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GENTS GOLD WATCHES.

Pledge No. IS, z 260-Hunting case gold watch.
stem winder and setter, full plate nickel Eiyin
movement full jeweled, patent pinion and expan-
sion balance, heavy box cases. Louis XIV style,
neatly engraved. a circle in the center Of both
sides, suitable for monogram; almost new and
an accurate timepieee. Original cost $50 Price
$3.50.
Pledge No. l6 p 262-Hunting gold watch. key
winder. fine fuil-jeweed Waltham Watch Co.
movement one of the high grades; cut expansion
balance and patent piniOn Louis XIV. box cases;
place in the center for monogram; as good rs new
First cost $40. Price $S5-
Pledge No. IL. p 252-Hunting gold watch. stem
winder and setter. jewelcd Elgin movement. pat
ent pnon and expansion balance. full shell cases;
n very rich-lOoking watch, in excellent condition;
cannot be told from new. First cost $Is. Price
$3.50.
Pledge No. 25, p 25s-IIunting gold watch. stem
winder and setter. with the wcll-known G. NJ.
Wheeler EigiE movement. tui-ieweled. cut eNpsn-
sion balance and patent plaion; Louis XIV full
box cases. in hammered gold; the center space
FOR monogram; only used two months FIRST cost
ass. Price S{5-50.
Pledge No. G. T. 262-Hunting gold watch. stem
winder and setter. full-plate nickel Elgin move
Incnt. fuli-jeweled, expansion balance and patent
pinion elegantly engraved cases. the center place
Tor monogram; has only been IN use three months.
First cost SG4. Price $50
Pledge No. 30, p 260.-Huutinc case gold watch,
Illinois Il-jeweled movement, stem-wEnder and
setter. cut expansion balance and pasent PiniOn;
artistic engraved cases. hammered geld and stars;
almost new. Original cost $40 Price $40
Pledge No. IL. = 2c0-HuntinC case gold watch.
stem-winde- and setter. fine Swiss movement.
graved cases; in good condition: has been used
about two years; shows no sign Of wear and a
good timepiece. Original cost SIS. Price SIS. At
Simon the PawnbrOkcr's
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-09
LADIES, SOLID GOLD WATCHES.

Pledge No. 575 Hunting gold watch, stem
winder and setter. }. plate Elgin movement. full
jeweled. expansion balance and patent pinion,
Louis xiv box cases, very richly engraved; almost
new. First cost S65. Price SS5-
Pledge sSe-Hunting gold watch, stem-wincer
and setter - plate jeWeled Elgin movement, cut
expansion balance and patent pirion, hammered
gold cases. eacireled with stars. very handsome
design, in complete order. as good as new, L.
karat gold. First cost SIS Price So
Pledge No. s94-Hunting gold watch, stem
winder and setter. jewoled Eisin movement cut
expansion balance and patent pinion, iull shell
case. in ex elient condition. First cost $50.
Price $50
Pledge No. 3JO-Hunting li-karat gold watch.
stem-winder and'setter. fine Elgin leweied move
mcnt. patent pinion and expansion balance, cases
made in hammered gold, with band across the
center for monogram First cost sSO- Price
$3.50.
Pledge No. Is, p 252-Hunting 14-karat gold
watch. ste-i-windcr and setter, y plate-nieEel
Elgin movement. full jeweled, cut expansion 5al-
ance and patent pniOn. plain cases IN exceiient
condition, can..ot be told from new. First cost
go. Price S{7.50.
Pledge No %. y 2CO-HuntinG case gold watch,
stem-winder and setter Eigin leweled movement,
expansion balance and patent pinion; neatly en-
graved cases. on one side 4 bird IN rOseoush; on
the other side flowers; in excellent order. and
good timepieee. Original cost tis- Price go 90
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-09
Tun HnuScs

Mill wood at bottom prices at Cults Bros
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-09
Chcap Coal.

See Mackey's new advertisement in hnan
cial column.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-09


all adjusted advanced
ofya ef
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-09
Gallon
Money To Loan.

Cults Bros. for your winters fuel.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-09

papers please copy.
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Habitusl constipation is lot only u Of
the unpleasant. hut ut the same time one
Of the most injurious conditions of the hu
man system. and il but u forerunner Of dis
ease. unless removed. This IN usually &C
complished by the use Of purgatives. which
for Tie time afford relief, but after their
Immediate effects have passed they leave
the system in y worse state than before.
To effect u cure It'll necessary that the len,
edy used should be one that not only 10y
its cathartic effect relieves the Bowels, but
at the same time acts AS u tonic, - rs to
restore the organs to - sound, healthy co ,
dition' This Prickly Ash Bittcrs will do.
1t removes the cause and restores health.
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Harper's Magazine.
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With the new volume, beginning in Deccnr
her, Harper's Magazine will conclude its
year. The oldest periodical of Its
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magazine. net simply because it presents
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and chiefly, because it steadily advances in
the method itself ot m,gazine making. In a
word, the Magazine becomes more and moro
the faithful mirror of current life and move
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Constance FenimOre WoOlsnn and W.. II.
Howells a new novel entitled "At the, Red.
Glove y descriptive illustrated papers by r.
p. MTlet, K. Swain Clifford, f. A. Abbey, II.
Gibson. aud others Goldsn,ith's "She Stops
70 Conqaer,' illustrated by Abbey impor.
tant papers On Art. Science, etc.
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The report of the crops of the
wear 1854 from the bureau of Stats
tics, department OF agriculture is
at hand.
The following statements are
gathered therefr0m.
The year has been one OF average
truitfulness.
Acres in cultivation $685., $50
Bushels gathered 1896 ,52S,432
Value S64O, 1860
Iowa produced the largest yield
being 252, $780, 900 bushels, about
one seventh Cfthe entire crop.
Louisiana produced 11,OO7,O 600
bushels on SG6,45O acres being
1911 bushels to the acre.
WHEAT.
Acres in cultivation 3~S,475,SSG
Bushels threshed 512 1885, 900
Value S33O,S61,2j4
Minnesota produced the largest
crop, Al, 1907 900 bushels.
OATS.
Acres cultivated 21,3OO,617
Bushels made 1928. 600
Value $161, 52S,47O
iowa leads off with IS, $50, 900
bushels.
The average price was 364 cents
being one cent below that Of 1888.
The average farm prices of wheat
was Is cents per bushel against 81
cents one year previous.
The average farm price of oats
was % cents against 33 cents ir
1888.
The average farm price of pota
toes was 10 cents per bushel, two
cents lower than in 1888.
Cotton brought a little over 8
cents per ID.
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The defeat OF the Nicaraguan
treaty in the Senate may CT may
not he Il cause of c0ngratulatiOn.
Did this government undertake the
construction OF such all immense
work as it contemplated there
would be no anxiety in the future re
garding the disposition of the III
plus revenue. 1t would be Il Mael
strOm that would swallow up every
thing in that line.
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ssActed Like q Charm"

This is what Mrs. Mayer. of Ba
rome street, New Orleans, says OF
Browns Iron Bitter. A "charm"
works quietly. surely, promptly,
thoroughly and with delightful ct
feet. That is just the way this won
derful family medicine works on in
valils who have been suffering the
woes of liver complaint, dyspepsia
and impoverished blood. Those
who know its worth say it is a com
plete cure for dyspepsia, weakness,
malaria, neuralgia, etc.
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From Mr.. Lacroix, Of the Vach e
RE Livaudais Dugue, who was here
on Monday information was receive
ed that the water flowing through
the crevasse at BarriOs' was not
doing any material damage on the
Golden Rancho and other places
in that section. The fall IN the Ba
you will relieve them OF any ankle
ty, for some time to come.
DR.. David 81. Blllia of. Shreve-
port lately removed an ovarian
tumor from the dead body of a col
ored woman, that weighed so
pounds, almost as muchas the body
OF the deceased.
1t had been about six years in for
ming and finally destroyed the life
OF the woman from whom it had
been removed.
DIR. Billiu is a native of La
fonrche, once practiced in Thibo
daux, and now is one of the leading
physicians in Shreveport and
North louisiana.
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The jury in the celebrated trial
OF the State versus Judge Ford
and 4 others for the murder of Capt
Murphy, in New Orleans, resulted
in a mistrial.
1t seems that there were two ju
rors who wonld not agree to a con
viction oftwO accused.
The Jurors had been trifed with
and letters had been passed in and
out. The result OF this trial shows
conclusiveIy the folly and stupidity
Of the present jury system, by which
no man of common Sense can be
placed therein it the counsel so de
sire, and the decision of the most
weighty questions, OF which every
principle dear to man. is given to
be decided by a dozen of the most
stupid or venial men that can be
assembled together. Two of the
Jurors have been arrested tor bri
berry and five of the Witnesses for
per jury.
1t is to be hoped that they will all
get justice done them.
The accused will have another
trial beginning February 18th.
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Superior ExCellenC0.

The reasons for PERUNA's superior ex.
cellence in all diseases, and its 1odss o.
sSasdi, are fully explained in DR.. Hart
mans lecture, reported in his book on the
"Ills Of Life and How to Cure Them"
from page I to page 10 though the whole
book should be read and studied to get the
full value of this per e*eeAent remedy.
These books can be had at all the drug
stores gratis.
w. d. Williams, U. S. Pension Agent
and Notary Public. New Vienna, Clinton
County, Ohio, writes: 81 take great
pleasure in testifying to your medicines.
l have used about one bottle and 4 halt,
and can say ! am almost q new man.
Have had the catarrh about twenty years.
Before I knew what it was, had settled on
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no medicine there that would relieve me-"
Col. E. Finger, Ashland, Ohio, writes:
~ am happy to say l have used several
bottles of your medicine called PERUNA,
and my health has been greatly improved
by it. / cheerfully recommend PERUNA
to all who suffer with heart trouble, As
being an invaluable medicine"
Rev. J. M. Ingling, Altamont. ILL.,,
writes: My father law, who resides
with me has been using your PERUNA
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for forty years and could get no relief un-
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menced to use your PERuxA and MANA
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She has now taken two bottles, and is 30
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PERUNA and MANALlN will cure any
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Cook Bros, Prospect, Marion County,
Ohio, writes: We have q good trade on
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Hall Of Protector Fire Co. No. 2.

Hall Of Protector Fire Co. No. 2.
Whereas. IL has pleased Divine Providence
to remove from thu scene of his earthly labOrs
our late II ~Unorary Member.
JEAN CELESTIN.
IF tho loss which the company has suffered
hy the death Of our late Honorary MembOr.
Ersolved, that we tender to the widow and
children Of the deceased our profound sympa
tl,i-s for thcir bereavement.
Res"lved. that these resolutions be apreai
on the minutes-a copy transmitted to the
family and anC .er furnished to the pres, for
publication.
w. G. Raglan,
H. PERSON,
+. ZERNOTT,
Committee.
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Why they Call Him sold Man,,

eyes. that's sadly So" sal | Jenkins. my
hair is turning gray and falling o"t before
its time. Use something l would. Int
mo It hair restor-rs are dangerous True
an ,we ed his friend. but Parker'S Hair
B ,lsam il rs harmless al it il effective,
Ive tried it and know Give the Balsam
a show and the boys will >oon stop raIlin.
yon OLD Man Jenkins It neve fails to
te store The original color to gray Or faded
hair. Richly perfnmed. au elegant dress
ing.
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A woman calling herself Yscult
Dudley shot O'Douovan Rosa in
New York the other day. Repre-
hemsible as may be such a c0wardly
act Rossa ought not to complain,
because that has been the method
he has been advising to do away
with the leaders and rulers of the
English Government.
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W. have received an invitatiOu
to attend the marriage of Miss En-
lily MavOr and Arthur MelancOn
which took place in Saint Francis
OF Assistants Church in Ascension
Par'>h on Wednesday February IL
1885 1T Ii clock A. Nj.
Til" fair bride is the daughter of
Conrad l.. Mhvor who was one of
the first acquaintances that we
formed On u arrival Oh Bayou L.,
fOutche nearly 40 years ago, ard
the sight of his name recalls MANY
pleasant "reminiscences If tue times
that have passed away.
Our best wishes for the hapni
ness aud prosperity OF the youthful
couple arc sincerely offered.
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Fire seems to have infused new
lie iu the Morgan City Free Press.
1t was burnt out lately aud now ap
pears in a much neater and hand
somer form than it did previous to
the fire.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
For the week ending Feb. l3, 1885.

STRANGERS HOTEL.-I. Kearney, Jose
Esteban tie Savo;s. Seraihin Sircs. l.. Delu
Zain, J. w. Williamson. Theo. Frois. A. Bon
charau. J. W. BOnnafon. n. . Henry Walter.
TIgervilie; Frank H~r.eron, a. Marquette,
ID. Brous>anl. Maurice Landry, wife and cl.il
Dir II. l. .Aucoin. a. An: lilo. Assumption );
Henry N. Rubr!. Louisville; Alex. Dellnnme,
Lafayette n. Boudrcaux, A. l.. De Koncey.
Verrrbonne.
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GOSSIP We condemn go<sip-scan
dal's twin eisters-yet it il a fault easily
committed. VIZ begin by q gentle de
predatory reference to somebody's in6r'
nifty of temper. and we find ourselves
specifying a particular time and scene.
which straightway the Que VIII" hears
tells again to some one else with addi-
ti"ns, slight, perhaps. hut material
Before W. know il We have stirred NJ
a hornets nest. Thi- may he dM q
without amy more potent motive than y
mere love of tan ; and half the gossip
in the social world j. Of the xnthinking
kind md"lged in mercy from IL spirit
Of dr"llery Far worst is that other sor,
of talk which ends in SANDER and lie
gins III malice, and which separates
friends "nd <un,lrrs the ties Of years vi
i%eterc""rse with it, .harrs and jar,ing
disc"rd>. The only way !" avoid this
evil j. I" refrain from making the af
fairs of u friends IL staple article o1
conversation in the household. There
are plenty "f subjects at hand-l4t us
avoid personalities.
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We will furnish the THlBODAUX
SENTINEL and Chicago Weekly
Ne,rs, for one year, to any subscrlb
er for 50.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
2O.h Judicial Court, Parish of La
fuurche.
CLERKS OFFICE

the following named persons we're drawn NJ
Jurors for the April term Of Court 1855 by
the Jury commissioners Of said Parish Oh
this day IA follows, to Wit
lst. FOR the lat week Of Court beginning on
Monday, April 18th, 1885, to serve as Grand
and Petit Jurors, viz:
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A. Riggs & Bro, Cistern Makers,
PAT Delorl street ; n. 0. Send for
price list.
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Stage Of Rivers.

Thursday. February ~. lseA.
~ 1924 l22h
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~ Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. OF the seal of my oiii &c. this Goth day
<~~) Of January, 1885.
(Signed; j. W. kNOBLOCH
by Clerk of said Court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-08
New York .ack Market.

New YoRK September 7.-l1.15 a.m.-
The Stock Exchange opened at II
y dock with prices generally & To "a
lower. In early trading there were FUR
| ther declines of small fraction, excepj
Lake shore. which advanced Is.
New YORK, September L-NOon-
The stock market wa irregular AT the
opening, but Immediately developed
considerable weakness, the general list
declining Il 10 q per cent Coal STOCK
and grangers were especially weak.
Jersey Central declined "a. Northwest
ern rs and st. Paul q. VanderDilts
were conspicuous for their strength.
About 1l3O the decline was checked
and fractional recoveries followed. but
jutt before u o'clock there was further
yielding of prices, led by Lackawanna,
which has declined per cent. from the
opening. AT noon The market Is active
and weak.
New YoRK, September Z. 3 pm.
Stocks again became weak shortly after
2. Is pm, and during the remainder OF
the hour declined from 4 to lL. the
latter being Jersey Central The break
was accompanied by increased activity.
and in final dealings the market was ac
tive and feverish. and closed irregular
at prices generally near the lowest OF
the day.
NEW York, September 7.-Govern-
ments dull and strong. The develop
ments the past week, including heavy
break IN freight rates, and 2 bad show
ing on companies reporting their earn
ings for the past month, demoralizes
the condition of the coal trade. and a
threatened fight be ween the Western
Union and Baltimore ~ Ohio, all proved
too much for tho bull operators in the
stock market to-day. The final opera :
tons were accompanied by considerable
feveIishne ana an effort t. rally The
market, but the market closed weak.
The heaviest declines were made by the
coal stock.
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Home Made Goods,

John G. Gutter 4 Brother HAVING
sgain taken the agency for the Prove
Wooden Mills, are now open in thc
Hooper II Eldredge building, with the
largest stock OF Home Made Goods ever
offered in the Territory, and having
realty reduced the prices OF our goods
We defy comp clifton.
Our stock consists of Plain, Twill.
Dress and Shifting Flannels, White,
Red and Dress Llnseys, Waterproof,
Jeans, Tweeds, Cassmeres, Blankets,
Yarns, Single, Double and Shoulder
Shawls, Linsey and Flannel Sheeting
Wool Batting, etc.
We are also manufacturing from
Provo Atwood Yarn; Mems and Boys
socks, Misses and Ladies' Stockings
also from Provo Flannel. Mems Over
shirts, UnderShitts, Drawers and Cassi-
mere Pants.
Our goods are not mixed with shoddy,
and have gained the reputation of being
the best for the money ever offered IN
Utah.
Cali and examine goods and prices
before buying imported. Goods for sale
at wholesale ant. retail
JOHN Q. CUrLFR 81 Bro.
Agents Provo Wooden Mills, No s.
East Temple Street, South Store, Hoop
er Il Eldredge Building.