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The defeat Of what.ls lsii0wp as
tlla Morrison TarllE Bill IN ! Do House
81 Representatives on Tuesday last,
Is as great i relief % Louisiana as
10 any portion Of the country. r
teieats the attempt TO 80 reduce the
tmliffin sugaras wouldheadmittedly
fatal To tie agricultural interests OF
tlhawIwIe CANE growing parishes'and
incinaing therein directly the people
|0fthe whole Stale.
What, however, Ii to an extent
IlumIliating to State pride y that
| the lAngcr Of this great injury was
averted against the efforts OF .
majority Of The representatives Of
ollt State to inElict Il Only Two,
Kellogg and Hunt proved true u
the conflict. The others, every one
Iof them proved recrealt 10 theil
lconstitaents, and, with abasemenl
became seryile members Of q parts
caucus.
=. The course Of Mr.. Kellogg was
|uever ii doubt: His past action
whenever the welfare of his Stat
was IN danger earnest that j
tile late contest he wouId be true t
heriintAresg. And SO hs has beer
and, in this instance he had til
pleasure ofthe support Of his part!
though often as his colleague Carl
ton Hunt, on Tuesday, he has stoo
J for his constituents against Il
bplest Of his party.
I sOF Mr.. Hunt, however, this wi
Y tie first test Of duty III conflict wi
= parly .aIIegiepcp. Courageously HI
d he discharged that duty to b
y = people, All honor 10 him Befol
have members Of hi. family ..shov
moral courage, but never with mo
-crcdit to himself and benefits 10 I
le State than the brave and wise r.
rastntativc OF the first district.
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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 tectlil Ifso,sersl at once
and get bottle OF Mrs. " INsLow's SoOTHiNG
SYRUP FOR cHILDRlN TEETIIING. It's value is
incalculable. II will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon it moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. 1t cures dys.
entery and iarrhga, regulates the stnniact
and bowels.cures wind coliGsoiteus the gums
reduces intlalnation,and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mi.s. WINsLows SooTH
ING SYRUP FOR cnILDREN TEETHMGisp pleasant
TO the taste,and is the prescription of oneof tli'
oldest and best female physieians and nursesil
| the United States and is for sale by I'LL drug
gists throughout the world Price, rs cents
| bottle.
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. nrNxnn. Co1onAno. ArnlI. 92nd. ls8a

DENVER, CoLoRApo. ArRth and. $50
Or. 81 u Kenfau g Co., Gents: Four years
AGO while in the employ Of "A. n PefleF 8 Cos
Daflyers, Mass, we had a horse that beoaIne
spavifed during the first year Of my stily with
them. and eniained SO for four years, Enough
Ne used every remedy we knew of or could
hear Of but of no avail. Some tins during the
fifth year, flor was in their employ between
five aud six years. we were recommended TO
try KendalIs SPAWN Cure, and nftcr using it
two months the Horse was cured, the enlarge
ment having been entirely removed, and thus
believeing It t0be u valuable medicine ] fully
recommend it to all who lave occasion to use
lit. Respectfully,
IA. 4 srfllyel
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said. sat oil The same bench Ii Mad
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4 .~.lE
Secretary l3lneolh POSSESSES s sno
merit OF .m0uesty at ieast. ~ US
aypwing bis candidacy lor ing PEI
gidency he says While 1e mas yllus7.' y Z
0red to einelenlly 1lsc1satee sne
duties Of The once 81 secFelA1s -
war, he does not pretend 10 ine eA-
|perieuce and talents lequisiee ioL
the proper discharge o. tne duties VI
PRESIDENT Shreveport Times
Major nj A.. Burke. director gem
o,ai 20 tha Worlds Industrial and
s ~. s,anta,,,,ial aCxuositioil con-
S s;..a,';,,,r 4 ,lpsirabl, that the State
and Ierfltoiiat cnsl''al,ssloa'e i !
sh0ulN confer VIII ING 1,O.'1s' y : ase
to take charge OF tne Uhl'eu ,o' s'
| government eAul9its any VIII us':.'
sell, mas lnSlseu them 70 as y -
washington Sliy iof co.'ael 0i'oo on
wednesday, May '----lS'saaes'
4. Capt IA GRANT. This wonder
mi MANS name Is household word
from New Orleans ia Baton Rouge.
His indomifabIe pluck. energy and
GOOD infoment. IN preventing ere
vass;,.s ana IN closing them where
Ithev did occur. has endealed him 10
every inbabitant whose existence
,la,rnsls anon the maintenance Of
, ,.s.o. IL. Az MAJ, III. H.. ssnlpr.
+. gencv. aud we're he placed at tie
head Of comprehensive leyee sys
i tenn. sch as he could originate, and
furnished with annie means to carry
! out his proiect.a crevassa would so0I
4 he 4 thing of the past. MrGrant il
r chief engineer of the Mississippi
valley Railroad -[Ibeiville South
q
a large number OF parishes nav
already selected commissioners Z
= the Worlds Exposition and take
q steps to insure handsome parish &
!. hihits there. They have made u
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The Canal Street Presbyterian
Church Sunday School, corner Of
Canal and nerhigny streets. New
Orleans. had their pie mic at the
Oakland Park, on Saturday last.
There was quito a good attendance.
as usual. and one and all assisted in
making the day pass pleasantly and
quickly. Nearly all Of the children
and members were present and
BID farewell TO their late beloved
pastor, Rev. A. N. WyckoEf and his
worthy sister, Miss Mary A. Wye,
koa, who. on aceonnt Of the pool
health Of Mr.. Wyckotf, have relia
pushed their work here and have
returned on their way home to New
Jersey,
They win both be gratefully re
membered for the noble work tina
has heen accomplished by then j
our Crescent City. by the host o
friends they have left behind.
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BEE KEEPING.


One of our citizens about commeh-
cling to keep bees addressed Hon.
Charles Parlange, Of New Roads
r. O., Point Oonpee Parish for IL
gpamation on the subject Mr. Par.
langp, besides being an able and
Luxy lawyer, is qnite an authority
on al questions connected with
agriculture. His answer, though very
brief, is all that one wants. dc
writes asIolIows:
The best practical book on api
culture is A. b. o., OF Bee Culture
by A. j. Root, to. be had for abou
$3.50 subscribe to the American
Bee Journal, Thos. G. Newman
editor, 925 West Madison street
Chicago, III. 90, per annumn.
Start right. Get fne italian bees
the Nellis Van Denseu Hive, ,oit
metug rabbets; use the Iaugstrotl
frame, Bingham largo size smokes
Excelsior executor and Binghar
snncoppiug knife, all to BE- had q
Mr.. Paul WALTON, Of Bayou GcnIi
Ia, who has 4 large steam factor
Of bee.hives, foundation, ete., an
who sells pure queens and bees, All
generally all that may be require
y in or about an apiary,
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State of Louisiana.
Goth JUDICIAL DlsrRiCT COURT.
PARISH or ST. CHARLES,
No. 1853.
sUo,N OF NATHAN SMITH.


BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the
above entitled and numbered succession, on
the 18th day Of February A. d., 1884, by the
Honorable the Twenty Six judicial District
Court for the Parish of st. Charles: l, the
undersigned Sheriff of the ParishofSt Charles.
win proceed 20 sen ct public auction to tho
to the highest bidder, at Che door Of the Court
House Ct this Parish. on
SATURDAY. MAY 18th, A. D., 1884,
at the hour of eleven o'clock Am 1.-The following
described property to wit;
A certain lot of ground together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Seventh District of the City Of New Or
leans in square 70 b, bounded by Eagle or
Mary, Munroe, Sixth and Jeannette streets,
designated by the No z. on a plan drawn
by Henry MoelhaAsen, dated October 1916
deposited in the Office Of L. Hermann, late a
Notary Public Of that city; said lot measures
thirty feet front on Monroe street by one
hundred and twenty feet deep between equal
and parallel lines.
Terms and Conditions:
The above described property to be sold
Wttuout fOSuEN W etkt"AechhSsits WI q oRc0tt "a
twelve months the purchaser to furnish his
bond with good and sufficient security and
special mortgage on the propertf sold, said
bond to bear legal interest from date Of adiu.
slieation until paid, aud the purchaser to pay
in cash the costs lue gu the day of sale, snch
rs advertising, sheriffs fees,clerk's fees.etc.
T. L. BAUDOUIN,
Sheriff of the Parish of ST. Charles
Shcriii's Office, April 2kl. 1891
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-10

The attention Of Major Day, Snpt.
Of Railway Mail Service and OF
Postmaster Merchant, Of New Or
leans is called to the tact that we
did not receive the Times Democrats
or Picayaass Of Monday, Tuesday
or Wednesday, Of this week, until
Thursday evening last.
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WANTED.

A person is neefed tocut into cord
wood tile woods between IlaIliiville
and the Railroad. Apply at this
Office.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-10

Now is time to advertise your
goods in THE HERALD.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-05-10

HOW DO YOU EXPECT TO-
KNOW what is going on in YOUR
parish unless sou take your parish
paperY DO not rest until you have
subscribed for it.
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TUFTS
EXP ECTORAMT

r. composed 81 Herbal and Muoiiaginous prod.
ucts, which pexmente the eUnz tance q US
that collects ii the Bronchial Tubes. and forms n
soothing coating, which relieves the AE-
rfkn4iom that causes Che cough. NJ cAeansses
fI1n q, whom em1ee bleh by disease, inxigor.
afes the circulation Of the blood, and braees the
neryoua system. Slight co2da often emo IN
e01Aslnany 1taom. II Il dangerous toneglece
them. apply slAe remedy promptly. a
test Of twenty years warrants the assertion that
no remedy has ever been found that I. Is
prompt in its effects rs TUFTS EkPEcTe AMI
a single dose raises tine phle8ans suDdues
obstinate cough. A pleasant cordial, ciafl-
hrem take IT, readily For Creup tt e
Invaluable and SHOULD be IN every family
TVr 0gBe. snd 81 B0Gt1Oas
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We thought we wero too late until VIC saw
the advertisement Of KendaIls Spawn Cure.
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For supplying country resi- aenees and sugar
houses with brilliantciienp aud reliable gas
light. TITS simple, durable and not liable t.
get out Of order they are sold under .tnll
sSnarantee and arc made IN seven different
sizes. of s, TO- 20 80, so, 10 and 100 lights each
Prices xaMge trsm $40, to $4'0.
~ Send for illnstra ed pamphlet TO inc
patentec and manufactures,
j. j. PAQUErTE
40 Oh ARTRES STREET, N. .
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HAHNvlLLE. MAY 10, 1884


rrtns.rnt advertisement 9 pcneqliarc, frat
insaflinn. hAel subsequent inaeltlun, my
49, y s.se a. IA. Hi VeAf $4,000
fSsS t}F s,.,lss,,,Ys Xxx, leoas $500
t,9. s,,l,,l.,, ,,Ile wear 1890
fs,'nif fsfsIN die Ssl.f 1000
Aovttsisfnfiits nina subscriptions ARE
f'esiHetnplr litTasFetslE sm Advance
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Try the HERALD for 6 weeks
yon won't rcgr,s. i, ..
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LIST OF JURORS

Drawn to serve at the term ofthe 26th Judicial
District Court for the parish Of St. Charles to
be held on the second Monday OF May, 1854.
SECOND WEEK.
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Al true copy of the original list on file in my
office, s,arlsh of st. Charles, March II. 1884.
j. b. MARTIN Clerk.
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tfiN ia fftR mas b. iOatd on file at Geo.
p N8Mhl1 n Oh Newspaper Advertising
liiroau .id Spruce eiss Il where is'lxettlslns son
TRACTS may bp3uafe f6l Il III NEW YORK;
Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13
From the Daily Herald Of March IL.
Desert Land and Tree Culture.

1t may not be generally known that
commissioners were appointed last August
by Secretary Teller to 60 out into the Ter
ritories and examine into the workings of
the desert land and tree culture acts, and
that large majority of these reports were
in favor of the repeal. The bill presented
to Congress for the repeal of both these
acts has been favorably reported by the
committee. Should this legislation effect
the repeal of the desert land law. it will
be detrimental to the cultivation and i'm
provement of that great body of bench
land in Montana that can only be made
productive by irrigation. This area of
agricultural land cannot be made fruitful
by individual enterprise and needs to be
brought under cultivation by means of
ditch companies, that have reclaimed such
vast quantities of land in Colorado and
elsewhere, where large sums have been ex-
pended and immense fortunes made by
the projectors of these schemes. There is
no finer field for investment to-day than in
the rich table lands of Montana and in
the ditch companies that are incorporated
under the liberal provisions of our statutes
for their reclamation.
Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13
District Court Calander.

The following cases were yesterday set
for trial during the present term as far as
the Goth inst
Franklin Farrell et al, VS.. o. J. Sails
bury, set for trial March 14th.
Samuel J. Jones VS.. H. W. Child, to be
tried March 14th
Jacob Powers VS. VIM. Wood ct. al,
March 18th
Richard Jockey vs. Henry H. Wilson,
two cases, March 18th.
E. w. Dunphy VS.. Roman Kuhn, to be
tried to court after conclusion of jury trials.
VIM. Muth VS.. Thomas Lightbody,
passed to the heel of the docket
Robert Sims vs. the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company, to be assigned.
jeremiah Lynch VS.. James Muir, to be
tried March Goth.
John W. Ackley VS.. Emory Bean, to be
tried March Goth.
John Steinbrenner VS. Philip Book, to be
tried March 18th.
Jacob Adams ct al, VS.. A Kleinshmidt
ct al, to be tried March 18th.
d. H. Cuthbert ct. al, VS.. John A. Zeig-
Ter, to be tried March 18th.
Burson VS.. Seymour, to be tried March
18th.
J. McGoewey VS.. c. c. Stubbs, to be tried
March 18th.
B. c. Brooke VS.. Hugh Kirkendall, to be
tried March 18th.
Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13
Starving Indians.

Supplies for the Blackfeet Indians have
been about exhausted, and after the 10Th
Of the month they will be left without
any thing and in starving condition. The
families are said to be half famished upon
short ratiOns and fasting during the winter
and they must be relieved very soon or
many will die 1t is understood that wag
ons are on the way to Helena for flour and
other necessaries but the crisis will have
come before the supplies can possibly be
transported from this point to the agency.
The urgency of the case having been rep
resented to the Governor, he has telgraphed
to Washington requesting that the War
Department order temporary supplies to
be furnished from Fort Shaw.
Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13
The Marriage of Mr.. Isaac Van Wart,
OF Helena.

We take pleasure in making the follow
ing notice of. the marriage of one of the
partners of the firm of Van Wart & Co, a
citizen of Helena, who is now in the east
buying goods for that firm, which we find
in the New Brunswick Erening Capital of
March 1st, 1884 The HERALD tenders
congratulations
WEDDING BELLs.-A quiet wedding
took place this morning at the residence of
James Tibbetts, Esq, of York street. The
principals in this interesting ceremony
were Miss Annie May Tibbetts and Mr.
Isaac Van Wart, formerly of Woodstock,
now dry goods merchant in Helena, M.
/. The bride, who was attired in a rich
brown travelling suit, was supported by her
sister Miss Ada Tibbetts, and the groom
by Mr.. j. ID. Hazen. Rev. W. Tippet was
the officiating clergyman After we'd
ding breakfast the bride and groom took
the Western train en- route for their future
home, via Boston and New York. They
We're accompanied by Miss Tibbetts. who
goes as far as New York, and Mr.. Hazen as
far as Junction"
Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13
LOCAL MARKET.
Helena, NJ. T., March |

Helena. NJ. T., March 18th, 1884
FLOUR-Minnensota Patent Process s45O
Western do 81: Montana choice do $40 Mon
tana Family xxx S3 So
CORN MEAL-S4.5O.
GROCERlES-Sugar granulated IL cents: do.
lol5; do. extra TO- do yellow s15. syrup
gallon kegs, S. 75; 10 gallon, s. 5O.-Coffee Old
government, Java best, 32L2 cents Rio best 20;
Rio Green Is Tea-Japan, packed in the United
States R95o; do. packed in Japan 65d75: Impe-
rial green 50@sl 90; Gunpowder 60 @sl 90.
Candles.-Stearic acid 40 n box s. 90. Kerosene
Elaine si OOper case; Standard s. 30. Tobacco
Fine cut $50; Twist 60; Gold Block 60a75;
d6O
FRUITS-Apples per bbl. s7as; California per
box So 50; Lemons sl2 W per box; per dozen 80
cents Malaga grapes per keg Sl3 80; Oranges
per box $40; per dozen 75c.
CANNED FRUITS (per casel S6@7.
GRAIN-Wheat 81 25; Oats, sacked, 81 5oc Bar:
ley 81 5o91 IS; Bran and ShortsSl 25
BUTTER-Tub Elgin Creamery, 33G35; pack
ed, 1905; extra table 80 cents
MONTANA CHEESE-ls cents.
EGGS-Pscked, by the case, fresh by express,
slS 50; fresh ranch, per dozen, 80 cents.
HAI-Loose per ton, Sl2GlS; baled, by car
load s15@ls; wheat hay SIS; straw by the load
MEATS-Beef 10 cents; mutton, by the carcass
121a cents; veal Is cents.
HOGS-10 cents hams suyar-cured, LA Is
cents; bacon IA cents; lard Is cents
HARDWARE-Cut nails s.; horse nails Sc 25
anVlls IL cents; coll chains l2dl6 cents; Babb1tt
metal l5G5O cents; bar iron cents; steel 20G2S
cents; blasting powder (25 III. keg) 81; fuse $40
per NJ.
LUMBER Dimension and common boards
So per NJ; sheeting SIC; matched flooring S35d
4S; shingles per NJ 81 so; laths 81.
POTATOES-Sl@I 25.
FUEL-Coal 50 50 per ton; spruce and white
pine per cord Sc; yellow pine S6G7.
Where two prices are stated for the same arti
Gle, the wholesale and retail market is repre-
sented. The demand, severe weather opens
up, has stiffened all the above pIices, and oats
and hay are active, as well as wood and coal.
Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13

The willful perversion by the Iadepen-
dent of facts and figures relating to the
adm iDistration OF city affairs, instead of
answering the personal and partisan ends
intended by its unscrupulous editor, only
served to intensity the bitterness of feel
ing widely prevalent among citizens of
both parties against the 'Organ" and its
grinder. AS many Democrats as Repub-
licans rose up to tell the Independent
manager he lied Both the City Treasurer
and City Clerk disclaim responsibility for
the garbled figures and distorted state
ments applying to the municipal govern
ment. The detailed report of receipts and
expenditures for the past year has some
time been prepared, and in compliance with
la gwill be presented to the Council at its
first regular meeting in March, Thursday,
18th, )after which it will be published 1t
will be but few days before full expos
ure of the independents falsehoods can be
made
Helena weekly herald., 1884-03-13
Give Us the Report.

Though disclaiming any partizan intent,
the Independent is continually misrepresent-
ING the expenses of our city government
for the year past. 1t would make it ap-
pear that the heaviest bills of expense had
been uselessly incurred 1t intimates
all the time that it is privileged to see all
the city accounts and bills, and so far as an
outsider can Judge it is making use of its
advantages to detame those from whom 1T
is directly or indirectly obligated. We
were informed sometime ago that the city
clerk was engaged in making out detailed
statement of city expenses from the first.
1t is nigh time this report is before the
people that they may know whether they
have Eeen faithfully or unfaithfully
served, and who has squandered their
money, if any body. Let us know to a
cent what the money has been spent for.
If the city government has been run for
the interests of the Chief of Police, as
charged, everybody demands to know it.
We call for the full detailed statement of
receipts and expenditures of the city ad-
ministration. There isn't the shadow of
an excuse for Withholding it another day.