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hsa L II, ME-gon,sy, ir5m Cg!yile
- N s.;y al his usG2! i.ll jlsi1gss iup
''s5' t.TsiNl3. Ar ely.a rs very ercoar-
.aa2an; q t .sr:.ie hey OF the
''''-e' Waiah Is IL test saterei ID Il at
"a e 'ss'loa .! coan,ry. /; - siaiaeatiy
'As'7i or ne Froiust,.n G.: ,a,iy ve.e-
az p .;-.' AMI i.li.s ant Is r,cei.m. tne
''A'! .1'l'a!>7..i9. d .o,'i al cuerset {
- Q. In. h,.s,.tjrd i.r.nj1- c,.u oe
80 -I.'s sa-g- .'ui!. ,hgT- thai else.
- - -N'Hg . t5- Msur ealycr eac.y.
as Fl'e. --j v..a 4h.uri, arc RAJ,
'-.A a-... r..- have r,1-Ci'y ben
''.' '.. -le l-sg4...- -. cent
, 1883-09-29
lC'cntiauei-l
CHAPTER II.

,eor.dsrful ana mysterious curative Lovrr is
.isg.lspei which i 50 varied in ia opsrzt;ons
hat no d;sease or III hallth can possibly exist
9r re-ist its poser. and re. it is
N-rnless FOR the most frsil woman. weak
-st iagl.h as smallest child 70 us..
Patients
"Alnost dad or nearly dyine"
For years. AID given ~ By physician. u
3r;-tt'- All other kidney disease, iTer cGm-
ala;ats, zsYe,s coughs cailsi ecusumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crszy.
From agony Of neuralgia, us.73usne=s, wake
f,.Iress sad raIious diseases psca,i2r to women
People drawn ous of shaps FROM eKcruciat
ing psngs Of Rheumatism.
Iuaamna.cTy and chronic, or suffering ::oEn
scr3fr'a
Ervsipeias.
Salt rheurr. blood poisoning, ,lysEeFsis, indi.
Isstiol. ari il fast a,u.cst 81 d.sea-es Haii
Mature i her -
Have heen cnrei by Hep Bitters, IT"oi OF
which Can he foand N eseIy neiyh'so-i oot N
the known world.
, 1883-09-29
,umI graf Tickets.

ID, s.s the h,s day ~nm'sraat ti1k'
"a IL N..la Wall-, ard sb'ut ~
90 Ta.ywere rurca ,sed pr'neipaiH
-. a. @ al.h 30 take trip lack
.! +..,,,,, !. to erperi nee the cha gs th''
,i,e. curing the pat quarter o.
- and many el-o by ne~-come' S
- .-..,re 10 spy out the lard, and he
v - ars returnlng tor Ihe-r IAN :
, 1883-09-29
A n-ppy keioff.

.--. v..u:.h's alswer to Colonel Nor
,,. recent Celebration in Portland,
- :. ,b,. the O,, sou pioneers were
,--..,.u oft..e procession, wss Character
'a..,,ss psn and Of the s'eiety Which he
-, lie plea Antly informed the mil
- r-a.n that the Oregon pioneers 'oi'
,,;ry but au OK team or the Al
= After which they took their posi-
= = tue hesd.
, 1883-09-29
selii.g WhbLy 70 indisra

4 gentleman tslls us thAs one night ,i'i'
week, he discovered from hi, window white
nan giving whiskey to e1upie OF inoiAhs'
The white mau srst appeared upon TIE scene
and lef, 6 bottle secre.ed IN Tree ooi 1'''N
the sidewalk. and in = few MINUTES the Two
indians Si.nouassd ani uncovered the oeess
Thinking the transaction might b rsFestsc'
a watch has been lsp-, bu. without AIy o's-
coYesy. whsa ws think Of tbsfsarfui amount
x injury end crime. that little vhiskes IN An
Indians akin, dcss originsss, Ne cannot 700 -
vsrss, esusurs md punish saeh viuainous szAa-
Ecsn.
, 1883-09-29
u,,..sS Epilepsy tuItd.

IN. doctors pronounced my case to o'
.. Dope e.s cpl PSI, says our corr :
". {. B.OSlng, Att"rHey at Law
AK. "and declred death to D.
- rE.f. Samaritan Nsrrae na'
g; Ire. a. drussi'-. Si1v
, 1883-09-29
Ntg RlEO-

L1sD-WusH.-in this city .. the residence
4; ker. Father DuffT. Sept I'D. Dir. joe
Lind % Mis- C.rrie Welsh, beth Of this city.
after tie ceremony he party had vedains
feast at the resiienc= Of NJ. Al Ls~O. Nsns
hsppy days.
KExrFE.yg-At :he Ssine Hguse. n tbs
city, by the hsr. A. r. Banis. Sr. u. M.
Ken. and Afiss Ella frink; both Of al,s
1aiis County
, 1883-09-29
x,,Ire 10 Creditors.

wALLa WALlA, Sept q 1861
Having disposed Of my interest Il IN II the TaI car
hA'.-, tT, an ra,. Main street TO E. h. Mas,
''a's 'r'r -. knowing themselves indebted
~ : =. ~il please cali andcio'e accounts ,lni ~
70 Z, ~. b Ks can be found with T.. IL.
slais-y' tsbon = SIITH.
NissS1 u 'i'1 It'd, 5.-w.
, 1883-09-29

EIer;I.a sf Northern racIHc GnieeT,-
4 dizE,teh frcn 4. Y. Sco.', o. tas ore
yosLiGa. to the SrArEsniAy, says that at ths
anHua! election Of Nuthern Psci.ie officers al
tie old directors acre re-eiec:, d. Tais vii
,e good ners 20 ,hc,s who fearea that Per-
haps the control had gone from the old
crowd.
, 1883-09-29
Approaf hing CORpletion.

Sn,lIs magnificent Opera Houss, under
the sane roof with With Is his mammoth
stable. Is approaching completion but not
50 rapidly as the owner desires. OWING to 8
scarcity Of n.echauical labor. While regret
ting th.t the building VIII net be thrown
open to the pubic as soon as expected, ne
ia clad % cote the delay Ees In the night
direction-that tie harvest IS plentifui and
the harvesters few. Good frsteiAss csr-
pcn.ers, is seems, are In demand.
, 1883-09-29
+, Fatal sisirhe

., ). 70, t, t~ks Dr. 2 V. Pisrces
sc-iI II d;esl Discovery you are s'i
-. r .'.pf+ .ee-rne from impure bleed Or fearing
81 s-,, r+,cp ,.cro:ulous disease Of the luDs''
ga bv all druggists.
, 1883-09-29

ineTs !. hardly 40 .ial, p.r,,o l;v,,, h,,
-. e.ns' troaslsd with kidney difficulty,
e,n.. - :. /" u ne most prolific and dangerous
ss ,' '' ali disease. There is 90 ,ort a.
s,s.,s u . nave Any tOrn o. t,dn,y Q. urin.ry
S''s = dap hstlrs b take. o,.,.;..,I,r
, 1883-09-29

FapcsOusl dsrrpgemsn. Ct the ie'hals
.v.t,m Is qaiskly cured by tie n'e OF pr. h.
Y. Pisrce's "Favo.iie Prescrspuon' =,
removes pain ami nstO1es health ann
tzsnsth. By al drassist.
, 1883-09-29
DlxD.

this city, Sept I'd Ars a, Gle
l. Crane. daughter OF Mr.. l. W. Seoa'
AGED 81 years and month";.
, 1883-09-29
BsskS.

Mospos-In W.pa Waila Sept. .. To the
wife Of Joseph Mondor. a daughter
F.lIos Near wegia ws,la, Sept %. 7, tbs
wife of Frank Fsiioa- A son.
, 1883-09-29

HELENA, SEPT 2I-MARcrs DAHT.-Si-
-Uains 70 Z Misunderstanding, AID TO the
assumption OF authority y sgbordlnater
nv guzsts, vho mterdei visiting you to
lav. did lot do So. regret this exceed
iazly. aGd big to spol sizy for III II non ai'-
,,.,,,r-- Il. YHLAED.
, 1883-09-29
Csaualsslsa<rs-

,--o-..rs y, fsss ,or Is yean by the D.g,'ls-
= a.. r,,.e.,tn.ai and Charitable puIpos VIE
= -tni:sl ~ q. .nOa, ,eo-.o which rueTVs uni q
orsr S53s. go has since been stfrt.
BY An overwhelming ppni.r sos. tss irs,e.l1,
y.s usies PIT af .h, PRESENT. s'Aie ,oi-sH 3-''
s;cpted De ,smber u. A. d. ls:s
;hs peapls of any sssfe.
i. never s-,le- or .o-.pcnes.
II. Grand siasie Sans~r srs"ihss '=A'
pa. srsSxDaD OPPORTUNITY I0 wv /.
r.cTgYe NISIH66ASD DhA~lSG, Cl-As,
XIV ORLEANS. TCESDAf. oEfIIA
l.Fr ~ N iss3-ie0.h Monthly DTsxfnz-
, 1883-09-29
yfIiari Proposes---Jay Gould Disposcs :

Itw1. azders.Crt tAa. shen :he Wizard
party LEFT I'll. section ;hsy were 10 visit
Butte sit,; the res-on way thy DID rot
will be explli..ei u. the fo!i,riag corre-
s)yaiecce :
FEsEyA. Sept aI.-MAEcCS DAILY.-S'7;
Ire q rsasa guests dacided u ahandon
the trip to Bate. Pieaer eSease Us fer IN
Necessary t.oab.e. SIR. Wizard regrets 1t
very much. }. VI. Bu'hLEY
, 1883-09-29
raFfrAL PkI1E. sss.sss.
,se ss., Tickets cf Five De1isvs Eaes. fras-
tgana, In Elfsh IN RrSp~nio1>'

lss7 Pr.f1- s1o0o.I,S u
-,...i,,, o., ,,... 90 e.u,. sh.uH be male only
q, ~ e1sos of rhs ooups1y in Sev orl=an.-
Fer fur.ber insorHxticn write eiearis. nsIns i'S'
.a,ress. N.ke r. o. Nons. or3v,s peyssie 49, :
dr.s registered 'stt-fs 70
.vW osIEANs NATsoSAI SAxk.
Sew 0s1eans, L.
o,ai,arJ Ie.srs bs rsil or sqrssto
n. .. D1Ep0Ss
New 0siesss. IL.
or =, A. DArPuGS.
81 sevensA s.. Wsshogeses = L
, 1883-09-29
n. A. DAIPnIN. P'sSid1i-
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
.,-ts.. srI, -. shares In Proper: Ion
I oulsiana State Lottery Company.

..ys j, a,g,J, e,,ly faf ioSSayrIr'ss ne sarr1as1
- y,y rTr.S Paalsty cn,i S>5ss--isHsh Dfo''i"S'
,,,,,- an, coa,r5, A> Drdr-iA5; t'nse'r,s, ard
-. -, "a. ar, csa1zc.si t5k hons@'s, y1ifG'U,
ad IN god ,i,E fo'5,T al p5T.e,. an 'St 80,
,,s ne eonrd4y 10 me oesaiS, tith if-' s'''
"a Il I.r.n.g-s, asreL.d. ~ ~ adreI-,s-m..-s.
, 1883-09-29
S.woa sASs. Aug. ]. 1882.
TO THE PUBLIC !
suyesligafc for Yourselves:

r,.,.Ina,.er-icreraI GerzlaIn having published
wfful ani malicious f1l,ebooi IN rxsri TO the char
scter of The Louisiana State Lottery Company. The
following facts given a tie public 10 prcve his
statement, that ve snsssei n fraudulent bus
ness, 10 te false and untrue:
Amoun. OF prizes pa.d by The 1Dulslana State
Lottery CunpSny fnGn Jsnusry ], 1879, 70 Present
date
Psl to Southern Express Co.. S-v Orleans.
T. NJ. Westooat. Manager. ..-..Si.Le,S'O
Pad 20 Louisiana Nstloesi BAnf, Jos. H.
Oslesby. Presiieat --..--.-.---.------. ie3,sco
Pail 20 IDuisians State Ss'ionsl BANK, y
H. Kennsiy, Prssrisn.. l-1,loo
f"F, P,Ey." q I rr.sirn,. ..''.s..-..,..- - $3.50
Pad 20 Uuion Na.on<i bzHk, s. CLariaon
Gamer. ''''s"
fiis is.ss ae s.'.-.N.,. .''ilsn. n' L. :. 57.9e
p-.i 20 Gerraanis Ns:ionsl Rank, Jules
C11s4ri Ppetic1f. 0"''c'
Pail to Hlb-rpis Nation ii u nE. 'hAs- fal- ..
frey, Ceshifr-. -.----- '.',e 'o
Paid 10 Canal EsI.k. ID. Toiy. Cashier is,iSo
ftn ~, % ca.ssr nv %.i N''--4' 500
Total pad as chow --------- S%.%.S'oso
PstI m SUNS Of under 81 Goa AZ the various
ohscss Of tie corui'anv Throughout thr
intel ft.srt ------ -'o-'''
, 1883-09-29

DON'T BUY EpSs IOOTS UNLESS
YOC WANT THE BEST. SEE THAT
our NAME II ON EVERY PAIR
AKIN. SELLING 4 co.
, 1883-09-29
GRAND REDUCTION IN PRICES

Mems Business Suits $40 90
Mems All Wool Suits Sl2 90
Mems All WeolDress Suit $l5 90
Boys All Wool Suits So 90
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III. Leguennec,

WHEELwR1GHT & BLACKSMITH.
l respectfully announce to the
public that l keep on hand all the
different materials appertaining
to sewing machines, Of all kinds,
and more especially to the Singer:
and also the genuine machine oil.
I also have buggis and hacks
for sale, and make and repair the
same at prices to suit the times.
Sept-7'78.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-02-17
TUFTS
EXPEcr0RAMI

IL composed Of Herbal and Mucil"ginous poos
ucts, which permcatc the substance ofane
Lungs, cxpectoratcs b acrtd mncAeI
that collects in the bronchial Tubes, and ioSnss
soothing coating, which relieves a =.
ritation that causes the cough. 1t cleansss
the lungs Of all impurities, strengthens
them when enfeebled BY disease,invieof'
-ntes the circulation of the blood, and bra0estos
nervous system. Slight cclds often ]
consumption. tits dangerous to nssises
them. Apply h remedy promptly.
test of twenty years warrants the assertion nas
nOrcmedy has Ever heen found thatisss
prompt in its effects rs 1uTfS EyrEe10RAni.
A single dose raises the Phtegn, suoaaes
Inflammation, and it's use speedily cures the mo"
obstinate cough. A pleasant cordial, cn,i.
drcn take II readily. For Group HE
Invaluable and should be in every family.
In BIC. ard Al rfOftleS, -
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TOR.
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N o c E

Persons owing State Licenses
are hereby notified hat I am now
in possession Of the same, and thai
they must be paid within 80 days
from date Of this publication.
April 22d 1881.
G. B..SHAw.
Sheriff & Tax Collector
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EXCELSIOR.


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St. Charles College,

|St. Charles College.
GRIND COTEAU, Id.
Conducted by Fathers OF the Society
of Jesus.
LOCATION most healthy and
pleasant, on the Alexandria Branch
Of the Morgan n. Q. and Texas
R.R, IL miles Ivy rail from Yer
milionville. Beautiful Fairgrounds
and avenues of oak trees BULL
DINGS comfortable. CHURCH
new and magnificent, divine SER
vice impressive. FARE substantial
and wholesome. EDUCATION pa.
ternal, cultivating the heart as
we'll as the Mind. Classical, Sci
entiGc and Commercial Courses.
Special attention paid to Book
keeping and Pcnmanship. TERMS
moderate. Per Session Board,
Tuition, Wasting $3.50, BED d Bed
ding $40, Medical Fees lO.-Fjrst
Entrance or matriculation Fee 10.
-OPENING Of Session 1882,
October 9TH REFERENCES:
President of st. Cho,hs College
-.Jpsult F'uthers, n. o.
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NnTtCE is hcrhy given that tie
Tax Roll for The year 1882, las
becu deposited in my Office, AMI
thot the taxes assessed in said wear
are set forth in the tax roll. OF
file in my Office, and in the mort
gage Office of said parish .hat
they arc now due, and that they
will become Delinquent Oh the 3lst
DAY of December 1882, and will
draw eight per cent per annnm IN
!erest from that date until sold IN
accordance with article 80 of the
constitution.
SI,eriT's office, Abheyille, La,
August 5th 1882.
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rally tecome wealthy, while those who
do not Improve srch chances remain in
poverty. We want many men, women,
boys aud girls to work for us right in
their localities. Any one can do the
work properly from the start. The bu-
sinrss vii pay more than ten times or
binary wages. Expensive outfit fur
uished free. No one who engages fails
to make money rapidly. fou can~ie-
vote your Tholc time to the work, or
only your spare moments. Full infor-
nation and all that is needed sent free.
Address S11NsoN Il Co, Portland, Me.
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-11-08
The U. P. Schuck from New Orleans is

The U. P. Schuck from New Orleans is
due tonight for Cincinnati
The Belle Memphis from Vicksburg
passed up for St. Louis last night,
The City of Providence from ST. Louis
passed down for Vcksburg last night.
The Golden Crown from Cincinnati will
receive freight here to-day for New Or
leans.
The Hudson from St. Louis passed up
for Shawneetown last night. She had q
very good trip.
The Ste. Genevieve from Memphis had
fair trip up. She departed for St. Louis
yesterday morning.
The Andy Baum left Cincinnati on time
last evening, and will report here Saturday
evening for Memphis.
The Jos. W. Gaff is undergoing repairs at
Cincinnati, and when she reports for duty
she will be one of the prettiest stern wheel
steamboats, that floats.
The Vint Shinkle arrived here at 70
o'clock Tuesday night; departed for Mem
phls at a. m. She had very good trip,
and looked like new boat.
The Ella Kimbrough leaves here at noon
today for Guyoso. Capt Tom Kimbrough,
an old citizen of this city, is her owner aud
commander, and is most worthy of patron.
age.
The Cons. Millar from Memphis is due
this evening for Cincinnati. The Millar is
In tip-top shape, aud for pleasant trip
with clever officers, take the Millar and get
your tickets from w. F. Lambdin, passen.
ger agent.
Yves Cooksey, the champion fabricator OF
Paducah, had better look to his laureIs, as
Henry Pell, one of the quill drivers on the
Gus Fowler, tells pretty good one. Henry
says he saw the prettiest and brightest
rainbow Tuesday night that his vision ever
behed. Itappeared in the horizon about
l a. In. Wenever inquired whether he had
any witnesses to the scene, but knowing
Henry to be a young man of indisputable
veracity, we leave it to Yves Cooksey wheth.
er the story is plausible.