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Only Temperance Ditters KNOWN.

III ~. G. K L. 4
Nas 1si4nv n.Ct.iciEss, known so cfoctualy
purgre tie bloc: OF dccp-s"ntcd diseases.
Millions hcar testimony to its Won
dcrlul curative effects.
III ia a purely vcmctnhic Preparation,
made from the native herbs and 'Gnt" of California;
the medicinal properties OF when arc extracted
tAcrcirGm without the use Of A!cOho.
Ut removes tf.C cause Ct disease and The
patient RECEIVERS his health.
ii ~ the great tslood Pur,Gcr and
Iitr-g,ying Principle Cent? !urg"tlNe ana
Tonic; Il perfect itcnoyator and livigorator OF
the system Never before in the history OF the
world has medicine been compoUrdod possessing
the power Of VINEGAR BITTLN5 in healing the
sick of every disease mnl is heir 70.
Hlac Alternative. Apcrient, Dinrhorctc' Car
minaivc, Nutritious, Laxative, Scdnt!vr, Counter
lrrilanI, Suloriir, Ambitions. Solvent DUretic
and Tonic propor'ie; OF NiNEGAE tIrTMM l,,, eA-
NJ person can take the litter! according
TO directions and remain long, nnW'll, Lrov.dcd
their bones are not destroyed ny mineral poison
or other means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point OF repair. -,
es!Iious, Esemii:cnt. Intermittent and Ma
10rial Frvcr5 are prevalent thfCU%houi inc .ni'eI
States, particularly in the valleys OF orr Et'"L
rivers and their vast tributaries during the summer
and Autumn, especially during seasons OF UNUSUAL
heat and drvnrs& -
ts'hcsc s'cycrs arc invariably accompanlcdby
extensive dcranwcrurr'S OF the stomach, liver ana
bowels In thrir treatment, !: pNrgHiyc, cNeltinS
a powerful intlucncc upon these organs, IL apso-
lately necessary.
r'.aere - no ca;hartic fer the purpose
cqral t. Dr.. j. WAiKrE'S VINEGAR HiTrEhs, as
it will speedily remove the dark-roiorcd NIscid
matter with which the bowels arc loaded, at the
f.nc time stimulating the serrctionS OF tie liver,
anl -'n"'0lir restoring the healthy functions OF
Eog.ify thc BODY AGAINST disease by puri-
fviug all it, tnds with \INEGAE BlTrLR-. NO
ia si.yi.orntc> s:ac %tc:murEs and slim
mates the lUliii Liver and Bow C:, cleansing,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-03

Opposite Patent Washington, {
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-09-03
4 FEW HINTS
For TIE USE CT

81 DOSE, 800 10 more the lo,c-
els gently, 2 to 4 Pills;
~ Mo'ouGhly, 4 10 6 Pills.
- Experience ac.H decide tho
trep.r dose IN each case.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07

The Fifth Circuit Court of Ap-
peals, will meet to day. to reaa
opinions isl several important cases
submitted to them on Monday last
+ rom all parts of the parish ad
vices are in effecj, most encouraging.
Many OF the planters have flushed
planting. The seed cane has been
remarkably we'll kept. Stnbhl is
uniIjured by any cold yet exrP
rienced and labor is abundant aud
WORKING cheeri'ully,
Our popular elder and constable
Mr. Ninr"d K,i"s. believing IL til"
Old adj ge thm' il is nor guod for mAn
to be alone, hirh himself 10 the CITY
and too there to 'li,usef q y life =
few days ago. aud ,aS 4 con equrnre
on his return here bis mime rouS
friends assembled 1T his domicilr and
treated him to a tirst class chdfirnri
At he first alarm one would almost
have imagined that it WAS Gabriel
himself, such a racket as was made
surely would have tried the patience
of job himself let lone that of he
bride and groom or other ordinary
mortals.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07
WANTED.

A good Potter to take charge of o
pottery. Apply at this Office.
Aperson il needed tocut into cord
wood the woods hetwecn uahnvillo
and the Railroad. Ap9iy at this
Office.
WANTED.-Some reliable sud com
pctent brick-makeI to manufacture
and burn one or two kilns of brick at
Hahnville. Apply to the editor OF
the ST. CHARLES HERALD
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07

nes.oo r. in Madison County Ton
o lessee. mas kept diary for fw;en en-
eight years without missing da '"'"'S.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07

t a"t only the more prolific LAYERS b ~.
Inelr eggs are also richer in fat 70 ~
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07

'''"' p'S@lcians SHOULD he exceedingly
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1885,

~ 4i,. ...a-.,;,.
~ ,n+;I sa;J io .'.,' io+ II Ii ;e
r,,.v,bI. nres,crtw On ryg,icL Ives ,ra ,n,
IN 10 tha Sta+a' ~ I ~; -, emil ~ g.
fT,Io ~ ,1 - - ,, ~
in 40 % is4t t,'a,fo,. t.t H., ;tr1'',',,
tLo,,,,,,' f,,, H., Ia, af ~, e.,
1891 40 ~, ,a+l, yr 30, ,,+ ~,
month until paid anu ali 90 t.. The names o.
sid delinquent taN payers, the amour o
taxes cue ny each Tor the assessment 81 salt
co. " ~ 5'''' as i"''O"'' 'o-"t.
bAAiLb ChA'sLEo,' Ibid
A lot near Boutte station, bounded
above oy properly oil ~ "usseilr,
frunt by that of G, Hunter md
in rear Iv that of u. Johnson.
Cr mr. ,nnuy A,,oo,
NAAhh WIZ" u. u Ar ~ 1901
Lots |, 2, 3, A, 5, 6, z, 81 Q OF the
subdivision of the MOI invest quar-
ter. The northeast quarter of
north cast quarter The north one
half of northwest quarter of north
east qual ter. The southeast quar-
ter and so Invest quarter, south
haifOfthe northwest quarterhorth
cast quarter Ofsrcton IL and nNIth
east quarter oil southwest quarter
OF section =. Township Ia, south
range 20, east, and u tract being II
o," u + .re IaTtuer
20 enst west Of n,s,isTnni riys,.
total I53 acres.
CONWAY 1AuES tot1N ~
w " IA Aiso 'oil N'--'''----S 10
(Adjucated to John Is. martini The
whole offrtctional section o. tow
snip IL. south range ), cast east
OF Mississippi river.
ChUbboCA f. &. k,...-----..-.-,S2 Al
Lots 4, . u Z, section u and lots 3,l,
& 6, and southeast quarter Of
ru.thw. 81 uuarter "a Al of nLrtheas,
quarter Vi southwest quarter. west
hal = cas- n ii se"+lon -, and
!4ts i u sec5ion 81 tnwn
snip II: so9tn range o. east east OF
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07
STATE, IA x.
STATE, TAX
: 4 !, !! =
or IMMOvABDt. PROPERTY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS, PARISH
OF ST CHARLES.

by virtue of the authority vested in me by
the Constitution and laws OF the State of Lou
siana, l will sell at the principal front door
Court of said parish is held, within the ga
hours for judicial sales beginning at Il
o'clock. A. NJ, on
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Parish Paragraphs
TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,

TRANS EAST.
Mail. . 402 - 9:25 A. n
Accom-. Ne icA, arrives. 5:7. 2. a.
TRAINS WEST
accom-. 4O3, . S:>3 A. NJ,
Mail, Ne. 40l, Arrives, i:55 +. ".
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07

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Iitce.-
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07

the idea Il, '4''I "UIy' Up to date s
usual, oeiS as are said to compose tb,
nk's alb. States navy are sparrod a.
riding with wood. The non, Ill my
ility be- intarded for ,,sa :; Nc" ihaSts
e as the are desionod - "So ~ ihe old nj
Glen in ALLEGED cr,,iso W. oinoeliish the /
aparral BY the inoan;ons NO NO" oeing fl
Itch the workers in tho WI h John Roaf
the old mast noorjy fm; poat shop h;
d that another ,fbn nn 4S ana are
brewer, newly lannobp1 '"o are meant
3o,,+ - - sNNiSu cruiser Atlanf
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07
TRICHE p. E................

A tract Right bank of the Missis-
8 ppi river, bounded above by tho
property OF Andre Treche, Jr., and
below by that OF Mrs j. B. Martin,
measuring two arpents front on tho
river, by a depth Of eiglty arpents,
between lines opening about one
degree. Total zoo acres.
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MARStAIIfA at bI5l,c 81
W.T.. lE--J,.i e.. ING Il
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-03-07
Try tue HERALD fa q weeks
yeu won't regret it..
-, with
WnIIld 49,

=, with
would NEE,
time and pls
at the appoii
was not; ant
had for notI. 800 IUaoUII ne,
b beu w ror y, not keeping his appointment ~
s ro " a. t t very man whom the Sheriff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

COULDN'T RESIST TEMpTATIoN.-The sensation
of the Wilmington conference session at Snow
Hill, Md, has been the trials of Revs. E. p. Al
dred and A. w. Lightbourn for imp: opcr intimacy
with woman who was successfully domestic in the
household OF each during his incumbency of the
Easton md charge. Aldred was tried last week,
aud granted permission to withdraw from the
con ference, after which he confessed that he hal
been unable to resist temptation. Lightbonrn 5
trial ended yesterday morning in his acqnitta! Of
the charge Of immortality, but he WAS required to
submit to q reprmand for insubordination. Hav-
ing done this he made brilliant and impasson-
cd speech in his defense, which created a great
sensation and then withdrew from the confer
ence Lightbourn is connected with Dr. New
mans church in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

SENSATION IN A CHURCH.-An exciting
episode occurred at the Providence Presby-
terrain Church, in the outskirts of Scranton,
Pa, Sunday morning Immediately after the
services. The pastor and prominent mem
bers were in the act of extending the hand
of fellowship to about sixty converts, the
result of a recent revival, when q man
named Aaron Mcdonald, who is not con-
nected with the Church, arose and yehe.
mently denounced married lady member
of the congregation as hypocrite and a
cheat The lady in question, who is a
stately person of middle age, was in the
act of congratulating some of the new church
members at the time. Mcdonald, who re-
fused to be silenced, declared IN a loud voice
that she had conspired with her husband to
rob him out OF $500, which he had lent
them over eleven years ago, and said it
would be much better if she stayed at home
and tried to pay her debts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19
The Central American Trouble.

In the executive session Of the Senate
Yesterday the Injunction of secrecy was re-
moved from The following resolution, intro
duced by Mr. Edmunds last Friday and
agreed to by the Senate yesterday:
Whereas, the Senate of the United States has
learned that tho government of the republic of
Guatemala has set on foot or threatened TO set
on foot, HI invasion of the territories Of tho re-
publics of Nicaragua, Costa Rca and San Salvador,
with the protested object OF consolidating into
one government the republics of Central America
hy force of arms aud against the wishes 81 the
several republics concerned and
Whereas there is pending between the Eni' ed
States and the republic OF Nicaragua 4 treat; p;o-
yidiug for the construction of al intcr-crcanic
canal across the Continent aud in the republic OF
Nicaragua for the general benefit of AL lhe Cen
trail American republics as well the United
States which treaty, it is understood the republic
of Nicaragua has ratified; therefore be it
Resolved as thu Judgment of the Senate, That in
view of the 81 ecial and important interests OF he
United Stitrs, i'll conjunction with those % the
republics Of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. IN the
intcr.oceanic transit across the Cont ntiit ~ III
progress of adjustment, any IN Tasion OF the terri
tory OF Nicaragua or Costa RIGA by the forces OF
Guatemala, under the circumstances aud with th
purposes before sta ed is regarded by the Senate
and ou2 ht to be treated by the United States rs
act Of unfticndly and hostile interference with
the rig hits Of the United States and Of the rcpub
lies Of Nicaragua and Costa Rica in spcct of said
matter Resolved, That copy of the foregoing
preamble aud resolution be transmitted 10 the
President Of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

OUR HOUSE OUTDONE.-A disgraceful scene &C
CURED during the session of the Austrian Cham
Der of Representatives yesterday. Two deputies
ono of whom is Pole and the other German
became engaged in an angry debate. during
which insulting personalities were banded back
aud forth. The spectators in the galleries freely
checred the disputants according to their rcspcc
tive sympathies. At lest the Pole advanced Ia
where the German stood and threatened to thrash
him. At this the Polish element IN the galleries
raised a tumult of applause. The floor Of the
Chamber was chaos of excited ocputiss, all
sngrily shouting and shaking their fists. Tire
president was powcress to preserve even a sem
blance of order. At las the original dcnntants
were separated by their friends, and the SEES
sion was hastily adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

SUCCEEDED TOO WELL.-"Now, said the
bride, Henry, l want you to understand
distinctly that do not wish to be taken for
bride. | am going TO behave exactly as If
were an old married woman. So, dearest,
do not think me cold and unloving if | treal
you very practically when there is anybody
by
II don't helieye can pass for an old MAR
ried man. | am 50 fond of you that | am
bound to show it. 1 am sure to give the
snap away"
No you mustn't. It's easy enough. And
insist that you behave just like all old mar
ried men do. 10 you hear?"
well, darling, I'll try, but know l Will
not succeed"
The first evening of their arrival the hsi'!o
entered her chamber and the groom fell
in with poker party, with whom he sat
playing cards until 4 o'clock in the morn.
ing. His wife spent the weary hours wait
ing. At last he turned up and met his
grief.slrcken bride with the hilarious qucS
ton
swell, ain't doing the old married mar
like a daisy p
She never referred to the subject again.
and everybody knew after that that they
had just been married.-,San EruriSco
Chronicle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19
Murders and Suicides.

ST. PAUL. Mar. ia woman OF the town
named Mrs. d. Nutrition, was found dead
in her room, last night, with man who
was also dead and whose identity is not yet
known He had evidently SHOT her and
hen himself It is believed to have been IL
lovers quarrel.
Later Developments have led to the ar
rest Of man named Bergstorm, on suspi
ciou that he killed both parties. The dead
mau has 7een identified as Harry w. Kel.
logg, a former merchant Of Neilsville, Wis
The wolnar's husband is a gambler. Berg
storm kicked on The door and reported find.
ing The bodies. Kellogg leaves wife and
five children. Some of his family are here
and the Others areiu Neilsvile. The police
are hunting for the husband OF the wownn
ELKHaRT, Ind. Mar. ia double trag
EDDY occurred at The country residence Of
Louis Huhhell. northeast OF this city, yes
terGay. William Hubbell, who was a drink
ing man aud subject to alteration of mind,
had been adjudsed insane, and was about
to bo removed to an asylum, but taking ad-
vantage Of his Waterman, he fatally SHOT
his wife ard then turned the still smoking
weapon 10 his own head, blew out his
brains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

The TROUBLES IN THE AUDITORS OF
FICE.-Mr. Caldwell, former clerk of the
Court of Appeals at Wytheville, was before
the investigating committee of the House of
Delegates yesterday, land was examined in
reference to the payment of his salary. He
stated that W. R. Smith was never author
lied to draw the salary, and that if any pa
per was received from him by Smith men,
tioning his salary it was with the view of
having it credited to his account as clerk of
the court. The session of the committee
was continued until a late hour, and the
time was principally devoted to examining
papers returned to the Auditor by Mr..
Smith. 1t has been determined to push the
investigation TO a settlement, particularly
with persons who are indebted to the Com
monwealth on account of checks unpaid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

An ACTRESS SENT TO JAIL.-Carrie Ward. the
actress who was brought to Baltimore Tuesday
nig lit from New York Oh a Iequisitiou under al
Indictment for bisamy, was sent to Jail yesterday
B. r. LOOMS, her last husband, preferred the com.
plant that when he married her she VA, the wife
of Alfred B. Christie. and for that oHensc she was
indicted. 1t now appears that she informed
LOOMS Of her relation to Christie, but left him
when she discovered he had a wife living. ioclnis
went to Cleveland. Ohio and found that her state
ment was true, and he returned to Baltimore ami
married her. He now charges her with having
also married man named Ward who is still liv.
ing, aud from whom she had not been legally
separated Ry the law of Maryland the man wh"
knowingly marries All undirorced wife is equally
amenable to the law against bgamy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

The OKLAHOMA "bonners" have no right
to invade and take possession of the lands
set apart for the Indians. But they are not
30 much to blame for their attempt to do 30
as they would be if they did not know that
millions Of acres of the rich lands upon which
they want to settle and make homes for
their wives aud children are not possessed
by the Indians, but have been seized and
are held without warrant of law by
wealthy cattle rings who use them for graz
ing purposes Nor is it at all wonderful
that the "boomers" evince u decided hesi-
taucy to disperse and abandon their attempt,
when it is known tha. The u S. force sent
against them Is con- ,sed of negroes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

APPOINTMENTS. The annual conference
of the NJ. E. Church South, which has been
in session at Salem, Va, adjourned siue die
yesterday. Among the appointments made
were the following:
Washington Dis,rict-Samuel Rogers, p.
E.-Alexandria, Il. Slnilhson; Falls hurch,
5. w. Haddaway; Fairfax, o. G. Beall
Dranesville, J. Il. Dulaney Leesburg, /.
w. Canter; Hamilton, j. r. Williams
Hilisboro', !. r. Fanhorne, one to be sup
piled Middleburg, c. i. Cameron; Lou
doun, A. A. P. Neal, J. II. Light; Pied
mont, ]. II. Waugh, J. M. Hawey, l.. H.
Crenshaw, supernumeraly Linden, J. d.
Martin; Warrenton, John A. Kern; Eau.
quier, D. F. Enlzer; Morrsvlle Mission,
l.. w. Haslup; Occoquan, John G. Jones
Sudley Mission, ]. S. Painter; Brenlsville
| Mission, Frazier Furr; Stafford Circuit, l..
Nj. Lyle; Fredericksburg ]. S. Hutchinson
Winchester District.-P. H. Whsuer, i.
E Winchester, J. S. Martin; Winchester
| Circuit, g. II. Tyler; Cedarvil!e, J. Ii. Wolff
| Front Royal, H. w. Kiuzar; Warren, G.. 0.
Holman; Berryville, j. A. Henderson; w. l..
Dolly, J. ], Engle, sup; Brucetown, +. 4.
Strother, J P. Stump; Martinsburg, J. Il
Andrew; Berkeley, w. q. Ross; Charles
towu, w. G. Eggeston; Frederick, j. w
| Mitchell, E. T. Hetriek, sup; Jefferson, :.
| Y. Hidebraud; Shepherdstown, J. i. Arm.
strong; GainsboTo', S. K. Shapp; Page Ms.
sioD, L. Townsend; Strasburg Mission, w.
E. Woolf; Shenandoah Mission, L. Fo::
Woodstock and Edinhurg, S 6. Ferguson.
A. ?. Hyde, president of the Valley Female
College; w. P. Harrison, book editor NJ. L
Church South.
Rockingham District.--J. c. Dice, P. E
Stanton, J. S. Gardner; Harrisouburg, H.
c. Miller; Bridgewater, w. l.. Lynch, F. j.
Preltyman; Parnassus and Mt. Sidney, IL.
A. Gaver, G. r. Jefferson, supernumerary !;
Monterey, c. A Joyce, one to be supplied ;
Crab Bottom, ]. II. Temple; Augusta, G.
r. D. Collins Siaunton Circuit, II. 4.
Blown; Bells Valley Mission, c. L. Poltes;
Waynesboro' Mission, A. M. Cack!ey PORT
Republic Mission, H. D. Bishop: New Hope
Mission, r. H. Wilson; Buckingham, L. NJ.
Wheeler; East Rockingham, II. NJ. Strick-
Ter Mines i. J. Lloyd !; Furnace Mission,
c. G. Lintbicun; Luray. John Ii. Davidson
Mount Jackson Mission, J S. Hopkins !;
New Market, F. A. Mercer, w. A. Harris,
president Wesleyan Female Institute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19
Failure of a Faith Cure.

CHICAGO. Mar. ia special telegraph
from Sycamore, ILL.,, this morning, says: A
remarkable case Of the failure Of faith cure,
has j',st terminated in this city, in the dea h
Of ;he wife of A. W. Parry, Free Methodist
minister. The cause Of the death was, ac-
cording q medical authority ,puerperal fever
The patient refused medicine and medical
aid and the whole church INDUCED in a
Her death ended the service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19
Cutting and Shooting ARRAY.

CHATTANOOGA, Teun., March 19.-Last
night Policeman John Shellow attempted
to arrest James Looney, a steamboat man.
Looney cut the officers throat to the wind
pipe and ran, but the officer pursued him
and shot at him five times. One bullet
passed through Looney's arm, another
through his thigh, third through his
shoulder and a fourth through bis side, yet
it is thought he will recover. The officer is
badly wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19

MRS Tom THUMBS MARRIAGE.-The
marriage of Mrs. General Tom Thumb to
little Count Magri will take place on Easter
Monday in the Church of the Holy Trinity
in New York. Cards Of invitation will be
forwarded to the mutual friends of the con-
tracing parties, the Italian and French
consuls, the Mayor and few others. None
but those to whom invitations are sent will
be permitted to witness the ceremony, as
the desires of both Mrs General Tom
Thumb and the Count are to avoid, as much
as possible, any great public display aud to
have the affair conducted in a manner aud
style befitting the future life they are to lead
in Italy, for which country they will shortly
depart. The bridegroom and bridesmaid
will he Miss Lucy Adams and Major Newell,
The husband of the late Minnie Warren.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-19
Still On q Strike.

HILLsBoRo, H., March 10.-All IF ,he
miners, numbering about 500 men, Of the
Ellsworth Coal Company, at Stanton
south west OF here, are still on a strike. The
miners say that they have started cut for a
strike of I3 weeks. By contract with the
company the miners were getting 60 cents
per ton for coal, but this contract would
have expired June 90! h, and after that date
the company Intended to reduce the price
to 40 cents per ton. The miners have thus
violated the agreement by striking before
the expiration Of The contract. Public sym,
patby, however, is generally with the mi
uprS