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Address: THE cH1ER. Denaldsenviile, La.
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July IA, the anniversary Of the capture Of
the Bastile ninety five years ago, was eel
ebrated with the usual sclat by the French
residents of New Orleans. It il, estimated
that 20, 900 people gathered at West End
to participate in the celebration.
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GENERAL OBSERVER.

1.-THE proof OF the pudding is in the eating
So Gays the old adage. and SO the proof of the
valne of medicine is the opinions of those
who have used it. Thos. Bass, ST., of Steelville,
says. I have used Prickly Ash Bitters in m.
family for two years for ailments of the kid
neys, liver and bowels. and find there is no rem
edy equal to it,"
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OUR GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
DOMESTIC.

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sass s
ihe survivors OF 1ne dreely party are 70
20 pfousn1 % fofs1and, s'al me-, until prepared
70 s.anu 'ne eaange OF calmate.
narriaee LICENCES COST We've cents IN
New Jersey 'a'i ana l are gwen Iree OF cnarga
- ennsyis..lla s s. =. ana NOW 1olk'
1ifss oafoisle ~ r. DroHns, the hiosner oi
died at Waterford, Me-, July 81.
| The owner of lot of New York tene.
ment- houses has hired a professional rat
catcher at salary of $700 year.
Gen. Grant is still lame and was unabls
to attend the National Encampment of the
Grand Army at Minneapolis this week.
Conn.,, have appealed to the State author
tiles to protect their grave yards from relic
hunters.
Wslla Walla, NJ. T., has an ordinance
prohibiting any boy or girl under fourteen
years of age from being alone after dark,
or using tobacco.
Over 45O0 children enjoyed a fortnight in
the country last year, while upward of
81, GOO spent a day at Coney Island, from
the Tribune !" fresh air fund"
at least 800, 900 more is needed to finish
the Bartholdi pedestal. A New York school
girl who contributed, suggested that every
child attending the public schools through
out the country be asked to contribute one
cent.
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TlNsMITH.
BARBEI, SHOPS.

II. L. FERNANDEZ, Barber Shop, Mississippi;
IL. street. near corner Lessard. Shaving. irair-
cutting shampooing. etc., in most artistic style.
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BROADBRIM.
Yours trul

Something old-Alleus Bilious Physic-Acts
quickly, relieves promptly. and never fails to
cure Sick Headache aud Constipation. . ccnts.
large bottle,-At all druggists.
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The steam tug VIM. NJ. Wood capsized
in the river, twelve miles below New Or
leans, while endeavoring to pull of tile
grounded bark Bristol. The tug went down
in forty -fse feet of water and the pilot. en-
gineer and second engineer were drowned.
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Young Men. Middle-aged Men and ALI Men
who suffer from early indiscretions will find
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful invigor-
ant ever introduced; once restored by it there is
no relapse. Try it; it never fails. 81; 9 for IS.
At druggists or by mail from J.. III. Allen, SIS
First Ave-, New York City.
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The New Orleans States remarked THAI
there was lively competition between the
Times Democrat and the grave for posses
sion OF Mr.. Tilden.
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The McEnery Rifles, command num-
bering forty-ive members, we're mustered
into the State service at Monroe recently
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pAUL LEGHE, Attorney at Law and Notary
= Public, Donsldsonvilie. Office: on block
AelaN the Court House. on Attskapas street. -
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-HoUsEs.

DEEP-O'-DAY HOTEL. AND BARROOM,
Il Mississippi street. First-rate accommo-
dation and reasonable prices. Western Union
telegraph Office in the hotel.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

F1sREDEIIEK DUFFEL, Attorney at law and
IL Notary Public, office on Chetimaehes street
opposite the C0urt-House.
EDWARD N. PUGH. Attorney Mt Law, Alta
- kapas street, opposite Louisiana Square.
Visits Napoleonviile on Mondays.
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DONALDsONviLLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
DRY aooDs, G1soUsR1Es. Etc.

MI israel. l. CO.. dealers in Dry Goods,
gies stc, corner Mississippi and Lessard streets.
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0ITY HOTEL, p. Lefevre, Proprietor. Rail-
supplied with best Liquors.
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THO. f. PARK, dealer in Staple and Fancy
- Groceries, Provisions, plantation and Steam
boat Supplies. Canned Goods, Wines, Liquors,
Bottled Beer, Ale, etc, Dry Goods and Notions,
corner of Mississippi and Chetimaches streets,
opposite River Ferry.
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H Rough ON Rats,

Clears out rats. mice, reaches. flies, ants, bed
bugs. skunks, chipmunks, gopheRs. 15e. Drug
gists.
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A D. VEGA, dealer in Dry Goods, Notions,
A. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Grocer
les; Liquors. furniture, Hardware, Tobacco,
Paints, Oils, Glass. Lumber, Bricks, Carts and
Wagons; Loeb's corner, Rsilruad Avenue and
Mississippi street.
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II LANDMAN, dealer in Dry Goods, Groce-
1Ss nes, Plantation Supplies, Wines, Liquors,
Cigars. Tobacco, and General Merchandise, cor
'ner Railroad Avenue and Taylor streets, one
block from Railroad Depot,
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DRUGS AND mEDIcINEs.

r RYBISKI. Apothecary and Druggist, Mis-
Vincent streets. adjoining Gondran's store.
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Heart Pains.

Heart Pains.
Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizziness.
Indigestion. Headache, Sleeplessness cured by
Wells Health Renewer.f
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~ KLINE. corner Crescent Place and Hou-
~ mas street, dealer in Dry Goods, Notions,
= oots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Corn.
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TOS. GONDRAN q SONS, dealers In Dry
Wine. Liquors. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Paints,
y lis Saadlery, Crockery, Furniture and ali
kinds OF House Furnishing Goods. Blue Store,
Mississippi street,
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LIQUOR AND BILLIARD SALOONS.
FfNHE PLACE. Gus. Israel, manager. Corner
= Lessard and Mississippi streets. Billiards.
Lager Beer, Best Wines and Liquors. Fine
Cigars. etc.
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UNDERTARER.

GGHONBERG'S UndeEaker's Establishment.
- Railroad Avenue, between lberville and At
takaRas streets. all kinds Of burial cases. from
the pine coffin to the .netalic or rosewood cas-
ket.
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Willie Williams has been convicted OF
murder and sentenced to death for hayina
killed Wa. Burgess in the parish of St
Mary.
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RERNARD LEMANN Il BROTHER, dealers
- IN Western Produce, fancy and staple Gro
ceries. Liquors. Hardware, Iron, Paints, Oiis,
Carts, Plows, Saddlery, Stoves and Tinware.
Furniare, Crockery. Wall Paper and House
Furnishing Goods, Mississippi street, corner
Crescent Place.
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9 Rough On Corns.'

Ask for Wells ..Rough ON Corns. 15c. Quick,
complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bun
ions,
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SACRAMENTO, June, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

about had poured in to have their part in the pro-
ceedmcs. When Mr.. Gladstone had been received
at the station by the Earl of Dalhouse, whose guest
ne now is and his host undertook to drive him IN
his carriage to the place of meeting, they were
hardly allowed to get to the square so beset were
they by the multitude. The cheering. the pressure.
The earcrucss of each man TO have some personal
share in the greeting TO Mr. Gladstone,-theso and
The other manifestations have by this time become
familiar that dwell on them no longer. Prob
ably have dwclt on them too ofteu already. But
here ut Brcchln we have Mr. Gladstone testimony
20 the effect they have had on hnn and his plans.
lie came to Scotland, he says solely to speak to his
constituents in Midlothian He refused addresses.
and refused 10 speak elsewhere. Silence elsewhere
than in Midlothian was his fixed and sincere ntcn-
tion but it las been conquered and broken down
BY the irresistible aud general movement OF every
community at every point and every place through
which | have passed On my journey northward.
Mr. Gadstonc's evidence is sufficient for anybody
Dut Il Tory, and fear shall not convince Tory Ii
| add that this energetic sentence Is but very
moderate and BADLY literal account OF the matter
Scotland like the Edinburgh audiences has risen at
him and the voice of Scotland. wheu it Is heard on
a political question of the first magnitude. is one
chat even Lord Salisbury aud his majority would
DO we'll 10 heed. q. W. :.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
STEEETC1RS FOR JlPAN.
opn FEATURES ~ TIE BUSINESS OF srREET-CAR
uvunING-THr WORLD SUPPLIED.

opn tt,rr-rr, II TIE BUSINESS OF >TREET-CAR
rrup1<G-rnr WORLD .rrriup.
100000. 49,. Lo..
- u 10 HinS'" II ''''' l'n N''''' N "
literature on strcct-cal remarked pedestrian Ao''''
day m Pee, i tine works oi the john Stephen
-,i t,.,p,rv in Twcut,-,cycuih-st Tire looked
Ike an oflihu. one ~ot-1 GU }" "''i 'N'i'N''' -"
,,, l,,, p" manfred q, rEiri.Nl reporter indicating
g. t..., r ,,..l.,t go. .,ncr,ntrufcuf
'N' '''' '..., . ,. ,., 49,, .... d.,
pointing t0 h- box when contained car u" on "'''"
uoccar,d The address Mess OauiI. Toxic, Japan. "
I ,..,. ,,.,.,ed of f,tert, Street cara the first
lie r"iilHcn' '"u-'''o' ~ WIZ,
made lu t.is country ior japan A'"" wv" months az"
two r .lr dressed d1lAHe'r "'''' '.ueu ul M Mont
E'"''' " ''i -, -. ,,. .,.,.,
largest Ing i-i ho1'f n 'hih '".''" al '"' '''"'
Company, works 91l gave an ORDER for twenty ears The
- ,.,si..l ,h, c,nnn,rv ,,i,. inc iu.crlption
'"i' 49,, ,,I H. .,,..o,. ~, d, ,,,,,. #,
ANA c'iicd 'eN'T'' "" - WIN '"' i'''"' '' -
OH with nt brushes tie only kind uecd m japanese aud
,,c ie,tcr.ur When .afi.i.rd tia: all WI. correct
t 80, So. ,,i - T. .,,,osrd t,,, r,.-
they appeared no m'''' '''' " y '"Vi"N'' ""'' w.
,,,,., ir.ctitiion T. rather COMMONPLACE viz Raj
>"'".' "
Tie stephenson tompanYs cars afr FOUND sihost INC
-, - ,i,n, ID ouc of ,hr few corutric. which
N"''" ~ " - Co.,
have vithstocd tli- nineteenth century hn"-
,' ,.e.., ~. ,h. model. uso1 b, different MART. of
Nill' diHer'h'' !" "'' "'''' "'.' 30 w "' 90
t. country The variety ol car used IN this eit'
T. ,,,,d "a ro.toi pnl ltelphia. thea-O aud san
, 1l.o,. ,. , u,,rl,, .lif, renee loweycr between
'''". i"-' -, -, ,.,,. Ia,
the ears made Tor thc nome an" ''l'h W''"'''' L"E
land set the fashion of top-scat oars. ant Europe
,l,v,ltl load To American cy,s top seat ear Is
'o.''"'u' '"' '' ., .,.,. =, ,io.,
dnecr looking object lhe no'N ol '' car j. VI ''o W
t,rv sn,te On the centre II tho roof seat running
the length uf the ear This .ral is reached Boy winding
st,v,, ,ouuert,l with the rear and frout platforms m
.,, .,r- and with the rear alone be- ohcI- Occasion
,li, th sairwa, runs from the .iound behind the rear
rittfin b the roof n hc shape ~ ladder Tbs 80 ie
nt .r w,. ttrpirrl hrtt nhDut tVrnf, i've Years
bnt after shot struggle for existence gave NJ the cun
te-t aui W'aprcard from public view They We're
,,tid tun slnw-tust enough fnr nn lmssiau, % NAV
ho hut ,ralu, net flt an American. Mhtn the driver
AL " foi, scat ,ar saw woman sitnANnE from The
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

ofhr consumption of cisaicttcs u nWo't
, ,,,n,, d " Aur the sslo al vi-aa d"sN not 'een'
L,,e ,tsrra,sed muoh, svN dt loo" h'o ""'' 'N'
,tits st cigarettes noW tpht s'lo th'ee trs'' D."
The ku,prr ot large v'sNr alnfo loa iG'n'N 40
,,-iruial itrN ao account loi lh'A' We'll en
o,-t tnou.ht might soem asit ihe 'moac'a "' cigars
b1t.ened aud that they aad heoomo enaloted "l 'he
,t,r vrei Hat this Is not 81, ior the sale 81 cigars
h,, becn as good with ne - ~ has ever been L. -
rather tnna that tAo cigarette la, hl.cd want ana
ha ,en se 10 new class %. smokers 10 dd not use
tol,eco before. Going Tie elevated ndihS III 'ns
Dridr. cars travelling most nf the surface cars "h
I'M. hrtween The acts at the theatres Alu i'", ~ w.
circumstances, tend 10 bring tho clSaVl. M - y, ,tc
u-e Al Won purchase cigar on your way 10 ahy ~ % W.
lines OF travel you haven't IL hal sioNo' ~ -, ~
be put ont or thrown away. Most people VIZ. INV "
.wy Aud then the ladies', no matter "ha' ho W 80 -,
dislike swoking II they have To .h"'o emu. -, s,i
nr,igr tua soft harmless smoke "t hh" 49, -
me small boysl Yes. the sul boys slcnu mus :" '''
rcv.urrrr ,rodts IN smoking them. You m'.} S't "
,,. t nf t.yrut; Tor ten cent? ana many .' ,.i'
i've n, llt a score 0l Them pool cen. ~ -
to have iWO Cigarettes c'0"' "''N'N '"e'
only have one.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

Mr.. Wckham ind, has a highly exaggerated idea oi
the strength Of The Independent Republicans IN tn,
state Many Others Ike him Will have .del, ruey
di-pcied shortly I mentioned to him The cuncmutn'c
showing OF the independent, n the >trongc- orcuiIa-
ton oi really independent conscruiioH ani working
Republicans IN the coputly-thc YoGu- Republican -iuD
Of brooklyn Il did nor particularly shake hs faith
told him of the Canvass a. Richmoud-Georsc william
Curtis's coEuiy-madc by A-scnniyTlr BLIZZARD Moore.
of t.e Democratic National Committee which estimate
puts Richmond down for more tian LOO sue C-ve-
land majority where t ought 70 DEE 1000 to win That
statement ended our discussion of politics. hut Il
reminded WicklaIn OF an incident IN the career
OF well known resident ~ staten Island. which i nor
political but good 20 De kept am sorry can't tell
1t wiki nanes. Sut many viii recognize the PRINCIPAL
character iu II a. once prominent o.d NcwNotk ire
man. and now prominent member ~ %" cyFircMcn's
Bal Committee OF thI, city
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

near Of painful domestic tragedy growing ont of the
seymour-Vedder cmbczz!ements from Arnold Constable
X Co. Mr. seymour was married TO cousin beaiti-
ul and cstluabc lady Al the time of the discovery ot
his rascaty and al. flight she had Is visitor sister
a Mis- ym0ur, who i, teacher IN public schoo.' 30 81
in Byooilgn. The wife was thrown by the discovery
into q ronie state OF morbid melancholy and her home
and lie appear 70 have been completely broken M.
The sister after much mental agony over the VIE :
unerug was stricken down with typhoid fever and is
apparently confirmed invalid unable to RESUME her
work In school
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

90 TIE DREARY, DREARf M0ohLANpp -, =
rr,.,,.. .-r,.r "A "harren heath Mr. fuh'h on d
si.flu pony meeting SIR :. Nortcote WIN s ~ ""> .. - "
,,ili. and a couple OF wocbcgunc pnintcr-, Ar "a
-, -ir S.af,n,lt Not likely, Why, All tut7 SIo""u
Ia nst uu.u shot over Vy another partJ --!Fuh@n'
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

/ was amused ~ one method half desrairinr indie
pcndcnt Repuhl can empioyed for self-c"u-olation
Well" ne said. "thrr H. one hope u thry arr cc''d
Logan instead of Blaine viii b President" Indicated
my total ignorance " lis meaning. Blaine will d.o" he
.ul nobody could stand uiuch defamation" " iu-
less n tr1s defamation ! returned
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

either Cleveland Hendricks Everybody knows that
he regarded Hendricks poor tail to his 1876 ktea
mere sop thrown 10 the Tammany whale,-and anybody
who knows Tden personally knows that nothing would
have delighted him more II lie had been elected than 10
cut Hendricks dead in all Of official patronage
As for Cleveland this letter emphasizes the contempt IN
which II il pretty generally known Mr. Tiden holds
Cleveland and every body else who could have reason
ably apred to he the Democratic leader instead OF him
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

rmct General benjamin T. Mud-ctt, c2-~urv'yor o.
tho Port under Lincoln. Wednesday. lie W., llll ~
enthusiasm Tor EiaLc %. usual lie SAID has" i"st
had letter from an Gu,AmIn DO j. large mau1fac-
turcr 40 Canton. ohio, where Blaine is o hc some time
to-day lie says That there isn't Gland nan 'u"n-
all tie wori.nlrcu boo l- town. lie belongs to- hter
.ocal club there. numbering don't know how many.
and canvass 81 it shows that there -nt cleveland
man among the members ~ says ttat Ohio VIII give
from 10000 to 5000 Republican maJoi'y lie adds
that probably som, allowance should bc made foc tho 'ac'
thar th. il an ri.hrau~ cnthu-ia. estimate h' lie
saws the irish and wogku-rcns vote u this ctate is
going 10 count dircct This time
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

Your enthusiastic Democrat Is mos "D''"''"'-o
creature I net one at the Hoffman HOUSE WV
greatly encouraged the reports IRON INC -
part OF the state that the sentiment Tor - jon" W. ~
strong Yc." said. 50 am tod bIt wh''' '"0
tmeut is there the method of expressing i u N''
Prohibition party has 10 orS'hA"Hoh' 10 .,.r
,l. ,l... mn ,u.c,iuery" The very next day over
heard i'm, same Democrat use uy argunen. Ia IeP9 e
to frliow-Democrat who had been expressing 'e''' "
the Butler vote There Is sentiment ior b"''''' Il"
admitted bat he added the Peoples party H's "o 'i,
euery Tor brnsn. out the vote And :" th'y '"n''"
themselves Notwithstanding the i"ct th"' Tue D'''
organization Will every poll III TIC l4Isc ''''- ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

Di.y Bel uiects nto the opera o, "rhe BegSar student
A. produced the Casino doseerc verses IN which
there are several political au;0a. Of more Or cs' good
ta.e: generally the in very bad taste and Go
not elicit with exception any hearty approval Tie
exceptional verse j. which deprecates the introdIc
ton Of defamation IN political campaigns. Ibis goes OF
with general approval IN laundering applause. The
ucer has made ti the Lass OF the series AMI 70
hear il at al the audience mnst encore the IieyiouS
worthless with offensive political allH,.ons i.
them: otherwise DO not believe these illusions ~ou!
be tolerated lor u moment.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12

lie = q wilovcr with ono fair dau-hter whom he
loves eScecdng well She had just attained thc ago
when decided hat she must 20 boarding schoo
and attr selecting - ,o ana Tor her reocp
ton there nc came with hrr 10 the city last week 10
make some purchase preliminary 10 her departure IT,,
fathcr AMI dau-hcs haze hccu almost mseparaic 'or
many years. and the th0Ieh OF parting for even hci
c iuol season was 1idcuu& Co BOTH AZ lunch tuc thc'
went to the A.or House, ana times willie a'
Table She daughter wa, seen hy Others hc Ea,f Weeping.
haf smiling lille the father In IS softly carcssii- way
a. the circumstances ana SURROUNDINGS woJd adit.
ryug to coIso.c her, both talking IN an undcri"h'
After lunch they went large clothing house IN
broadway lust above thamhct--'i., where the i"ihcr
had some business with one ot the partn,r an intimate
personal friend. Leaving the dai-he" at one "i Tie
counters in the large -de,roon the father ascenicl 10
the private offices the second floor II" HAD hardly
left her alone when tcney oentlooknG and gray haired
old gentleman accompanied 10y policeman entered an
approached the Young lady. The policeman restrained
tie evidently anxious and mpctuou~ old gentleman uu'
one of the urouretors couid hc sent for Zen hc cam
forward tho policeman started to explain HE business
there hut was interrupted hy The ol gentleman, who 10
troiucei himself " / am Co,nuc! ---. ol >oHth
Carolina sir lie said. have read great dr.L about
the denominations 81 tai. city. and lccl mr duty
IN rcyeut any crime from Lcnl- committed when
ra.caty Going on have sren thar y"un- lady ~ The
A.,or House and ID two other places accompanied ~
Old SCAMP -r whom satisfied = tr'iu- o" do her
mischief 10 you auoV who ,lc i-. sir g. " on. yes,
said the rroprictor know he ypu~ lady vcr5 wei
And dd you zee the man who came Win her 9 'hr
other demanded On Yes. know hAu iro. lie i> Mr..
- of staten island and is her father" The police
man .tosed Iacs ., beat Tie south taroihin shot
on, thc door and up broadway. Nh'm tie father re
r,d Lee vas au-Lugl, told oi tue incident. AM hc mas
swearing ~ hc catches hm he'll ufn iH.l stream OF
,.f,r an HIM.