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An English lady says that hcro with
out his medals is like sn oyster without its
pearls.
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PINE TAR will kill the parasite that
causes consumption. JADWIN'S TAR
SYRUP contains the proper quantity and
quality. For sale at Thomas drug store.
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Ga Job Printing neatly,
cheaply and promptly execut-
ed at this office, Give us a
trial and be convinced.
TIRED ALL OVER.
What Rested and Refreshed a Weary Mar

WHAT hesteo ana heIresned weary Man
in Memphis.
"No, II never amounted TO an acute pain,
but continued to be n dull weary ache in the
small of my back" writes Mr.. James rhom,
as, Of NJ. SO Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
This is an old experience, and life became
dull music. was tired all over, with pain
in the lower limbs, aud the habit of lying
awake Of nights. Recently l tried one of
BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLAST-
ERS and was decidedly relieved within
twenty -four hours. II may have been Provi.
dence that did the work, but give the credit
to Renson's porous plaster" Mr.. Thtmas'
reyerential idea does him credit, but Provi-
dence works by agents, and among them
Benson's plaster ranks first as an external
oemedy. ltaots quickly in reliefand healing
and renders life better worth living. Price
20 cents Look In the middle OF the plaster
for the word CAPCINE. ask your physician
about a..
seabury & Joanson. Chemists, New York.
Sept 5-ml.
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1t is the clean table cloth that catches
tn early grease spot.
Two tramps with single thought beat
as one.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-29

Does temperance encourage an increase
10 population.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

In the course Of huma events tripleis
become problems to he solved only by tie
rule Of three.
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You can always tell truly pious man by
the way he kicks his dog
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-09-29

Sarofua, aud all forms of scrofulous di-
seas's, are iapidly purged out by the use Of
Ayers Sarsapurilla. ,i,..
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JADw!N's TAR lsYBUPhas stbsa the
ties, al oyer six years, and tbuusaIpls ofies-
tilnonials can be produced as to its great
merits from Maine tn Texas. For sale at
Thomas' drug store. .st "a @.a
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"A capital story-the lite OF a million.
alre.
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We all need courage for something o
he other.
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"A chronic grumbler is meaner than /
Iniser
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Fortune often makes rich feast and
then takes away appetite.
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-Slander is merciess, and 10 should be its
punishment
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Truth should never strike Ter topsail.
in compliment to ignorance or sophistry.
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The land speculator is always willinj
to show the sites to his customers.
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NEVER

Never forget a kindness.
Never betray a confidence.
Never is twin with forever.
Never neglect to doa favor.
Never is a good word 10
heed, tE
Never fail to forgive an il
jury.
Never leave home with IN
kind words.
Never laugh at the misior-
tunes of others.
Never has 10 beginning; fer
ever no end.
Never give promises that
you cannot fulfill.
Never look sad when you
can appear cheerful.
Never make yourself the
hero Of your own story.
Never fail to be courteous
to both men and women.
Never fail to be punctual
in keeping an appointment.
Never fail to give a polite
answer to a ciyil answer.
Never question a child or
servant about family matters.
Never refer to a gift you
have made, nor to atavor that
you have rendered.
Never associate with bad
company; have good company
or none.
never discuss family matters
before strangers, OF those who
feel no interest in them.
Never, when travelling
abroad, be over boastful OF
your own country.
Never punish a child for a
fault to which you are addict
ed yourself.
Never appear to notice a
scar, deiormity, or defect in
anyone.
Never divulge secret Civ
en- to you in friendly inter-
COURSE, even should friendship
be afterwards broken.
Never wait to accomplish a
great good all at once, but
grasp small opportunities, for
large benefits may result from
tiny lavors.
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If your hair is turning gray; don't us
the poisonous dyes which burn out its lii
and produces many diseases of the scalp
Ayers Hair Vigor is positively Harmless,
and will restore the natural color Of th
hair, stimulate its growth, and bring bacl
its youthful gloss and beauty.
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"A basket ofonions will not hold watpi
because it is full of leeks.
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Never appear to notice a
scar, deiormity, or detect in
anyOne.
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"A woman offs certain age is never 6
woman whose age is certain.
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Never divulge a secret Civ
en- to you in friendly inter-
course, even should friendship
be afterwards broken.
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Never wait to accomplish a
great good all at once, but
grasp small opportunities, for
large benefits may result from
tiny favors.
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Hardly Ever.


-" Why, TOMMY! another
holiday?" "Yes, papa" said
Tom, "that's what | go to
school for!"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-08
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

NO NEW cases OF lever at PenSac0lS
on the 31st.
/ ELDRIDGE & Sons lumber yarG
burned on the 31st at Fort Howard, Wis.
loss S2oO,0OO
! The net falling off in Internal Rev.
enue during July and August was S6,o94,
O09.
The National Womans' Christian
Temperance Union commenced it's session
at Cottage City, Mass, on the s1st.
HE General Assembly of the Knights
of Labor begins its session at Cincinnati,
September 4.
The Porte recently refused British
Admiral permission to make surveys for a
canal in Palestine.
COLONEL j. A. EKIN, Assistant Quar-
| termaster-General, was placed on the re-
| tired list on the 31st.
The French found no Anamese troops
at Hue. The capital had been evacuated
when they reached it.
DIR. NoRvIN GREEN gave the Senate
Labor Committee further. light on the sub
Ject of telegraphy on the 31st.
EsAU SMITH, colored, was hanged on
the 31st at st. Joseph, La, for a murder
committed eight years ago.
The Queenstown officials have been
censured by the British Government for
taking no steps to secure Carey's safety.
"A TERRIBLE storm swept the Banks
of Newfoundland recently. One hundred
fishing dories and eighty men were lost.
IT is now reported that the Dutch.
Arctic steamer Varna foundered on the
Fourth of July. The crew were saved and
had landed in Norway.
The President of the Hungarian
Council had decided to take extreme meas
ures to suppress the anti-Jewish assaults.
Martial law and the death penalty were to
be enforced.
REPRESENTATIVE of all the distil-
leries north of the Ohio River held con-
ference at Chicago on the 31st. An agree
ment limiting production was signed to
take immediate effect.
UNITED States Treasurer Wyman on
the 3lst mailed 1918 checks for 50, l63, O19,
the interest due on September
in registered four and a half per cents.
THE business failures tor the week
ending the 31st numbered 1856 as compared
with 165 the previous week, an increase OF
distributed as follows New /
England States 26, Middle States &c, South |
srn A., Western So, Pacific States and Ter
-itories %, Canada and provinces IS, New
York City |. IS.
The President and party started on /
heir return trip.on the 3lst, and expected t
o arrive in Chicago September 4th, where
hey would remain three days.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-08

/ TWELVE vessels were quarantined a
Ship Island, from which nineteen cases 0
yellow fever had been taken, on the 30th.
/ A CONVENTION of Freethinker
opened at Boston on the Both.
On the 30th one hundred Canadian
cattle suspected of being diseased wer.
| killed on arrival at Liverpool.
On the 30th it was asserted before the
Underwriters Convention that under the
regulations required electric lighting is
safer than kerosene.
The French will lay a cable from
Saigon to Hanoi. Harmand, the French
| Civil Commissioner in Tonquin, has been
/ decorated with the Cross of the Legion OF
Honor for his services in the negotiations.
The Montreal Yacht Club entertained
the Captain and officers of the United
States frigate Vandalia at ball and supper
on the 30th.
THIRTEEN deaths from cholera were
reported in Alexandria on the Both.
A NUGGET of gold weighing nearly
eight pounds was brought by man re-
Gently arrived at Guaymas, Mexico, from
On the 30th about 100 returning
Knights, comprising parts OF the Michigan
Pennsylvania and other Communicates,
visited Salt Lake City.
THREE new cases of yellow fever
were reported at Pensacola on the Both,
servant in DR.. Owens family, Freddie
Owens and a hospital attendant. There
was one death.
The members of the late Board OF
Fire Commissioners of Baltimore have been
indicted for malfeasance in office.
ACCORDING to reports of the 3Oth tho
French harvest returns were unsatisfacto.
ry. OF the eighty-five departments, thirty
seven report crops above an average, while
fifteen report average crops and thirty
three crops below an average It is GER
tain that large imports of cereals will be
necessary the coming winter.
On the S0th the Treasury Department
purchased $4,000 ounces of silver for dsliy-
cry at the San Francisco, New Orleans and
Philadelphia MINIS.
The Grand Jury at New Orleans in
its recent report suggests as a sanitary
der the direction of officers of the Charity
Hospital for the purpose of burning the
bodies of those who die from contagious
diseases.
The Washington Star of the 3oth
said it was rumored that an investigation
which has been made will disclose startling
and sensational developments as to how
'he verdict in the Star-route trial was SCI |
cured.
TIE first insta1lment of the new
postal notes was sent to the Washington
on the 30th. They are printed in
Fellow ink and bound in books of 900. with
tubs that are to he filed up with brief
tatements of the amounts of detached
totes, and other particulars. Eighty thou
and books have been sent to the various
Offices of the country.
The proposed Slade-Mitchell prize
ght has been declared off, neither of the
principals caring to risk the chances of
ojourn in the Penitentiary, which stared
hem in the face at every turn.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The examination of Mrs. Caroline G..
Davis, of Albany, n. Y, arrested at Sara
toga on the charge of obtaining goods I'M
der false pretenses, was postponed for a
month and she was released on $500 bail.
On the 9th a large tank containing
several thousand gallons of petroleum ex-
ploded at the South Brooklyn IN. W Oil
Works, causing the entire destruction Of
the works and the severe injury of several
employees. The Sulphur Works of Daniel
Gray were also badly damaged.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fire occurred at Williamsport, Pa, on the
evening Of the 9th. About 10000, 600 feet
of lumber were burned, together with the
saw-nlill Of Finley, Young & Co, and sew
eral dwellings. The loss is principally COW
cred by insurance.
AN old and Wel-knoWn actor named
Jules Barbot, was knocked down and
robbed in New York on the night of the
9th, and, in endeavoring to escape, one of
his assailants was shot dead by his pal who
intended the bullet for a policeman.
ACCORDING to a Mazatlan dispatch
several American employees of the Central
Railroad had fed with $40, 900 Of the COM
pany's funds.
On the 2Sth Jacob Antonbury shot
and mortally wounded Jacob Bush and then
blew out his own brains at Indianapolis,
and wounded two other persons in the OPP
Grafton.
On the night Of the 2sth burglars
broke into store in Mount Clemens, Mich,
and carried of wagon-load Of the most
valuable goods.
UNCERTAINTY still exists as to the fate
of some of the passengers on the steamer
Riyerdale, which blew up at New York on |
the 18th.
In Massachusetts, Bay, on the 29th,
the steamer John Rowen, with 100 passen-
gers on board, was disabled and beached.
No loss Of life.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-08
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

- s 5 e.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
PRINCE BISMARCK is reported to hav
received SO much benefit from the water
of Kissengen that he wishes to return t.
Fridrichsruhe, but the doctors urge him t
take up his residence at Gastien.
The London Times of the 9th noticed
the release of Missionary Shaw in MAZDA
gascar, who was taken prisoner by tn
French.
JOHN HoDGDoN, one of the oldest ant
iwealthiest citizens of Dubuque, Ia, died OF
the 9th, aged eighty-three years.
On the 9th Hanlan, the oarsman, re
turned to Toronto, Ont, where he intended
to rest few days pending the Carlton Place
regatta on September 6, whence he goes tx
Cincinnati. He would go to Australia tt
row Laycock if reasonable expenses were
allowed.
JAMES MUTT. who shot Lyman Dukes,
was to be tried at Uniontown, Pa, com
mencing August 3oth.
1t was reported on the 28th that Sec
rotary Teller had met the President at the
Upper Geyser basin in the Yellowstone
Park, and that an unpleasant interview
followed in relation to the proposed re.
moval OF the Apaches to the San Carlos
reservation. The report was, however,
discredited.
y SAGAsTA, the Spanish Premier, ten
dered his resignation on the 18th.
SECRETARY FoLGER arrived at Detroit.
Mich, on the 2Sth on the Revenue cutter
Fessenden.
A PUBLIC banquet was rendered Sena-
tor Jones, of Florida, by number of lead
ing citizens of Detroit, Mich, on the even
ing of the 18th.
The Porter Guards of Memphis,
Tenn, were the personal guests of Potter
Palmer in Chicago on the 18th.
ZACHARY T. BRowN, Paymaster at the
Pensacola Navy Yard, died of yellow fever
on the 10Th.
HE court to try the Naval Cadet
hazers will be composed of Lieut. Comman.
der Thomas and Lieuuenants Woods and
Meigs. Cadets Breed Of Kentucky, and
Strife of Maryland were not among the
hazers, and Cadets Reilly of Wisconsin
and Witherspoon of Connecticut have
been added to the list Of culprits.
The President of the Northern Pacific
Railway, Henry Willard, with his German
guests, fifty-ive in party. were at Niagara
Falls on the goth; also Count Lippe Weis-
enfelds, Minister for Austro- Hungary, and
Baron Won Esendecher, Minister Of tie
German Empire.
ANDRE CARNEGIE, of New York, re-
Gently gave free library to the town OF
Dunfermline, Scotland, and it was opened
on the Goth by Lord Roseberry, who spoke
In praise of the generous Carnegie. He also
referred to the visit he intends to make
shortly to America, country which he
said had always been dear to him.
In recent speech ParneH said he I
hoped that the migration scheme would /
render it unnecessary for Ireland again to |
ask aid from abroad.
BEFORE the Chamber of Commerce
Of Greenock, Scotland, in recent address
Hon. Alex. Mckenzie said he thought
Canada would soon return to Free Trade,
and that the idea of separation from Eng
land was absurd.
AS the result Of his injuries in the
Riverdale explosion Rev. Howell Gardner
lied on the 3Oth.
IHE United States steamer Tallapoo-
"a, with Secretary Chandler and family on
BOARD, left Bangor, Me-, for New York on
he Goth.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-09-08

Our Of consideration for French feel
ings, Emperor William has decided not to
hold the annual review of the Guards on
the anniversary of Sedan.
ELEVEN thousand bales of New South
Wales, Victorian and Cape wool were sold
in London on the 10Th.
DURING July the imports of British
iron and steel were 70, 703 tons against 103..
1913 tons for the corresponding month last
year. The imports of iron and steel for the
first seven months of the year compared
with the corresponding period of last year
show decrease of 1885, 075 tons.
The California Cotton Mill Company
has been Incorporated; capital stock, $780,
600. The factory will be located at Oak
land. Spinning and weaving cotton works
are now in progress in California.
The statement. has been denied bypthe
London Missionary Society that Mr. Shaw,
the English Missionary, intended to press
claim for indemnity against France for
the loss of his property in Madagascar, and
for false Imprisonment.
ACCORDING to reports of the 29th the
Emperor of Abyssinia, having heard that
King Menelek of Shoa intended to send an
embassy to France to solicit q French pre.
tectorate over Shoa, had declared war
against King Menelek, and the Abyssinian
army had already invaded Shoa.
NEW volcanoes by the score had sud-
denly appeared in Java.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON July 6.-The Hlness correspondent at Dublin
reyyes the report that James Carey the informer, has
left Ireland in disguise.
LONDON July 6.-Mr Gladstone, replying TO Mr..
Bourke in the House OF Commons this afternoon, said
that Count de Lesseps's to London because
personal communication touching suez Canal affairs
desirable He hoped that the agreement already reached
would lead TO settlement.
CALCUTTA, July Give hundred members OF a tribe
Of natives attacked detachment OF British troops,
which, with political agent had been sent to chastise
refractory village In Assam The natives repulsed
with loss Of hty killed The British did not sustain
any loss.
HAVANA, July 6.-The American brig Nettie, which
recently seized at Cienuegos for violation OF the
customs laws, was sold yesterday at her appraised
value.
LONDON, July Cat Newmarket today the race for
the three-y plate, 100 gaineas, by Cen
eral Owen williams colt Cohort, with Baron de Roth
schilds colt skye second and j. r. Keenes colt Potos
third There nine starters Colort by
length. Potosi was bad thrl
LONDON, July lit Is announced that the Hon. r. Il.
Plunkett First Secretary OF the British Embassy at
Paris. has been appointed British Minister TO Japan.
ST. PErEKsBURGH. July Count Tolstoi Minister OF
the Interior has bought the Goos, paying therefor
100000 roubes NJ Katkof will probably be the editor
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HEAVY LOSSES BY FIRE.
uorsEs AND FLOUR MILLS DESTROYED.

HOUSES AND FLOUR MILLS DESTROYED.
MISNEAPoLIs, Mimi, July Ga dispatch
says that disastrous FIRE occurred In Eyansvie TINS
state In which twenty-six buildings were destroyed.
The loss IL S15O000.
The amount OF Insurance is estimated ut 100000 Ihe
following list embraces the Of the losers with
description OF the property: Evansville Enterprise
Printing Wells Brothers & Co., general mer'
chandse H. Tburscn, residence aud bank ng oinces
of Bank of Evansville; Meoker Hotel, Meeker feed ana
flour store Peter Reeder billiard hall Isaac Daydson
flour aud feed store; Ekbod Olsen, agricultural
warehouse Peter Krum, boot and snoc
store; Charles Holquest, saloon j. VI.
SWANSON residcnce r. j. Stevens livery stnble Adan
Pfeffer harness shop Kron Myer. general merchant
disc; post Office; Wilton's tewelry store; Bordsonl
Brothers. hardware A. L. Ohqucst, rcsidencs; ran
Knoo, saloonj Johnson and lyerson billiard haii f;
Hanson. residence; o. 4. Castle, residence; Y. "
AnundsoE, agricultural warehouse; Dahlem Johnson,
hardware; Meekef House, barn aud sale stable anu
number OF small buildings.
CLYDE, Ohio, July 6.-The Star Touring
mills. the foundry and machine shop and two grain
elevators owned by Hunter a Wilcox were burned TO-
day, Loss, $50 900; insurance, $2I,ooO
For other Fires Second rage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-07
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW FEVER.
AN OUTBREAK NOT ANTICIPATED BY sURGEoY-GES-
ERAL HAMILTON.

AN OUTBREAK NOT ANTICIPATED BY sURGEoN-GEN-
ERAL HAMILTON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
WASHINGTON, July 9. Surgeon General
Hamilton OF the Marine Hospital Service said to-day
that he did anticipate outbreak OF yellow fever at
any point In the United states this Everything
how ever would depend he said, upon the suictness
with which quarantine regulations enforced. There
are infected ships Ship Island and the Pensacola
quarantine station. Dr. Finne, OF Memphis
Ship Island, Dr. Hamilton said rather than Newor-
leans quiet all OF the
pie OF Memphis aud OF the country along the Mississippi
Dr. Hamilton Gays greatest danger is to be appre-
bepded from Vera Cruz report s expec cd from the
Marile Hospital agent who was sent TO Vera Cruz on
July last n the agent thinks II necessary
inspector will be sent ~ Vera Cruz 10 examine all
vessels destined for ports In tho United staIes II an
Inspector Is deemed necessary Dr. Manegra Of New
from Havana shows the fever TO be slowly but surely
Speaking Of the outbreak of cholera at Damctta.
Esyp today DIT Hamilton said ne thought there was
for the nane 70 snread bavova rgyo ha b"ory 81
cholera epldcmics juses tho bele he said that any
event the epidemic could reach this country thls
SUSPECTED CASES AT GALVESTON AND MOBILE.
GALVESTON, Tex, July 6.-The bark Salome,
IN quarantine here and recently from Vera Cruz has
sick man on board The his disease is "a yet
unknown. While at Vera Cruz the saome had several
men, nciuaing we CAPTAIN, down with yellow fever.
PENSACOLA, Fla, July 8.-The Board of Health has
issued proclamation stating that all vessels from
infected pors arriving Pensacola with yellow fever
on board will be quarantned Tho regret IL universal
that the Ship for infected vessels been
closed. f
NEw.onLEANs, suiy GA diapatch from Mobile to
The Tmss Democrat says: Last night news came that
the Norwegian bark Vega from Vera Cruz had anchored
"a s Mobile 2; bar bar with csgsS Nth s %a and
bark ordered ut once 70 the Ship Island quarantine