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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28
ExCIrED TmorsANDs

Ali over the land are going into ecstacy
over DIR. Kings hew Discovery for Con
sumption The unlocked for recovery
BY the timely use Of this great Life
saving remedy. causes them 70 90 near
ly Wild In its praise. IL 10 guaranteed
70 positively cure Severe Oou2hs. Colds.
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Loss OF Voice. or any affection Of
the Throat or LunQs. Trial bottles free
at A. b Stewart's Drug Store. Large
sixs, a..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

What good is all ysar money 10 you
sfter you're aeAds Spend one dollar for
bottle Of aSwamp Angels Rheumatic
Oars" and add hve years 70 your iifs
lease. mh2idw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

Bur RaruAnp Ham GHENkDR-
Take na ot1nx. kuduxsnd sud used bJ
thcnmknds u shs lestdin9 fsetnktes. uslis
sr5 ee1ahIishueua thro11kea< s1e
urina. Yea eanzssx a11r& - - wifh-
sz1 thsm. & A. Puxx. asa@nt. Ne. u
Statk ssrnes. Pnr4sand. 8 y. Bnrnx.
rsneral serns, - Markss ssrsss. s41
frxnc6sool Hp11 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

W. p. Born 4 Co. are agents fsI
Browning. KING q Co.'S cloths. Nes
York. Saits 10 order Ia nov the special
~ with this enterprisinG frm. All Of
the prevailing styles ara shswn In theil
lines Of samples and cuts. II jon wan
superior goods msrvelously cheap visit
q TAs Ayeads.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

Immense reductions on nv entire
stock os watches. diamonds and isg-
elry. Parties desirs1s Of purchasing
should not fail 10 call before going else
where. a. | must realize on the greater
portion IN the nexf sky days. A. HAs-
sxR. fssieF Lssry block, Front %. mys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

W. r. Born a Co. have dassrzninsd 10
eiose cut thsif stesk % rssis ssads
elsfAiss and are zoe offsfins rare bar
aainz and spscial indacsnssnta IN ssYie,
quality and priss. An iaspsction earn
estiy solieised
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

sHILOH's yIIALrzKR d what ron
need for oonstlpatioa. Loss Of Appssits.
Dizziness ard all symptouzs of Dyspep-
sia. Price 10 and 70 e6nts per bottle
Sold b. A. b Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

GENERAL GRANT b Espiaiy i'm
proving BY The uas Of Bed (Nossx Blcs-
s0ms. A positive ears Ter cancer, szlt
rheam and sfl skin end hlsod diseases-
HAsxsoUcx 4 TxAas. agents for he
Rorthwsss. nyI4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

Goa. silver, alzminum and ruhbeE
Are snploysd By Dz. kiibuuFnes Ssb
Frunf s&rses IN making aF4ifeiA den-
turse. 0old for Ezr<iAl sess and slami-
nnm fsr fall ssts press TIE noss Asis-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

Immsnss redes<ion on my entirp
stock Of watches. diamonds, jewelry
and silverware for the nsxt sixty days.
ALsxxr HAxsxz. Yssisr Leayy block.
front street. mys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

The soothing and restorative effects
Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral are realized
al once Ia all cases Of ceids. coughs.
throst or lung troubles, whils lie far
reaching and powerful healing qnalit 90
are always demonstrated in the most
serious pulmonary disorders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

THAT HACKING COUGH can Be 80
quickly cared by Shiieh's Curs. We
guarantee IL. Sold by A. B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

For lame back, side or chest. use Shi
loh's Poruz Plaster. Prics rs cents.
s,ld By A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

CRoUP. wHoOPIEa COUGH .aa
Rronchitss immedistsiy relissed by sd
iohe Cure 20id hg a. b. Stewart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

sHILOH's COUGH and Consunp-
ton Care is sold b. % on guarantees
Il cures Consumption. hold By A. B.
Stewaxt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

sr.EKPLEss NIGHIN mads mixer
ahie b. thai terxlbts cozxh. Shfzet's
Ous b the ss@edg fer yo1- Sold b q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

sBlLOH's CATARRH REMKDY-a
positive cnre for Catarrh. Diphtheria
and Czuksr Morth. Sold BY A. b.
SteWark.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

The eonesnkzHtsd posef and surAttvz
vissres ef Ayers SnFsapariila. reader 4
ths zsnss rsliahzs and eecnoDiszi nedt-
elne sssza en- bs ussd. Il eoufzinx ne
annzseous o. h&rmfal inrsed5ents. and
zsaY 10 sAsnsy sAminiskess1 70 rAs,snsz
af an seeA 4nen yea 80 stek Ne hssl
sne3issse thaz en- - ehtxi1e9 b nonz
500 sood. and b shs eAsapsss. wAst<ssl
~ ecHk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

YAcHr RACE Open 70 ali ssllinx yachts
sloop EiGgsd, Nfoot keea or under Course
from Yealeris Wharf. around q b1oy on
Milton. thsnce around buoy OF Five
mile rock and fnishing af the Oregon Im-
pruvemenf Companys coal wharf Time
allowance given for length. No bsllAst
r.ee FiFss prize 80. ssoond priss IS |;
Rulss d sailing 70 ss pahlishsd here
amer.
Z Boar Rsce-Open hosts. siosp or est
rfgRed. 5ef0ot keel or under. Same course
ss yschfs. First prize szA second tie:
4 eirgie scull row bostA pulled frun
gunneL Fsrst prize sis; no second sn-
1 Dsubie scull row hoasS pulled from
Eunnei First prize ~ second ss; en-
8 Ships heat raos. Firss priss ssa 70
ssconds entrance 20 ceaf4 per man.
9 Tab rsos. Firstprszs ga seesnd q;
entrance ~.
:. Walking grxased pole. over water.
Etrs< prizs <S 60 enfra1cs.
4 Competitive military arill epeR %
alt PuEek eoMn6 cump4nkoA u mon Or
i A11tNs EtA1& t412E 49, ~ r01f48Ns
| q One hnndrsd yzrvi foot rnce cpen 70
I'll residents sf Puget Sound. pisEai
seart. FiTst priss 30: entrance o.
~ Three lsgzsd raee. Is yards. Firss
prirs -: entrance - eents per pair.
u saek racs Is yardA First prizs D
1 entr4nee SO.
II Hnrtls raea 10 yerdz I hurdles
FRA priss - seoond ~ ! entzasce ~
/ ~ na5H rnoc. under a, - yards. Firss
prise fg a@s no eR1rknoe
u. Haas c1npany cezfesk open . ell
oompAniak Eirxf prfes - No enfzsnce-
Base ball contest for the champsonshap
g the Narshwcst B twaen eor1lan6 xn1
8exstE4 Clabe
An sporui uhers prizss sss given and
eEfrAnce ctArEed, ave snkrios % more u
4 % Ua4e and tkrea 10 start Or ne race u
event of aei r&ee bss4ts % hand save en-
kxsncs kee1s Al a1tries = be h b. ,.
- ~ fhs 81 Il JHly.
KxhIhatIsn drsli and bal hy Company
d. e. fke GlkEtin9 NInk-
rhe exyls festivities - ooncsnse with q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28

APssnsxivania ss1rs has esel1sd !sss
q uoman1 hGafa are wozl1 - IL
3 prab1sm th11 kas pexzisa ese<y yboay
bsIs ne Phizn6eip1ta kswgsr. end = -
slssszlsn wAssesr hs hzs - - z =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-28
TO TRADE.

A GOOD PAYING BusENlszs on
"a Frons strse4 fsf sash. inIpFBssS e
ss7 esPsfsa Pcsi y ssai be ssIs's 'ssinffcfrT n : :
bkfAN. tl1 Fsont street. sssizlA isls
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21
TIE Drop OUrL jOK.

As the stage of The river gives
reasonable assurance thai this year
there will 10 no great danger or
overflow, assuming that Reasonable
care will he taken Ut b. ievaea; and
tie pres nj fair weather Htf Irds
opporluni y for plantation work, 1t
may lie sal there are reasons flr
planters 10 entertain hopes of a
prosperous year.
C.nSi.irrin. the nevrre atiier
which the canr has had TO contend
with, It's condition, both A. to stubbe
and plant, appears 10 be remarkably
good. A change ~ plan els' n~n'
agein,ni, quite motto anIr ihis year,
i. til, unilins If ne cliiufc ~ rice
With cane on The sdnI~ piant.Atlon.
Thou h the advantages Ot this ntaA
he probIeuAlical, vel il i worthy or
being tested. As the HERALD sosne
III lntaS ago, said il was prob ,btr,
all cane Su sarS have risen IA . Ic'.
The cauS, s GA watch thiS statement
WAS thea predicate cbntiAue w
exist. Moreoyer,thc with hawai- uf
the Proposed t,catN With Spain
affecting tn. t.risf % her Cuban
sugars, and he absence Ut ths nee
esSa,y legislation II larry Ou ne
hate Mexican frJtv. give 4i,ltiiutal
assulanc. against a'iyerss logi~l,-
iion.
rhe only scilans dfAsh ok ia
what o llei Use aDiili he All entirely
favorable outlook, il The .aiiIte I
Congress. AZ is last sc6t io ., ID PASS
the River All ii 81nr hi, Hlerrn A'
tile important wpr1 ol tn ii y y
Sippi liver uii ttalicn Nv tue Fei-
eta government, Iic.a ing t. an
extent the rrbail ling If lev. e<,
has been interrupted. Il is q b,
hoped, however, HAT, considering
this misfortune, ,afi lien a All ional
carr will lie taken Ivy thr 5 ats and
Parish authorities, the Railroad AN
riparian pfoprie'nrs, to afford pro
lection from overflow. Thi mishal
should only serve rs an ia entivc t,
such combined acinn rs will pre-
vent recurrence OF such cG!'.ni OF,
neglect "n the part Of GuogreNS.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21

The ollsgat'. the Norma and the Prepar-
alory De artmrn's Of til Inst utnn viii be-
opened Get. l. 1884. Iudents drsjrug Ia
eGtes any 4 these ID. artmeuts shuu d npD
promptly, We will have appprHa,s t0r mus
t.nting the rat;iral SECS noes, AMI al Rtudcn'B
nf advanced cOu, ses will hava the pruiar
attention and instruction. stu Tents who enter
the Normal Departm mt viii receive special
instruction and attention.
Caialo ,uts may he obtained by applying TO
NJ. H. \. Marlinrt, .-dtOr, Louisiana Standard,
New OH aus.
For inFthcr information or eatt lognes apply
To the President,
j. II HARRISON.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21

We lave had delIshl ful weather
during the hsst week.
Tue iivercsntlnU to rise, and rs a
consequence, lhe rice planters r.
joi'a til.
&c rman Day," at til Exposi.
thn, owing totl,r inclepent weather
of last SUNDAY, Was postponed until
10 morrow.
NJ. E. G. Ionic, who WAS fur
-evera Years ma lager + r Mr. Brad
ish iohns0l, Of III. 'sHome Place"
just below d.hn' lille. intends to ,e.
lnrn tn his home in pointe Gunpse
to i've.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR
EXECUTIVE DFPARTM Mt }
Mara nf .,,tis;aua Z

otate Oh i4OulSlauB. y
Whereas by the resi- .natinn OF the on.
Michael Hahn, the office OF JUdgr of { T "a :
~ iNthJu,sicla Distf. ct OF tnisStut compris d
If tue parish of Jett'rs ~. ST. Char es and ST.
J"hn the Baptist is vacant: and whereas 1t is
matte he duty u the Governor to order an
lection to supply such vacanc.
Nav. therefore, |, SaInu Douglas MeEnery
Governor OF hes ate nfi4Ouisia Il have thou lit
ploaer 10 ISSUE this my proclamation di rctlng
an election III be held ia the parishes of ) effi.r
son, NJ. Charles and st. JOln the Baptist con-
shutting the twpnty-S. Xth Judicial ID strict ut
lt's tate, 1t such places as may be d. q gndted
by the iesa local authorities vi said PARISHES on
TUESDN Ny, THE Cd DAY OF JUNE, 1885,,
tlon seven oc.ock in the mnlni : until ak
ociuUk IN III afternoon, 1ur the p,tr,lps, Of
eiectlng one Judge for tile Twenty sixth Judi
clli District ot ti> State, to fill the I'M XpiIed
term OF the Hon.. Michael Hahn, resi- sned, aud
do hereby direct aud require the Returning
O11crrS, Comm ssiohcrs al elections aud al
other othc Is therein Uoucei ned tor the above
h"med parishes to c.tus said election To he
he'd an the day aiores aid and To make due
relnr thereof Ia tvriy respect in conformity
with the General Election Laws of this State.
Given En0er my signature and the
seal OF the stat LOUISIANA. az
IS the city of Baton Rouge, this 9th
day OF March 1888.
| s. d. MeENERY.
by the Governor,
OSCAR ARROYO,
Secretary al State.
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ApYgCE TO G1THE \

your rest bf a sick chill, suti ring and cryng
Si'h pam oftutting trcfhl II sc,sei Il at once
end get bette OF MRS. \ INsLnw's SOOTHING
SYRrP FOR CHIfDFlN TEETHiNG. lis value is
incacun able. Il will rcIevr he poor litl'
SUFFERER Immediately. Depend upon it mstn-
els, th-re is no mistake ahout it. 1t cures dys-
entrry and iarhn, regulates the stomach
aud bowelscute~ wird cOlic.sutt,ns the gums.
reduces iiAam:itl0nanIi gives tone ami energy
to the who . syssom. Mrs. WtSsLow'S fouTlI-
ING SERuP Fot C ILDREN IA THINGIs pleasant
TO HE tist and is tn" prescription of On" OF us
oldest aud best female nurses al! 1hys, iahs III
the United state and tar sale bv AL d4u.
: SIS throughout the world. Price, u csRts y
bottle.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21

f-F@ communication handed III later than
wednesday evening, will lay ever until the
week following.
EBsAll commune tions must be witten eli
Que side of the paper.
u The full name and address of the Wi
ter must accompany each communication. moi
for publication, but Ms u matter of good fliih.
ErC Communications OF a person. charAc
tor will not he recognized. unless from res
pousible PARTIES. In such cases charge N
" 5nH sueare will b- made
tY-We cordially invite correspondence FROM
all parts OF this and naighborin., parishes.
s-B News and interesting local items res
pectfully solicited.
EP OUR READERS CAN HELP Us
greatly, if. WHEN writing 10 or buying goods
from our advertisers they will simply ssy
they saw their cards in this paper
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21
OK Thirty Day TRIAL

1EE NoLTluC FI7C.. Marsha N ch.. will
aeud DR. Dyc'N Ce'eb atcd Eltctlr,-Vn t ie Belts
and Electric appliances gu trial Tor thirty d
I" men Lyoun old vino are afflicted vii
nfivous IDENTITY. lost vita itA nd li.drrtl
tronh'es. guaranteeing sae"dy and complete
restoration OF health and manly vi cor. Adj
dress 8 abuye-N. B.--NolisA ia incurred -
thirty day TRIAL is allowed.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21
NEWS IrkMe.

"T0 day is yours, Tomorrow be
l0ags to others"
H,m jeff rSon Davis is quite i'll
at niS home near Biloxi, Miss, Will,
III attack OF acute rneu II ,,isn.
Rev. Dir. New man, who WAS once
New Orleans preacher, and vel
known as preacher .,nd rs Gen.
tral Grants chaplain, ia now ia the
city.
The Mississippi Valley Railroad
has IN equipment OF fiity.two loco
motives anu 1000 cars. As some of
these a'e hlrrany ia ne 4 OF r,'pAil
tie necessity foran early comlae ion
u ,nN suupa al NleAsiurk becomes
arl aitht.
Clark W. BeSancOn has been al
pointed Judge ol The % nJadi ldi
District Court, vice MithAei Hah,s
II resigned, to ill the vauaaci pemtiug
tile clgc,ion and qualification OF his
sn,,e ,sur. An eieGllua is ordered
BY Gov. MeEnery, to lie held June
81 1885.
Private Secretary Lamont il au-
til atty tar tue = atemen, that Mr.
Oh velaUl is agrceanlA Sarpri,rd UN
tine GlUielHilOa Of die Demucl attic
Ollie seekers. No, one nf Ia IN hdS
Arl crawlod dawn The chimney or
way Land him on the road To unurch
1hyN ~ things will come lat, Oh.
The city saloon licensed IN Moherl,
Mo-, is 81 300 u year, pay abb qaar
lelly. lie, hses expired few days
since, ahal OUT OF ten .aloons, twu
closed up. High hcense aii,i STREET
regulation is proving 10 he the best
temperance law, especially whcu
supported b, Well-dir, cted moral
suaslon.
In Dakota women who have the
courage 10 undertake farming nl.A
secnle one hundred aud SixIN .crr>
of land upon The same terms that
men secure il; obey nee not cbliI
yAte the tract themselves, but eau
have II worked Ua &harrs,p aud
secure moderate and ndepend, nj
Income There are hundred al
eases in which lonng women hay,
accepte,l the nelleicrnt prov lSlanS
OF the land laws with handsome
profits.
We are pleased to see that this
reliable house of Edwards 81 llauhi
man, The well known machinlSts of
NV OileanS haze the cre,lit al
cdnNtrnctina the superior lnproNed
sugar machinery uSe,l At ia Texas
Sugar ExGimt al L. W House, ESQ,
al the G,eat WORLDS ExpuAlGua
Well may our CresccnI titA ( 81
proud al the st,i,i~S SHE has Iakea
III he WAY OF mandiac rlng eStah-
llShnenls Soch as that Ot Edwards
Il Hauoluan.
The Agents Herald published
NhlS al Phla,trlphl. bs IA
"A Atsahle foe To SwindI,ls ANA
NehemeS Ia d, fraud The ia
LuW Smith, Is one al tht
NJ p0hlira ioa. oi il> kind
Many other county. a0a
Nd il livery bu inraN
NtA reference. Each
n llStot fraNalru:
NemeS, CORRECTED 10
hich wnultl saw
VI dollar from
hes ot unplin
cents 10 the,
)Su6S, riptiun
Eret it.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21


The very c,ali / ~ eias anl
friendly parting netW,ea James 81.
Blaine and Gro er Ul,A rlanl, nj tbs
White Ho 49, Yesterday was an
event of muncnt Nh,t would not
The newspaper men eiYe IL SNOW
" hat took place daring til honl in
which these two grea CT iZel, were
rloNeied together. Il is y h.ppt
circa Instance f,r the cnnntlN tuat
such kindly relation HAY e snqnirklN
>pinng up between lh'He epreSen
tatiVe Americans, tor ther. l. no
'Iouhl that Mr. Blsine can lie ui
great eelA ice to Inc ad,nimsila ion
IN promoting the count sadNaue.
mrnl Mrs Blaine and her son,
Walker, 10y u teil,ling h reception
Ut Mis- Cleveland hNe stahiiSaed i
complete eateate eprdjate b tween tue
two lamlheS.- Item.
Quite compliment was laid 10
Lou.slan ami h.r s'ilriue Saung
superintendent al Puhac ildnpa ION,
ha Hau WAricn M4St0u, lbs his
elo,ion to fill the p,esi,'enol of che
Department OF .Su.,euut'ntle re Of
the United Mia u. A mevliaa of
[ is Organization is to We h,.ji in
W ahh&ioh III The ,nm.u az f b
tn,r lsS6 = ap ~ ~ itlNo'ltr
Mir. Nm towa a .caNpa Il by
hi Two daugh ero iiioars tanuah
aui Mar!, dui his niece, L., Lar.
nah i,sN han, d-i@lt dlnr h 81
shaw nj NeN Orleans, This week.
BIB Washington, ronya, wale
en route 20 d,lrer \ cniiiH lor i
tnnvtai near Bayou sara, ia.. wsS
sht ia the mouth AID probably
fatally wnnEded hy an Uuknuwn
tA,-. FcicisHa ScuCi -
Tho htllr sum at $s,Gl3 81 has
brcn paia by the Morgan Eailtoad
Slwe july, 1888, IS February, 1888,
10 parties whose Stock VA, klll,d by
imS tiae.- iom>i mn Farmer
fhe weather Tor past ,el has
been NeTA favorable Tor farm work
Il LAfay cite Advertiser.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21

TfHHIS PAPER may he found On tllo At Geo.
| Z howell T. Co.'S Newspaper Advertising
Bureau ~ spruce ST. where alvel Using con
tracts may be made for II in NEW YORk
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SATURDAY, MARCH u, 1885.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements 6 per square. FRS
insertion. Each subsequent insertion, ATTY
cents per inch.
One 60 uinn 0he year $l010J
Onp-half column one year 5000
Ore quarter column ono year 5000
Small Cards one year 1000
Adv, rtls.nrn1s ans subscriptions rse
COlleetahle invariably In AdvRncr.
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A reward % ten dollars will bp
l,ald i3s the iIe>, a!id conviction
Of any OF" iljnrin- OF 'le!acIng The
plopti !. al .i"SSrt ,!acph .la~~i ger
and AltI" iitD ~ either lIrnking
and Sle..ii'f. i # tue irnreS
I'plonain- to Stil properly.
JOS. Il CARNW. Agent.
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LIST or JURORS

Drawn to serve at the tern cfthe oct Judicial
District tuuyf for the parrish of st. Charles to
be held on the first Monday of May, 1885
FIRST WEEK
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LOO 900 hngsh"ad aad '.:i,'i
Hn, ~ h hi ..",i mr. II l., the
Ma er Bios II iol Sire" just
heow unhn,Ir, La. uhe inen ii
CAL Dvf"rs purchasing elsewhere.
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FOR SALE.

ANY one Wishing = tiny Il i.lf
seconi hand hack reaSuiiLbl ry,l.
s'e,ue bargain by applying t
this office.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21

2 ItuT f"pt OF the Dri|lntI nat ON 4 Q n my
o.tioo, parish of 1t. Charles Ma,ch l6. 1888.
j. &. TkI HE, Dy CLERK.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-21
POST-OFFICN NOTICE.

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vat and departure # Our ma Is; The Texas q
2 ciic ii irUl carr IN. ii,e mails. Trains pass
st. Caarlrs t.tiun ns fellows:
G in east lh Va H.. G ing west, 30 Pm
Nil closes Va A. H., and - I'M.
Port0tiicr opens at 3 AL. and crosses at . PM
M u.ai. tteijlr r,u un said vs.
JOSEPH II. CAREW,
rkt,H. Stel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-29
THE CANADIAN FRANCHISE

The qualifications for voters in the
Dominion Of Canada are stated by
the Victoria Standard to be as fol-
lows:
Owners of real property worth
$500 in cities, $500 in towns, aud
$3.50 in counties.
Tenants of property at rental of
So month. $50 year aud upwards.
Occupants of property worth $500
in cities, $500 in towns. and $3.50 in
counties
Persons earning incomes of $500 a
year In cities and towns, or $500 in
money or moneys worth in counties
Son, grandson. stepson, or son-in-
law of owner OF real property of
sufficient value 20 qualify two or
more voters.
Fishermen who own boats, nets,
etc. together worth $3.50.
Under these franchises every man
who is not convict, a lunatic or a
pauper, will be able to vote.
Every farmer and every farm
saborer will be enfraDchised, the for
mer upon his property, and the latter
either by virtue of the little house be
occupies or of the wages and board
he receives. Farmers sons. grand
sons and even stepsOns. if unable To
vote in their own right, will be able
TO qualify on their parents property.
The sons, grandsons and stepsons of
city people who devote their earlier
years 10 study, and thus can neither
qualify upon salary nor property,
will also be able 10 qualify upon their
fathers or mothers property. All
workingmen will come in under the
wages qualifications. if upon no
other ground And if there are any
men of age who are yet not earning
$500 q year, these must have some
place 10 shelter themselves, and
seeing that they cannot be occupying
property valued at less than $500,
they, too, will come Ia as voters.
Then there are men whose occupa.
tons may not bring them in regu-
lar income, aud who may be dodgers
in aHd not sole occupants Of houses.
These will be enfranchised if they
pay even as small rent as So a
month, or if they occupy only a
portion of the house.
II our Provincial contemporary Is
correct, to be q qualified voter in
Canada II is not necessary to be a
citizen of the country or a subject of
the Queen. As owners, tenants and
occupants of property, and as per-
sons earning incomes of $500 year,
women are included. The Dominion
franchise is the broadest under the
sun.