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Fly IeiS.rapa.
NEW ORR


1.Sffsg 'ai @" SpIa.s., Ii 5.l6c. orleans,
ii 0-lGc.; consolidated net receipts. 32G bales
esportsto Great Britain 7D5 bales r RIO 56 a w.
sIOI; mgrtdcd white, LIZ; No. red, June,
99Ac. Corn-Spot. 4dtc. lower: ungraded' 07eD
Oats salc. lower, closing steady: No. 2 $500
36ac. Hops firm at 23M32c. toilee-Spot iair;
RIO quiet It SO; NJ. Rio, spot, $50;
Judy, tslJmSs.20. Sugar unchanged. M0asscs
unchanged. Coiton-secd OIL 33@.36c. for crude;
4Omi3c. for refined. Ro,in dun al el.2oW
tl.27r, T9rpenIine steady Hides anll ana un-
dun and nominal; old mess, $3.50. Middles
dan; long clear. Sc. Lard advanced 2e@29c'
aud closed strong; western steam spot, VITO,
July, s7.60mt7s0. frclRhis dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALrINORE, June 2l.-Flour quiet and easier
to sell. iuthen nominal; western lower and
dull southern red Sl.O5 atl 81 amber, sl.uS
OSLO; No. 2 western winter Ied; spot gg,4Cg
Southern easier aud Gul; western easier and dnll;
southern white. 7OM72c.: yellow 62n6fc. oats
4Uc. western white, 39mflc.; mixed, 37H3sc'
Provisions quiet and steady. Coffee duh Rio car
goe.. ordinary to fair. si.G9ac. Other articles IN
changed Frcighs dull.
C.NCINNATI
C'SciyELTI.June 21.-FIour unchanged. Wheat
dun and nominal: No. 2 red. sIO2mSl.O3. Corn
heavy: No. 2 mixed. 57Ac. Oats duh and dr0Op-
Ing at 35kc. Pork dull and lowcr AZ tl6 75ep
<ZG.1Tr. Lara hrlntf AT Nl.1Ohr lsDNs nulk-
meats firm; shoulders, 20; short rib, SGD.
Bacon dull; shoulders. "; short rib. 80 20
ShOrt-clcar 1915. Whisky teady At sl.O7. Hogs
firm: common and lght, t425H $3.50; packing
and butchers, tjCt $3.50
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, june 2l.-Nheat quiet; No. 2 red,
81 Corn puct; No 2 white. 65M6oc. oats
Guiet: No mixed. 3Gc. Provisions quiet. Mess
iprk, : 75u. Bulk-meats- shoulders. 80; clear
RIB s9.37,; clear sides. $50. Blcon-shon.-
ders. 1913: cctr rib, - clear sides, 500. Ia
ms-sugar-cured, l3c. Lard->team lcii' 1910.
81. LOUIS.
At, LOUIS. June 81 Flour unchanged. Wheat
n shade hrm,r and very slow; No. red, $1,000
Sl.OS cash; Si.'5. asked June. Corn hrm
and unchanged; 81 C. cash; s@52tc. June
29Sc. July. Provisions dull. ,iOrk' SLED. Buk-
mcais-Loug clear $3.50; short rib, a.. short
clear 1928. Bacon-LOng clear, s.S7H; short nb,
-; shOrt clear, T02jHs9.37s. Lard hrmer at
s7.4U. ,,,,,...o
CHICAGO. june 2I.-FlOur unchanged. WHEAT
opened weak, closed i,c. over the latest figures
Yesterday: June, s4.4s5Ac.; No. Chicago
spring. SJMS5Ac. Corn In good demand and IN
-rttIcd: cash. 5ll,d J0ic.; June. 0i.Npoihc.
Dat, duh and easier cash, 3laM3l'se.' June
3I%c. PORK quiet aud l0m2Oc. lower; cash,
$3.50; July. sl9.o5@sl925. Lard advanced
goa 35c cash, t7f2kHs7.j0; July. $3.50.
BuIk meat, In iair demand; shoulders, $3.50 !;
short rio, s7.75; short clear $50.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, June "a. Flour unchanged.
Wheat nrm; No. 2 cash and June, S6tc. Corn
dun; No. 2. Soc. Oats steady; No. 2. 32c. Pro-
visions lower. Mess-Dork go cash ana July.
Lard-Prime steam, $40 cash and July. Hogs
lower 1T si.50af525.
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voice OF duIy-accredited delegates, to be
selected AZ a candidate by such an assem-
blape from n list OF eminent states
men whose names were presented, fills me
with embarrassment. ! can only express
my gratitude for so signal an honor, and
my desire to prove worthy OF the great
trust rcposed in me. In accepting the
nomination. as now do, am impressed.
am also oppressed with'a sense Of the Ia
Dor and responsibility which attach to my
position. The burden is lightened. how
ever, by host OF earnest men who support
my candidacy, many Of whom add, as does
your honorable committee, the cheer OF
personal friendship to pledge OF political
fealty. 4 more formal acceptance will
naturally be expected. and will, IN
due season, be communicated. Ii NAV,
however, not be inappropriate at this time
70 say have already made careful study
OF the principles announced by the Ma
tIOnal Convention, and that in whole and
in detail they have my heartiest sympathy,
and meet my unqualified approval apart
from your official errnd. Gentlemen, |
am extremely happy to welcome you all TO
my house. With many OF you | have
already shared duties OF public service,
and have enjoyed most cordial friend
ship. trust your journey from all parts
q our great republic has been agrcea-
bic. and that during your STAY in Maine
YOU will feel YOU are not among strangers,
but with friends. Invoking blessings OF
God upon the great cause which we JOINT
" represent. let us turn 70 the future with
out fear and with manly hearts.
At the conclusion OF MIR. BIalne's reply
members OF the committee were introduced
to him individually and an hour was spent
i'm social informal converse.
Members OF the committee then repaired
to, tag residcpcer Of 6GtS9I0y9el, i, S;,Ofgo9h.
and at / o'clock they left for Portland,
where they will have a reception this eve
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More Arrests In Washington.
fRrtcleprnnh 10 lhe nlsnatch.l

IBy Telegraph 70 The Dlspatch.J
a WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 2l.-Two more
arrests OF business men who have borne
good reputation were made to-day on
charges OF completely in the recently dis
covered frauds upon the Bureau OF Medi-
cine and Surgery in COLLISION with the CHIEF
clerk and another clerk in that bureau. y
prominent druggist named Drew Is charged
with presenting bills to these clerks when
no goods were delivered. The clerks GER
titled bills, procured their payment, and
shared in the proceeds. y cabinet-maker
named Burgdoff is charged with present.
ing false bills for work and dividing the
proceeds with Clerks Carrigan and Kirk
wood
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wounded by Blank Cartridges.

PENSACOLA, FLA, June 2l.-Four men
were wounded in the Florida State troops
sham battle at Camp Chiplcy 10y the point Of
Il regular army standard blank cartridge.
The cartridge has a pointed, end. and the
experiments made to-day showed that the
point would tear way and penetrate an inch
board at twenty feet. A. the regular and
volunteer troops use these cartridges for
salutes in dense crowds the result men
toned Is important. The wounded are
doing well.
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DYNAMITE in Austria.

VIENNA, June 21.-Fivc men have been
arrested at Pola having dynamite in their
possession. The military authorities here
announce that thirty kilogrammcs Of dyna-
mite have been stolen from Fort Valmag-
niore. The Emperor Francis Joseph is
about TO visit Trieste to witness naval
mannuvres al that station. This fact in
creases the gravity Of the dynamite dis
povsrips
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Assault upon an Express-WaSon.

IBy telegnp 70 Tie UIsptICH'I
CITY OF MEXICO ria GALVESTON, June
2I.-At s o'clock last night the Wells
Fargo express-wagOn, while returning
from the depot. was fired upon in the CEN
trail part Of the city OF Leon by fifteen
masked men, who sprang from side
street. The company's agent. an Ameri-
can, escaped mhurt; but the driver, a
Mexican. was instantly killed. Five hum
dred dollars was stolen. There was little
other express matter in the wagon.
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Interest TO be Paid.

BY telegraph TO the Dispatch.I -,
Mem YoRK. June 21.-The officials OF
the Louisville and Nashviiie ra' H. New
that the interest due July Is. III ' he Maid.
Orleans and Mobile division VIII w p"'''
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plucky Mr. O'Brien.

DUBLIN, June 21.-Wm. O'Brien, NJ. p,
Editor OF United Ireland, who has just been
fined Gj00 for contempt OF court. and who
refuses TO pay his fine, is declining private
offers TO pay the same. He says he is de
tPrmined 10 coptinue Ia eVnOsc the MAN.
ner IN Whlch the government OF Ireland
is conducted by Earl Spencer and Mr..
Gladstone.
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4 Desperate Killed while Resisting
Arrest.
lBy telegraph to the Di.patch.l

by Telegraph % The Di'Daich.I
FLINT. MICH, June 21.-Oiiicer Ernest
VI. Parscll, OF this city, shot and Killed
Lorenzo u. Pickle, 4 desperate. who
resisted arrest at Richfield Centre yeSter-
day. Pickle was wanted at Flushing for
disorderly conduct. He fred several shots
at Deputy Sheriff Carton, OF that place.
who attempted to arrest him last week.
Since then Pickle has been armed with
two revolvers, making threats against any
officer Who would dare attempt MS arrest.
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r.,,ure of the Howe Scale Company
NeuieH.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch'I
RUTLAND. VT, June 21.-The managers
~ thc Howe Scale Company, in relutatlon
OF the report OF their failure, say that Their
business was never more prosperous or
promising. They state that all bills against
them have been paid and will be PAID upon
nJpSpntatiOn,
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. waning I,ody,s Frigatful Death.
o. ,o,oor,rb IN fhe Uispatch.i

TRy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
ruuC,Go. June 2f.-Miss Alice ID. Wciis'
90 Roston. while viewing the machinery
an the upper floor OF the large grain ele-
vatcr on Twenty-second street yesterday
was rrY caIIrbt in the gearing and crushed 10
Iao,h in an instant. She was eighteen
49," ~ noe. and was visiting the family
~ n N. Greedy OF this city.
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Madagascar.


TTY tIUIt % IIt II7VdIVHI
LONDON. June 21.-Adyices from Tama'
tavr, Madagascar, state that Admiral Mist.
the French commander, has had q confer
ence with the HOyaS, the result Of which.
however, is still unknown. Admiral Mist
strongly upholds the principle IL French
supremacy. The British Consul has gone
to AntananariyO. the capital.
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRai;J AND COTTON EXCHANGE
SlCH1fcND. June Il, 1884.
EFEtFiEGN.
CoRN.-Whitc. 51O0 bushels. Mixed, 1855
bushels.
OATs.-2OO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoHN.-Whlte, 500 bushels very goOo on private
terms.
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Shot Through the Heart.

IBN ItIrttdIlH 10 IIIt JI9PtVVII'I
HELENA, Mont, June 2l.-John Ed
wards. brakeman on Utah and North
ern train carrying Coles circus, was shot
through the heart while the train was leav-
ing Deer Lodge Thursday. The murderer
is NOT known. Five of Coles men were
arrested here yesterday on suspicion OF
being implicated in the crime. The rail-
road men talk OF lynching the murderer il
tounl
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Tho Si,ua,ion I'm Guinea Critical.

(By cable t. the Dispatch.I
LONDON, June 21.-POrtuguese adYiceS
state that the situation in Guinea is critical
The revolt OF the blacks continues. The
insurgents at Bissao captured a gunboat
but the crew succeeded in making then
escane in boats. The Portuguese newspa
pers urge the Government 10 act WIFI
energy.
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Co,v,ctiou OF Newspaper printers.

IBy telegraph 10 IHe UI7I''VI.'I
Tyov \ Y. June 2l.-Fve OF the pro-
rrietors Of the EUening Standard (news-
panerI were convicted in the Court OF Ses-
5ions to-day OF criminal libel in stating that
the ex.citv Superintendent retained money,
due street.sweepers. They were sentenced
IN nav a fine OF 800 each or to 100 days III
fail
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Tho Dahe,iious Axamoor Tribes.

IIly cable 10 Inc UIsUAICU.I
MADRID. June 2l.-Priyate adyices from
Morocco confirm the reported rising OF the
Azamoor tribes. Four Governors ap-
pointed by the Sultan have been killed.
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FIour.-Wc quote: F,nc. s2.50ms3: suDer0ne,
%3m*3.75: extra. si.76Mii.90; family. 1000
1928; Patent family. country, So.5O~f6.5o.
Market very uull.
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UtchtsbtD Rum Down.
roy cable TO the Dispatch'l

[By cable 10 the Dspa.'"', uoht
oynoN' June 2l.--The channei uen'.
s,,in off Dover has been run down Dy I
sn.s vessel. Two OF the crew are lni's'
mo- p and are supposed to have per'Shea'
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. Murderer Shot TO Death.
fBy cable 10 the 'Dlspatch.l

fBy cable 70 The JIspaIcH'I
NAPLES, June PA soldier named
Mjsdei. who murdered six Of his comrades,
and who was sentenced to be shot in the
back, was executed to-day.
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Death of . Crown Prince.

IBy cable 10 The Dispatch.I
TIE HAGUE, June 21.-The Prince OF
Orange, Crown Prince Of the Netherlands,
who has been Ill for some time, Is dead.
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CAN'T BE POSTPONED.

TROUSERS bought in the early spring begin
about this time to show signs of distress, and for
Men and Boys intending to rehabilitate their
neither limbs We have, of course, nearly EVERY
THING NEEDFUL, from TROUSERS at 80 up
in WoolIens for Men, aud from - up to the best
for Boys. In SUMNER MATERIALS, TOO, our
showing is both cheap and attractive.
TIE MEMS BUSINESS and "GO-TO-MEET'
IN" SUITS now on our BARGAIN TABLES at
50, $40. sl2, 1850, and SIS, continue to attract
purchaser, Of the thrifty and economical class.
In the medium and finest lines Of
ALPACA AND SERGE COATS
we are showing the best and most varied asaorl-
ment In the city, and at prices far below their ac-
tual value.
WE SHALL EXPECT YOU AT HARVEST
HEADQUARTERS THIS WEEK.
\. sAKS < CO.,
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIERs,
1913 Main street, opposite post-oilice.
Gje 1871
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE


sALEs-FiRsT 900 Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad tst rs at ST.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asted.
North Carolina i's.J. and J......., SO
North Carolina 6's............'.. go lOo
CRY BOTDs.
Rchm end city SIS. }. and J........ 1874
Richmond clay b's.J. End J..,......' IL -.
kcnmobd cit9 - ). -Iu v...,...... lOo IO1f
RAILROAD BONDS.
Virgini- Midland income 6's...... 62 81
Piedmont Railroad st s's. A. 4 %. 1O8 lOs4
PeIers burg Isl SIS, Glass A, j. 4 j.. -. %
Petersburg % s.. Clsss u. A. K o.. 10Y 81
r., I. z. and G.. IS, J. and J......... IO3 LOT
u. and j. consol 6's. 1890 ......... lC2 =.
r. and %. Geb., A. & O............... %
y. and \. l 4 mort. rs. J. aud J.... 81 62f
AL. and Char. rs. !. and j.. ....... LOG lO9
All. and Char income 6's...,........ 7S -
g.. c. and 4. Il mort. rs, j. & J.... 1O3 l07
&. G. and \. I'd mor;. ~, A. 4 o.. S71 93T
Western y. &. IS. ". y N........., lO2
Georgia Pacific 1t 6's. J. aud J..... s6A 30
RAILROAD STOCKS. pav.
Richmond and Alieghany....... leo 81
Atlanta and Charlotte .......... loo 80 ~
Norfolk and Western pref...... 100 30
BANK STOCKS.
Merchants and PlaDters.-....,.. % 2fi
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Virginia Home ...........- ..... 20 2cA
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion steamship Co... 100 lis
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MILWAUKEE,, June n. Flour uncha nged.
Wheat 6rm No. 2 cash and June, s6.e. Corn
dun; No. 2. Soc. Oats steady; No. 2 3lc. Pro-
visions lower. Mess.Dork so cash ana July.
Iard-Prime steam, $40 cash and July. Hogs
lo,ycr Al sl5Onf5.25.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting teeth! If 50, send at ouce
and get bottle of Mrs. " INsLow's SooTHING
SYRUP FOR cHILDRLN fEETHING. lis value is
ncalcuInble. 1t will relieve the lOor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon 1T moth
ers, there IL no mistake ab0ut it. 1t cures dys-
entery and iarrhel, regulates tie stomach
and 6owelscures wind colic.sottrns the gums,
reduces intiamation,and gives tone aud energy
to the whole system. Mrs. MISSIONS SooTH-
ING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHiNG is pleasant
to the taste. and is the prescription of one of the
Oldest and best female nurses and physicians i'll
the United State and is for sale by all drug
gists throughout The world. Price, % cents a
hattie.
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ATTENTION, ALL.

Office, Commissioner ofAe Worlds Exposition
for the parish Of 81. Charles:
HAHNvILLE, Sept 9th, 1884.
l, the undersigned, Commissioner for the
parish Of st. Charles, to the WoRLD's EXPO
sITloN which VIII opeR in the City of New Or
leans on the first day of December, 1884 being
DESTROYS that all the resources of the parish
should be properly represented at that Expo
sitlon, hereby solicit che cooperation of all who
are sincerely interested in contributing to the
prosperity of our STATES agriculture commerce
and industry in preparing and forwarding to
me within the shortest possible delay, every
object calculated to attract the attention of the
numerous visitors to tho "N orld's Exposition"
of New o. leans.
All expenses in forwarding to and return from
the Worlds Exposition will be paid by the State
Commissioner, Hon. G. j. Barrow, of Port
Allen, La. ty.L.
JOSEPH w. CAREW.
Commissioners,
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A true copy of the original list on file in my
office, parish Of st. Charles August II. 1884.
j. d. MARTIN, Clerk.
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Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings,
Flooring and Ceiling, Novels. Bal.
listers, etc, always on hand or made
to order. Orders promptly attended
to. Estimates given when required.
WANTED.

A good Potter to take charge of a
pottery. Apply at this office.
Aparson isneeled tOcut into cord
wood the woods between Hahnville
and the Railroad. Apply at this
Office.
WANTED.-A person who under
stands bees and bookkeeping to take
charge OF an apairy. Apply to the
editor OF this paper.
WANTED.-Some reliable end com
petent brick maker to manufacture
and burn one or two kilns of brick al
Hahnville Apply to the editor o.
the ST. CHARLES HERALD
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Parish Paragraphs.
ST. CHARLES TIME TABLE,
-O-O-o-
MIs'sdrf Valley Railroad
LEAVES SARPY'S STATION
going south at els q. m; going MOI tn s.40a.m.

TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
TRAINS EAST.
Nail, +" 400, :" $50 A. NJ.
Accom-. No. 404, arrives. $40, P, NJ.
TRAINS WEST.
Accom-. 4O3, /" $40 A. NJ,
Nail, No. 4Ol, Arrives, l:55 p. N.
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~ See cards headeds Notice.
lE'Subscribe for the Herald. II
Read card headed, Attention, All.
A. Riggs, g. Bros Cistern Makers: Shop,N No.
2R Delord Street N o.. Send for Price List.
Are you troubled with rheumatismI Use
KendalI's SPAWN ture. Read advertisement.
TSee if your name is among the
list of jurors.
Considerable fever is prevailing
throughout our section.
The attention of our readers is
called to the card headed" For Sale"
Special attention is called to the
list of jnrors for next term of court.
Leah Lodge No. 1891, (Hahnville)
Knights of Honor, meets every I'd
and 4th Thursday.
Our sanctum was visited on We'd
nesday evening By Aessrs. I. VOisin
and Jules Refine, of st. John, La.
Our jovial friend and District
Attorney, Gervais Lcche, favored
MS with call on Tuesday morning
last,
Hon. O. j. FlagG, of ST Charles
was nominated elector at large 10y
the Prohibiti0nist purity in New Or
leans.
We were pleased to SEQ that onr
Young friend Antoine Madcre, 8
about once more, after severe
spell Of fever
The banqnetts and bitches Of our
village need attention; who will he
the first one TO lead of in this much
needed work of Improvement?
We learn that our popular young
friend and medico, DR. j. P. Gilmore,
has purchased the horse and jumper
used by DIR. f. DePoincy short
time ago.
Mr.. George LOrio, the efficient
manager of the Star (Bourbon)
plantation, has been quite i'll with
the fever, but we are pleased to
state, he is recovering.
Quite large number of delegates
and others of this district were pre-
sent at the Second Congressional
District Republican Convention,
held at the Courthouse, OH Tuesday
last.
We congratulate our friends, Mr.,
and Mrs, Lazare WOrmser, residing
three miles above Hahnville, on the
valuable prize they have won in the
connubial lottery. 1t is a fine
bouncing boy.
The Republican Cong essiona'
Conversion which met at the Court
House on Tuesday last, M inmate d
Hon, P. F. Herwig, of Or ca IS, for
Congressman of the Second Cor
gressional District.
Judge j. B. Friedman, of Boutte
was we are glad to note, able. ter
his illness with fever, to alton the
Second Congressional District Re-
publican Convention held here in
the early part of the week.
Capt. Samuel Ayles,an cid steam.
boatman favored Hahnville and our
sanctum with visit in the interest
of Messrs. EHote & Co, the well.
known saw and planning mills, 10
Gated on old basin, New Orleans.
An ounce of preventatiyeis worth
more than a pound of cure. Such
being the ease it behooves our resi-
dents to be up and at it, in prepar
ing the levees of our parish tC
withstand the next high water
Delays are dangerous.
Soon will the sugar houses of oul
parish be sending volumes of smoke
and steam heavenward, thereby
reminding us that the grinding
season is once more upon us. The
Killona, fired MP on Thursday last
for the purpose Of trying the ma
chinery.
The HERALD was honoresl with {
visit yesterday evening from Messrs
Emile Rost, (who has lately re
turned from. Waukesha, Wis, ook
ing the picture OF health and Leol
Sarpy of our parish. They Wcr.
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TnE Mosr Suockssfrr REMEny ever dis
covered us IL isrcrtaiu ia ils effects and DOES.
not blister Reaa Proof hollow ii4,..5..
Holly. MICK. De-, z, lSSA
DR. %. y. Kendall s. Co., Dear Sirs.--I Have
used your SPAWN Cure IN two t'nHts, ono for 2
curb, and one Hpllut IL did It's werk nicely.
e.l N. A, plHMRER,a si,ss
KENDALIiS SPAWN GU RE-
GLAssvfLl.e, N.B.. DISC, n. 1854, ~,
DIR. b.. Kendall 4 CO., Gcntlenlen;-P lease
send me circulars printed ON one side, advers
tisement for Kcndal's SPAWN Cnre, as'l mn
nut. Your kendHll'E Spawn, tfare ltiveslsHtisiA
faction to my customers AMI NIL wl,O Nsf ~ j,
speak we'll Oiit. Asit isa good thing wish
to advertise Il in good shape. send me sneh
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