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Z. 10 TrT LILO III "a
OR Skin OANOER.

OR Skin CANOER.
For seven years suffered with 49, cancer
on my face. al the simple remsdie we're
applied 10 alleviate the pain, hut he place
continued to grow finally extending into
my nose, from WHICH cane yellowiSh dis
charge very ofiens 70 in character. IL vas
also inilamed, and annoyed me @ great
deal. about eight months ago / was in
Atlanta, ut the house OF q friend, who so
strongly recommended the use OF Swiips
Specific that l determined TO make "a eff
fort to procure 1t, In this was successful
and began Its use The influence. OF the
medicine at first was to somewhat aRgra-
Yate the sore; but soon the Inflammation
was sllayed, AVID began to improve after
the first few bottles. Ny general health
has greatly improved ana stronger, and
able TO DO any sind of work The cancer
on my face began to decrease end the ulcer
TO heal, until there Is not yestige OF it lelt
--only a little scar marks the place where
IL had been ! am re idy to answer all
questions relative to this cure.
MRS. JoicIE A MCDONALD,
Atlanta, Ga, August II, 1879.
have had q cancef on my face for some
years, extending from one cheek bone
across the nose TO the other. 1t has given
me n great deal of pain, al times buruing
aud itching 10 sucn az extent That II was
almost unbearabir | commenced usi e
Swifl's Specific in May, 1855 and have used
elRnt bottles III Z us given the greatest lie.
lief by removing the inflamm at.ou and ras-
tOrlpg my general heath. w, .3ApSEs.,
kGcXville, Iowa, septempet :, 1855.
For many years was a sufferer with car
Ger ofthe nose, aud having beeo cured by
The use OFFS. 5. = / feel constrai led by
sense ofduty to suffering huns nifty 10 make
this statement OF my case, With the
fourteenth bottle the cancer began to heal
rapidly and soon disappeared, pnd for sew
eral months there has been no appearance
o. sore Of any kind on my nose or face,
neither Is my nose ut all tender 10 the
touch have taken about two du2en bot
ties IS. y. = and am soundly cured, End l
know that's. =. > effected the cure alter
every known remedy was tried and had
failed. ROBERT SNEpLEY.
Fort Gslner, ca, May /, 1885,
| had heard of this wonderful cures OF
Swiits Spc ihc. and resolved to try n.
commenced tsklns 10 IN april, 1854 Ny
General health was much improved, yet
tho cancer wcich was Ia my breast contin-
ued to grow slowlyaDut surely. The buucn
grew and became quite heavy. | felt that
l must either have 1t cut or die But II
commenced diEcharging quantities of Bl-
most black, thick b God, 1t continued
healing around the edges until February
when IL was entirely healed up and Well.
BETSY WooD
CocheHett. Plymouth co, Mass July Il, 1885.
Swllrs Specific Is entirely VEGETABLE, ard
seems to cure cancers by forcing out the
Impurities IRON the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
IRE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga. N, Y 4, Isl w 2Bl ST.
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Tulane University ofLoulsiana
LAW DEPART,trNr

LA DEPARTMENT.
The next session of this department vii,
begin Monday. November 49, 1886.
The Low School is not mited to instruc,
ton IN the civil law of Louisiana, ItA loo.
sand course ofstudies are designed Ia
prepare the student foe admission to tbe
bar not only In this State, but also in any
Of the com on law states of the Union. Il
invites 70 its classes all who wish To III
themselves for the practice of the law It's
Professors are well known lawyers Of long
standing at the bar, ripe In experience And
still actively eusaged in the practice Of the
profession. Tuition, $50 er session.
FACULTY..
Randell Hunt, LII H., emeritus Rector.
Professor of Constitutional Ls ", CONNER.
cidl Law and the Law of Evidence.
William Francis Meilen, La D., Dean.
Professor OF Nommon Law aud EQUITY
Jurisprqdence, and Lectu er on Criminal
Law and the Law of Pleading.
Henry Carleton Miller, Professor O,
Admiralty and International Law.
Henry Denis, Professor of Civil Law and
Lecturer on the Land Lava OF the United
States.
All Communications should DO addressed
10 WILLIAM f. MELLEN,
Dean of the Faculty OF law.
10 Carondeet, Sweet, New Orleans, La
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Prompt and Effective.

Costiyeness, Headache, and many kin.
dred forms of disease, arc among the
natural results Of q disordered condition
of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels, and
may be cured by the use of Ayers Pills.
w. II. Strout, Meadyille, Pa, writes: 81
was troubled with Indigestion, Constipa.
tion, and Headache, for years. A few
boxes Of
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Ayers Pills

restored me 10 health. 1 have always
found them prompt and effective in their
aotior" Oliver Darling, Greenyille,
Tenn, writes: 81 have derived Great
benefit from the use of Ayers Pills.
They cured me Of Stomach and Liver
troubles which had afflicted me for years."
Erastus Southworth, Bath, Me-, writes:
81 was Frustrated with a severe Bilious
complaint. After vainly trying q number
of remedies 1 was finally induced to use
Ayers Pills, and had taken scarcely two
boxes when I was completely cured"
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LEON KAHN.

Burt & Moars ahoes At leon Knhn,n
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The Meeting In aid OF the Galveston
Sufferers.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-01-17
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

JUICE DOUGLASS, of Memphis is giving
pistol carriers the full extent of the law.
CAPT. PHELAN, who was murderously as.
sauIted in O'Doaovan Rossa's Office, in
New York, on the 9th, may recover.
HERMAN MACK, of Cincinnati, committed
suicide on the 10th, by hanging.
On the evening of the 10th as the jailer
was feeding the prisoners in the county
jail at Denton, TEX, one of the prisoners
threw cayenne pepper in the jailer's eyes
and liberated the others.
THE depot buildings of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, at Nashville, together
with large amount of freight and eighteen
cars of unloaded freight, were destroyed
by fire on the night of the 9th.
The residence of Mrs. LucytW. White
field, at Aberdeen, was burned on the 10th.
Mr.. A. Hurst, of Pensacola, Fla, died
at Aberdeen, Miss, on the 10th, from hard
drink and exposure,
JUDGE JAMES NJ. ARNOLD, successor to
the late Judge Chalmers, was sworn in as
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of
Mississippi on the 10Th.
ANUMBER of leading Mormon elders have
gone to Mexico to treat wish the Mexican
government for lands and charter to
make a rendezvous for Morlnons liable to
prosecution under the Ed1nunds law, and
also to form the nucleus of future empire.
a MOVEMENT has been inaugurated in
Cincinnati to raise funds to pay the sala-
T..s,
ment.
IT is claimed that John Fitch, of New
Jersey, and not Robert Fulton, invented
and ran the first steamboat.
THERE is great suffering and loss of STOCK
on the north and south sides of Red river,
caused by floods from the recent rains. The
Calcasieu was three feet higher than ever
known, and Little river three feet higher
than in 1854. At least 5000 head of stock
are lost.
The south side of the Public Square OF
Hamburg, Ark, burned on the Sth. Total
loss, $40 800; literally insured. The princf.
pal losers are: McCombs, general store,
SIC, 900; Shell, general merchant, $1,000; Files
& Neerman, general store, $4,000; j. H.
Pryor, drugs, $500.
LEWIS CARE, living near Seidersyille,
Pa, stabbed and killed his son on the 10th.
The son was twenty one, years old. He in.
5erfered in quarrel between his father and
mother, when his father stabbed him with
pocket-k knife. The murderer. fed.
A STATEMENT prepared by the United |
states Treasurer shows that there are now
outstanding $50, 52s, IA in 81 notes, and $685.
", 217 in 50 notes.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-01-17

AT Lexington. KY, on She Sth, the four
year-old colt, Alcantara, was sold to
Elezur Smith, of Lee, Mass, for .$25, 900.
ON the 8th the Jackson Democratic clubs
and associations and other organizations
celebrated in many parts of the country.
1T it claimed by United ireland that the
result of the convention at Thuries is the
death blow to the cowardly enemies of
Ireland, who reckoned upon Tipperary as
an ally.
RATES for roun drip tickets to the tin-
| auguration have been fixed by the railroad
companies of the West.
MORE, earthquake shocks were felt On the
8th in the Province of Malaga, Spain.
Several houses were damaged.
ON the Sth another verdict was ren dered
in aSt. Louis t(Mo.) court to the effect that
option dealing is illegal, and that there
can be no recovery ON margins put up for
third party.
a MAN with glass eye, who went from
Detroit, Mich, to Toronto, Ont, has left
his creditors to the tune of,$l0,000.
IT is reported that the Mexican Central
Railway Company has called for a loan of
$3,O00,0OQ.
A LIMA GPeru) paper declares that the
Peruwians ia their desire to become Euro
peanized are losing their politeness.
The debt of the State of 1nGiana is $4,-
e76,60S, all of which is due the State school
fund, except $500, 1925.
The glass manufacturers of Pittsburgh
Pa, have inaugurated movement to haze
the factories close down two or three
months earlier this year than usual.
TNETEaG
Pacific Railroad submit ted their annual
report to the Secretary of the Interior on
the 9th.
BRADsTREET's weekly review, based on
special kilograms from all parts of the
United States, contains evidence of an inn
proved feeling in commercial circles.
AT Dover, N. H., Salvation Army Cap.
tain defies the Mayor on the ground that
he gets his orders from Heaven, and would
not allow earthly powers to dictate. The
Captain has sent for reinforcements, and
the Mayor is getting his forces in order to
assert his authority when the real test
comes.
The financial situation at Buenos Ayres
is becoming very complicated.
The Central Council of the Irish National
League, at Belfast, has dissolved because
it could not indorse the action of Parneu
in connection with the electoral contest in
Tipperary.
The iron rolling mills at Wyandotte,
Mich, after being shut down several
months, will start in few days, giving
employment to between two aud three
hundred men, who agree to accept the rec
duction of ten per cent. proposed when the
mill shut down.
NEWS was received on the 9th that the
German corvettes off the Cameroons coast
had fought battle with the natives, the
latter being routed with great loss of life.
The marines landed and burned several
native villages. Only one German was
killed and eight wounded.
DURING the seven days ended the 9th
there were AS failures in the United States
to Bradstreet's against 366 in the
week, and 345, 342 and 2OS in the
corresponding weeks of 1884, 1888 and 1882
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-01-17
A BLOODY RIOT.
A Georgia Town Stirred Up over sanguin-
airy Riot, the Result of Frivolous Elec~
tion Quarrel7-One Man Dead and Others
Badly Wounded.

!
Badly Wounded.
AUGUSTA, GA, January9.
Lastnight Rutledge was CONFUSED by .
riot which threatened the loss of many
lives, and as it was resulted ia the death
of one person and the mutIation of
dozen more. During the day there had
been an exciting contest over the county
elections, and although the law required
The closing of all bars, there were private
bottles enough to make many drunk. The
feeling, which was somewhat playful at
first, was famed into b.oodshed by
frivolous quarrel between Bob Brewer
and Tom Estes, resulting in blows. B.
II. Hardin threw himself into the fight as
q peacemaker in behalf Of Estes, when
the Hawkins boys jumped in 80 aid Brew
er. In an instant
KNIVES AND PISTOLS
were drawn. Hardin slashed WickedIy at
Bob Hawkins with his knife, giving him
three probably fatal stabs in the back. A
man named Churchill grasped the knife
which was in Hardin's hand, when the
latter turned around on the new conner
and drove his knife into Churchill's
breast. Then others joined in, until not
less than twenty-five men were piled up
in a mass, shooting, cutting, caTsing and
rendering the scene most hide0us. One
man lost his ear by a clean CIT, and Har-
din's head was banged up SO as to retire
him from the difficulty. A dozen others
were MANNED, and it was not until nearly
every one was wounded that the trouble
ended Churchill died TO-DAY. while ono
Of the Hawkins lies in q critical state.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-01-17
.PERsogAL AND POLITICAL.

IT is officially announced that the Prince
of Wales win not ask Parliament to grant
m allowance. TO his eldest sen upon his
coming Of age.
TIE Legislature of Indiana, Democratic
in both branches, met on the 8th.
CYRUs w. FIELD has returned the money
subscribed to relieve General Grant.
ACCORDING to the Albany EgeHfJa0 Jour
mot VIM. M EvaTtsfis almost sure. to be. the
next Senator from New York.
ORDYKE & Co, the Wall street. bankers
who recently failed, announce their.ability
to payiin full
ON thesSth President elect Cleveland ar
rived at Buffalo. He opened the charity
ball in thattcity on the evening of the 9th.
The Indiana Democratic editors, etttheir
annual convention on the 8th, werB adj
dressed by Vice. Prasident-e Hen
bricks.
AT Boston. Mass, on the Sth, Major
Mutt the midget was anarried to Miss
Clara Garfield, who is eighteen inches
taller than the groom.
On the 8th Rev. DR.. VIM. Paret was con-
secrated Episcopal Bishop 1t the Diocese
of Maryland. The venerable Bishop AL
fred Lee, of Delaware, presided.
EX-SENATOR THURMAN made speech at
Columbus, O., on the 8th, WHICH was well
received, and the "0Id Roman" was loud
1y applauded.
GENERAL sANTE BoMINGo VILLA has
been elected President of the State of
Panama and installed.
THE Democrats of Qsio had a high
time at Columbus on the Sth. Members
of the Legislature cs6.sS On senatog-61e
Payne, and there were asessass1.ers Of con-
gratulatory speeches. -
PRINCE BISMARCK proposes that ss9gs
duties on corn be raised because Germany
is q nation of farmers.
MME. CLOVIS -HUGEEs, who murdered !
Deputy NORM at Paris, was acquitted on
the sth, her trial resulting in verdict Of |
not guilty.
GOVERNOR Robe of Maine in his tnau-
gural address recommended the adoption
of civil service rules.
Mr.. GLADSTONE, it is understood, will t
retire from party politics at the end Of the
present session Of the British Parliament.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1885-01-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DURING Fast year 1865 new enterpris es
were started in the Southern States, with
an aggregate capital of $105, 269 900, dfvid-
ed among fenrteen States. The heaviest
investme ats were in Kentucky, Alabama
and Virginia.
The tension of relations between the
English aud Ger man governments is said
to be lessening. In his speech ct the re-
Opening of the l6eichstag on the 9Th, Bis
Inarck expressed friendship for England
and her people.
The report of the Missouri River Conn
mission was sent 10 rhe Senate on the 7th.
1t recommends substantial appropriations
rtke great stream, and is full of inter-
eSting statements.
The West African Conference has agreed
upon tie proposal that no part of 1.-THE guar
anteed territory shall 81 allowed to be
used as market OF beans commuaiea-
zen for e slave trade
OSsthe 18th inst. a NationaRFsilver COM
yentid YiIl Bsheld at DEP, Col.
a con of req esentattves from
che leading ali universities Of the
country VAIN 9a at Philadelphia,
A ROME pape denies the report that
Italy intends to dIcupy Tripo1i.
RATES have be- reduced by the Trans
continental Fret aat Association on iron
and glass products from Pittsburgh to Cal
farnia points.
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About Girls.

I4s"ftfssaatt tA5sfAsl. II L..
This girl Of lGwho will neither sew nor
de'houaswork has no bnsinees toIbeSlecli-
ed'ont in duery and Rambling about In
search Of fun and ifolie unless her parents
are fich, and in that event she needs the
waichfil direction Of q good mother none
the less. There IS no objection 10 fun, hut
1t shonld be well-ehosen and well.timed.
No woman or girl who win not work has
Alright 70 share the wages ola poor mans
toll. II she does work, II she makes
the clothes she wears and u.s.
slsls in. the household duties, the
chances are that She will have
enough self-fespeCt to betaYe when play.
time comes, but II she should still be d
little "wildn the honest toll she has done
will confer upon her some degree otright
to have her own way, ill-judged thought
may be. The wild girl usually aspires TO
prominence in Aotne social circle or other,
and her manners and conductafei In great
or or less degree designed to attract the
followingof men. She should remember
that followers are not only admirers, and
that the most sincere admiration man
ever feels for a woman in drawing room
Is when no looks upon her and says in
his own consciousness: "She Is a perfect
lady.n t
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pRoSYN AYnoAIE AeA1N.

The Only Persons In His Town Who Are Not
in the Shaking Rink. = @
Bangor Commercial
A man by the name OF Brown left vii
lage in this State, about two years ego,
last week he returned, and Just as he was
strolling down tile street Of his native vii
llage he met farmer by the name Of
Smith who was not prosperous when he
llpft, and lived just outside the village,
Brown was surprised TO see the stranger
pttitcd in a dress suit, with a silk hat, and
la big diamond pin blazing on his shirt
front, and he inquired: X,
"Been to funeral to.day?"
"IHhy, bless you, no."
"No? i see you have got on your best
clothes; are you farming YETI"
,tFarming? We'll, l should say not. l
am running a roller skating rink down
here"
"Where is you son jim
ooh, he's running rink"
"And yourdaughteKLize?"
"She is skating under tho management
OF Tim Jones In the Maine Kinks"
"And your wife p"
"She skippedoutwith Prof. Meechin, an
instructor whom / hired when l first
opened the rink"
SIS Elder Longsermon preaching here
still2"
mo; he resigned from the ministry and
is now o rink instructor"
who's preaching in the place2P
''Nobody."
'tNobody? WHAT'S the mattcr?p
Church turned into q skating rink"
,"You don't say SOP
eyes, true as preaching"
where's Bill Beck, the grocery MANI"
"He went out OF business q year ago.
Hes got the ice cream stand down in my
rink" -.
"Pshawl Where's Aunt Sally Backon
and Deacon Schultzer"
"Why, dang it all, they're travelling
around visiting Kinks, doing the old man
and woman act on skates. tell you
they're immense"
'sSay, Dan, what became Of your old
shepherd dog, Cairo?" ae..
"Darned II the dog didn't get the fever
and one day he sneaked in behind the
place where | keep skates 10 hire, put on
a pair aud rolled out on the floor Just as
nice as any human being, when all OF a
sudden his iind-pair Of skates got mixed
up with Ills tail, which tripped him up
and lie fell backwards and broke his
neck.n
"Poor dog"
"Gosh, / can't help crying whenI think
OF his sad and tragic end. "
Is there anybody left in this town who
does not skate?"
Yes"
"NYhere are they?"
"Up in the cemetery on the hill"
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" yiseae q the authority vested in hl5' y y.
ludewig his wife 70 John W Schultz Stsd lIi ~
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o[ the County Court Of Ohio COUNTY W. ,sstk
rginia, N DECD u 1rnst Book. No, - foiiS 4 ~,
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We Wy 2, u the county Of Ohio sl..S
l9t No., ~ sixty. thtee IN said addition 10 NY
cstsS toge1ast WIN ~ the improvements Sit,S,a
Lheteol AUD theteuntp belonging. Said ian u, \,
on me Ttl sids q McCOlloch StlVe, ~
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tuoeMie ~ 1eea peaiin date February A. ID. nv
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eStenIots o. y99epn caldwell, deceasCd, and JAM.
y, ~ MY ~ AaySIen his wife, aud n
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peEsst2ili ploPerly stlaie anu being IN the hoGS
on !ne ABOVE uSectlped nalt l0t, THE same n NJ
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Ing toda. one nall barrel ALT. MI notions ~
empty Cans barrels aud boxes, oil household Az
II. que no,se, QUE wagon aud M
me-, tne aslo Naatle4 teseiTtnE iOF him
seiI ~ Ae,nipuoh ol TWO hundred dollars q mar
Anlseeu " NV. Il, !,
lhs Aoe.e 9essctl rs ISl Anu Personal propeF,v
Va gwen " gohn W. sehultIe ~ trust, q seams
tas " N.Y. mug we City Of WhEtlnE
county o. WIG tnu state OF Meat Virginia. sC[Sni
we s.l q ehpens attending the execution
q Lnls E IIL luclutalny tle commissions 70 M
trustee ihtd, TO Charles Otte, the sum Of slS hsS
q ca uoluus, lps Alnyunt now que and payable IN
acettaln ptonissoly note made aud signed h
!nitIsS tHusWls, wan lnIetes thereon from Jaly
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