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Gray hairs prevented, dandruff removed,
the scalp cleansed, and the hair made to
grow thick BY the use OF Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer.
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Ladies, don't forget to call and examine
the special offering of dress goods and par
asols on the oath inst. at D. q ]. Wilson's.
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Our neighboring towns OF Liberty Gen.
ter, Texas, Holgate, Wauseon &C., will let
the American eagle loose on the Fourth.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-06-29

Cary has nicely rugged up soda foun-
tain, which he guarantees to make first
class soda water.
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For stylish summer hat go to the Ea-
gle Clothing House. st
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Plump girls are announced as the most
stylish this spring, says an exchange. If
that be SO then Napoleon is just in style.
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Ladies, It will pay souto go to Wilson's
to buy your goods even II you have long
distance to come. ct
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Emmanuel Fairchild, of Deshler, was ad-
judged insane by Judge Meekison yester-
day, and he will be sent to an asylum.
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Those nice airy and stylish suits at Hahn
d Meyers are just the thing for warm
weather. 3t
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The churches were well attended last
Sabbath. notwithstanding the warm
weather.
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Those 90 cent slippers stillin stock OPP
posite Court House. ct
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For Sale.
Notice.

Seed Buckwheat, price s5c per bushel.
One mile west of Napoleon. L. F. AMEs.
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The unfavorable weather and bad roads
make goods cheap at D. d j.. Wilson's. 2t
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1t is said the roads for i've miles this
side of Napoleon are in very bad condi-
tion and almost impossible on account of
deep ruts. "A little work with a scraper
at the proper time would have remedied
their present condition. Henry county
can boast OF handsome Court house, but
1t has also the worst roads, Wauseos. Eli,
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Madder, the Tiffin murderer, has been
declared insane, and his trial has been con-
tinued until next term of court.
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A nice set of croquet in box for $1.0O,
all complete, at Cary's. St
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-06-29

1 offer for sale first class steam thresh-
ing machine. Special inducements given
and terms easy. See Daggett. II
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For the information OF candidates we
state that our charge for announcements
Is but the small sum Of 81
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For wool-twine cordage, wooden and
willow-ware go to Bradfey's. II
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Clothing, CIothiugl

Great bargains in all ready cloth
ing for 80 days in order to reduce stock at
d. & ]. Wilson's. ct
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Rev. Baichley, of Liberty Center, will
preach In the Presbyterian Church on next
Sabbath evening.
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Rev. Donahey will preach in the re-
formed Church at Liberty Center next
Sabbath evening.
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We regret to learn Of the serious Illness
ex-senator White, Of Defiance. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-06-29

Bitzsr's team ran away Monday, break.
ing things up generally. No one hurt.
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Geo. Tressler, eoutemplates a three
weeks trip to the west shortly.
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"I'li make note of this" as the sharper
said when he got farmer to write his
name on slip of paper.
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Fine mackerel and all kinds Of salt fish
at Bradley's. If
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Announcements.
shs,rm

0IIZIlINa
~. ?, ,NanDIEoE, O. June ieth, gss2.
d,dsss tsr sserr = bjs % she dsision of he Dsa
ocrauc consennon % Be held Il Napoleon, o., Au-
gusi 5th ISL ap4 obnge E.T. BAnEs
ID. .EohrHvksr:-Piefse announce that vii be
candidate for the once ef Sheriff Of Henry County,
subject 10 the decision Of the Democrats County
co1veneniion 10 be held ii Napoleon. August sth,
l6s2. r. NJ. CLOUD.
KprroR NonriEunsrs-Please snneunce the name
County, subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention TO be held In Napoleon. August
sth. DEMOCRATS.
HkNLKR, o., June 10Th, 1852.
EDrroR Recommendations announce the name
Of J.. o. Merritt as candidate for sheriff Of Henry
County, subject 10 the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention to be hed at Napoleon August
bth, 1889. MANY FRIENDS.
Commits sloner.
EDITOR NoKTHvEsr:-Pleaee announce the name
Of James Connolly, Of Warrington township, ne 9
candidate for the Office Of County Commissioner sab
ject 10 the decision Of the Democratic County Con,
yention to be held at Napoleon, August SIN, lisa.
FRIENDS.
Mr.. RprrOR:-Please announce to the Democrac,
OF Henry county that intend presenting my name
to their Convention to be held August 5th 1850, as
candidate for Commissioner and subject TO their de
cision. Respectfully yours,
Richfeld Tp., June 2ist, 1882
HAHLEHI o., June 18th, 1882.
Ed. NoRrHwEsr:- Announce the name OF Johl
Like, Of Marion township, as candidate for Count
Commissioner before the Democratic Convention
August hth. A.LABoRER.
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Japan tea-dust 20 cts per pound just re-
ceived at Shasteen Bros. 2t
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For fruits and confectionery go to Brad
ley's. tt
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Tive new eagles have been placed upon
the Court House.
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Boat riding seems to be the most enjoya-
BILE way of putting in these cool evenings:
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-06-29

Ready-made clothing for the million at
the Eagle Clothing House. Call and see.
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Fremont will not have German nor mu-
sic taught in the public schools any more.
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Harry Brown, l2 2years old, was drowned
in the river at Defiance on the 26th.
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RidgevIIle Items.

First door south OF the First Nation;
Bank napoleon, Ohio. If
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The County Commissioners win be In
session next Monday.
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J.H. Clark offers his interest in the
Youngstown Vindicator for sale.
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We are doing job work at reasonable
rates and on short notice.
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Judge Hsag win orate at Holgate on the
glorious Fourth.
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Quite number Of young folks went TO
Defiance Monday evening.
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A new saloon is to be started in Ma
poleon.
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A BAReAIN.--Daggett offers the east;
half lfofthe north east quarter Of section 20,
7. Ar. Z, Monroe township, This farm il
well improved and will sen at close fg-
ures. N. If
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Treasurer Gidley win keep the tax book
open until the 10th Of July.
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Frank Parsons looks like Hsnlan, at 4
distance, in bis new shell.
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FOrall hns tobuccOs. 50 % Brsoisy'.. II
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The selection OF teas and coffees at Brad
ley's can't be beat. s.e tt
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Prosecuting Attorney.

Ed. NoHTHwEsT:-Please announce my name as
candidate for the ONCE Of Prosecuting Attorney sub
ject to the decision Of the Democratic County Con-
vention to be held on the 9Th day Of August, 1882.
r. W. CAHILL.
EDITOR NoRrBwEsT:-Please announce through
the columns Of your paper, that will be q candidate
for denomination to the ONCE Of Prosecuting Attor
ney OF this county, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic County Convention to be held August
5th. 1882. MARTIN KNUPP.
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Now is the time to eradicate weeks.

Spring chickens are here.
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The jail and Court House are being tuck
pointed.
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For truIi jars and JelI cups go to Brad
ler,a u
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Less Prces than any House I'm the
West.

For glass and queensware go to Brad
ley's. II
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Good goods but no fancy prices at Hon
eck's, 9 lg'sel L If
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George LeIfsr Is building some tine new
bOAtA trf fst ttff
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n r.insd a. usual last saturday.


II rained a. usual Last Saturday.
FOR truit jars and JelI cups go to Brad
leys. I"
George Letter is building some dns new
boats. ttF
The Jail and Court House are being tuck
pointed
A new saloon is to be started in Ma
poleon.
Judge Haag will orate at Holgate on the
glorious Fourth.
The County Commissioners will be In
session next Monday.
We are doing job work at reasonable
rates and on short notice.
Quite number Of young folks went to
Defiance Monday evening.
Frank Parsons looks like Hsnlan. at a
distance, in bis new shell.
Treasurer Gidley win keep the tax books
open until the 10th of July.
J.H. Clark offers his interest in the
Youngstown Vindicdtor for sale.
Harry Brown, 2years old, was drowned
i'm the river at Defiance on the 26th.
Fremont will not have German nor mu'
sic taught in the public schools any more
Boat riding seems to be the most enjoya
BILE way of putting in these cool evenings
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4OisT RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
g.. GOODS,
hLErs Ers1sHRIDGE :. & CLoTHrER,
GCurnS DRY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY,
h and MARKET STREETS.
Men

NJ. \ a.S,,.. ela suffering from nervous or
|lSt Many or impotence should send
u q, ss1,slon, aa., lss Fulton street, New
n M, complete treatise on lost man.
.u' under cover, free. y tts.w
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
Al His Old Tricks.

suprrowN, Nov. william Muth-
n noted horse thief, who was recently
Erel out Of the Montgomery jail, after
E,r eryed l2 years, is at his old trade
About . O'Clock last evening he
4 10 the house Of Colonel William
II, IN Whitplin township, with horse
|Msr Colonel Cregar had suspected
| N some time and had been In CON-
ElaliOn with detectives with O view to
n.t As soon as he appeared at the
! Cngar seized him aud called for
.ahee. Muthart proved the stronger
! ni Cregar was forced to let him go.
n called for butcher knife, and as
Ana brought, he armed himself with
5at, when a struggle ensued for the
lson Of the team. He made stroke
&aAArt but missed him. Muthart ran a
ndsiaHCe down the road and the two
began throwing stones at each other.
Rly be determined to resort to artihce,
poke IN a friendly tone. While talk
4 10 Ak way he loosened the traces.
Bat that time Alfred Drummer, a neigh
cane up. Crcgar called to him to
y NuAGi who sprang into the car
geaA WHIPPED up the horse. The traces
hg loVe be was pulled out headforemost.
Bnnnef; heOitation gave Muthart q
nce 10 eesN,
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
llH Loads sf Kangaroo scaips,

Illustrated sydney News.l
nllrkable scene was recently wit
u yard in NUDGE, where the
nafli officials were busy receiving
fiFal scalps which were bl ought from
Sf9Oldine districts In spring carts,
iSiatk, and by various methods, aud
asO operations looked more like an
hf Of old times than anything
Nra think OF. Mr.. Blackman acted
aaI'f, assisted by Mr.. Single, In
Ed siotk these gentlemen counting
ISslf' which were afterward burned in
Iaalc Of Mr. Tindall's mill. Mr..
4 The Secretary of the Pastures and
a,'g'eellon y. = Act, made up the amounts
'9f each lot Of scalps as counted,
" Atkinson, the Treasurer, acted as
-sN Over $1,000 scalps OF marsu-
.ee delivered and paid for, as were
Y Salps Of ten dingocs. The sum
f"V reached over 9235 10 all.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
-, The Tale That Tells.


III laIsa@e. bsa@ Lottery at New orleans. on
4 saghin reya,i se uesday), Oct. 18th. 1852. the
NJ . fa.tivrnoalyed, and no shadow Of snspl,
'ssard ardi'Iess Of Ie rests where Gents q. Il.
Ek scle sn, s,,a,, and Jnbai A. Early OF va.
cAtVefy S,auperEision ~ Of the distrI6ution. as
,.tLsld fpo'n1 month. Names Of many Winners rs
No. * S9ln lSt the public at their request,
y d pi,,SsG prinssI, drew the first capit.l pfize Of
n EACH ssH, yin, sold In ftfths at one
N John chmoO-ltths, drawing $50. 900. was
\ 90 Ascensaias... Reuss, q thrifty German
ESssF strna. tnnslon Parish, La; Gwynn Harris
SSstA Ssn,nthe S,Sl the Cooperative Ice Co both
i Ssfh6' ''',IRgion City, d. O.. each held
@ like manneT Sersnd soId capital a. prize Of s2s..
s,eag ales,,,ith held by Sam. Hobson' % Ags q
l;s1y at Cra%n n y oi Memphis, Tenn. another
!, GTs% tbs ,S,re Tenn ara g ON On;
" onriiSe III. Nos. ~ '5a s and SlV Ss' 'SsS
IN "a 10 fiNhSC m capital prizes, two Of $1,000
seftGl the ibnoI,,one 10 L. Samoan, the pro.
n alaA,inrtS,nS ,nSpSafaur (Ls.j Seniinsi; one to
S!s,e given Ney York city ate Snaee
aaois Who WI osxxcept t9s . few brilliant exam,
'sntared and won---next,
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
!. TaE ror rLoEs

.,.-. N Burying Ne Longs
d' me weakness Of Ha@An NA'a''
rhIIdI'h D''p Nov. 20. Before the
g,,nIssro.SS' ~ of Inquiry to-day Chief En-
s,sie Boaiu ,,,nied y, bis account OF the
n n st i,be bodies Of Captain Do iSo" ar@s ]
" aher ule,n"d ,nvnd upon Mr.. Collins' breast
ssr was ,,ed lua in the tomb with the body.
b vas Os.d Oslsc,ed over the tomb, which
% I',s,s " the bodies Of cap,aA,1h s a. asm A ,vitb
ApDe'.' cu, S upon It. Mr., Melville then
PANE, ~ rorce 10 Kaskarta, which WAS
irw nls in, rom ir which to start a search
hst pSin. n,,,auapt Chips company. He
aniOr Llenl'TR L, Rerry on the cath of May in
a0untsus between DurAa'a"' "A'
bsk. or Lieutenant Chips was
f sea'Sa =. long as possible, then Mr.
arued Ss NH, nbe,i TO the Secretary OF the
|dle ieles'in iels.'sssion TO return 20 the United
%, |s,bieS was granted, and he s,l returned ,s
'.scbIpg New York september 10. 10.
rear" 7nlo aid that he believed every
Sevli'U nan performed his duty TO the
y lpu ,,i ' ability. The judge-advocste
o. ,,od w. the witness In relation to
ssi.l1" ainn which had been submitted by
gSIo, as,SSD brother Of Jerome J. Collins;
Sssile eI,iIl, declared that he had never had
hfl'lns, 'oItercation with Mr.. Collins
Ffso'a, Srrnments in which all hands
Ny Y m one occasion Mr.. Collins, re-
rc ~ tbC few opportunities t,,S there were
u.smept. said, Poor old Melville Is
na'S ,sin over IL :" u which Melville re-
\. 'I,r .upnose II we were In st. Patriek's
asr ,ouId have moro fun.n MIR. Collins
Y E.OC " rrow angry at this reference TO
a.odiity ~ On another occasion Mr..
Y Ssompialned to Captain De Long,
Y W NJ Melville sang Irish songs and
" Id.S iokcs in his presence. Aftcr
!. Melville and he held no intercourse
."eh as their official relations re
Examination Of Mr.. Melville by the
'ivrcate Of the Jeanette board OF In
~ concluded to-day. He will be re-
,omorrow, however, to afford the
T., and members of the court an OPP
~, [ 10 submit such questions as they
Avn necessary to complete the details
,,5pnce The court has decided TO
/ NJ series of questions prepared by DR..
E.n he submitted to the witnesses by
. rl,e advocate, reserving the right TO
mn their pertinence and the proprlcty
|T6vIpg them to be answered.
4 ColIns has returned home without
,tlended any Of the sessions OF the
md il Is now said that he will offer
u evidence in support OF his charges
,hsu that which may be ELECTED In
4 I'd thc nterrogatlons which he has sub
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
ptalt on the Imagination.


aller,' said Gilhooly, solcmnly,
t Iat sensitive to colds than anybody
,ll1a nts. !, lhe slightest exposure gave
gl; That must have been very
s'ule' Indeed it was. He never
lear draft for minute without
sSoh, remember on one occasion
sa'Ins IN the office of a friend, when
y ~ a ny father began to sneeze. He
,,sa. ,saa' laere was a draft in the room.
v. ~m gas made to discover where the
u, olt in vain. The doors and
astfe t,, elosed and there was no fire
NJ NV hy nly la'her kept on sneezing and
AMY, N als'e must be a draft in the room,
t,.asas S,ls was" Where was It 7" stu
elrGl lsoa =, ~ she g table, aud 1t was only a
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
NOVEMBER DRAWING.
WHOLE TICK ETs, q. HALF TICKETs. 81.
n Tickets, $50; IS Tickets, 800.

hy Expross. Don't send by Registered Letter or
Post 0ince Order. Orders OF IS and upward "
nr,Iers 10 II. M. BOARDMAN, Courier-Jonrnal
puilding Louisvilie, ,ky., or, IL; d; BoAsD-
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
THn rAnrrr.


How Northern Republican and =
southern Democratic JonrnaI Aereo
Upon Leading Question.
charleston News, Dem,l
0oyernor-elect Pattlson of PennsvlvAnia
10 reported to have said /: "The man who
raises his hand against the industries of tbe
state by advocating free trade had better
hang millstone about his neck and jumn
Into the sea-" Tho Pennsylvania protec-
tion'sts have been a milestone about the
neck Of the people Of the United States, and
the wisest thing that the Democrats can do
10 70 tell the whole crowd Of Pennsylvania
tariH robbers that the Democratic party does
not want them and has no use for them, and
proposes to go into the next campaign on
tho platform OF opposition TO just the tariff
doctrine which Pennsylvania cleaves to.
[Chicago Tribune. Rep.j
The reason Mr. Plg-Iron Kelley IA
thoroughly frightened by the result OF the
election" is that he mortally fears the new
Democratic Congress, with Carlisle Of Ken
lucky for Speaker, will remodel the tariff
and cut down the outrageous duties on the
necessaries OF lifo, which Pig-Iron Kelley a
Go. have fastened ON the American people
Tor the benefit of Pennsylvania special in
terests.
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
AVII'us Better Than Now Shines.

l,t,.,s ,s,'len' Banncr-watchman.l j =
ssr. s'a al an old darkey say to his wife al
N, T =, u. Look ahere, Suse, yer just got
M, yer mind, eff yer gwine ter take
\, y W. " gail 90 to de circus an ef yer
NM, "ue !, circus yer can't git de shoes. /"
ID, r' ,aI 'ills time the band struck up a
\ y sd 'la Suse told the old man she
b1s5 NJ ,SaIeiooted y a while longer. She
The daily gazette., 1882-11-23
Mother swans Worm ~

lLlDlt, tasteless, harmless, cathArtic;
t'ri'aI.ss, restlcssness, worms, con-
tOa, 2jcents.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-02-25

Somebody's child is dying-dying with the
flush of hope on his young face, and some
bodys mother thinking of the time when that
dear face will be hidden where no ray Of hope
can brighten it-because there was no cure for
consumption. Reader, if the child be your
neighbours, take this comforting word to the
mothers heart before it is too late. Tell her
that consumption is durable; that men are liv-
ing to-day whom the physicians pronounced
incurable, because one lung had been almost
destroyed by the disease. Dr. Pierce's "Gold-
en- Medical Discovery has cured hundreds
surpasses cod liver oil, hypophosphites, and
other medicines in curing this disease. Sold
by druggists.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-02-25

"A thoroughly American city has
been laid out in the state of Chiapas,
Mexico. The site is beautiful plateau
of land, through which runs a never
failing stream of mountain spring water,
clear as crystal, full of fish, and afford
ing power for any amount of manufac-
turing machinery, of an altitude of three
thousand feet above the sea level, on
the line of the Mexican Southern Rail
road. 1t is called Allen City. Around
the city are laid out and taken up TWEEN
ty-four coffee farms, each touching the
city plat. There will be over three mil
lion coffee trees in nursery cultivation
at this place within the coming year, all
to be transplanted and raisedto bearing
within the next four years. All goods,
stores and supplies, agricultural nipple
ments, machinery, building material,
and furniture for the colonists are ex-
empt from duty; also all exports and
imports of productions of the country,
and stock for work or breeding pur-
poses are exempt for ten years. The
colonists thus far are from California.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-02-25
Reacned Cram Death.

William ]. Coughlan, of Someryille, Mass,
says: ''In the fall of 1876 was taken with a
siozent bleeding Of the Lungs, followed bya severe
cough. l was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had a holein my
left lung as big as ahalf dollar Igave uph hope,
but a friend told me of DIR. VIM. Halls Ball
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. l got bottle, when TO
my surprise commenced to feel BETTER and to-
day I feel in better spirits than have the past
three years. Iwrite this hopingth every ono
afflicted with Diseased Lungs will take DIR. WM.
HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be con-
WINGED that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. "
Also sure remedy for Colds, Coughs, and all
Chest and Lung Diseases. Sold by druggists.