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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-03
ST. TAMMANY PARISH.
IT'S LOCATION HEALTH
TURING AND AGRI-
CULTURAL AD-
EANTAGES,
ETC

st. Tammany parish is located
twenty-five miles north of New Or.
leans. Covingtoa, the county site.
is ten miles farther north, in tie
interior, and is delightfully."- located
on the Eogue Falia.
IMMIGRANTS,
with a small amount of capital and
a fair supply of industry and perse-
vsrance, cannot possibly do better
than locate in u parish. The eli
mate is as fine rs any i'll the world.
The winters 7 generally mild, and
snow rarely falls. Spring opens
early in February, with blossom
on the peach and ounce trees, and
vegetation comes rapidly forward.
The heat of summer is moderate,
and the unfailing breezes of the
evening refresh man and beast after
the labors of the day.
THE SOIL
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 harvests of delicious
fruit. Oranges. pears, peach, plums,
ounces. figs and pecans thrive well
CATTLE AND SHEEP
Craze upon III pine lands through
ont tie year, and seldom are fed in
winter, thus making ST. Tammany
the ssock-growers' home. Farming
and stock lands can be purchased at
rates varying from 81 to So per
acre, and Government lands to
actual settlers
WATER POWER.
There is M abundance, Of water
already improved, inviting
he attention of manufacturers. We
no doubt q small factory, such
$ already abound III Alabama and
ieorgia, for the purpose of con
our cotton crop into yarn.
would prove a paying Investment.
FIRE CLAY
found n abundance, MS we'll as
laws suitable for pottery ware OF
he very finest texture, purely white.
nd free from sand or grit. Per
ons having a practical knowledg.
I such business would soon realize
fortune in manufacturing and
hipring such wares to the New
)rleanS market.
MANUFACTURE OF GLASS
Sand suitable for the mannfaetur, !
| glass is also abundant all alon.
ne banks of the Bogue Talia, above.
lie town Of Coving.on. 1t has been ,
ractically tested by Pi;tsbure :
manufacturers, and found to con-
I'm all the necessary properties to
rodUce the finest glassware. )
CONVICTION, i
le county site, contains about 4
ght hundred inhabitants. and is 7
le best business point in the BAR =
b, commanding much of the trade $,
both st. Tammany and Washing v
n parishes. The mail from New L
arrives three times a week, y
II steamer New Camelia, and D
ere is some talk of Building a d
legraph line.
At present there is no .nill or
anufactory Of any kind in Coving-
n. RuildiIg sites for marufac- al
ring purposes can be had on the
favorable terms, and every ,
cillty will be offered for immi- III
ants to this parish.
10 all honest and Industrious i'm
VIII" may wish to settle in re
! :mmany. a Learty welcome is
tended and protection ard encour-
ement guaranteed i'll the:r respec-
e occupations. e..
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Ears for the Million!

o Choo S Balsam OF Shark S Uil
Positively Restores the Hearing. and is
the Only Absolute Cure for
Deafness Known.
This Oil is abstracted from n peculiar
species OF small White Shark. caught
In the Yellow Sea, known as CHAKcgaR-
DON R~oNDELETTI. Every Chinese fisher
man knows it. Its virtues as n restora-
tive OF hearing were discovered by n
Buddhist Priest about the We n 1410. Its
cures We're so nume rous aud MANY so
seemingly miraculous that the remedy
was officially proclaimed over the entire
En- pire. It's nse became so universal
thai Tor over 800 years no Deafness
has existed among the Chinese Peo-
pie. Sent, charges prepaid, TO any adj
uress, ut 81 per bottle.
HEAR WHAT THE DEAF SAY.
1t las performed a miracle in my case.
l have no uncartlily noises in my head
and hear much better.
| have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped n great deal-I,
think another bottle will cure me.
My hearing is much benefited.
l haze RECEIVED untold benefit.
My hearing Is improving,
1t IS giving good satisfaction.
have been greatly benefited, and am
rejoiced that ! saw the notice of it.
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kELLER'S
CHEAP CASH STORE
CONVICTION. LA.
Dealer in
General Merchandise.

Will keep on hand a fresh supply of
Groceries and Canned Goods. Also, a
complete stock of Dry Goods and Ready
Made Clothes for Ladies and Children.
The largest stock of Mems, Youths and
Boys Clothiag and Eats. A fine assert
ment of Boots and Shoes. for Men,
Women and Children. Hardware. Tin
ware, Crcckeryware, and everything that
pertains to 2 country store.
All the above goods l offer At strictly
cash prizes. Full weights ard measures
guaranteed.
Highest price pcid for country produce.
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TIE ST. TAMMANY FARMER
CONVICTION. MARCH 5, 1888

MAsoSIc-Covington Lodge, 20.
lSS, +. and A.. NJ, meet IT their
tiall, over w. c. Warren's store, the
sA''rl Sa:ur lay in every month, at
T:3u p. n.
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era, that it is the poorest economy IN the
world to work them down, and that it is
always better to retain the skilled faithful
employee than to wear him out and I'LL his
place with new and untried hand. Yes
terdAy's dispatches give accounts OF the
half-holiday movement having been taken
up by the Labor Union Convention. If il
proceeds properly it may accomplish much ;
if it demands and attempts to compel
acquiescence, it will lose all, and
set back the movement for years.
Generally, wise counsels do not prevail
with the Union it seeks TO drive where it
might lead it endeavors to coerce where
coercion is improbable. The dispatches
OF the same day speak of the move
ment of telegraphers to secure one
day in the week as day of rest with
out reduction Of wages. They allege that
for Sunday work they are not now paid
extra. The condition Of the worker who
is compelled to labor the seven days of the
week is pitiful, and his is case demand.
ing the sincereat sympathy, All the coun-
try will watch the telegraphers' efforts to
secure Sunday as non-compulaory work.
ing day with interest, but all the country
will regret that they have resolved to
couple their request for relief with the
threat OF strike.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
Effect Of the Got North Wind Upon the
Grain

Eject CT the Got fortn WIND upon Inc
Grain.
The crops north Of Sacramento, in Sacra-
mento, Placer aCd Suffer counties, have
stood the hot north Winds of the past three
days without very material damage. The
grain keeps its natural color as when ripen-
ing-did not see any spot where it had been
burnt or turned white. The stalk is still
juicy and capable of resistance of more north
wind. To say no damage had been incurred
would be putting it too strong, but it hiss not
produced the injury that would be supposed.
YUBA AND SUFFER-.
Especial to the REcoRD-USIoSl
WOODLAND, June 7Gh.-The hot weather
and north winds that have prevailed through
out the Sacramento valley during the last
four days have done serious damage to the
crops. The estimate of the damage varies
from 10 to % per cent and in special cases
as high as 50 pr cent. Yesterday and to-day
the wind has been lighter. but the heat con-
tinues, the range being from 90' to 1922.
NO DAMAGE TO THE FRUIT CROP.
RIVERSIDE, June 7th.-The valley has been
considerably heated for the past three days,
the thermometer reaching about 1857 caused
no doubt by strong winds from Mohave direc-
ton, but no damage has been done as yet to
the growing fruit crop, which promises about
the same quantity as last season, but of much
finer quality.
FRESNO ALL RIGHT,
FRESNO, June 7th.-No damage. Fruit all
right. Heat just the thing for it. Fresno is
all o. K.
SERIOUS DAMAGE.
VACAvILLE, June 7sh.-The late wheat,
such as the propo Chile snd Australia, is
damaged from being she.led out one.half.
the fruit crops are damaged one fifth Other
crops are not damaged much.
UNR1PE WHEAT Cooked INTO HAY.
ORLAND, june 7th.-The heavy north wind
and hot weather of the last four days have in
quality and quantity considered lessened
the expected crop yield ia the northern part
Of Colusa county at least one-thirj. Much
uurips wheat has been cooked into hay while
standing, and its grain Will be badly
shrunker, while some varieties Of ripe whea.
have lost largely by Smelling.
WELCOME CHANGE.
PErALUMA, June 7;h-A welcome cssnge
has occurred in the weather. a cool westerly
breeze now prevails, and tbs mercury has
dropped II degrees, registering Gully $50 in
the shade at noon to-day
THE HOT SPELL ABOUT OVER
SAN JOSE, June 7sh-The thermometer
marked go in the shade at P N to-dsy 1t
is believed that the hot spell is about over.
Ripe cherries are badly shruDken, and the
vegetable crop blighted-.emporarily at
least. The late. sown wheat, now in milk,
has suffered considerably from shrinkage.
The damage altogether will not be as great
as predicted, however.
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OREGON.
The National HoIiday-Knishts OF Pythias
An Old Nan Robbed-Charsed with

The National HoIiday-Knishfs OF Pythia
An Old Nan Robbed Charged will
Arson.
PORTLAND, June 7th.-Extensive prepare
items are being made by the citizens of Port
land to celebrate the Fourth Of July.
The Grand Lodge. Knights of Pythias
elected the following officers G. c., r. New
comb G. P. c., J. 0. Bosworth G. V. p.
Geo. w. Hochstedter G. X. R., Ward s.
Stevens; G. NJ. E, John Holmes GRAND
Prelate, joe Neitz; G. NJ. A, Joe Bachel
der G. J. c., T. r. Nesle; G. r. c., w
Geddes. Albany was selected as the place
of holding the next annual session.
Yesterday an old man named Andrew o..
land came here from Dayton. W. T., with
checks GU his person for $1,000 snd S4C0 in
cash. Last night he became intoxicated and
was relieved of sll his money and checks.
He reported the robbery at the police station,
and put detective on the trail of the rob-
bers. The checks were drawn by the Day
ton Bank on San Francisco. The officer has
telegraphed the latter place and stopped
payment en- the checks, and obtained dupli-
Gates on the Bank of British Columbia in
this city
William Appel, furniture dealer, he:
been arrested on charge of attempting ar
son. 1t is claimed that he attempted to fire
his place a few days ago.
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of finding him, but when Fitch left he had
been given up for lost. The Alcslde warned
these men not to go into the Sierras, and
when they insisted took from them 400
rounds of ammunition, which he said would
be that much less for the Chiricahuas, as the
men were certain to be caught. No news
from Gallerdo. The Mexican soldiers cap
tured several Of Crooks scouts. but released
them when j. was known who they were.
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NEM nExIco.


Frospecter HIssIpz-A PrRdsEt 4Ieaiae.
DEaISG, June 7sh.-C. D Fitch, pros
racsor from FL PAFo, reaeted Ds-Dins today
fe5u Czsss GTasdas. His psrtssr. PasEsc<
Finn, OF siivertcn, Col, lefs camp sbous
fort miles west Of CssAs (frzudzs FOX hunt
IA he Sierrs Msdres, Msy s b, s5d hiss not
si.cs been head o. Tvs hundred Msxissn
solaisIs rasds 80 ipslfscsual scat in th< hops
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DEAN GAISFoRD's REASONING. --"I have
my doubts about the Thirty nine Articles,
sir. !" said too conscientious Christ Church
man to him on the eve OF taking his de-
gree. The Dean looked at the troubled
one in hard. sardonic way: " How much
do you weigh, sir, ?" About ten stone l
should think, sir" was the astonished an.
swer. "And how tall are you to half an
inch g 81 really don't know to half an
inch" "And how old are you to an
hour! = The dubious one was speeches..
Well, you are in doubt about everything
that relates 70 yourself" cried the Dean sri-
umphantly, "and yet you walk about say
ing 1 am twenty years old, weigh ten
stone, and am five feet eight inches high
CO, sign the Articles; it will be long
time before you find anything that sug-
rests no doubts" Dean Gaisford used to
throw all the letters that came to him by
post into basket, and open the lot once a
month-iust as Primes Talleyrand is said 70
have done. In this way he said that he
had to write fswer answers, as most OF the
business 70 which the letters referred would
sessle itself without his interference,
Temple Bsr.
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HOME and ABROAD.

The Campaign Against the Apacbes-
Prominent M0rmons In Col0radO-Co COM
ing Turf Events at Chicago Sullivan
and Ryan to Come Together Again--The
Secret Service COMMUNICATIONS
Horse show NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in For
eign Landslide.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Land Exploring Partie5-The Wreck Con-
Daughf-An American Arrested.
VICTORIA, June 7th.-Lsud exploring par.
ties are out in every direction. One party
has discovered large tract within few
miles of the city, where 10 land was sup
posed to exist.
The wreck of the ship Connaught hoated
last night, and was lowed into the harbor.
Her cargo of lumber is still on board.
An American named D. b. Herring was
arrested here. charged with having been con-
cerned in the Chinese massacre.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
threatened attack by India

OLYMPIA, June 7lh.-Governor Newell has
received an urgent telegrsphic request from
the Sheriff OF Spokan county st Cheney for
arms snd ammunition, to be used for self
protection against possible attack by Indi-
ans, now threatening. Ths Governor has
cnmnlied
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SIX-PAGE EDITION

All communications for publication, and all
et.ers upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RECORD Usios, WEEKLY UsIoS. or The
Sacramento Publishing Company
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CASSoT the R<Oniasr, low, weak, base and vile
as it is, manage At least 10 be original On the 9Th
tue RECORD UNION said of the Ezaminer "when
the low snd vile turn and hiss it is proof positive Of
the righteousness Of our own e9urse." And, again
Gas rale, when the thoroughly bad are augered.
it Is Justification Of the upright" On the 7sh the
EzsHiaer said Of tie REooED UxIoS. No
better tadorseneut could be given Of the correct.
ness Of all that the EraHtiasr has done and raid.
char this vie arraisamens@ We are wiling 70
help the Eramin,r Gus III e, with view q hsy-
Ing Il stand up long enough to be dcesntly vhippsd
snd therefore suspect that originality would toue
up is fshting editorials amazingly.
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CELERY AS A CuRE.-The habitual daily
use OF this vegetable is much more bene-
fetal to man than most people are aware
of. The writer, who is familiar with its
virtues, says: 81 have known many
men and women who, from various causes,
had become SO much affected by nervous
ness that when they stretched out their
hands they shook like aspen leaves on a
windy day, and by moderate daily use OF
the blanched footstaiks of celery as salad
they became as strong and steady in limb
as other people. l have known others SO
nervous that the least annoyance put them
In a state of agitation, and they were in
constant psrplexity and fear, who were
also effectually cured by moderate use OF
blanched celery as a salad at meal time.
| have known others to be cured Of palpi.
tation of the heart. Everybody engaged
in labor weakening to the nerves should
use celery daily in the season and onions
in its stead when not in season. To this
we may add that a prominent New York
druggist draws In winter from his soda
fountain hot extract of celery, mixed
with Liebigs meat extract under the
name OK celery. Il is nourishing drink
a. lunch tins, far batter than coffee or tea,
and is doing great deal in this neighbor.
hood to promote temperance. We give
celery almost daily to our canary birds,
and it cures them of fits they are little
animals with very delicate nerves, easily
frightened, and therefors they need such
a remedy very much, and the Felish with
which they take it is proof that their in.
stinct guides them to ess what is good for
them Il Journal OF Chemistry.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

ENXAMINATI0NS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
n College and the Professional Schools are held
every year in Cambridge Mass, Exeter, N. II New
York, Philad elphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis
and San Francisco, on the Thursday, Friday and
Saturday following the last Wednesday in June
(this year June 2sth, Goth aud 30th) The Harvard
Examinations for Womea are held in Cambridge,
New YORK, Philadelphia and cincinnati on the same
days.
Special students sre received without examination
in every department except the Medical School.
Graduates of other colleges are admitted to adj
van ed standing in Harvard College upon such con-
ditious she Faculty deem equitable in each case.
For Information concerning the terms Of admis-
sion, the cost Of college professional course, the
scholarships (l55), and other beneficiary aid, the
studies Ia each department, or any other subject
connected with the University address the Registrar
OF Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass f23 lGtlaw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Band OF HOpe.-The children and friend ;
of the two Bands OF Hope requested to meet at
A NJ sharp on SATURDAY, at Westminster Presby-
terrain Church, to attend their Picnic at East Park
MRS F. L. STINSoN, Superintendent
FDw. P. HOWE, JR, Secretary jeS-it.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Fatal Cases of sunstroke-Thc Lever
California Mines-Grand Grove, U. A.
o. D.-The Lompec Riot Case-Myste.
rious Deaths I'm San Joaquin County
Attack by Indians Apprehended-Assas-
sination in Arizona ETC.
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Gssss ynIsT Is sfa.sssd With professional beZ-
glrs Let he peoq.s t1s7e aays &c rerse &c seay
tht,a. and her VII sen give tn lscz'isF = usie
bsaa.
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FeREIGN NEWS.
The Situation at Hanoi.


PARIS, June 7sh-At the Cabinet Council
Today the Minister of Marine announced that
he had telegram dated HoDgkong, June
Oh, from the Admiral of the French fleet in
Chinese waters, which stated that the situs.
ton at Hs MOI continues to improve, and six
companies Of French marines and mount.
ain battery from Saigon had passed through
Haiphong on the way to Hanoi.
The Irish Mus derers.
DUBLIN, June 7th.-The Lord Lieutenant
refuses tt0epIievs Kelley, the convicted
Pho Xix PSk murderer.
Poole, already arrt ssed, is charged with the
murder of Kenny in Seville placs year ego.
At tne murder conspiracy inquiry il Mayo
to-day the notorious Scrab Nally was
present. a land sgent testified that e25 had
been offered for his (wi.ness1 life.
lie Loves His Native Land.
DUBLIN, June 7.h.-Jamss Carey, the in.
former, writes the Executive daily, protest
ing against being kept 10 confinement. He
still declines to leave Ireland, and says if
compelled to go he will return.
Eoseberry's aesiguatiOn.
LONDON. June 7sh.-In the House Of Gem
mons to-day the Home Secretary read let
ter from Lord Roseberry stating that he
had not resigned the office OF Under Secre-
tary because of the Home Secretary's state
meats touching his dutier. Harcoust ex.
plsinsd that RosebsTry's acceptance Of the
ctfice in the first place was only temporary.
Stranded Near stornway.
LONDON, Ju1e h.-Her Ma TASTY 3 dis
patch steamer Lively is stranded near Storm
way. All on board are safe.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS s.

An Ice Cream Social Will be given by
the young ladies Of the Sixth street NJ f. Church
THIS (Fridlyl EVEN G, June sth. good pro
gramme Admission, Is cents. Refreshments free.
Children, 10 cents. jeSlt
Special Meeting of Tehama a
Lodge No. 3, +. and A NJ, will be held at ~
the Masonic Hall, THIS friday EVEN NE
ING, June 8, 1888, at o'clock, for work. " y
Visiting brethren cordially invited. BY order OF
FRED. G. STOBER, w. NJ.
JAS A. RoBLN. Secretary. je3lt
SOLICITORS Fer CITY AND
w country. Call before 10 A. VI. The Singer
Manufacturing Company. 70 s25 street. jest
OUR NEW HOUSEHOLD MASUAL-soaE
agents sell 10 every family. Send 81 30 for
outfit. Address WI. GARRETISos q CO, go
washi~ gton street, San Francisco, Cal. s1w
THOR SALE OR TO REST-TaAT WELL
r. known Second street Market Of JAKE AR
NOLD's. AlsD Slaughter honss to rent with it.
Long le.se II desired. Inquire premises, Second
and streets, for formation. je5 81
ATOIIeE-sow Is TIE TINE TO CALL on
~ CARL SrR0BEL the broker, 32l street.
Sacramento. See tie vineyards ard farms offered
for sale. and the crops thereon, you want to buy
right Of, Or this faii- ies o.
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Tbs Ezsasfs-r IN tais hot =pen has gone MAD
These premature dog days have affected j. sadly.
SPEAK the words RECORD UsoS il its hearing, and
i, foAns &. the nloaih iu PlainI way. Poor thing
VIII soneSOy xiii i. sad p1s it our Of It's MISERY
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sfEAklxs OK the San Jose Fizzie Contention the
Marysville APpeai says. " The entire prccseding;
Wero marked with extreme bitterness, Ind lack IN
eanness Of declaration which IS calculated to carry
conviction aud force Weighing the proceedings
from a. impartial standpoint, the impression Is
giEe1 sA4t neither the object OF the citing the
god q thu public VIII be advanced BY the meeting
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 TIE nsOORD-rsrOs.l
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Chsrles c. Fnssoa. eaissF asd pragsrisso's 81
tie zrlsIeas, died IA Bsst.Mass ysass risy
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Attempts to Burn a Colorado City.

DENVER, June 7tb.-The RepuJIican's
Silverton special says: Two attempts were
made yesterday to burn the city, with an evil
dent object 20 create q stampede Of citizens
to the limits Of the town, and then rob the
First National Bank. Seyenty-three iudict-
ments thus far have been found by the Grard
Jury sgsinst gamblers and others connected
with these dastardly plots. The city Was
patrolled last night by bodies of armed men.
A Vigilance Committee has been formed, and
the city is placarded with motto, to the
effect that the first man found connected
with incendiarism or a shoctisg ARRAY will be
hanpsd All il axcitemant
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srSeE the fsrmatien Of the Government no such
exhibition Of ma'ies, hatred and eowar5ly lying ;
no such manifestation Of sglsh greed and personal
defama,ioa no such fabrieatioa Of criminal libel
aud oats geous slaudor-sas eeen known nov
m.k the uttsrAaaes Of the san Francisco E<-
amincr, the miserable hirsiing Of a ooasci0usiss=
master It's lasezs charge IS that the railroad cc-
panias are DESTROYS Of breaking up the eomn7n
schools Could folly lead It's vOtary in more silly
danrsq