The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1883-09-22
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Spavins on horse uusesl Oy KendaiPs SPAWN |
Cure, Read itheigadyertisemeht.
good msdicIhal tonic, with real merit is
Browns Iron Bittets, SO all druggists say.
The National debt September first
amounted to 81, 536, 518,765. s.t
The location Of the Cotton Cen
teunialli Exposition has not been
decided. gaassHq lo .s 8ia
II nraaE ataEf mNt 6
The Vienna SeNtiMeI has entered
upon the eleventh volume. long
maygit prosper. I aa w u
DR.. j. Bosso, who wasthe patentee
Ofame,licinewhich claimed would
cure the worst case Of yellow fever,
died Of TINT 1lisease In Pensacola,
Fla.i iateiy'bs 400 u igam2Nap9i "A
Governor McEnery has the sym.
pathy Of the people in the death Of
his son, George @. McEnery, aged
eight weeks, which occurred at Baton
ROnge September fifth.a sis
WIsHIs6r6S. Sept. lS.-The total pape, cir.
coin In citcniatiUn, &743, 347 .57S; grand total.
el,575, I04, sag. Assuming the total population
to be 50.00O,0OO, distribution per capita wonld
be $50 80. .kxA EaA A3 dM&si+
The Donaldsonville Cktef entered
uponails thirteenth volume Saturday
before last. May 1t live many more
years, ever shedding It's light and
counsel IN the cause of Justice and
for the bestqinterests of our State.
Isifyoa wonld be truly happy, my
dear,r said one New York lady tC
another, styOn will have neither eyes
nor ears when your husband comes
home from the club eyes, know
answered the other YEARLY, "bui
whatam ] to doiwith my nosef"
The police in the city were oyer
OfiiciOusiii breaking up and afiestihe
the c0loretl attendants at the bal
giyenat Violet Hall a short fine ago
If they were as prompt tother times
when their services Gre needed, thu
numbers Ofhondlums in New Orleans
would beismail inneed.
Orders have been issued by Post
master General Gresham, fOrbiddlul
Postmaster Merchant, to deliver {,
N. o. Natl Bank, any registere,
lett RS or money orders until sucl
time as they give satisfactory proc
that they have no connection witt
M. A. Dauphin, or La. Lot. Go.
The death is announced of Majo
Thomas Peters, the founder Of BIZ
mingLaln, Ala. AT the lime Of hi
death, which occurred IN Louisville
on Sunday last. Major Peters wa
largely interested ia the coal an,
il. ;. .gh,sg oil Alabama He wa
about seventy years OF age, and de
voted member of the Methods
Church. His remains were con
veyed to Birmingham for burial
In speaking Of the south's brilliant oatloOl
Wendell Phillips is reported TO have said "
Gently: "The handwriting is so plain on th
wall that none but fool need mistakeit Ne
England is doomed lust as sure as natural law
will produce Axea results, New England hs
no soil worth mentioning, and her wealth M
all been derived from ner tiln nos
are gradually leaving her, and eventually the
will all 20; aone to the West, but most to n
South where the advantages for pr0iltab
manufacturing are all located. The coal an
iron in the South are easily gotten at apd inc
hanstible in amount, and the iron-nlils, toul
dries and Haehins shops can 60 10 them bett'
than they can be carried to Che shope. The
the cotton and wooden mills must go there, II
the raw materials are, and are to be, produce
there most Oheaply, uniformly and bette
This, ofitself, is no small matter. AS the Sout
grows stronger and stronger, the wealth. c.
tire and power of the c0uatry will be eentere
there. until she Mill b eeOne, not alone tn
mistress of America, but the central empire
ibe world Times Democrat.