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Letting the Cat out Of the Bag,

The Secretary of State, in hi
elaborate letter defending and e.
pounding the Spanish treaty, thus
let's the cat ont of the bag relativ.
to the action of the protectiouist
i" their support of that treaty:
Again it is urged that the il
creased expectation, which the trea
ties may secure, will not equal the
loss Of revenue on importations, bu,
these articles Ct import are Pre-
duced within u territory, spar
ingly or not at all or at different
grades, not satisfying public de-
lnand. 1t is of the essence Of pro
lection to get rid of duties on these
and impose them on those manufac
turers which may be protitably fos
tered by impeding foreign competi
ton. Not only do these conven
tions do these things, but enlarge
the foreign market for our supplies,
which it is the policy of protection
to secure, and they stimulate our
commercial operations and our car
rying trade by preserving to our
vessels the enjoyment Of privileges
conceded.
Here is another demonstration of
the folly of our sugar planters, who
sought alliance with northern pro
tectionists aud exhausted denunci
alton and abuse of the revenue re
formers. Sugar is too Insignificant
an article to he protected against
foreign competition. The duty on
the imported produces too large an
amount of revenue. Make it free
aud this void must be filed by in
creased duties on WOODEN goods, iron
and a thousand other things Of for
eign product, which can not be pro
duced in this country as cheaply as
abroad. Let in free the slave-pro
daced sugar of Cuba and Porto
Rico, destroy that industry, but
shut out the products of the pauper
labor Of Europe by heavy duties
n. q. State.
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The census returns givo The follow.
hg details about Tho population a
Russia: jar. I, 1854, The inhabitauf2
Of Russia numbered 81, lla, 6l4, liyine
m. Gxty.thfee provinces and eleven dis
triete. During the year 1881 there vert
4,O1A66S births and $3.50, lS8 deaths
registered, the growth Of the populs-
ton being 1917, 425 inhabitants. AZ
this rate the population would rise to =
hundred million in 1890, and in sixty
or seventy years It would have doubled
Atpresent the population OF the empire
e -. O0O, eco. The growth Of popula-
hon u largest in tho southern parts and
smallest in the northern, where also
the mortality is greatest. II is diaiculf
to say whether this 10 to be attributed
TO the climate or the economic condf
tons OF the country. The average Of
bite in Russia is 70 years in Europe and
81 in Asia. This fact is explained bY
the enormous mortality Of yourg chill
dren. It has been ascertained that 60
per cent. OF the children die under thu
age Of 5 years, which means 1880. COO
deaths per annum among young
children. It has also lucn proved ths&
more than half OF the male population
die before attaini; !. ~. ago for mill
tary scrvi G. limo tue I. 742.O 600 low.
born from 1A:ti-l>';O only Ito. O0O
have reached a." a"H Of 81 yean
Since then Tiers has boon little prog
in the sanitary condition Of tho
people. and while pr cent. of young
men have died bcluro coming OF ago
toF the last two years. the number Of
the weak and diseased unfit for military
service was 93.OW in 1877, and TIC, COB
1881, which indeed is anything bu4
progress: On an average, . person j.
in the Russian empire every eigh1
seconds, and . death occurs every
eleven seconds; in st. Petersburg Z
human being passes away every afien
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The Vote Of Louisiana.

We have been furnished by HOu.
Oscar Arroyo, Secretary Of State,'.
statement Of registered voters vi
the State of Louisiana. The report
gives the number Of cOlOred voters
who make their marks at %, 696 ;
cOlOred voters who write their
names, 1866 /; white voters who
make their marks, 2l,5l2' white
voters who write their names, 81,
132 ; number of c0lored, 11O,262
number OF white voters, 1856 !;
voters of foreign birth, 1884; vo
ters of native birth, 2OO,5S3 ; total
number Of registered voters, us,
COG.
We have never believed that
there we've more colOred men old
enough to vote in Louisiana, than
white men.
The above shows that the mum
Der of colored voters are 1O,2O2
white voters are 1864 making y
majority Of colored voters only 1853.
Now if the. whites were registered
as close rs the colored men the
whites would be III u majority.
1t was claimed IA few years ago,
that there we're ten or twelve thou
sand majority of colored voters III
the State. If that was correct, then
the white vote is rapidly gaining
and will hereafter be in u majority.
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Letter from Hon. E, ] Cav.
ST. LOUIS PLANTATION.
December 16, 1884.

OeCenlOer 10, 1854. }
MI. Editor Applications come to
me from various portions of the
Third Congressional District for
influence in securing appointments
for the position of postmaster.
AS an answer to all such, I deem
it proper to state the principles
which, as a general rule, will gov
ern me, SO far as applications relate
to public Offices where my recon
mendations are expected to be of
service.
I consider that po~stofices should
be administered for the greatest pos
sible convenience of the communi
ty where established, and that
when a change. tor good reasons is
expected, that the Office of postmas
ter belongs to the community inter
ested, in SO far as the selection of a
competent, suitable person for the
office.
Therefore I shall consider it my
duty, at a proper time, to recon
mend for appointment such persons
as l recognize as best representing
the expressed sense of the people
interested, even where such express
sion may be at variance with my
personal preference.
EDWARD J. Gay.
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Why they Call Him sold Man..

Yes, that's sadly So" said Jenkins. "mv
hair is turning gray and falling OFT before
Its time. Use something /? I would. Int
most hair restorers are dangerous" Trnc
answered his friend. but Parker's Hair
Balsan is as harmless ar it is effective.
I've tried it and know. Give the Ralsan,
. show y the boys will soon stop calling
you old Man Jenkins" 1t never fails to
testore the original color to gray or faded
hair Richly perfonsed, IN elegant dress
'"8' ~ -e e s
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we'll I feel like q new man.
Swift's Specific il undoubtedly the
best blood purifier in the world, and
i recommend it to suffering hu
mainly everywhere. L. 81. Lee.
The Supreme Bench.
ATLANTA, Sept. %, 'S4.-From ~x
perience I think s. S. s. q very val
liable remedy tor cutenous diseases,
aud at the same time an invigora
tonic. JAMES JACKSON,
Chief Justice of Ga.
Cured with Two Bottles.
JERsEYvILLE. ILL, Aug. 2, '84.
For over two years l was afflicted
with \ ring.worm on my neck, which
would peel off and burn like fire.
Calling on an M D. he pronounced
it y cutaneous eruption Of the cu,i
Gle. This frightened me, and after
trying everything in the market, in
Guiding Fowlers' solution of arsenic
without success, l was advised to
try s. s. s., which l did, and after
taking two sm all bottle y perma
nent cure was affected.
RORT. II. MAI.TIMOPE-
Of the U. s. x. and Pac ex. Co.
A Child.
Ia LBOTToN, Ga, Sept. IL, 1884
My little son, no seven years
old, broke out when q babe three
weeks with what the doctors called
excema, beginning on the head and
gradually spread ug over his whole
body. He was treated for Eve
years Or more BY various physicians
without relief, and the little boys
health was completely broken down
About q year ago I was induced to
use on him Swift's Specific, aud
two bottles cured him sound aud
we'll, and there has been no sign OF
a return Of the disease.
F. o. HOLMES.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Economy is The Road u Wealth !

Save money by sending for Our Nrw %
PAGE PRICE List. mail.a, free 10 al; W"
VIII hnd by examining it that your expenses
can be 'essercd fully one-third
r"st'c'ass goods at great y r-duced prices.
w. r1.AE.. GrOcers.
!Estabh 1865 l27 4 1870 ('Om,nom &
u. NEW Oh I. l:A ~. IA
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rulers are now striving to pass the
Mexican aud Spanish Reciprocity
Treatiesl
To destroy the Sugar, Rice, tobac
CO aud Southern Industries il
what the Free Press calls Protec
ton.
God save Us from such friends as
thOse!!
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending Jan. T., 1885.

STRANGERS ROTEL.-A. N. Levy, w.
Lapdry. E. Bachemin, L. Loeb, w. Barker,
F. H. Cahl. JOS. H. Acklen. Louis y..Duny,
Terre6oune ; Charles Escudier. Louis Thi
baulr. Ja,mes Watick, NJ. Landry aud daugh-
ter, New Iberia ; j. Caillouet, st. Mary (; H:
Abrams, Chicago Anaus ste Delaune aud
Wife. Mrs A. French. Texas; villairs Delaune
J. Martin, Assumption j. Goldsmith, n: T.;
Luc Landry, Bayou Sale: Alfred Grand; Lock
port j; P. o Rousseau, ThibOdaux.
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A friend, in Brooklyn, New York
has sent Us All Irish potato measur
ing 9 inches in length and 4 inches
in diameter. That would be hard
to beat in any country.
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Boudreau arrived on Friday with
a load of excellent oysters He
never brings any other, and any
Que who purchases from him will
be we'll supplied.
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"A. Riggs & Bro, Cistern Ma
kers, 247 Delord street; n. O. Send
for price list
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From among the many testimonials re-.
celycd W. select the following written bv
) H. Carter. u resident Of Phelps Co.: Mo:
VINO says; Il have used Sherman;s Prickly
Ash Bitters to the best advantage: and can
honestly testify that it has done myself
ana family an Immense good; and fir, IN nv
~fcrcrs;'' "' 'uA
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After Suffering Eleven Years,

DAWSON. GA, AUGUST 80, 1884.
Il suffered with letter for eleven
years 1t was on my face and body,
and gave me untold trouble and
pain. | tried the virtue of many
remedies, aud was treated by some
of the best physicians in the coIn
try, but found no relief. and had al
most despaired of my life. l was
induced to try s. s. s. as a last 70
sort After taking six bottles the
letter was;removed and my skin
smoothed of, and I am perfectly
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The Rev. William Thomas Lea
cock, one of the oldest Episcopal
ministers in Louisiana, died at
Beauvoir, Mississippi, and was bur
led in New Orleans, a few day 8 ago
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Hon. Joseph 81. Acklen, ex rep
r~esentative to Congress, was in
Thibodaux last Wednesday.
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We will furnish the THlBODAUx
SENTINEL and Chicago Weekly
Ne,cs, for one year, to any subscrlb
er for So.
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The Morgan Rail Road has been
consolidated with several Roads of
the great Huntington Syndicate.
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RECIPE for beauty: Eat meat onos
aday, pickles once o week, and mince
pie once q year; battle often, and take
. long, quick walk every day.
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For each square Of ten lines or less, the first
insertion, A 50. Eecond insertion, IS cents
Der square. For Subsequent insertions, per
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Pr Professional and bnsi.ess cards, including
paper. will he Published at the rate Of 81 cts.
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Advertisement not marked on the copy
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Persons sending communications to this pa
net must always furnish their real names to
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;ected manuscripts.
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one will never he inserted except as adver'
tisements nor then, if peculiarly ob)ectiona-
BILE.
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IEKREBONNE.-In this city, ut 1918.
ST."eK = thursday night: Jan. J, 1885. CAR.
plage D. T-rrelomne aid Julia Montccn.
aged y years, . mouths, u native OF this citv'
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IA D1o LEWIS says that Ameriean
women need more sunshine.
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sUBsCRlPTlON.
RATES OF

One year lin advance].............-...$3
Ore
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buShel yellow danyers q 6oper Dbl Sweet potatoes
q iosi pegbbl. teTlSy sEosta g 2a2 - pei Dbl
HoAeg-White clover, lsA2Oc per Id; buckWheat
w. 1ss,1ddSSiOs, aAsOc per busheli inieriOrsade,,
oFaSSsrie-S2 opa2 Is per boxj % OOas per Dbl.
Hickory NHts-Sl % per buShel.
EAellbdrk1-l % per bushel.
RdlRus-S5c per bushel.
Bueksheli R6Hr-2 Ifa255<c per ID.
P0GLhrl-9pring chickens, q 76a2 % per DOZEN
old Chickens q 76as 90; tuTkeyg, Sc per ID; ducks
q 60a2 Is per dozen; geese, 76casl % per pair.
BeeSlndS-80a3Sc peril
D16d Rniis-NeW eyGponted pared peaches "a
&c; impaired do lbA16c; tAspberfies S6a36c; black
berries loo NeRBun dried-;Apples, quarten %;
Bliced 3a9c; peaches, new halves, 65<GT5<ci do.
quarters 5A6ISc; do. pared LA lSc;do blackberries
80; do. ngpbeTries 8IASSc; pitted cherries &G29c.
E10S-Fresh, 2lR2lc per dozen; brisk and In good
FsaiSas-Phne lIvegecso, cOasSc per lib; second,
I0a56c.
Psdnsts- Choice white Tennessee. 771ASc; VII.
EinIR SlStc green; roasted, 81 20a2 70 per buGhel
T1LlOtp-C Country, Sc; city, C.
Tropical Fnlits-LemonS q 76eS 2per box AZ
pinWall bananas q 6Oa9 % per bunch: Jamaica
do, q SR2 60; Florida Oranges per box, 81 76GS .,
according 70 quality; jamaica Oranges, sten'cut,
81 90 per Dbl: Pine apples, l6Rl0c each,
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WHEELING DAILY MORNING. NOVEMBER "a 1885

wa made to sell. A scene Of the widest confusion
followed and pandem6ninm seemed 70 reign.
Values dropped steadily cent by cent until salel
were made al &c. The bulls then got their second
wind and By q strong effort stemmed the tide and
forced the market back TO g61c, but they were I'M
able TO hold their position and for the second time
they were driven back and prices took another
plunge downward, only stopping at 9O1lc, rallying
slightly during the last hour and closing at 9l9ic
with the feeling still unIcttled So far no failures
have occurred here.
on CrY, Pa, Nov. 2S.-NGtlonAl transit certin.
cates opened Rt Sqc closed al 9lJc; highest g9I<c
lowest S0Ee; SSles u, 600 barrels: cieSrGnGes
II, 600 barrels; runs 7Oil0 barrels; Rhipments
not reported; charters o,S73 barrels0
BRADFORD, Pa. Nov. 2S.-National transit certia.
Gates opened a. 9Ssfc; closed q gc; highest s0ac;
lowest gOI<c; clearRnces ,962,0 900 barrels.
TIUsyIILE Pa, Nov. 23-NationRl Transit Ger.
tdcNtes opened al ggc; closed al 92c; highest 99c;
lowest 90Xc.
NEw YoRK, Nov. s,-Petroleum quiet United
9l5tci refined skc.
Live Stock.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 2.-ThO Drop1s Journal re-
ports: Cattle-Recelpts 1000 head; shipments 1900
soce market aSd ss spE '; sS bss S and
mixed q 60l3 70: western hangers steady: natives
and half breeds 50 QQAI 70; cows q g0a3 49,. Hogs
ZReceipa Is 900 head shipne3ts Egg head mar
and shipping s. 65aS IS; light weights s. SeA3 g:
skipS 81 l0a3 Is. Sheep-Receipu 200 head; ship
mentS 0J head; market steady but slow: natives
q Oa3 20; Texans g O0a2 70: lambs 50 50a4 20.
Liverpool quotes supplies OF American cattle light
and prices i2c higher; best grades selling at lic,
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Nov. @.-Cattle active, 6rm
and unclaimed; receipts 2,575 head; shipments
LIS head. Hogs dull: PhilRdelphlaE $ S0a3 %;
Yorken g SOa3 Is; receipts II 900 head: shipments
!, 600 head. sheep fairly active but Unchanged
receipts $500 head; shipments 500 head.
CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 2s.-HogB firm; common |
and nght q 90a3 6o; packing and butchers s. etA !
20; receipts $50 bead; shipments 7SS head.
Dry Goods.
New YoRK, Nov. IA cold rain storm having |
prevailed all day the new demand has been Light /
ind the result OF mott urgent necessities.
Cotton.
New YoRk, Nov. 2s.-;cotto futures closed
tSAdy and 2ioOc higher than last Saturday.
Lead.
NEW oRK. Nov. 2s.-Lead nrm atOc.
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For impure blood the best medicine
known, scoVill's sarsaparilla, or Blood and
Liver Syrup, may be implicitly relied on
when everything else fails. Take 1t in the
spring time especially for the impure
secretionso Of the blood incident to that sea
son OF the year ;and take 1t at all times for
Cancer, sCrofula, Liver Complaints, Weak.
ness, Boils, Tumors, swellingS, Skin Dis.
eases, Malaria, and the thousand ills that
come from impure blood. To ensure q
cheerful disposition take Scovill's Blood
and Liver Syrup, which will restore the
mind to its natural equilibrium.
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meaiea1.
DIR. j. 70. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapllne Street,
NeST RouTteanth straat

The best evidence Of 3 phyKiGiAn'a Succea d hi
testimony Of his patients. Tho tncfeadng dc
mAndE for profession services prove that hsyt
dealt honoRbly and fairly with those who hay(
consulted me. IneYef use patients name with
out permission, though have many hundred cor
thtateB rom those whom have cured after they
ical education With many years hospital exPerenc1
and familiarity with therapeutic agents. close OBJ.
beEvAnco Of tempernmental pecullAritea and strict
attention 70 hyg1enio management inSures success,
Home Proof.
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatium.-
Suffered teFribly-"Nothing seemed 70 help me;
could not get out Of bed. DR.. Smith cured me"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling w. Va.
ieFCd for jean; patent medicine fiIed 70 help me,
CHARLES CHADDUCK,
OF speidel Co, Wheeling. W. Va.
DyBpopsiR and liberated 9tomACh.- Treatment
for yean failed % give me RELIEF; Dr. Smith cured
Nts.-Had them for fourteen Se9Fs p; Smith
scrofull, Running Sores on Head.-"My son was
AFFLICTED for fourteen yeGn. Nothing seemed 70
help him. Dr.. Smith cured him
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Cancer.-"Suhered for ycars with Cancer. HAdN
cut out three tines II returned after each opera-
ton. Dr.. Smith cured me without knife, cagsscor
Piles, Fistula Of AnuA-Fllt on my back for Is
without knfle in I've weS1.
Wholesale Grocer, Main 81, wheeling W. VI.
ulOeTatlonS Of Rectum, ProlApSus and Piles.-
yves given up 70 die and pronounced tncuEable.
Dr. Smith cured me without tniie"
WARRINGTON DRLANY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. Il. o. LAad wtiteS:-"Dr. Smiths probes
EionAl services IN my family have been most atiS-
factory, and commend him TO all q gentleman
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G1e Gntellig
WEE YErRRINARIAN.
A Department Devoted to the Care, Treu
.,,.,.....A Aiin,.,,tn 4. Z nn,,, nniIn Anin,nln

A Department Devoted to the Care, Treat
ment and Ailments Of Domestic Animals.
This department is conducted by DR.. @.
B. Robinson, a skilltul veterinary surgeon,
a graduate Of the Ontario College Of Agri-
culture and Montreal Veterinary College.
All inquiries will he answered through
this department free OF charge. To obtain
desired results all questions must be clear
and explicit in describing the ailments Of
the domestic animals about which inior-
nation Is sought, otherwise q proper dag
nosis will be impossible.
All communications requiring private
answers, by mail, must be accompanied by
the usual Zee Of ST.
Address all communications to Editor
Veterinary Department Of the 1NTRLLiGRN-
GER, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Us. W., GRAFTON, w. VAL have
younghorse that stepped on nail about
week ago. The nail went in just in
front OF the frog, on the right fore foot. It
was taken out by blacksmith who said
it would not hurt him. He put some
spirits Of salt in the hole and then melted
some rosin on 1t. The next morning he
was very lame and has been ever since.
He is 80 lame now that he cannot move.
What had ] better do for him?
ANswRR:-Haye the shoe removed, and
cut the cole well out to allow all pus to
escape. Place swarm poultice Of faxseed
on the hoof. After all the matter has
escaped change the haxseed TO tar and
oakum. II the sole is all loose by the
matter trying to escape remove 1t at once.
Too much care cannot be taken with nails
in the foot Of horse. See that the nail
is all out, and then keep it open. Do not
allow any caustiO medicine to be placed in
a nail wound, as 1t induces an inaamma.
tory process which We wish to avoid. II
there is much pain. dust little powdered
opium on the poultice.
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DURING serious run OF whooping
cough at saltwater, n. Y, the physicians
found that Acker's English Remedy was a
positive cure, and prescribed livery freely.
Logan & Co., Edmund Bockingand Charles
say that in all their expert
ence they never knew any medicine to
equal 1t. They guarantee 1t to cure all
Coughs Especially chronic cases., Group,
Asthma and Consumption. TTHs4w
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Ayers sarsaparilla thoroughly cleanses
the blood, stimulates the vital functions,
and restores the health and strength. No
one whose blood is impure can feel well.
There is a weary, languid feeling, and
often q sense OF encouragement and de-
spondency. Persons having this feeling
should take Ayers Sarsapariila 10 purify
and yitalize the blood. D&w