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PERSONALS,
TREASURER w7MAN's CIRCULAR.
Treaserer Wyman has issued the folio

Treaserer Wyman has issued the follow
ing circular: No appropriation having
been made for the transportation of
United States notes 20 the treasurer for
redemption for the next fiscal year, the ex-
press charges on remittances of such notes
received by the treasurer on or after July
1, 1888, will not be paid by the govern
ment. When the charges have been pre-
paid at private rates, returns will be made
if SO requested, by the treasurer in trans
fer check on any assistant treasurer of the
Unnited States drawn to order of the send
er or his correspondent. If not prepaid,
express charges upon notes received and
upon notes returned therefore, will be de-
Quoted from proceeds of remittance at the
rates established under the government
contract with the Adams express company
The circular does not apply to National
Bank notes, which will be redeemed and
paid for in the same manner as heretofore,
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HELPING ON SETTLEMENT.

Secretary Teller has instructed the com
missioner general of the land Office to di-
rect the officers of the local land Offices
along the Northern Pacific railroad to &C
cept selections of lands within the indem-
nifty limits of the grant to that company
and to note the same upon the books when
such selections are free from conflict, with
out requiring the company to furnish lists
of land.
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THE VIRGINIA PosrMAsrERs.

Ex-Representative Dezendorf, of vir.
ginia, called upon Postmaster General
Gresham this afternoon. He was informed
by the postmaster general that If he de-
sired TO address him on the subject of i'm
proper conduct on the part of the post
masters in Virginia, he should do it direct.
ly, and not through the newspapers, and if
he had any charges to make against the
postmaster at Norfolk or elsewhere, and
would formulate them them the depart
ment would take the charges under con-
sideration. and hear anything he or any
other citizen of Virginia might say on the
subject. The postmaster general also in
formed Dezendorf that the case of the
postmaster at Norfolk, against whom GER
tain charges had deem published, was
already in the hands of the proper officers
of the department, who have been in
structed to examine the case. Dezendorf
expressed himself as entirely satisfied with
the result of the interview and said that he
would shortly present charges for the con-
sideration of the department.
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WASHINGTON.
Il BITCH OF GOSSIP FROM THE M
TIONAL HE4DOAURTERS.

Jefferson's Granddaughter in INDECENT Cir
cumstapces-Ohio Poliics Attracting
Considerable Attention-A Severe Blow
to Malone by the Result of the Virginia
Elections.
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Ocean Steamships

Ocean steamships.
LONDON, May 28.--The, ,Westphalia. from
New York, has arrived out.
QUEENSTOWN, May 28.--Arrived: The
Celtic, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, May 2S.-Arrived: The
Baltic, from New York.
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Gen. Galcia reports from Lima. Peru,
that he has driven Gen. Caleros from
Larma and now occupies that place. In 4
fight between Spanish sailors and Chilians
at Coquimbo two of the latter were killed.
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THE OLD WORLD.
CONGRATULATIONS OYER SUCCESS
Full CORONATION.

The Entire Country Alive With Patriotic
Fire-Harrington Explains the Incendia-
ry Advertisement in His Paper-A Budg-
ct of Miscellaneous Foreign Gossip.
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the first place, said Drum, no one under
stands Indian character better than Crook,
and ne would be the last man to put him
self IN position where such thing would
be possible. In the second place, the In
dian scouts left their wives and children
in custody of the United States authori-
ties and would not dare to mutiny, even
If inclined, knowing their families were
held as hostages, and again had such a
thing Happened I should certainly, ere
this, have received reliable reports in re-
gard to it.
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DENIES THE RUMOR.

Frederick Douglas furnishes an EN-
phatic denial of the published statement
=. hat he received suggestions from Presi-
dent Arthur as to the time and place of
holding the colored convention. Douglas
says neither he nor anyone connected with
the calling of the convention has had any
conversation with the president on the
subject.
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Base Ball,

At Buffalo.-Philadelphias 3; Bufalos 2;
eleven innings.
At Detroit.-Bostons 10; Detroit 3.
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Mrs. Fanny Kellogg Bachet has sued the
proprietors of the New York Morning
Journal for $4,000 damages for libel.
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PITTsFoRD, Mass, Sept. %, 1878.
SIRs-I have taken Hop Bitters and recon-
mend them to others, as 1 found them very
beneficial.
MRS. J. W. TULLER,
Sec. Women's Christian Temperance Union.
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Directors Elected.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-The stockholders
of the Mutual Union Telegraph COM
pany have elected the following directors
John G. Moore, George F. Baker, George
VIM. Ballun, Jay Gould. George j. Gould,
George G. Haven, Russell Sage, Harris G.
Pohnestock, George S. Scott and Charles
p. Peck.
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Ex-Chief Justice Sherwood died at Phil
adelphia yesterday morning.
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In counties where he expected to gain.
This is the first election since the repeal
of the head tax law and Malone very
naturally argued that the repeal of that
law would help the Readjuster party. In
the counties where there are large black
majoritles the Readjuster vote has fallen
off, and there has been a marked increase
in the opposition vote. The Democrats
and straight-out Republicans appear to
have worked harmoniously together to good
effect, and the summing up of the vote
shows that the Readjusters have suffered
large losses. 1t is almost certain that Ma
hone will not be able to carry the state
next fall, when members of the legislature
are to be elected. There is another thing
to be considered, it is that the administra-
tion is not so friendly to Malone as it was.
Malone will not have the absolute con-
troll of the federal patronage of the state
that he has heretofore had. It is thought
by maLy here that the downfall of Ma
honism may date from last Thursdays
elections.
PERSONALS.
Gen. Schenck and his daughter will spend
the summer at Cobourg, Canada.
Chief Justice Waite and family expect
to remain in Washington until early in
June.
Tbs register of the treasury, Mr.. Bruce,
who Is colored man, is said to be worth
100000.
Sen. Beck has returned to Kentucky, but
his wife remains here with their daughter,
Mrs. Goodloe, at her country place near
the city. After the Kentucky election in
August, Senator and Mrs. Beck will go to
Wyoming to visit their SOD, who has a
ranch there. They will also visit Mime
sofa.
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The election returns from Virginia are
watched with great interest. There are a
great many counties yet to hear from.
But there seems to be no question that
Malone has suffered partial defeat. He
looked for pronounced victory, and his
failure to accomplish what he expected
will probably have damaging effect upon
his leadership and his party. The most
emarkable fact is that Malone has lost
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FOIRE.-Cest cette apres-midi
que dot avoir lieu rouverture de Ia
Grande FOire donnGe au Nremen's
Faw Grounds, par les pompiers
ThiLodaMc No. l ct Ia compagnie
des Eckelles. CONNIE chacun le
salt, lie proluit de cette foire est
destine a Pachevement de Ia waste
sale publique actuellement en- vote
de construction. COnfiant dams lie
patronage du public, lie comite
Reorganization a pris toutes les me-
sures, pour lui donner tous les at
traits ct lie comfort desirables. Les
amusements y seront varies ct les
buffets, presides par les DANES, Sc.
ront garnis de bellies ct BONES chO-
ses. LIE restaurant sera pourvu des
NETS les plus succulents, lie service
ne laissera rien q desirer, ct les
prix seront a Ia portee de toutes
les bOurses.
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NJ. James, chef du bureau des
douanes an d6partement du tresOr
q Washington, q reeu une dep6che
de New York dams laquelle on lui
demande ii uRe decision q etc prise
& Regard du debarquement des ma
tel0ts chinois. II a repondu que NJ.
Peter, JUICE 4 New York, s'6tait
prOnOnce sur cette question en- aO1t
dernier, lors de paffaire de j. Fork,
matelOt chinOis a bOrd du steamer
anglais PemOrOkcskire, Ell declarant
que les matel0ts chinOis etaient as
SMILES par la lOi aux autres Ouvri-
ers chinois ct, QUEEN consequence,
lis ne pouvaient 6tre debarques.
Semblable decision await etc prise
Pannee derni3re a San Francisco.
LIE process des freres jenkins, &C
cuses du meurtre du Rev. j. Lane
Borden, a etc appel6 a la cour de
Mansfield, ct a la requete des avo
cats de la defense, paffaire a etc
%ajOurn6e All terme de .janvier. Les
accuses plaident ia folie.
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HU1TREs.-Le premier charge
ment dhuitres, arrive dams les pre-
miers iours de la semaine, a etc i'm
n6liatement vendu. Sill faut en-
cnire lie dict0n, nous aurons ces
agreables molusques pendant les
huit mois de pannee don't lie nom
content un r, mails que nous en- Sc
rons prives pendant les quatre mois
de mai, JUN, Juliet, ct aodt, OH Get
te lettre ne Sc trouve pas.
Calino a meme fait, i ce sujet,
une observation de genie.
C'est que lie calendrier r6publi-
cain ~contenait nenf m0is avec r
contre trois settlement, mirose, plw-
riose, rentose, OH la lettre chere aux
gourmets n'apparait pas, il y au-
nit avantage 4 padOpter.
Et depuis Calino s'est fait revolu-
tonlaire farouche.
Dame! celia nous dOnnerait Ill
nois d'huitres de plus, disait-il Pau
te jjour ayec sa jugeOtte ordinaire
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porLAIsoN. - LIE moment DIES
r.vaux de la roulaisOn apprOche,
! ces travaux a%uraient certaine-
ont commence dams la premiere
.emaiue d'Octobre, 81 la saison Sc
tt comportee CONNIE pannee prece-
1eute. Cette annee-ci, on les cannes
mt g~randement en- retard, il est
psu probable que les planteurs,
meme les plus gros, commencent
,yant la fin du mois. QUAINT aux
.utres, lis attendront jusqu'au der
pier moment, surtout, 81 CONNIE
rsnnonce lie professeur Tice, rhiver
dot etre exceptionnellement doux
It PLEASANT.
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LIE Hair Vigor d'Ayer active la
p0usse de Ia chevelure ct en- ameli-
ore la beaute il dome une appa-
renee attractive ct un parfum agrG-
able ct permanent. II stimule en-
meme temps les racines, nettoie lie
CUR chevelu ct aioute pel6gance a
pabondance. Les ingredients qui en-
trent dams sa composition sont sans
danger ct SEES effets persistent. Co.
ci est une preuve cOnvainquante
que c'est Particle de toilette lie
mOins cher ct lie meilleur.
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Corp NE DISTRICT.-LOuvertu-
IA Ia Cour du come District Ju-
1;.;aire. dams ct pour la paroisse
,.murche. aura lieu lundi proclaim,
81. Ia presidence du Juge Arthur
: Vuohloch. LIE dOssier criminel
- tout aussi bien garni que celui
a,s sessions precedentes. Pressure
,nps les cas- qui seront soumis all
;,rv sont de minnie Importance.
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PAROISSES.
lBERIE.

lie Sugar BO,cl, du 20 Septembre,
dome lie relieve du nombre d'ar-
penis cultives Ell cannes, cotton,
mails, riz, ETC., dams la paroisse AS
sumption, rive gauche.
&c meme journal dome aussi la
capacite de puslne centrale de Mr..
Edouard Silan, etablie sur rancien-
ne prorriete Derbigny, Indian
Bend, paroisse Ste-Marie. Cette
usine fera probablement Get hi
yer 100000 de livres de sucre-
don't une grande partie sera lie pro-
duit de la granulation de sirOps
prOvenant DIES habitatiOns envirO-
nantes.
Au dire dn Journal TIberie, Oil
volt beaucoup plus d'activite ct de
movement dams les rueS de la
vile.
VERMILLION.
La prison lie cette paroisse est
vide; les banquettes sOnt Ell maui
vais etat dams plusieurs endrOits,
ct 4 la rejouissance de tous les plan
tours, il y a ell une tres forte pluie'
La papabotte a disparu ct on at
tend la sarcelle.
CALCASIEU.
Les directeurs DIES ecoles publ
ques de la paroisse Calcasieu ont
offre en- vente, par enchere publ
que, la lone section DIES terres don
nees aux ecoles publiques. Ces ter
res seront vendues lie % OctObre
par lot de so acres, payables 10 p. C
compliant, ct Ia balance ell neu
placements %annuels, avec Pinteret
8 p. c. payable annuellement SUI
tout lie montant au bureau de Pau
diteur DIES Complies Publics.
ST. LANDRY.
La pluie qui Went d'avoir lieu
dit lie Courier des OpeloMsas, a ct
un grand bienfait pour nos campo
gnes, pour Ia came, les palate
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CHUrE.-M ardi dernier, MI. Jus
tilien Braud, charpentier travail
liant d la residence de MI. Augustin
Legendre, est tomb6 de rechafaud
sur lequel il sc trouvait. Heureuse
ment que la hauteur de laquelle il
est tomb6 n'6tait pas tres 6levee,
les quelqnes Commissions quill a recu
mont pas Gu de suites facheuses.
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sUKE SERIE D'ACCIDENTS.-Cet-
= semaine peut 6tre classee parmi
l& eemaines Uaccidents, don't les
suites n'auront pas, heureusement,
De resultats facheux:
Samedi dernier, une difliculte Sc
nit survenue, au LafOurche Cross
ING, entire dies blancs, a la suite de
laquelle Pun aurait recu une bale
dams lie cou ct rautre dams la figure.
les pleasures, dit-on, he sont point
da~ngereuses.
lie meme jour, dams la soiree,
pendant que Mr.. c. II. MOrvant
Sen retournait chez lui, une DIES
rues de son sulhy a fait default ct
Va etc jet6 sur lie chemin. En- me-
me temps son cheval prenait lie
mors-aux-dents ct mettait lie leger
Vehlcule en- pieces. Mr.. Morvant,
nous sommes heureux de lie consta-
YER, en- . etc quite pour quelques
dgratignures.
Encore 4 la memo epoque, sur
faaOltation tete, pres de Labadie-
vale, Mr.. Therance Adam, econome
ee cette habitation, a blesse acct
aenteilement un individu, avec un
plstolet quill croyait ne pas ttre
charge.
Enfin Mr.. w. l.. L. Hays, qui sc
lendait a Houma, dams sa voiture
ateiee de deux bons chevaux, IA etc
p1eclpite sur la vote publique. Les
measures, quill a recu Ell tombant,
qaon rapportait CONNIE tres serieu.
90, sont heureusement de peu
Importance.
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orvrpruRE.-C'est aujOurd'hui
,;ou r~ouyerture du magasin de
!. T. Never. TOus ceux qui visi-
- rot Establishment pOurrOnt
.~.,va;ucre de la fraicheur ct de
:. ho,ne oualit6 des marchandises
); e~,rpissent ses rayons.
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WHEELING. W. Va.

NANE WAGONS & CARTS OF cvery style,
OTimber Wheels, Bagasse Carts, Town
Carts, and every size Of small Carts, Drays-
Twolhorse Wagons, Spring Wagons .witE
Pole and Shafts and Spring Seats.
The BEST Axle Grease made, and
ONLY Perfect Distributing Machine for
Cotton Seed Meal and other Fertilizers.
OUR FACILITIES for manufacturing are
Ilmequaied by any house in the U. s.
Whereby we can furnish FIRST CLASH
work as CHEAP as any inferior work offer
ed u the South.
VIM. III. Raglan, Agent.
an. lily. TH1EoDAUx. LA.
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.onVELLES LOCALES.

r.,rs.-Le Collector est pref a
u.o;r Id taxes prelevees sur lie
!. .,.sn d,assessement de 1888. Ces
.out; maintenant dues ct apres
!, ascembre 1888, Giles porteront
..s..t a raison de 3 pour cent par
poiG Il
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LIE terrain sur lequel les batisses
de Proposition Universelle ct In
dustrielle de 1884 dOivent 6tre con-
struitesn'est pas encore choisi. Tout
nous fait croire quill le sera pro-
enhancement,
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LES JARDINIERS Sement la graine
de chOux ct de navets ct prepayment
leur terre pour les autres l6gumes.
Nous leur sOuhaitOns la reussito
la plus complete, car tous le monde
aime les legumes.
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NOMINATION.-Mr. r. Dufresny
Went d'etre nommA. par le Gov.
McEnery, membre du Jury de Pc
lice en- Replacement de Mr.. j. G.
Rousseau, d&missiOnnaire.
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Demande.

I'm Francois. ~parlapt un pen Anglais. tres
sObre ct l;aburieux, desire trOuver IN emplOl
commo cuisinier, sur une habitatiOn, pendant
In rOulaisOn.
Ecrire Il Mr.. Leonard, 1856 rue de Charities,
No~uvelle-OrlGars. sept-29-S3.
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Avis.

W.. T. L. Hayes sera a Th,bodanx, 4 recurie
de Frank Hoffman, avec un superbe choix 10
mulets, depuls ct apres le 10 aoat 1883, lcqnel
sera vcndu i dcs conditions ct 4 des prix raj
sOnnables. aO0t-4-o3.
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Tons les articles qui Sc rrouvent
dams nOtrc nOuveau magaSlu Ser0nt
vendus i tres bias pix 1T avant d'a-
cheter ailleurs n'OnblieZ pas d'aller
examiner le NOuveau Magasin do
l.. Meyer, 4 cote lie la pharmacie dc
JOS. T. ThibOOaux. Sept-22 IS.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS:
HOTEL DES ETRANGERS.
Encoignure des rues Green ct ThibOdaux.

Mr.. Thomas Alherti PREVENT ses amis to
les voyageurs quill Went de faire de nom
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront do
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui vOudront lhonno.
rer deleur coDfiance
Repas atoute heure de Ia journ6e ct suf
commando.
Table d'h6te 4 10 heures du matin fpous
d6jeuner ct D 4 heures du soir pour diner,
Chambres commodes ct bion garnies.
PRIX NQDEREES.
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0OuceS eC les fruits Oe Jarull.
LIE cotton arrive j0urnellement (;
sc yend de HUT . neuf cents la
liyre, ?
WEST BATON-ROUGE.s
lie Encouragement est q son COM
bic, dit lie Sugar Planter. On a tir5
DIES citernes leurs dernieres gOuttes
d'eau /; les puts sont desseches, ct
Pom Sc demande avec anxiete COM
ment OH arrivera 4 Sc prOcurer &c
liquide ponr les premieres n6cessi-
tes de la vie.
Dams la partie basse de la parois-
sc, la Motto du cotton est epanoui ;
dams la partie elevee lie yer a alta
que Ia tige. QUAINT a Ia canine, bien
Qoe son etat soft un peu meilleur
que celui du cotton, il y a DIES en-
droits on ellie ma pas encore pro-
duit ses nRuds. La recOlte ne rem
dra pas les deux tiers de celle de
Ian dernier.
ST. CHARLES.
LIE Herald de st. Charles ne croft
pas que Ia pluie puisse actuellement
reparcr les d6gats fait q Ia r6colte
de cannes par la secheresse. II es-
pere, du moins, que la saison de 10
r0ulaison sera favorable ct que le
prix du sucre, malgr6 lie change
ment de droits, ne sera probable
ment pas rebuilt, q cause de rex-
IRENE richesse du jus que promet
la came ct des procfdes perfection
mes qu'employent d&ja, GU won't en-
ployer nos p!anteurs.
En- attendant, tous sont Aleu-
vre, t0us font la r6cOlte de mails, de
riz, de foin, de pOmmes de terre, ct
partout on prepare les machines
pour la roulaison.
ST. MARTIN
LObserrateMr de st. Martinville
dit que lie Bayou T6che baisse con-
siderablemeat depuis une ~quinzaine
de jours ; ses eaux sont rendues a
leur niveaa lie plus has. A la Gran
de Pointe, il est guGable ; les habi-
tants lie traversent facilementa che.
val ct 4 pied. LIE Danton, petit ba-
teau qui voyage de st. Ma,tinville
a Pont Breaux ct vice versa, mar.
rive qua grand'peine a ce derniel
village.
ST. JEAN BAPTIsTE.
LIE docteur Huard, en- 50 qualitt
de coroner, dit lie Mesch0cebe, a pre-
side une enqu6te qui a about 4 Il
mise en- accusation de M. n. White
head, econome de PhabitatiOn Bra
dish johnson, prevent d'avoir tut
Joseph Ambrose Garin dun coul
de pistolet don't la bale, apres ctr
entree par lie front, a fatalemen
lGse lie cerveau. Tn senl temoin
assiste a la rixe entire Paccuse ct Il
victime ct de son temoignage j
appert que Garin etait ivre lorsqu'
il s'engagea, vers 9 heures du sol,
la veille de renqu6te, sur lie chemil
particular de Phabitation johnson
OH est situee la maison de reconC
me. Sous rinhuence de rivresse
Garin, dit le temoin, faisait enter
Dire DIES propos mconvenants lors
que NJ. Whitehead, accompagne d
temoin, qultta sa demeure ct win
inviter Garin d Sen aller cOuche
ct d cesser de tenir TN Language p:
reil a celui quill prononcait. Sur c.
Garin Sc facha ct, du baton don't
etait arme, menaca de frapper \
Whitehead. Celui-ci he tint guel
, cOmpte de la menace de Garin ma
continue a pinviter a gagner sd c;
bane. Garin devint alors furieux
Sc precipitant sur reconome dams
but de .jouer du baton sur Ia persol
he de NJ. Whitehead, celui-ci Ia
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douces ct les fruits de jardin.
LIE cotton arrive journellement ;
il sc yend de HUT . neuf cents Ia
iivre. {}fs
St. Landry democrat., 1883-07-21
WALK MORE, AND SLEEP soUNDLY.
Mr.. john W. COLE, Principal of the Gale school,

Mr.. JOHN W. COLE, Principal Of the Gale School,
Troy, N. Y, writes us:
TROY, N. Y, Apr,l7. 1883.
Having been afflicted for several years past with
Illness, the cause of which unknown to me for a
long time. and my continued disability getting to be OF
serious and distressing character to great
anxiety with my family and friends, became satisfied
upon close investigation that the of my sickness
was the diseased condition Of my kidneys and liver.
At this time by accident friend who had similar symp
toms to mine informed me of the great improvement
in his health by taking Hunts Remedy and persuaded
me to try 1t. Immediately commenced taking it, and
from the first bottle began to improve, and It's con-
tinued use affords very encouraging results I can
sleep soundly walk better free from palms, and the
severe attacks of headache from which suffered so
much have disappeared, and cheerfuly recommend
Hunts Remedy for purposes for which 1t Is adver
ised. will add In closing that my wife has used it
very successfully for preventing the attacks of sick
headache with which she had been afflicted from
youth >, -