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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
S6mets.
!. Gin 0ampfpelocipeb

Gin 0ampfuelocipeb Nebt man
su SoIotburn felt GINGER 3eit
berumfabren, taS, pom benz Wetaniter
Sdweiser erfunben, in gssus auf gons
i~trnction ale 8eriu9e auf bieiem @es
biete an grfols ibertreffen ioa. Sin
Iol1es Oampfuelocipeo NIT Swei Sieplds:
,en unb einem &aume fir Sei3matsrial
mirb, wsnn einmal nod mebr peruoatOm'
met, gan, gut bic @ei9winSisteit ~unierer
giienbabnen erlauaen. Die game Mas
i9ine ioI auf 800 Bis 1000 Srcs. gu iteben
tommen.
-Sn 2usano wirb bemnd6it swis
i9en Yertretern Der Sdmeis unb Staliens
cine Ronferen, itattinben. 3ped bsrisl:
ben lift Die 8sratbuns pom MaBregeln our
llnterbriiduns oes @rensi6musseIs. our
Serbiituns pom @renSuerleeun9en, &eibe'
reien unb Gbitauen, wie ie nameutli9 i'm
letten CONNER BEL 3iebuns bes %italieni
i6en @ren,toroons uorsetommen, unb CUR
@rleidterung bes Yerfebrs auf ben Babns
bDien. StaIien wirb, wie perlautet, mas
ben Sdmuegsl b%etrifit, bic Sleiaen Mab:
ttytlt ppi'WtuSeht WV IS oetS'o 0u'lVt"
ibm unb Ssiterrei6 beiteben. Die S6weiS
wirb tbun. mas in ibren 8rdften ltebt, aQs
su sroBe 4niprii6e Staliens aber pom porns
beretn uon Der 9ano weilen.
= Die Besrisbseinnabmeu Der @ott
barbbabn i'm u%ersunsenen, tur4 bic Sboles
rn un9unitiseu SABRE betruSen 9,655,5ls
Sr. QO,45O,2 72 i'm 9orian,) Die aussa:
ben 1902, 962 0SS3: 5000, $50 Sr., 10
oaB Elm SinnabmeiiberiduB uon 1852, 800
6r..Qs83: 5,447,37l) uorbanbeu 1T.
= SIM Sabr 1884 be5ifferten ii6 Die
uon Der tautouulen BrauOuerliderung gu
st. @aueu leiitencen Sranoibdoen
uergitungen auf nidt peniger ais etDa
460, 900 ST., elm Setras, Der lett Dem
Beitaub Der anltalt nod nie errei9t nor
Den lit.
= Der @r. &atb gu 81. @alleu bswil.
late cine meitere Wiiaiou fir bic Gbeintors
%reftion, wel3e benz Stdot i6on 35 WfiQir:
neu e~etoitet bat, erb0bte ober, nm Die b;ts
bergen 9lus9uben III oefeu, ben SoI3preis
auI l6 Gts. oaS Stlo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17

Ga i'd elm GROCER Sbeil
.3rubel!' Don rlnperbauIidteit ,u ertraSen
bate uno ;par 10 piel, bab id bran nor, mett
2eben! Su perlieren.
Wein 1ribel fam INNER mad benz Glen.
Wenn bic Speiien-
Mud nod 70 I.i&
nnb uupubaulid
fir spei ODER brei Stunben mubte i'd bic bars
barilditen Sdmersen erbulben,
limb Der einSi9e @es, auf Dem i9 ie'
v9inberins! "
fanb, mar, bab mein Masen aues, mas er
entbielt, wieoer9ab. gtieuano bat cine sSbee Der
Sdmer3en, bic i'd aussuiteben bate, bis i9
ySulest2"
80 ansesriHsn warO'. bab i'd fir brei gsO'
den I'M Sett lag uno
Ni9ts eiien fonntel
Wteine Yeioen maren berart, bab i6 3pet
aerste riei, bamit lie mir et,pas 9eben iouten, Inn
meme S6merSen 81 itiuen: Sbre
Gnitrengun9en tbaten mir fein gut.
!3ulest bOrte ib piel
Bon Sbrem SopiensS itteis!
llnb beldlob es gu periu6en.'
SD i6afite cine 6lal6e an; in pier Stits
ben nabm i9 ben Snbalt
Giner!
Ga9iten Cages NOR i'd auf unb babe feline
,6rants"
Stunbe Don Der 3eit an sebabt.
SD babe Is on b~unoerte anoere eeute emptobs
len. sic baben feinen beiiern
r@bpotaten oils MIDI" = George 8enoau,
Wlton, Bottom, Wtaii.
columbus ,abpocate", Seras, gpril 81. 'S3.
| Sbeuerer @oitor - S6 babe S6r Sopien.Sits
tiers probirt unb iinbe, baB es fir ir9eub ein eeis
ben gut lit. @s lit bic bette OteoiSin, bic ib ie
in meiner Samilie sebrau6te. 8. Galener.
EE- Refine Neoisin TT is r.dte, w,nn Rs uidt stn
Baltel erhusn Sopiens auf BEN wtieen Seitel bat. Bee
aaist oil oos b0is siitiss 3sus init Hop son Hops
Inn Tausu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17

@em ba3 glut nit lln~reinistsiten be-
i9wert lit unb trdse bur6 bic Noern
itlei3t, 10 lit elm umdnberrbes Wtittel mo-
tbig, Do ttsier 3uitanb ni6t LANCE obne
ernitlide Solsen anbuuern tann. Gi9ts
lit better CUR &einisuns bes gluteS unb
Stdrtuns bes aOrpers ais gper's Saria:
pariQa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
Baltimore &trGems @lodett.

Ssit 1914 limb tttuabni psssn hires hbuisssHer ghte
Stt puben nur aus BEN rstuhen 9isdsumstah (fupfu
d 5iNu), NIT Nolbtpesuna ansststtst, sHo s~snhssHe
s%srautirt. Wsstn pretien. etruaIarr ". No.. pnee mas
Nd an BITE Baltimore BeA Foundry, ,. WseeFss -
ooWS, Baltiu ese, Nb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
0eraoe 0raufamfett.

IN es r.dt, Gud ielbf unb Sure camille an
Rrantbeit
,lelben"
gu lajien, menn bic Sranfbeit 10 leidt perbirts
bert unb 9ebeilt werben fam :
Ourd Sopfensg ittersl u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
W iirttemb erg.

- Sor Der Straitommer III q 6.
B 9 wuroe am 20. Sunuar Die Nntlnge
wesen Setrus gegen Die Sduegrdber unO
WtiQionen : Grben Uialang, perbunoelt.
HGfinirter Sdminbel uni cine bifoumme
geibtaIGubi9teit, ~Uerbunoen nit Der @er
nod i9neaem &ei9tbum, oiierburteu ii9
In Der @eridtsicene in erbeiternber Weiie
Oas @efiDl Der gei3dmuns i9eint auf
ben sepruten 3eusen ldwerer selaitet su
baben, ais auf ben an9etlagten. Sin elm.
Siser 3euse bat nidt weniser ais 100
Wiarf fir ben S9winbel seopfert. Der
9lnsstlaste MeIdior Malans, Batter, wuroe
3u 8 Monaten, Der Sobn Solef Su l Sabr
9 Wonaten, unb Der Sobn ausuit gu |
Sabr ! Wonut @efdnsniB unb our Gra:
suns Der 8oitsn bes prossfes unb Der
Daft perurtbeiIt, unb ben beioen S0bnen
iinb nod aubsrbem auf 4 Sabre bic birsers
Ii@sn @brenrs@te aberfannt worben.
- Sn Sribinssn brad am %. ga
nuar nm Mitterna9t elm 8ranb aus, mel
der nit rapioer S4nsuisteit 8 Sduier eins
diderte unb IL SamiIisn obbadlos ma9te.
gtur Der unaeitrsnstsften Gbdtisteit Der auf
benz Sranbplase eri9ienenen 6euerwebren
sslans IS, benz msitern llmii49rsifen Der
6lammen ginbalt gu tbun. 9as Starr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17

EH- Refine Daeoisin 1T is r.dte, wenn fe uttt sn
Saidd erausn Sopiens aui BEN ptiben 3sttsl bat. Dus
aatst al has bbis siitiss 3sus NIT Hop soer Hops
tut Namen.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-04-25

We have received the following
notice t. Police Jurors of Louisiana
from 7. j. Bird, Commissioner of
Agriculture, which we publish hop.
ing our Police Jury will take some
active steps, to assist in having the
resources of our parish fully devei
oped for Timber, Agricultural and
Stock raising. AS the report when
completed. will be extensively circu
lated both in this and foreign
countries, We would like TO see it
made full and exploits:
NOTICE TO POLICE JURlES.
State OF Louisiana, Office of Com
missioner of Agriculture, Baton
Rouge, La, March 10, 1885.
To the Hon. the Presidents and
Members Of the Police JarieS Of the
State Of Louisiana,
SlRS-I am receiving daily, numer
Gus letters from all parts of the
country asking information as to
the lands Of Louisiana; their re-
the lands of Louisiana; their re-
sources for timber or agricultural
purposes; their fitness for stock
raising; their minerals and soils;
their facilities for transportation by
railways, ste ,mrrS and bargeS; their
prices per acre, whether improved
or unimproved.
These inquiries are made in most
eases hy persons in pursuit of eli
sible homes or of profitable invest
ments, aud the advantage Of giving
ample and correct information is
obvious.
l have the honor to request you
to furnish me with the desired in
formation Az to your respective
parishes. Your reports will be
embodied in one pamphlet for gen
eral gratuitous distribution, and II
number will ue sent to each parish
also. Early attention to this re.
quest is earnestly solicited
With respect, your 0bd't SerN't,
L. j. BIRD,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
Executive DEPARTMENT }
Stata ot I ,onisfaua

state OF louisiana \
Whereas by the resignation of the Hon.
Michael Hahn. the Office of Judge of the Twer-
ty-SixthJ District of thisState, comprised
of the parish of jefferson, st. Charles and St
John the Baptist is vacant; and whereas it is
made the duty of the Governor to order an
election to supply such vacancy.
Now, therefore, |, Samuel Douglas McEnery
Governor of thcState of ouisiana, have thought
proper to issue this my proclamation directing
an election to be held in the parishes OF Jeftcr
son, ST. Charles and st. John the Baptist, con-
stitutmg the Twenty Sixth Judicial District OF
this State, at such places as may be designated
by the legal local authorities OF said parishes ON
TUESDAY, THE ID DAY OF JUNE, 1885,
from seven o'clock in the morning until six
O'clock in the afternoon, tor the purpose of
electing one Judge for the Twenty -Sixth Judi
cial District OF this State. to fill the unexpired
term of the Hon. Michael Hahn. resigned; and
| do hereby direct and require the Returning
Officers, Commissioners OF elections and all
other officers tn erein concerned Tor the above
named parishes to cause said election to be
held ON the day aforesaid and to make due
returns thereof in every respect in conformity
with the General Election Laws fthis State.
(~J~>) Given under my signature and the
seal of the State ot Louisiana, at
l. S. the city of Baton Rouge, this 9th
day OF March, 1885.
~ S. ID. MCENERY.
By the Governor,
OSCAR ARROYO,
Secretary of State.
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Southern University.

The Collegiate, the Nomnpl and the prepar-
arory Departments Of this Institution viii be
opened oct. |, 1884. Students desiring 10
enter any Of these Departments should apply
promptly We will have apparatus for Illus.
tTatrg the natural sciences, and all students
Of advanced courses will have the prOprr
attention and instruction. Students who enter
the Normal Departm mt will reoeiys spscal
instruction and attention.
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to
Mr.. H. A. Martinez, Editor Louisiana STANDARD,
New Orleans.
For further information or catalogues, apply
to the President,
j. II. HARRISON.
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ESrCsmmunlcation handed in later than
Wednesday evening, will lay ever until the
week following.
ET-All communications must be written on
enc side of the paper.
gsT The full name and address Of the Wri-
Ter must accompany each communication, mot
fer publication, but as matter of good faith.
-" Communications of = personal charaO
ter will not be recognized, unless from res
ponsibe parties. In such cases charge VI
" so n square will be made
ER-We cerdiallyInvitec errespondsnee from
eli parts Of this and neighboring parishes.
<F-News and interesting local items res
pectfully solicited.
Eg- OUR READERS CAN HELP US
greatly, If. when writing to or buying goods
from our advertisers, they will simply say
thoy saw their cards in this paper.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Chas. NJ.
Higgins, Hon. Michael Hahn's Bee
King, for a sample of this years
honey, for exhibition at the Worlds
Exposition.
The body of the colored man
Pore Flynois who was missing in
the HERALD II couple of weeks ago
WAS found few days since in the
river near CarrOllton, with an arm
broken and the skull badly mashed.
We are sorry to learn of the death
from measles of a daughter of Mr..
Edmond LeBreton, manager of the
Speranza plantation, which occur
led in New Orleans on last Thurs
day. We extend our sympathy to
the bereaved family.
We received pleasant call on
Thursday evening last, from Mrs.
O'Mallsy, of Mrollton, La; Miss
Kate Briggs, OF Boston, Mass and
Miss Cora Landry, OF our village, at
which time we enjoyed an hours
chat during the heavy rain. Mrs.
O'Malley ami Miss Briggs, are on
a brief visit here to the family of
Mrs. Dardens.
A grand Hop WAS given on Satur-
day night last, at our genial friend,
Judge j. B. Friedman's house at
Boutte station, under the auspices
of The "Boutte Station Dude Cub"
The affair was grand ono and not
to be soon forgotten by the numer-
GUS guests that were present, The
fair ones of The surrounding country
were well represented. Too much
cannot be said of the aniable hostess,
and as for the refreshments, they
we're splendid.
The Republican Parish Committee
of st. Charles held "a meeting on
Thursday last, and elected eight
delegates TO the judicial Convention
that will meet at the Courthouse in
this parish on Tuesday lext. rEere
was q full attendance and much
spirit prevailed. The following del
egales We're elected, viz. Michael
Hahn, Pierre D'Arensbourg, Chas.
A. Bourgeois, Joe Alexander, j. b.
Friedman, JOS. Williams, Louis
Washineton,ler Thornton; nearly
all are supposed to favor Hon. Emile
ROSt rs cur next Judge Ii Mr.,
BaqCie had bt EN- "a candidate he
would have had numEer of votes.
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"LOUISIANA DAY."
A SUGGESTION.

There is every appearance OF
there being large gathering of
people on the Exposition grounds
next Thursday, the thirtieth.
The efforts of State Commissioner
Barrow, aided by the Parish Com
missioners and the Press, toward
this object, has aroused wide
spread, aud practical, interest re-
garding the occasion. The con-
certed action of the various Railroad
companies in reduction of fares has
encouraged the people of all classes
to visit the city and join in the cele-
bration Of Louisiana day.
AS, therefore, tho people will re-
spond to the invitation Of the Mana
gers, it is to be hoped that every
effort OH the latter's part will be
made to afford the greatest benefit
and pleasure to the visiting thou
sands.
That this will be the best accom-
plished by extending the faeilicities
for seeing the wonderful things
which have given to the Exposition
its world wide celebrity, cannot
admit of doubt. AT the best, the
time which most people attending
on this particular occasion will have
TO feast their eyes upon the gath
cred wonders, will be short.
1t is All admitted fact 10y all who
have enjoyed this pleasure, that not
even days but weeks are necessary
to fully appreciate and enjoy the
exhibits.
For these reasons the HERALT
would respectfully, but urgently
suggest to those directing matters
that the least possible time of the
visitors should be abstracted by th'
public ceremonies in the Music Hall
Though speeches, prayers, indeed
talking Of all kind, including ever
music are well enough at propo
times, yet there are occasions whel
they are out of place, and only con
stitute an impeachment to the enjoy
ment of far preferable things.
day at the Exposition is such.
1t il to see what is outside of tn
Music Hall that will afford the rea
benefit and pleasure to tue peopl
of Louisiana. To secure this beneii
and the enjoyment of this peasur
to the people remains the grea
prevailing object of the Exposition
and furnish tho motive why th
: people throughout Louisiana s
heartily respond to COMMISSIONS
Burrows request to gather togethc
on what, tor that reason, is to b
properly termed "Louisiana Day.
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NEWS AND VIEWS.

The Lake Charles Commercial
mentions the receipt of a twelve
pound cabbage of local growth.
South Louisiana is indeed the gar
den spot of the State, and we might
add, of the South
If Mt any time there should occur
n vacancy on the School Board il ia
just az we'll that the public should
bear in mind the fact that woman
is eligible for u position of such
honor and trust. Picayune.
Sylvere Berthplot, the old reliable
mail messenger of the right bank, is
again running his stage between
Edgard postotfice and ST. John sta
ton on the Texas and Pacific Rail
way. His stage leaves Edgard's
daily at 9o'clock a. m, and $50 p. IN.
i Meschacebe.
DEMOCRATIC RING RULE In LoUIsiANA.-The
practice of the State ring exists not only in
State affairs, but in parorhial and municipal
also. We had a full exhibit ofits workings on
Monday last, at an election for Mayor of the
town Of Vidalia in which as we are informed,
l05 persons exercised the right of SUFFRAGE y
of whom cast their ballots for Albert Gillespie
for Mayor, and 33 voted for A. j. Chaze, but
low and behold, VIII, n the Commissioners OF
election opened the ballot box, he counted for
A. J. Chaze 1870. There appeared in the ballot
box II PACKAGES of tickets, in which were
found large number neatly folded together
evidently proving fraud, yet, Notwithstanding
each ticket was counted. thus showing that II
men voted SO tim 3, and all for the same man
Talk about the ballot bnx being sacred, and
boast of the purity of elections Our elections
are nothing more than an expensive fraud
But one remedy suggests itself to our MUD
and that is for the good citizens Of Louisi aua
to trown upon any man who would accept OF
in the same category as he who receives stoler
property, and appropriate them to his OWL
use.-[ COncordia Eagle.
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NoBLESsE oBLIGE.
RESPONSE OF THE GRAND ARMY OF TIIR RRPUB-
Llc TO Col. VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON.


At the last reunion of the Army of Tonnes
see, Col. VIM. Preston Johnston offered reso-
buttons of sympathy with Gen. Grant in the
hour of his serious affliotion. The resolutions
were heartily Endorsed and adopted
At their last meeting, on the 18th inst Mower
Post No. |. of the Grand Army of the Republic,
thought it fitting to address communication
to Col. Johnston, showing their appreciation
of the sentiments expressed in the resolutions.
The vote authorizing the communication was
enthusiastic and rising one, IA expressive OF
the sentiment actuatng the heart of every
true and tried soldier OF the Grand Army.
The communication transmitted to Col. John
ston is MS follows
HEADQUARTERS Jos. A. MOWER PosT NO ! }
New Orleans, April 49, 1885.
Col. VIM. Preston Johnston, New Orleans, La.
Colonel-By unanimous vote of this Post
am directed to express to you our keen appre-
citation of the kp Chilly spirit and kindly feel
ing manifested in your reRolu ions of sym
patty with oul beloved old commander, Gen.
U. 8. Grant in his grrat suffering and sorrow,
presented at the late reunion Of the Associa
ton Army of Tennessee, and by them unani-
mously adopted in spirit of ohiyalry possible
only TO true soldiers.
such kindly expressions of confidence and
good will among those whn in by-gOne days
opposed each Other on the field Of danger, does
more to secure a more perfect Union" and
wipe out unpleasant rec0lecions of the past
than anything ever dreamed Of in the philosO-
| ply of politicians.
Again thanking You and comrades of the
Army o. tennessee, | have the honor to be
your obedient servant.
+. IL. WHITAKER, Post Commander
Attest: p. II. BOYLE, Adiutant.
The MGwer Post will participate in the cere-
monies incident to Louisiana Day at the Elk
position, on April 30
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SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1885.
ADVERTISING RATES.
NEWS ITEMS.

The health OF lex President Grant
is slowly improving. We sincerely
trust that the great warrior may
live to enjoy O useful future.
A piece of newspaper folledin tie
sole Of the shoe, though not 50 ele-
giant as cork OF lamhskin,is probably
equally as good preventive against
cold feet. Fry it.
A Georgia woman weighed 270,
her thirteen year old daughter 1862,
and eight year old baby 1866 pounds.
Georgia should send them to the
Worlds Exposition.
We return thanks to Mr. w w. DusOn,
Rayne. La, for a copy OF his handbook set
ting forth the many superior advantages
offered to those in search Of good homes and
in y healthy locality by that section OF the
parish Of 1T. Landry.
Louisiana Day.--In the arrangement of
State Days Mt the Worlds Exposition LOuisi-
apa day comes on the 30tll OF April, proximO,
of which We give notice for the hencht of such
Of our readers as desiretO visit this grand show
at the most suspicious time. Weare informed
that excursion tickets will be sold on that Oe-
casion for tho lowest price ever known.
Some one asks why women but.
ton their clothes from lett to right.
While we are on this subject we
should like to inquire why men
button their clothes with pins and
khingle nails. That would be a
more interesting subject to inyesti-
gale
Mr.. Cleveland starts off we'll
The Democrats are all delighted,
the Republicans are pleased, the
independents le happy, the New
York san indorseS everything.
Grady is hopeful, Ben Butler is
Aisarmed, and Belva Lock wood tx
silenced. Only the MormOns are
unhappy. Was ever President so
favored on the threshold OF his adj.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Y. World.
Mulhall, the English statiscian
says that, while England has
doubled her wealth since 1916,
France has doubled hers since 1856,
and the United States have doubled
theirs since 1864. The wealth of
England was 10, 500, 000, 900 in 1880,
and OO,OOO,O0O in 1884; the
wealth of France increased from
1866, 0OO, 900 to Al, zoe, 900, 600 dur
ing the same period; while the
wealth of the United States in
creased from S,43O,OO0, 600 in 1850
to 81, $40, 900, 900 in 1884.
THE New YORK PosToFFrcE.-
We received yesterday u letter 30 It
marked Shreveport, Mass. s'De.
ficiency in direction supplied by
New York postOfice.s
There would he but little use for
the dead letter office il all postoflices
were managed with such rare intel
ligeneH as this matter suggests.
Aud while we are Democratic to I'll,
core and thought strange of the Al
pointment by President Cleveland
Of "a man identified with an oppC
sing party and previously appointed
by a Republican President; we mus
surmiSe that Mr.. Pearson poSsesSe.
such superior business tact and tia
his sservices are so indispensable t,
the perfect conduct of the poSta
affairs ola great city, that his wortl
il strongly impressed on the mint
of our very eStimahle president.
Weregard this matter as Il COLDER
spike-driven to the head-in til,
Sonndest oaken plank of civil Sc
Ene reform.-ISlnevercIt Tunes.
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THE VoLTAIC FFAGo., MARSHA !, Mich. will
send Dr.Dye's acknowledgements Bets
and Electric Appliances on trial for tairty T. rs
to men LyounG or oldl who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality aud kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration OF health and manly vieor Adj
dress as above.-N. BIO risS is incurred.a a
thirty days trial is allowed.
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POST-OFFIOH NOTICE.
Estrays.

Was brought to the LIST Ward, lst syndie
Pound. on April 18th, 1885, one creole dun
horse about 3 years old. The same will be sold
at public auction on Tuesday, May 18th
1885, at II O'clock A. M, at said pound, if the
owner or owners do not come forward, prove
property and pay charges before that time
ARTHUR BROU,
Syndic First Ward, St. Charles Parish La
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS

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your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain Of cutting tecthl II c,seLd at once
and get bottle OF MRS. WINsLow's SooTHlNG
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value IS
incaculable. 1t will relieve the poor httIe
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and bowels. cures wind collie, softens the gums
reduces inflammation, and gives tore and energy
to ths whole system. MRs. WINsLow's SooTH
ING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRETHINGis pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one OF th'
oldest and best female nurses and physicians il
the United State- and is Tor sale by NIL drug
gists throughout the world. Price, 25 cents
bottle.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

The upper Home Place tract Of land IN St.
Charles Parish, adjoining the upper line town
of HahnviIle, La. 1t will be sold on reason
able terms, or in lots of an arpent front on
Mississippi river.
Apply to D. HAYDEL, or to thia office.
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YTnIS PAPER may be found on flo at Geo.
4 p. Rowell e. JOs Newspaper Advertising
Bureau (lU Spruce stu where advertising con
tracts may be made for it in NEW YORK.
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certify the above and foregoing to be
time and correct copy of the representative
tableau of expenses, adopted by the Police
Jury of this Parish, at its meeting Of April
4th, 1885,
]. G. TRICHE.
Secretary Police Jury