. a.
Co. Richard Arnold, of the U. s.
army sestiosed hsse, died suddenly
this morning.
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Another Hurricane.

LYNDON, NV. S.-AmM:,er terri
tie hurricane u.'ruTr.st 1T Mahiiia
TIE ,l.nmsge j. heavy {" vessels and
l,sssss... !, Z u" Slips sutf:r.,t ".,,-'ia!
injury. TIE IIlke ri Newcastle.
xAite.i hr Anrri.a, and wit. IuaS-
quite AN extended i.uir.
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PcnEsy!vAnI:.

pH.JAbLirnIA, S".. y. ::.i-
c.lH l,vc> lSeav.r .;,t:i D..:: t.. 50.
Gteei, G,GSi, K,wie 4.">l, at: i:,o,-
,ii,s ~. piur~'i,y. it'-.t i:.u.
M'ra,ic ticket !, elected.
THE Il,' 'Hupis'te 's'u!- give
Pallisuu u r;urAl.ly q" :..,'":,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

II seeaa,s the D~msrr>ts In New
York arr stall voting. Clevelsnd's
majority b . sss,w reached the easor-
nsx,. total VI l9O.0nl. aud several pre-
cin.ts vet tn hear frssass.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

A. N. SOtsDdDO who has been %
trial 1t Wsshi. gtOo upon the charge
of killing his brulher. while attempt
jnx to shUct Clarence 6ArtO0, wss
acquitted the 31d inst.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

The PAssiOn Play. against which
ssch m cutlery was raised two yss.s
ago, viii. It IL said, w produced IN
New York next ailOnlh. 1t - stated
s,sat it, objects0ilAble features have
seen eli,niua.esl and the play much
,s,Gtlinetl. still puJiIc opinion will
n.rdly sanction it, presentation upon
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SUMMONS.

T.. the Prs,ha'e Cut ~ AMI fSr the conn.
" ~ silver tssw T.rrifnry q 40 tan.
" Ilia'. Dyer PsSi"t'6. ~ Tl."s.as T..
y y d. Gesnlant.
1.ls peopss q the T-ssius'ry Of Nontsna
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Vote on New York ty1.s,i.utiClu.

kAs.I0siU .I..jEt.
New I0xk, Nov. y tie Ca::..M
ing I. the v.t,- ri l...:h t'rn-
slIluil'lsal al,l. u ,ois isto ~ li,.kv tie
cABs.lis III TIE stat. re: F.s: the
as,ics,si,a III, iil.t5l; a.ai,I>:, 6SI
Ille 1;Ml'x tii,> Hi,rn!i.s says .lir
nlajs,rll, SOS Cleveland iU: ;iuvcTilu:
D. over l1D,,hnl
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Il b said Justice h Oliod. b0t The
goddess cs,uld p ajnly point TO Nesrs.
Nichols aud Eddy - The psOpss pss-
sO.,s fs,f Justices VI the Psaee.
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Iowa.

DIES MONIES, Nu:. g y, definite
figures Un Cs,u sre.>ii:c' IT Received.
sOsi the pr>'sEat,il.tI.. "a. t:ey Viii
MT IL cs,li.s.teu Let.le n.isc ur ten
Tonight.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

The Sunday Nv, The Chimes and
the .nti.n,onopoly qoss ioss wsse
the iss,,es upon which ths Caltsoesia
can,,,aiwn Vav f0esRht.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

GIick, who defeats st. John, tbe
Reuublican cnndidate for GOvosDos
Of Kansas, Is = bsUther of Tie late Dr.
Click. OF He)eua.
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indiana.

INDIANA polls. Nov. S.-.Isethrus
from lN' polling place in:t.''s,ts. y
lIcIl,Ot rattle n.;.i.riiy ~ Tie state al
) .tkl
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The latept advicsU fgUm PenusyE
vanis give The Demoersss . majOrity
II elevsa % joint ballot IN tbe Lesis-
lnture.
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Aexieo wants no reciPrs'city treaty
with The Caiesd states, " with any
oehes power, Sor the good ruason that
about Ill hor revenues are derived
frum impogeati0a d0tisa.
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tm'sss.~t :" A,H ~ llsA. -..,mi i, ~" J
l.,s" T. "~ ~ H. hi. Ia. 49,. -.
h-vt.< b." c.r..r ''-' '..'. q IN. ~.
P!: ..':. :. ..s, =, ;, a." :. e =" ''"t 81:
elntIs.s. 'ss4. - " b III ~, =
r. t.~" ~It~ 's.r '"'r~ y " I,
. . I. g. ssn p'n'e ut "t,,, ~,
= ~ nat - '.'' - ~"
roo - J., Tow Y :. =
nc ~ +" '''"' i" F"
Sheriff. Sal..
Adam :" ~ -: a, ~.
Auis.
r ~ OIL *'eu t..l~ IN, 80. ,,,
~ =. 81" t~v 4 l. Ia>? ~ 2..).h
q" u" """, - l. ~ ev' ~ ~. H..
t'sd'sc IT," 'lr "~i anne
!, s,ri u, III. IL J.. s,,x i sc w., r..
r.s III e.. ~ NY or . ~ ~
- :. ~ Ill ~ =" ~ IT,, "
twenty nv~ t'"r:'t !" t.wh ia.
. i: 1" ~: .,., =" '"f IT,,
vs>l ill., ~ the ~ II =" r.~ H.. .,
- ur. ss.I-. a. K ~ ~ N i've,
ow NIL toy" ~ d. -" ..'".. ",h
!" tn t.:,r ~" ".".' e. ear = ~.
Mss..., n . ov,.er '.".,, an ~.~ r.rs
r.s".I o.~ III. s.d ",.i n,is u:n, t., :. :;
.. 81. pp IL. - hs :. ~ ~. he Ne.
'.c,t :" '~". i '."' Il" h'"'>a Il
.fo.. IT. .,"' " ~ = u-r :" L.. ..r,s.r
,.n,m! ~ ~. t'"."'.. .d .lM,M, - u .uv
u,r' .>.u b " "a "I's - l. . Urn
~ q r'"r >" IT, ~. T. II, n+
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The New jersey Democrats will
, have = minority in the Legislature o''
iuiat ballot. T0is will insure the
saocsivn VI . Detn.Icrx to succeed
AacPhessOn { DEM. }, whose term ex-
pirev March 3, l863.
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ee.pauing fDesinos q the Rspo6o3so0
pasly when will seqsts0 tjaas and
pelieieal psvesses b sslay. Tbis ens-
~ b seesopllsbed ID two short
yeasD and lhe ds6eot q the Repobli-
ess rasty ID 1854, which how seems
inevjeabls, viii b fo)Iewed b. IL
deal bseakisg - and dlshaodiag.
TIL. = vhae ~ gssae Ds0oessaie
victory win beiog aboot ard = what
49, v1G1oRv nenno.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

ALBANY, NV. lO.-The tire canal
adasendnsent to the cs,lsaeilu'ian was
adopted ~ over :soI, wv majority.
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Il h now Estimated that C)ove-
.snd's majority will reach aN.Ooo.
We will state In ehk e,D0uectl0n that
Secretary FSlxer hss RESUMED bis
daeies In the Treasury department.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

TIE DenoesnaD have onloed two q
npoeo CongSxsDasso % Iowa.
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A Radical Cure.

Ruptuve. Hernia ard piles positively and
uar1oaneuity c,,r>l nv a. entirely now H'Id
SAFE sneals0i CONSULTATION free. Call an a.
aalJrc1R,
n. y. BACON. N. H., Hurgt.0n:
ma,s.wir lutte. N T.
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Vote for - b the burden q the
articles still seea ID or eastern ex-
ehaoges. II h esliiying resdinY.
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There wont BE- any ''contsst" a1tes
hearing frvm Ni.soula, Choteea.
Meagher, Dawson and Custes
counties.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-11

Keotucky sends ten Deaaoeeats 40
ooe RepublicaD to C0ngrese.
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And now CONES Miehigsn elalns-
ing admission into The DeMoesash
fold. Next:
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Ex.Govefnof HeD6fjeko = DoW @
Z fhiF vay TO TecOveS.
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A Democratic Prepideot toe lo0s
This b what the recent sseceIsoe
means.
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&. A.BE.EHRER,

&. A. BEEHRER,
DE-. LEE IN
Hay. GRAIN. Flour. BRAN
md SPORT.
Que door ~'e~t b triton House.
East e.. = ret.
snny,lif ..It.E, ~. +.
FIRST
National Bank
OF BUTTE.
Paid up Capital. 1..cs. .seN.
Authorized Cspit..i....* JOO.O(Ds'
a.. .o .. W.: " S $:J &c.,
Transact q General Ranking
l5sa>tsas::Ss.
Bvw wmA HeN For~i0M MMsl DO-
asestic Errk 'MYe.
~Pmmrt attention 9ivc., tn l'O'lecti0ns.
County Warrants l,''''Eh:.
l0isw's
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NJ. Johns FosGls will ssske - e.
celDent Speaker Of the House.
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~PvUsnrt attention Give, To CO'lectt0na
County Warrants osssssgh:.
1Ol0Wsf
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
:3@ u 24lsaa!
~ <O3;,stE IS.iEON.

-a.3 ,t"rli"r .rrrier, connect
Il Gl.r t,tni,'.u. ut Mlan,le-
,,- III: ISL. ani Old Landing, il
...crv I'll, III Y ;. Mail ana thereby Ia.
hla &" distance NJ opposition. livery
-. treated roEr6eously. and charges
.r uniform. aH1 Nc delay IN account of
OH h"r~ys ana other yrzation. Travellers
aea'.,T~ IF Sueah and safety, Will look
out fpr Mir. Bacon.
CONVICTION, Sept. i. 1877.
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ST. TAIMANY PARISH.
IT5 LOCATION = HEALTH
PRODUCTS -lIANUFAC-
TURING AND AGRI-
CCLTU RAIL AD-
EANTAGES,
ETC.

st. Ta'amany parish is located
J.,l4sy-tNo miles north Of New Or
leans ColiagtoL, the county site,
is len miles further north, in the
interior, and is delightfully."- located
.l the jogue Iuiia.
IMMIGRANTS,
a;tA : small amount e capital and
/. .tir supply Of industry ana pgrse-
s.rtnya, cannot possibly do better
tAlu locate i'll our parish. The eli
natc is - line as any in the world.
The winters are generally mild, and
snow rarely tails. Spring opens
carly III February, with blossoms
1,l the peach and qUilce trees, and
vegetation comes rapidly forward.
Hue Ie.5 ii Summer is moderate,
.,aj tAo Gntaltins hreezes Of the
evening refresh lnan and beast after
the laborS OF the day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
Aim mae
for 1882.
and
EA-s C-EcoE OF L.1-: 9. Il LIZ Or
MAT-G9.
and

Al eie-ant work " To- rag.S, Sc
inches "a sjz-, prnt f, nu iuc', ,inte +
book pup r, i-u@tr4sa., ,..rau5!los, aitn
most heaatiEai .nIltsIl q. aGl contain
Ing, 5.sjl vi! l..g iEtaraH.t.rE pertain
ins u u calendar, statistical ana gea-
er.l information ~ ylrlnn; subjects, 49,
peci2liy upon tae political AMI civil
divisions, popuh5iol. names III a.i;-.t III.
State AMI mnniei. pal: record o. past cleo
ti0Is, PRO lactions, railroads, Geological
formations, etc, OF the States Of Lonisi-
ana, Texas, Arhan>a-. Tennessee. Mis- SIS
sippi AIaba,ha ana Florida. will be
MAILED FREE, postage prepaid, to
every subscriber of tile Daily or Weekly
IIaIEs-DEMoCRAT.
Send remittanues in registered letter,
postal order or draft. at our risk
Address all communications and let
tiers to THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT,
New Orleans, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
FIRE CLAY

IS found in abundance. as well as
claws suitable for pottery ware of
the very finest texture, purely white,
and free from sand or grit. Per-
sons having practical knowledge
of such business would soon realize
a fortune in manufacturing and
shipping such wares to the New
Orleans market.
MANUFACTURE OF GLASS
Sand suitable for the manufacture
of glass IS also abundant all along
the banks of the Bogue Falia, above
the town of Covington. 1t has been
practically tested by Pittsburg
manufacturers, and found to con-
tain all the necessary properties to
produce the finest glassware.
~H-T~cTON
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Cattle AND SHEEP

craze Upon OF pine lands through
oug tie year, ana seldom are fed in
winter, thus naking St. Tammany
the St5ya-growers home Farming
1ntj stoai, Lands tanbe purchased at
rates varying from 81 to 81 per
nrrt, and Government lands to
actual settlers
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
WATER POWER.

There i All abundance, of water
power, already improved, inviting
tie attention If manufacturers We
aavt Ho doubt small factory, such
j. already abound il Alabama and
Georgia, for the purpose Of con-
vcr5ing our cotton crop into yarn,
wonli prove q paying Investment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28
kELLER'S

viii keep on hand fresh supply OF
Groceries and Camel Goods. Also, =
complete stock of Dry Goods an Ready
Made Clothes for Ladies and lhitur.n.
The largest stock of Mems, Youths b
Boys Clothing and Hats. 4 tine assert
ment of Boots sand Shoes. f,r M.'s.
Women and Children. Hardy ~. /, T.L-
ware, Crockeryware, and every t.IIn- tia,
appertains to country store.
All the above goods | offer az >-i y
city prices. Full weights and Ils..aarys
guaranteed.
Goods delivered in Covington free Of
charge.
Highest price pad for country prod''cr.
Gcci If
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-01-28

is very productive, and admirably
adapted for raising sugar cane, cot
ton, oats, corn. rice, peanuts, etc.
The vine is Indigenous, and yearly
bears large harYests of delicious
frnit. Oranges, pears, peach, plums,
ounces, figs and pecans thrive well.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-10-21
About Advertising.

Half the business men visited by
newspaper agents and asked for
advertisements consider the news
paper man as kind Of influence of
Providence, which, like the itch,
must take certain course before
being cured. We wish to convince
all such erroneous thinkers that
they are wrong. The newspaper,
instead of being sort of vista
ton from the lower world, is pub
lie necessity, and for the public
good. They, instead Of dead-beat-
ing their way in the world, live
from money hard earned, in one
way or another, two hundred cents
for dollar. Business men have
made fortunes, have arisen from
poverty to opulence, simply from
the benefits of the newspapers across
their way. The money the news
papers make is handled by men
who patrOnize with their business
advertisements. We have frequent
ly had men to tell us: 1--WE never
advertise. 1t is too much like
throwing away money" On OBJ
serving their business weinvariably
see their mOlasSeS barrel leaking,
their sugar filled with flies, their
scales rusty, their fnger-nails I'M
clean their pants patched, their Gus
TONERS few, and their success a fail
ure. They hObble along in the
world slowly, and are not the men
raised from poverty to riches and
eminence. Show us man who
advertises extensively and we will
show you n man who has the quail
tiles essential to business. The adj
vertisements placed in papers are
like the kind-heartedneSs of youth,
bearing fruit at first and reaching
into the year when age comes on
Gpace. Then tell us that advertising
does not pay. Drones and ignO-
ramuses only advocate such views.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-10-21

toms of nearly every other known
complaint. Hundreds of people
die daily, whose burials are author
lied by a physicians certificate of
Heart Disease" "Apoplexy,"
"ParaIysis," "Spinal Complaint"
"Rheumatism, ""Pneumonia," and
other common complaints, when in
reality it was Bright's disease of the
Kidneys. Few physicians, and
fewer people, realize the extent OF
this disease or its dangerous ard
insidious nature. 1t steals into the
system like thief, manifests its
presence by the commonest symp-
toms, and fastens itself upon the
constitution before the victim is
aware. It is nearly as hereditary
as consumption, quite as common
and fully as fatal, Entire families,
inherIting it from their ancestors,
have died, and yet none of the num-
Der knew or realized the mysterious
power which was removing them.
Instead of common symptoms it
often shows none whatever, but
brings death suddenly, and as such
is usually supposed to be heart dis
ease. AS one who has suffered and
knows by bitter experience what he
says, implore every one who reads
these words not to neglect the slight
est symptoms of Kidney difficulty.
Certain agony and possible death
will be the sure result of such neg
lect, and no one can afford to haZ-
ard such chances.
am aware that such an unquali-
fed statement as this, coming from
me, known as l am throughout the
entire land as practitioner and
lecturer, will arouse the surprise
and possible luminosity OF the medi-
cal profession and astonish all with
whom am acquainted, but make
the foregoing statements based upon
facts which am prepared to pro-
duce and truths which can sub
stantiate to the letter. The welfare
of those who may possibly be suffer
ers such as / was, is an ample in
ducement for me to take the steps
have, and if can successfully warn
others from the dangerous path in
which / once walked, / am willing
to endure all professional and per-
sOnal consequences.
]. b. HENION, M. ID.