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Vegetine
JUST WHAT / NEEDED.


BALTIMORE, Nd, May 4, 1879.
Dear SIR: have, In the spring OF the year, a
faint. sinking feeling in the stomach. ami this
spring have been so weak that felt the need of
something A friend who hal used VEGETINE
advised me 10 take some did so, and II proved %
be just what needed. IL builds the whole system
up, and makes one feel like new person
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. ELIZABETH PORTER,
l26 Chestnut Street
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CAUTION.

An overdose should be avoided. Morphine, opium
strychnine, arnica, hyoSciamus, and other power
ful remedies, do al certain times. n very small
doses relieve the patient during their action In the
system But perhaps the second dose, Il repeated
may aggravate and increase the suffering and an
other dose cause DEATH There is no necessity for
using these uncertain agents when positive rene
dy ike Railways Ready Relief will stop the most
excruciating pain quicker, without entaiing the
least difficulty IN either infant or adult
THE TRUE RELIEF.
RADwAY's READY RELIEF Il the Onlv remeds
agent in vogue that viii instantly stop pain
Fifty Cents Fer Bottle.
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Address as above without delay.
p. s. No risk is incurred, as 80 days trial
ia alIouad
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II Is not proper to keep ducks and chick
ems in the same yard. The broad bill of
the ducks enables it TO gorn andize, and
being voracious feeder, it is likeIy to dc.
prive the other fowls of their share of the
eed
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SANDWICH DRKssING.-The yolks Of sik
eggs boiled hard. put into mortar with
two tablespoonfuls of salad oil, or three
of thick sweet cream, large teispoonful
of made mustard, half teaspconful Of
salt, little cayenne. one large tablespoon
full of lemon juice, strained through fine
sieve. Beat all to a smooth paste Have
ready some split tea biscuit well buttered,
and dipping some small pieces of cold
boiled smoked salmon or halIbut. or boiled
ham, in the dressing: lay between the
biscuit and serve. This MAKES also a nice
dressing for sardines to be used for sand
wiches. Boiled mackerel or other smok-
ed fish boiled, boned and picked to shreds
and mixed with dressing, is also nice; or,
instead of fish or meat, cheese grated
into q dressing Is good, or the slices of
cheese may be dipped in the dressing and
land between the biscuits.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-05-31

4 most valuable remedy for hesves and
.sjd to be sure cure: Forty sumac butts,
one pound of rosin, ore pint of ginger,
BALI pound OF mustard, one pint of uE-
stacked lime, one pound of epson. salts,
four ounces of gum guiacum, SIX ounces
of cream tartar. NIX thoroughly and d.
vide into thirty powders, and give one ev-
cry morning in their feed before watering.
PAINT, to last long, should be put on
esrly In winter or spring. when il is cold
and no dust flying. PANT put on in cold
weathe. forms body or coat upon the sur
face OF wood that becomes hard and resists
weather, or an edged tool even, like slate.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH,

Health Of Body Is Wealth of A;nS
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DOMESTIC.

A LITTLE salt rubbed On discolored
egg spoon will restore its silver tIDt.
LAID alone will make lender. but not
so fiaky q pie crust as butter, OF butter
and lard both.
A PINT of SCOT from the chimney or
stovepIpe in painful of water will make
a lluuId manure of the greatest value for
plants and flowers of all kinds.
THR London Furniture Gazette gives
the following directions for restoring
faded and soiled upholstery: Beat out
the dust thoroughly; afterwards brush
we'll; then apply strong lather of CASTLE
soap by means of hard brush; wash the
latner of with clear water and follow with
a wash of alum water. When dry the
colors will be restored to their original
freshness. If the colors have faded be-
yond recovery they may be touched with
a pencil dipped in water colors of suitable
shade with gum water.
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MINUTE REMEDY

ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-05-31

as- sold by Mi Druggists. -6a
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All. ORDERS ADDRESSED TO HIM
~ at ..aee,an5, I.... cr to En'lle =. Lc-
Blanc, ThIuvdaux Ia VIII d. promptly g..
tended to. Co:s-olly.
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va others! Mothers
iFfOtherS!i.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Ct your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the *
cruciatlI,g pain OF cnttlng teeth :
II so, go at once and get a bottle
of MkS. NINSLOW'S SOOTHe
ING SYRUP. |. will relieve tue
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother OH earth who has ever
used it, who will no, tell you at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest TO the mother,
aud relief and health TO the child,
operating like magic. Ii is perfect
~ safe to use III all cases, and
pieaSah, TO the taste, and is tie
prescription uf Une OF the oldest
and best female physicians and
nurses III the Uuitea States. Sold
everywhere. % cents Il bottle.
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No So
3 y . .

WHY he WENr.-;sDo not go,
darling-and as she spoke the
words, spoke them in low, tender
tones that thrilled him from main
truck to keeison, Gwendolen Ma
haffy laid her soft, white cheek on
Plutarch Riordanss shoulder aud
gave him look with her lus-
trous, dove like eyes that would
make your head swim.
Il can not stay" he replied,
kissing the peachy >rel lips as he
spoke. and feeling wistfully in his
overcaat pocket for plug of to-
bacco, II must go now, right
away"
Bat the girl placed her arm
around his neck -- arms whose
soft, rounded curves and mink
tinted skin would have made an
ancoriGe throw up his Job, aud
pleaded with hlm to stay a little
longer. - can not" he again
SAID, looking at her tenderly.
''Can notg" repeated the cir
a sha''e of anger tinging the tone
III which the was uttered. "And
pray, sir, what is it that so lm-
peratively calls yon hence :"
Bending over her with care
less grace that artfully concealed
the slight baggiuess at the knees
OF his pants, Plutarch said in low,
bitter tones that were terrible in
their intensity.
81 have broken my suspenderv
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-04-08

Samuel Blatchford OF New
York has been appointed Asso
ciate Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
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A Couch, Cold or So,

A Couch, Cold or Sore
Throat Should be stopped. Neg
lect frequently results in an In
durable Luag Disease or Coasump
ton, Bro WA'S BRONCHIAL
ThOCHES do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrnps ami
balsama, ont act directly ON the
anf@med parts, ALA ing irritation,
give Z siei IN asthma, bronchitis.
Coughs, Cdta,7h, and the Throat
Troubles wkich h;ngers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thir
ty Years Browns Bronchial Tro
thes have been recommended by
thl sicians, and have always civ
en perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and Constant
use for nearly an entire genera.
ton, they have attained we'll. l.msri
J ted 'ank among the few staple r.,
medies Of the age. Sold at Is
cents Il box everywhere.
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irs.. for La}

kchsIfiu rs,r. Arf(G (Gcsll SfoNS
Pavement,
-DE.LER In
'Nsrth Rirer and German ft'gs
ynrb Stone and Portland Cen'ene.
Nos. Dos and go DELOHD STREET,
Between Barunne aud Caroad.tet Streets
t3ec .aoiy New Orleans.
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= SutSc rihe 10 tue SEhT.r1tL.
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Several copies of the Chy0,

Several copies of the Chroni
Gle Washington City have reach
Ell this office with marked arti
c!eS III favor of CoWden's outlet
system Of relief to the mississippi
river during high waters. Sad
experience and 80 J ears Of atten
tive observation has satisfied us
that no system of outlets will ev
er regrlate the Mighty Father
OF Waters.
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AS q standard remedy for the
permanent cure of chronic female
complaints, English Female Bit.
ters has won the grand prize over
all competition in the United
States. Married and single ladies'
are delighted with its wonderful
efficacy In relieving them of their
troublesome pains aud aches. If
you need strength-if you wish
an appetite-if You desire iron in
your Dlood-if emaciated and you
VISA to possess more weighs-it
is the very medicine you want.
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ST. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
I SAMOAN, Pro'r ! Business Manage

OF ABRAHAI PAXTON
NO. 1893 PROBATES
Twentieth Judicial District Court.
S.TATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
~ i4afcurche. " Whereas Edward Baueaux OF
said perish, has this day made application
to the said Court 10 DE appointed admins
traitor OF said Succession.
Nov. therefore ali persons are hereby
warned and notified 10 lie their objections
if any they have, with the Clerk of sa.l
Curt, ut his oi.iye III 1h. Town of h. bosiaux
within ten days after the first publication
hereof, otherwise the said applicant will
in due course OF law be appointed admins
traitor uf said succession.
{ ~ Witness my hand and the i,n-
: LIS. press OF the seal OF my ottice, tAis
( nv ist. day of April A. II. 1882.
j w kNOBLOGK. Clerk
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Profit, $1,000.

"To sum itnp, six long years
Of be.i-rdden sickness, 5000 per
gear, total 81 200-all Of this ex
pen~e was stopped by three Bot
ties OF Hop Bitters, taken BY my
wife. She has done her own
housework for IA year since, with
out the loss of a day, and [ want
everybody to know it., for their
benefit. e. Farmer.
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f'k+Cs ORAL SYRUP for

recent or chronic Coughs, and
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Loss Of Voice, lrritability of the
L"rynx aud Fauces, and other
lnhamed conditions of the Lungs
and air Passages.
Prepared and sold by JOS. T.
THiBODEAU&, Druggist, Thib-
o!aux, La.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH or
LAFCURcHE AND OF THE TOWN
OF Thl3ODAUx.

Office Corner Green s. Levee Sta.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
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There are vet q few n

There are yet = few moro
cbalces to be ,ahcu IN the lottery
of that beautiful dinner and Tea
SET, now on exhibition in s. T.
GiisamOre's house furnishing De
pot. Try your luck and win a
prize of which you will be proud.
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Dinner sets Of China anc

Dinner sets Of China and
common ware. VashStand sets.
toilet sets and a large variety o;
croesert, tla ware, glass ware.
granite iron ware, feather Gua-
sers, pa,ior lamps. lanterns, lamp
chi,nnies ami wicks always Oh
hand al Grisamores Sio,e.Deno.
and House furnishing store.
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Late State Senator Eighth Sena
ton ial District.

-Amohg .he arpo inime,!tS III
lse Mint II NV Orleans is the
name IL MIss AilCe l,"sl.r. daugli
te, CT C.6ai Ciosier CT. 1erre
IonNe.
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DO YOU want il burner and
chimney that will not break |
You do. cali al ). L. GiisanoTe'
stove Depes.
, 1882-10-25
Il E L e G r 4 NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New York, Oct 17th-NewS from Ire
land reports that Il Dublin detective has
been despatched to take the S~elf-confessed
assassin, Westgate, to that country.
1t is announced that the International
Congress to consider the question of sub
marine cable protection will meet in Paris.
Telegraphic dispatches from Egypt adj
wise that proof Of Arab Pacha'S compiled
tx in the massacre in Alexandria has SO
far been understandable.
A Paris despatch states that NJ. Victor
Hugo has appealed for mercy for Arab
md that N. Gerville Reache, deputy for
Guadeloupe, has offered to conduct his
defence.
The Chimes in an editorial discussing
the Egyptian question remarks that there
is reason to believe that England and
France will be enabled to harmonic their
interests.
A Berlin telegram announces that Count
Hatzfeldt, the German Ambassador at
Constantinople, has been appointed to the
Foreign Office, and he is generally regard
ell as the probable successor of Prince
Bismarck.
New York 18th Oct.-Intelligence from
Ireland announces that a National Con-
ference has been held at Dublin, at which
, 1882-10-25
From the st. Thomas Herald.

Some time ago, when we acted as Editor
of the late st. Thomas Times, we drew pub
lie attention to the efforts being made by
the Pr0prietors of " Estate Thomas,n-
otherwise known as "Sugar Estate,"-to
reSuscitate the abandoned agricultural
pursuits of this Island, by planting the
Sugar.cane, and commencing, once again,
the manufacture Of Sugar. AS we passed
the above Estate some days ago, we were
glad to see the activity prevailing in the
getting ready for a crop, and noticed, the
foundation for the Works was already be
gun, and the corner stone laid. The
Works will, we understand, be built of
iron, and the system employed in manu-
featuring the canes, will be the " vacuum
pau" Some parts of the works have, we
are informed, already arrived, and the ba-
lance will be ont very shortly. In Ste
CrOix and the surrounding Islands, the
Works and Machinery are of English
make, while in St0. Domingo and Cuba
the American manufactures predominant.
Between these two Countries the Proprie-
tors invited Tenders for their Works and
Machinery and found that the American
offers far exceeded in c~heapness the En-
glish, the result being that an American
firm has been given the work. This firm
has erected many Works in StO Domingo
to the entire satisfaction of the purchas-
ers, and we hope that this case will not
be an exception to their general good
work.
There are many who have said that after
the abolition Of slavery, agriculture i'll St.
Thomas was impossible, but such is not
our belief, inaSmuch as to-day the manu-
facture and cultivation o. Sugar has been
completely re~volutionised by the improve
ments in machinery, thus supplying. i'll
many instances, manual laboUr, by UNI
wearying iron. AS the system to be en-
pl0yed on Estate Thomas is SO much
in advance Of the old system, we think
that the profits arising from it will be cOm-
mcnsurate to the trouble and outlay incur
red by the Pr0prict0rs.
If the gentlemen succeed which ap.
pears more than probable from present
evidences-much will be due them by the
people OF st. Thomas, for they will have
shown them that our main support is not
to be derived solely from purchasers who
inmany eases never pay,-bnt from the land,
of which we have so much Oytrgr0wn with
wild bush, and which, with a little trouble
and time, might be turned to profitable
account.
We sincerely wish the gentlemen every
success possible.
, 1882-10-25
PrOklama.

a LIE og Enhver der MATTE
&sA have Noget at fordre paa
Fellesboet efter afgangne Contoirist
JAMES PETER KNUDSEN Og
e~fterleyende Enke CHARLOTTE
KNUDSEN, f0dt Benton, indkal-
des herved med 3 Maaneders VarseI
til at anmolde og beviisliggj0re deres
Krav for undertegnede Skifteret.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix den
22de October 1882.
j. DUUS,
, 1882-10-25
TRANSLATION.
Publication.

GPT is hereby made known hat
% His Majesty the King has been
most graciously pleased by royal
resolution af 18th September last to
recognize Mr.. WILLIAM T. MOORE
as Consular Agent at Frederiksted
for the United States of America.
Presidency's Secretary's Office, st. Croix
the DIST October 1882.
II. HANSCHELL,
est.
, 1882-10-25
T

of Subscriptions raised in the East
ern part of the Island of st. Croix
for assisting sufferers from famine
in Iceland.
, 1882-10-25

Further contributions will be thankfully
received either by The President, Revd.
B. Romig orJ, @. Brandt.
, 1882-10-25

GSDHE annual examination of
Cd Frederiksted's Lancasterian
School will take place on FRIDAY
the 3rd prox: at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
The parents and guardians of the
children, as well as others, who
may feel interested, are invited to
attend.
The school viii be ro-openod on
MONDAY the 18th prox:, when
new pupils may be entered.
Frederiksted's Lancasterian School, 23rd
October 1882.
JAMES STEWART.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08
Potter Palmer's Trotters.

Speaking of horses reminds me Of
story / heard lately of Potter Palmer,
the Chicago millionaire Palmer is a
native of Greene Co.. N. Y, where his
brother Aiken and seyera! members OF
Potter's family reside. Aiken is a Bit
of horseman, in a rustic way, but
knows nothing about thoroughbreds --
Sometime since Potter spent fc>
weeks at Durham. He brought with
him span Of splendid trotterS from his
Chicago stables, and they were much
admired. A smart young groom look
ed after them and used to drive the fam.
lily to church and to the village occas.
ionaly. Aiken fairly itched to get hold
ofthe reins and drive the team, just once.
Potter, observing this, warned him, and
said: "Aiken, YOU may know n good
deal about country horses, but these ire
not quite Dyour style Better not
handlethem."
One day the family had just returned
from n short drive and the team was
hitChed outside in the road, the groom
having gone to the stable for moment.
Aiken at the window, saw his Oppor-
tunity. He came out, jumped into the
elegant 81 200 wagon, and confidently
grasped the reins. The fnely-trained
animals Immediately responded, and oil
they started down the road at rafting
gait. Aiken wasn't used to such accel.
Grated motion, and began pulling; but
the more he pulled the quicker they
few He put his whole strength into il
and pulled for dear life but the team
only swept on faster. The gait was ter
rife. AS they neared sharp curve in
the road Aiken's heart leaped to his
mouth. In moment more crash!
went the vehicle against high bank OF
earth, throwing Aiken out, uninjured,
but smashing the carriage to flinters.-
The horses stopped as if by electricity,
and very luckily without a scratch. A
few minutes later Potter, who had OBJ
served his brothers wild freak and had
followed with the groom on horseback,
rode up. He looked an instant at the
wreck, rubbed his chin, and, turning to
his crestfallen brother, slowly inquir.
ed;
Say, Aiken-could you-tell me-
about-what time-you made coming
around that curve?n
Aiken has never touched a thorough.
bred since. -NtW York Star.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08
STAGES OF THE RIVER.

The river marked by the gauge last even.
ing at o'clock at this port IA feet
0 inches and rising.
Pittsburg, Sept. 7--G D. m River feet
1 inches and falling.
Cincinnati, Sept. TO p. m. River 10
feet s inches and falling
Louisville, Sept, 7--G p. m.--River 10
feet O6 inches and falling
NASHVILLE, Sept. &c pm. River 6 feet
0 inches and falling.
St Louis, Sept. 7-G p. m, River 10 feet
3 inches and falling.
The Gus Fowler as usual will report
here on time this evening aud leave on
time for Paducah at p. IN.
The Jas. W. Gaf passed up from Mem
phis for Cincinnati at s p. m. yesterday.
She had large passenger but light freight
trip.
The City of Providence for Vicksburg
arrived from st. LOUIS yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock and departed at 10. She had
amoderate trip
The Vint Shinke for Memphis is due to-
morrow evening.
The Golden Crown has An immense trip
and leaves here this morning for New Or
leans, Passengers going south by river
can procure tickets of w. F. Lsmbdin,
agent.
The Paris G, Brown for Cincinnati, ar
rived at 80 last evening She had a
light freight but an excellent passenger
trip.
The Hudson will report here early this
morning for Paducah and Shawneetown.
Judge Coleman of the Illinois Central is
terribly worried because Captain Joe Fowl.
er gave US the agency for his boat. If we
make better agent than the Colonel, We
can't help it, because it is natural. The
Col left for Paducah last evening via Gus
Fowler, to prevail on Capt. Joe to rein
state him.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08
4 DANGEROUS 0igar.Lighter.


Street hawkers have lately taken to
selling magic cigar-lighter," which
are calculated to do much mischief. As
any student knows, the affinity of sodi-
UNI for oxygen is so great that it will
take the coveted element from water
with such rapidity as to cause tito burst
into flame The new lighter is thin
strip of sodium, a fragment of which,
when placed on the end of cigar and
touched with water, burns with great
vehemence.
Few of those who buy the little walls
of lighters are aware what walls of wrath
they may turn out to be if unskillfully
handled. The bursting sodium will
make an ugly wound if it comes in con-
tact with the skin, which is likely to
happen from the suffering way it has.
A sweaty finger is enough to set the
thing ablaze, or sweaty pocket, should
the cork of the bottle chance to come
out. AS the lighters are bought chiefly
by the ignorant, who are taken by the
seeming miracle of producing fire by the
lirect action of water it is wonder
that no serious accidents with them
have been reported The traffic is not
one to be encouraged. - Scientific amer
lean.