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Piles! Piles! Piles!

Sure cure fer Blind Bleeding and Itching
Piles. Single box has cured worst chronic
case of twenty years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying. Williams
Indian Pile ointment. 1t absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching particularly after getting
warm in bed) Prepared only for piles and
itching for the private parts. Noyes Bros 4
Cutler, st Paul Wholesale Agents.
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In ONE WEEK Ely's Cream opened passage in
one nostril through which l had not breathed in
three years, ,subdued an inflammation in my head
and throat the result of Catarrh. Colonel o. NJ.
NEmLIAY. Owego, n. Y. [See adv.
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An Invaluable Remedy.-None except those
who have suffered all the horrors of dyspepsia,
can fully appreciate the value and efficacy of
Perry Davis Pain Killer, a sovereign remedy
for this distressing disease in all its forms IS
used internally and externally, test its virtues
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An Expert swina1er at Large.

A successful confidence game was playedo on a
number of business men of ST Paul Tuesday
afternoon, in which Myers Finch lost 81 900;
ilenny 4 Gilman, $500; c. c. Berg, $500; Emil
jeist s410; George Palmes, $500; E. A. Brown
5000; Hotel Livingston, 500; and Dyer & How
ard, $3.50; total, 3, 3,l60 For the past tw enty
lays OF more a man has been coming OCCASION
aDy to St Paul, representing himself to be VIII
bun h. James, member of the firm of John
James d Co, heavy iron foundry men of La
Crosse, Wis. James usually stopped at the
Hotel Livingston. He had autographed letter
heads purporting to be John james & Co, in
which the names 'John James," "WIlbur IL
James" and ''OttO Lunk" were printed as mem
bers of the firm. In about an hour thereafter
he had closed all the bargains he had been
making for the last twenty days, paying for the
goods with checks drawn upon the various
banks ofLa Crosse in his favor and signed 'Jno.
James & Co." In an hour or so afterward it
was found that every check he had passed was
forged.
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For Dyspepsia, indigestion, Depression OF
surits and General Debility, in their various forms
Also a. = preventive against Fever and Ague. and
other Intermittent Fevsrs, the 'tFerrO-Phosphor-
ated Elixir of Calisaya," made by Caswe4i, Hazard
a Co New York, and sold by all Druggists, Is the
best tonic; and for patients recovering from Fever
Or other sickness, it has no equal.
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Swift's Specific Is. s s. has curedme of her
editary Scrofula of the worst type The medi-
cine is more than You claim for it, and | hope
any who doubt will write to me E. G. Hawes, Jr.,
Clarksyille Ga
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For TEN OR TWELVE years have been severly
afflicted with Catarrh. Never before found such
decided relief as from Ely's Cream Balm. | con-
slider myself cured.-J. W BURLINGTON, Ne
chanicsville, n y. price 80 cents
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used Swifts Specific g. S. S, for bad
ease of Blood Poison from Malaria, and am
satisfied that it saveamy life, | was given up
Ga.
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ALIENS IRON Tonic BITTERs CURE
Neuralgia permanently All genuine bear the
signature of J. 2. Allen, Druggist, St Paul,
Minn.
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COUGHS AND COLDS. Those who are suffering
from Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, etc, should
try BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. SOLD ONLY
IN BOXES.
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"Buchu-paiba" Great Kidney and Urinary Cure 81
a3onoh On Corns " for Corns, Warts, Bunions. loo
Weils5 Health Renewer cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
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''Rough on Rats" clears ont Rats, Mice, Flies
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, tasteiess. &c &c
s'Rough on Coughs" Troches, 15c; liquid 5i)c.
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Wells May Apple QIiverl Pills, l0c, 25c.
ssRough on Dentist Tooth Powder Tryit 15c
''Rough on Toothache," instant relief, 15c.
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Ladies dcsirous OF ordering goods by mail
are cordially invited to send to James Morgan,
Milwaukee, for his summer catalogue of Dry
Goods, etc.
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Ansley Gray, of Bismarck fame, is temperant-
ing in Michigan.
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Charles o'Conor's estate is worth about 81,
O00, 000
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Thousands vet entitled. Send to us
for blanks and instructions. Stoddart
& Co., Alb G. Street, Washington, d. G.
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Cnrbolines.

The gray and bad no more shall grieye,
The signs of coming age,
For Carboline can both retrieve
And fullest griefs assuage.
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Piso's cure for consumption is not only pleas
ant to take, but it is sure to cure.
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Frazer Axle Grease.

| Don't work your horses to death with poor axle
| grease; the Frazer is the only reliable make.
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Otis L. Gage & CO., dealers in agricultural
implements, louisville, ky., assigned
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Rumor credits Frelinghuysen with trying to
buv Cuba for $50,000,0O0
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A NpMrnN Wanted in this town to sell our Xxx
hOu1 i - Blended Tea. Gold Band lina Cul
and Saucer given with each h. Irce Soc Dealers Sc
for particulars. Jas b. Clark 288 Greenwich ST. NJ h
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DATCMTC Send stamp for our New Book on
RuIEM n Patents. L. BINGHAM, PateN
n XIV SsLawyer, Washington, ID. Q.
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xapa Free Clos Chrome Cards loe LAtssds
WIN EEsM signs 10 pks al aud Musical watch free. Sam
~ - W. pie album25s WE. AUSTIN New Haven, @
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4 Ehpu TELEGRAPHY, or SHORTHAND an6
l GhliH TYPE WRITING HERE situations fur
- nished. Address Valentine Bros Janesyine, Wis
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A GENTS WANTED for the best and fastest seI-
n ing Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices reduced 33
per cent. National Publishing Co, Chicago, III.
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PA ATENTCt Thos. P. Simpson, Washington
- - - ~AAN = ID. C. No Tay asked for patent I'M
til obtained. Write for Inventors Guide.
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700 Scrap pictures and 100 Album quotations, 10c q
IOO 50 styles cards lOc. Scrap Book Co. Nassau N 4
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ND A wv PATCHWORK Elegantly assorted
OAbhA l. silks. SOC. and a. package. Sample,
l2c. NEW YORK SILK & SUPPLY Co, 338 Broadway
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H0FHPO Wanted to sell Pianos and Organs,
Ht7FH BIG MONEY made. Write TO Q. w.
nS@N ~ Youngnan, 1l5 L. 7th St., st. Paul.
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PATCHWORK. Embroidered Patches Birds sc. Sam
pie 25c Crcularfre U. S.NOvety Co.. Salamanca n Z.
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..SI.EEpINn LnYE.a

\ fina ateel engraving Of PeriSn Us eharmi <
pipture. SLEEPING LIve," hrs been OFF rel BY
the publshersOf @ oDEY'i l4KDY Book to every
new suhsoriber to the nlAgazine fUr the year
1885. The plate IL a very art istic one, beanti-
fully printed On thick paper of IA. sise suita0le
fsr handsome framiug. The hnbiect little
dinpled Love, adorned with hing hut his
baby charuts, 70 lying On a soft grassy cunch,
fast asleep Auasng he Wild H0we, >. his round.
white limbo approaching the cool unabra 9 III
= pond of water lilies. One little chubby h md
rcste lightly on hia unstrung btw wiiialIlis
living undcr him, while the Ot.ler hand il su.t.y
pressed upon his cheek, tile plump fI,g,,rs
threading the wayv IN isses o. his hIlfils Il. ir.
Under the right arm and shoulder on, little
downy wing is siugly tucked away, while the
Otllar peela ~ from tho back with pretty sug-
Esstivrneas Overhead are dropping, sh salowy
"0ugha covered with fOlia 20, anil the back
ground reveals a deep perspective Of cool forest
shade. The l'icture is 0nc OF aimpliciiy, vet
admirable cemnOati0n, MRd the 6sute ~ the
''Sieeping Lave" hiinself, with slr0aping eve
lids and aetly parted lips shat stfsst the round
ell beAliy Of ilabypOOd. il ons of this prettiest
you cOuld well conceive If Measra. j. II
htulenb % h Co., pruprietOrs OF Cooley 9
Z Lddg'S hoax, have produced thih charming pic
tnrn inusC sIeCcssfully. 1t 10 mnch admired
BY anne Of tle n lst fastdiOus c0nnsisseuls.
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BUIHE Tuesday. Now II, 1884 at ss5
p. m, - Nsw OrIeaHs, La. PxTER T.. BcnKMs
aged 29years, auatige 81 the city. r.
Theirs wopld be nd sight Iasing II girta could
10 mhtle % g1lAderasand this simple fact; that
men dread the thOught of marrying woman
who 10 subject TO fits Of irritable temper to bid
headaches, and other ailments we need not
mentiOn, vi Of which. es eryhoiy knows, are
the Z irect and inevitable product of the Osnl-l
precision of the waisf men like tO sas u small
waist, certainly; but there is a great diffrepce
between the waist that ia well formed and IN
proportion 70 the rrst, OF the figure and a
waist which IL obviDusly and artificiaIIy com
pressed, TO the destruction of tn t easv and
graceful carriage which 10 one of TIE chief
charms, Of a WomAns appearance. An mn
naturally coilIpress4d wdiat Ia ia, more GER
tain OF detection than mass Offalse hair Or n
faint dneting OF powder. The rawcst youth
that enters ballroom can nick out the women
who have Ffraightened themselves artificialIy
81 u . young Haman. 10 obtain the appearance
Of dragon ~, has been slbiecting hersef to
considerable physical pain, an, WIN has i,een
layl Rupfer herself i pretty store az ailments
whcho only want time TO pronounce themselves,
essnid only eee the stare of scarcely disguissd
cantempt and understand the, seOrnful pity
which g, q % the resBit &c her labor, we should
have = cha.,ge " fashion Threslgb 81. changes
whinea rcniaih true Gully 10 me iashion;
whether her ci6thing is as long and lHnk as
that Of = q eeian Virgin, or whether she builds
ground the lower th.l o. her Agures y ptuDh
Apd capacioua structure of steel. she 10 ever
faithful to the tradition Of q s!nal waiat; and
she viii weaksh her circulation sic will incHr
headache, she Will crack her vs,ice. and she
will rain her diges''ou nil TO lR,rtuce NAL
ttprlnAtian VII oh w,>e men regard with pity
and with derisiUn. .,,., n.
That ladies can be fitted Eith a, corpNt which
wilLmnt Csnmpreea the waist. but give support
haaaN1
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FOR SALE.
Southern University.

The Collegiate, the Normal and the Prepar-
atOFy Departments Of this Inatltntion viii bs
opened Oct. /, 1884. Students desiring to
enter any of these Departments shouid apply
promptly. We will have apparatus for iilus-
trating the natural sciences, an,l MI students
Of advanced enntaes will have the proper
attention ami iDstructiOn. students who enter
the Normal Departm ut will receive special
instrNctinn aud attention.
CATALOGUES may be obtained by applying to
Mr.. L. A. Martinez, Editor, L0nisiapa standard
New Orleans, m 1F9 af N
For further inforpatiOn or catalogues, apply
TO the President. y7 s7 lnG1 -
II UARRISnN
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The navy Of the United States
CONSISTS Of lao vessels, with an
.irMam' ut ut tO22 gunS, $3.50 men,
1892 commissioned and 74S non
commissioned officers on the acdv,.
list. The vessels in Om,nisSion are:
hr>l rate, t4urj second rate, nine;
third rate, six'e u; fourth rate, fiv, /;
wo0stea S,iiing veSselA, SECOND rate.
0'lr; thIrsl rate, mines fourth rate,
two iron Cla1S, twelve. The entire
lsi 10 a. follows: first rate, Eve;
second tate, twruty seven, Of Which
Qne Is paddles third rate, thirty, Of
which three are paddle; fourth rate,
six, OF which four are paddle; wooden
satl'ng Vessels, second rate four;
lhinl rate, fourteen; fourth rale,
taul; tugs and tenders, twenty tive;
torpedo boats, two. OF twenty
four iron ctsds twelve are laid by id
Cftlinagg.
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p VbNN1k. Nf'IO AID :. !NFh 4 xtlQ. i00 !.
LIr. u, j. KendaH d Co., Gents: = Fuur y,,srs
ago while u the emp0y Of A. p. Perie, & "a,
Danvers, Mass, We had horse that became
spawned ,u.ng tue first year of my NV with
them, and remained sO for Tour wears, tlnuyh
we usr,l every remedy we kl,ow 0f ~ could
near Ol but Of me- avail. SUInr time during the
ffth year flor was in tn ir employ b.twetn
hve and six years., We were Trculnmen ed ~
try keiIdall's SPAWN Cure, and ;.ftrr using il
two luOntlis the Horse was curc,i tie tnlarye-
inent having lecn entirely removed. ant thus
''elieveing il t0 be a valuable medicine fully
recommend it to all wha have oc aston a. use
1t. Respectable q
at PHI I.Y0wa
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The Baltimore Sun says: An III
Leresting feature Of the Wngi.l's,
ExpoSltinn ut New Orleans will I've
q united eHCampIuent IT veterans OF
the war, embracing the soldiers D.
the Uui0n and Confederate armies.
The Board ii Managers of ths Ex
position hare vOte,l $4,000 tor tine
purmsses Assl ltsOO tents will he con.
slrnetesI fol the free accOlnul ,,tla,iOn
ofthe Veterans. The movement was
organized lilIslcr the anx,mces of the
Grand Army of the Rrpuhllc aud
the lncsll aSaoc alton OF the Con.
tolerate armies OF Northern Vir.
ginla aud Tennessee. Captain
Edgar Wheeler, OF Lincoln, Post Ma.
/, u! A. Ra3slt Topeka, KAN, has
bern elected AZ commander OF the
camp, Tbs tpmta will b. supple
mentrsl. by wooden barracks, aud
accommodations win be provided for
$4,000 l,erNOns.
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THE SUGAR CRoR


Thougll Tie DaviAcrevssre destroy
ed l'agtoftls chOpsoff nissnd adjJsp
ing parishes, ret, il is pleasing 10
AaoW thai in parishes not thus
affected the yield is good; thr matt
lriug of the cane and consequent
ticlrllesS of the juice inaIsing ilp for
the HlnaIlilens 1T the came caused by
the txctsiye drOuih.g We're il not.
fsr the lowness II the price IN i'm.
pfoye,l condition would await the
lI,iaiitAEs. This price, however, con.
timiles low, and there ai'l,ea.y no
irnmsyIiate haI,s of ~ Increase.
While h6weveT'such lie THE mmesliatt.
.c0gniitiQn Of the sugar planters il
does llor full0w that theirs may mot
he, M Ia t,tller depressed Industries,
~ isDproyemeRt,hy anOtller year. +
les Al agricultural stal'l ), cotton,
rice and cereals, have years Of dc.
i'eessiOn followed by prosperous
/. years. Corn IN the West, has, 81
fuses, been llurAe'i ~ fuel; ms,lasnes
IN 10 al,.pteIs; wheat hes sold PER
I bilslel less Shan cOrH.. "
/ The real cause If present low
prices Of sugar Is allnitssslly the
very large crop u beet sugar MANN
.ffactnrea in GeF'nany, 30 large ~
not only to dimipish the profits TO the
leEmslsr prOslucer, bat ~ gel orally
li4tecting the production, both o.
4 bert and cane sugar as to siiscOur-
aye tho cultivation, and thAFel,y
! NATURALLY in the future diminishing
, 1.-The eGtI's. Iih.s uisder tho inn.'xi
. lie laws controlling the relation
. supply a..d ,dslnausi will -anQnes
liiaansl'lyS-cure higher pricss. And
! - this connection il should IN
asaFne ill mind that the natural in
\ 'eFeasinR sDWAuIni'tioM, stimtlate,lh,
The present low prices, constitutes .
GtseOr~A1le! iaet0r. bic fG
A tscEt.ars go largely ept4Esaiuet
hy oIr illAattss Of q reduction il
j aIhe tariHithe HERALD thinks, nov
1.-THE isAtssOhl canvass BIAS PASSED
D this danger VISA 0verdrawn. Tru'
!. the next HOHse Of Representative
will have a Democratic majority
.lbnt y reslucrd Ou.; also the Execsl
tive may DO Democratic; still tina
d majority may, and probably will be
no more successful 10 It's Efforts /,
) radically change the revenue law
than VAS The lrrseut one; aud thu
Senate In the next Congress will ID,
eyrii move strongly Republican tina,
/ is.t prrSellt % #
! Moreover the gradual adoption d
Improved nI0sleH iAlid implements o
cultivation are REDUCING the PLANTER
: exl~nm.a. b sislrs il ran hardly D,
!. doubted HAT lnliviiuAl And govern
1 .lltnt efE1ria to lIOl.l he waters o
I; TN the valley within rh,ir hanks, M,
early diminishing the dangers o
overflow.
fl every view Of the case til,
HERALD Sees no g'.nl REASON /,
think that the present ,leprssse.
state Of the Louisiana sugar plant
! eEe may mat change for he better
~ has often bern the case hereto
/. fore. May this darkness prove thai
preeee.ling a,lawn.
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an THIRTY DAY TRIAIl.

TRI NULTAIC bEt1o. Maieha Mich, will
send DR. Dyr'e &c. eb.ated Electro Y0.t 10 Belts
AMI Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty days
to men IyOnns or Oidl whoare afflicted with
ntI vons debility, LOST vitality ND kindred
ti"nb'ta. gaaRasfccing s.seedy and complete
restoration of lirsith apd manly vigOr. AT
drrss as ab0ye.--N. B.-Na risk is incnrrtd, as
thirty days trial is allowed
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Notice u hereby gwen to all taxpayers Of
.he parish If 81 Char that their State. parrish,
legee and poll tSxts for year 1884. as st forth
in the tax rolls on file in tLia Office and the
mortgage office of this parish are now due and
.ouljeutibe:
delinqu Mt since the first day Qi,0ctober, 1884
and nav liable t" seizure AMI sale, and will
jb,,ar thref per c"nt. interest per mnnth from
December Stat 1854, until paid And those due
'ulriIulnoyaiIle properly win become delinquent
on the 3lst day OF December, SSl, from which
date they will bear ole per cent. interest per
month until ltaid +A gtlt
Those wishing t., avoid costs and seizure will
do well t0 make prompt payment. Is the pro-
visions OF the Revenue Laws OF this State will
be strictly enforced 1900.
,n4aaHia 8s LEWIS ORY,
81 SHERIFF & Ex-ORFicIo TAK-CoiLROTOR,
SHERIFF. tIfiee. St Charles parish. Oct. 8, 1884.
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NOTT1E.

The attention of ~" planters s,cAlled to the
fact tia the Messrs. Madere BrOsi Of Fashion
plantation sto. e, two lpies below lahnville.
have on hand and for sale. an assortment Of
choice barrel slaves. which will BE- sid on
terms. Call on them betoFs Pur-
ehaninI elsewhere. tf
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EVEKY L.DY

interested in Arr NeedlcwOrk. Fancy Work.
and every branch of amat ur ART FlarricnI.
tuie, Fashion, Cookery or Mus G should send
niteen cents Tor the cutren. namler straw
brdgt &Gioihlei's Quarterly, la0 ls,gea, lour
each number. Address
STRAwBRIDoE 4 CLoTHlER,
8 Eighth and Market Sts., Phiiada.
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State Of Louisiana.
10th JUDICIAL DlsrRlor CouRT
PARISH or ST. uHABkEs.

by virtue of an order of court issued an ,hs
lVth day OF July. 1884 and entered Oh the min.
9ses Of this court on tho 18th day of JULY. tSS
Inc terms OF the 18th Jndicid district C,nIrt
IN and for the parishes Of jefferson. st. Charles
and ST. John the Aasdat are established "a
JURY TERMS.
.Tefierp-a--FiRst Moniay ~
Ma,-say in November. y -NPtn z Fourth
.eS %, ! naries-First Monday Of Nav and
and a S" Nine sne 9aptl.t--F irst Monday of June
CIVIL TERMS
MoSJs ,s OF Monday of July and Pad
Fourth Maes1. Eirst Monday of February and
and -; T Sah1 baptIst-first Monday of Ma,cl,
band ' s"d whereof have be-. the par;Hg
n ~ ana affixed my ufies = u OctoIe, n
q q st. Oharles Oh - J. Z. TRTa,uAEsD
1854. deputy Cierk ofSEhE.
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4. Il. HARRISON.

DIR. Casper recommends KaMslall's SPAWN
Cure IN The hIgheat terms, Rnl Thousands Ot
eminent llysiaians do the same SEQ ;slv't
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DIED.

BUI,EE-On Tuesday. Nov. ID, 1884. sc S:ss
D. m, ~ New OrIeane, La. PBTER Il. BCRKM
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
TREMEI, WINS.


rhe Pittsburgh scuiisr Wins n Handsome
Victory Over Wallace Ross, the New Drums.
wick Champion st Oak Point, MY.
New YoRK, Angustl
The long.looked for single scul race be-
tween Wallace Ross, Of New Brunswick,
and john Teemer, Of Pittsburgh, came of
Saturday before a very large assemblage
at Oak Point, resulting In an easy victory
ior Tccmer by clear length, 10 20 mia.
utes and 80 seconds. lns
At Gi35 p. m. the men were ordered 10
their statlods. Tecmcr was the nrst TO
put his boat IN the water. Ross came
out i've minutes aiterward. Both men
appeared IN splendid condition. The
betting at this point was 800 to $50 on
Teemcr. The Pittsburgh delegatio forced
the odds up to this point. Ross almost
anticipated the starting point, and at
once drew away with 4 twenty-elghl
stroke. Teemcr started of at q liyelier
rate, making thirty strokes ~ the minute.
Despite this, Ross gradually drew away
and 10 half minute showed a lead OF
half a length. There was no semblance
OF squirting by either rover, but Ross
further Increased his lead TO length
at the mile buoy. The swell from the
sound steamers bothered them slightly,
but they soon got through the broken
water aud thin the strugg.e became des.
pcrate. As Teemer cut down Ross led
Inch by iuch. In quarter Of q mile
| -. "A A. a..
apothcr 200 yards be showed open water.
Il was now clear to all that Ross was set.
tied. Teemer rowed q hne stroke while
Ross became very erralic. This, In addi.
tion 10 his exhausted condition, made
him labor heavily. Al the stake boat
7 emer was leading long way, and the
turn was made BY him 10 1915. Ross
time was lSil7 .i-2. From this point 10
the close II was q procession, though
rvemcf caught bad "crub."
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A GIGANTlC LEASE.

sixty Leagues Of Land Leased by Am~rio IN
Capitalists d. M.rico-The noidiag said
10 be Hich In silver and Coal Deposits.
HosTEHxr. MEx., August l.
The Mexican Cattle Company, the eootrol
lag interest In VIII eh Is owned by Amer.
lean capitalists, has just consumma.sd
lease for . term Of years for an area oicoun-
Try covering about sixty leagues, mostly.
ine grazing land. This u prosapIy one
Of the largsst leases ever executed In auy
eountry, aud beginning al poiut abvut
nfty miles northwest Of the little ely u
liedas Negras, In the State of coahuils,
The range extends westward $50
miles on q beautiful rolling plain 10
the loot Of the Santa Rosa uouassls-,
anil EN- races the larger portion Of all
that country on the Mexican aide, lying
within the great bend Of the liio Grande del
Norts from near the town Of San vlncente,
where The river turns, sweeping north
and east some 200 miles at point where
the Pecos empstcs into H. Within this
vat area Qsrger than an ordinary stste)
Or. known 70 lie numerous deposits oi
silver and coal. M f,f..,s.