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Les crampes.

Les fcrivalns, hommes de lettres
on teneurs de liyres, sont sujets a
des crampes Gui, sans 6tre tres dou
loureuses. entravent assez solvent
lenr travail professionnel. LIE neil
leur rem6de est de trailer la cram
pc par lie repos. La crampe resnlte
dun effort mnsculaires; sapprimez
la cause, yous supprimez evidem.
ment l'effet. ~
Ce remede est tOutefois de la ma
ture de ceux que certains mede-
Gins detachts DIES ,p6cessites socia-
les donnent q leurs clients peu for
tunes quand ills vleur %prescriveht
une alimentatiOn ] succulente, du
yieux bordeaux etsfes' bords de la
Mediterran6e. Uffecrivain atteint
de la crampe professionally ne
peut pas suspendre SEES travanx
sans dommage; il s'agit de trou-
yer DIES palliatifs sous peine d'arri
yer finalement q nne radicale i'm
%puissance des muscles int6resses.
Il faut done Sc pre- occuper de va
rier, autant que possible, rexerci-
&c musculaire. A ce point de vue,
on pent indiquer la gymnastique ct
lescrime, meme lie piano.
Quelques personnes Sc trouvent
bien de messages moderes. D'au-
tres eprouvent mn soulagement
tres appr6ciable par Passage de
porte plumes de %grosseurs variees,
allant du diametre dun crayon or.
ainaire jusqu'a celui dun gros CT.
gare. II importe de he pas. appuyer
sur Ia plume en- ecrivant j; OH dimi
nue. alnsi l'effort, ct par consequent
la fatigue
Les electricians recomm ardent
Felectricita. Les directors d'eta
easements Acknowledgements font
prescribe rhydrotherapie passions.
II y a aussi ulle crampe des pia.
nistes; mais q ces derniers nous
a~dressons, en- le retournant, le con.
sell donne aihomme de PLUME Tn
p~laniseesani sest fatigue les mus
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TEMPS EFT RECOLTES.- La Sc.
maine qui Went de s'ecouler nous
a favori>es dun temps don't les va
riations ne laiSsent rien 4 desirer.
Nous avons EN- du froid ct du
chand, de la pluie ct du sec /; rien
ma man1uG. La roulaison est ter
minee partout ct lie p%lanteur est
EN- train d'etablir son bilan.
IL y a queklaes .iours un de ces
d~erniers, du Bayou du Large, nous
montrait un bill du chemin dc fer
quilui faisait payer 1926 pour cha
que boucaut de sucre expedite q la
Nouvelle. Orleans.
81 ce planteur ire fait pas de bon
mes affaires, il est consolant de pen
ser que. Ia compagnie fera tout lie
contrairc, ct il en- sera ainsi pour
de tongues annees 4 venir, tenez.
vous lie bien pour dit.
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spERMAToRRFEA AND IMPOTENCY.

mic diseases.
SPERMATORRFEA AND IMPOTENCY.
As a result of Selfabnse b youth. sexual
excess in maturer years, Or other causes. and
producing some Of these effects Nervous
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physical decay, ptmples on face, confusion OF
ideas. loss of sexual power. etc, rendering
marriage improper or unhappy. are thorough
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able.
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tYYSend for 6i-page pamphlet, mailed free
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CRANES Chacun a pu vOlr
ces jours derniers dams la pharma.
Gle de MIR. Jos. T. Thibodeaux de
magnitiques produits des CRANES
quill vend. Tn client reconnaissance
lui await apport6 deux navets pc.
SAINT pres de 5 livres ct %provenant
de semences prises i Ia pharmacie.
LIE moment de semer les petits pois
est arrive ct tout les friands de ce
delicieux legume ne seront pas IA.
ches de SAVIOR qu'ils trouveront 4
pendroit susdit un choix compile tet
varie de toutes les especes les plus
appreciates.
Ajoutons que Mr.. Thibodeaux,
qui vend al compliant, fait une
grande difference dams Ia livraison
ct dome trois paquets pour 10 cts.
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Nous avons, lundi, salue avec
plaisir lie retour de nOtre bateau.
mouche 'pHelene" 81 populaire par
mi nous. &c charmant petit steam
er a repris son service de passa-
gers de Lockport a Donaldsonvilie.
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Tn commencement d'incendie a
en- lieu mardi dernier, chez Mr..
Paulin Naquin. Sans cause appa-
rente nj connue, lie fen a pris dams
Ia tOiture de sa cuisine mails q pu
ltre eteint avant d'avo;r pris des
proportions inquietantes.
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UN CURIEUX DOCUMENT
Retroaye = In bibliotheque de Sainte-
Gcneyieve.

- l
Jacques Gasquin, peintre ct des.
sinateur, ayant travaillf en- 1850
dams peglise du monastere de X..,
await demand6 IS forins pour lie
solde de sol compile. L'abb6 trou.
va sa somme exageree ct reclama
une note detaillee, qui lui fut don
nee de la maniere suivante:
Corrige ct verni les dix comman.
dement's de Dieu 5 forms. Hs3
Embelli Ponce Plate ct mis- un
nouveau ruban a sou bonnet 3
f1orins.
Remis une queue neuve au cog
de Saint-P Pierre ct raccommod6 sa
crete 2 forms.
Rattach6 le bon larron a sa croix
ct remis un doigt neuf 4 forms.
Remplac6 ct dore l'aile gauche
de'pange Gabriel 4 forms.
Lave la servante dn grand pretre
Caiphe ct mis- du cramoisi sur SEES
joues 5 forms.
Renouvel6 lie ciel, a)out6 deux
etoiles, dor6 lie soleil ct nettoye la
lune Z forms.
'Ranim6 les fammes du purga.
toire ct restaur6 quelques ames 6
forms.
Remis une queue neuve 4 Luci>
fer, raccommode sa griffe ct fait
plusieurs chooses neuves pour les
damn6s 4 forms.
Rebord6 Ia robe d'H6rode, lui
avOir remis des dents ct rajust6 sa
perruque 2 forms.
Mis- DIES gu6tres neuves q Tobie
fills, voyageant avec Pange Ra.
phGl ct une courroie nenye a son
sac de voyage 6 forms.
Nettoy6 les GRIZZLIES dc Zane de
Balaam ct ravoir referr6 5 forms,
Remis des pendants d'oreilles &
Sarah. 2 forms.
Mis- un Gallon dams la fronde dc
David, grossi la t6te de Goliath e1
recule SEES jambes 5 forms.
Remis des dents a la machoirt
dane de Samson 2 forms.
Goudronn6 l'arche de Noe ct don
ne q Get homme juste une nouvell'
paire de manches 6 forms.
Rapiec6 la chemise de renfan
prologue, lave. les pores ct mis- d.
reau dams leur bac 6 forms.
Remis une anse 4 la cruche de |;
! Samaritaine 4 forms.
Total IS fOrins
, Get etat de frais a son eloquel
&c ; tout commentaire he ferait gu
ell CATER la trop naive reduction.
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Drs. Belts & Belts,
Medical and Surgical DiSpensarY,

w. H. BETS, THE CON
sulting physician, is the old
est. most successful. best
known specialist in the
world. A graduate from 4
medical colleges. Is years
experience and extensive
practice in England, France
and America, and has seeur
ed a Worldwide reputation
i'll the treat ment and cure OF
Irivate Nervous and Giro
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-03

lowed by an increase. This expects
ton has not been fulfilled, however,
and the men have become discon-
tented. The first demand for an in
crease OF wages was made a few days
ago. The men say that II their de-
mands are not granted a general strike
will follow, which will cause a COM
plete suspension OF work. In the
Vulcan worEs there are sixteen engi-
neers scattered in all parts OF the
works, who are known as running
engineers, who are paid from 81 so 10
81 80 day, the price ranging accord
ing to the kind Of work and engines
under control. These men becoming
dissatisfied with their wages ssked for
an increase OF rs cents day, and gave
until Monday for an answer, when, il
NO answer is forthcoming strike will
follow. Mr.. Wilcox, the general mar
ager, when seen last night, said, 81 sp-
prehend no trouble" The men wanted
20 cents advance day, and, as they
could not pay it, they had refused the
demand. He said that they could get
100 engineers where they needed one,
and he expected to start up to-day
without difficulty.
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Adjourned to 7 80 O'Clock pm.
LITERARY NOTES.

THE Truth Seeker Company, 80
Clinton Place, New York, will issue
March 10th under the title, "The Or
der Of Creation: The Conflict Between
Genesis and Geology" the discussion
which has recently appeared in the
Nineteenih Century on this subject. The
divisions are as follows; ], dawn of
Creation and Worship" by the Hon.
W. e Gladstone; 2, 1.-THE Interpreters
of Genesis aud the Interpreters of
Nature" by Prof. T. H. Huxley; 8,
Postscript to Solar Myths" by Pref.
Mex Muller; 4, 'Proem to Genesis: A
Plea for Fair Trial." by the Hon. w.
f. Gladstone; 5, dawn Of Creation, :"
an answer 10 Mr.. Gladstone, by Al.
bert Revi'le, DID,: 6, "Mr. Glad. tone
and Genesis" by Prof T. II. Huxley /;
Z, "a Protest and Plea" by Mrs. T..
Lynn Linton. The book will os limo.
paper and cloth, 80 and rs csnts.
Wholesale orders will be received at
once and filed promptly at date speci.
fled. Special discount to the trade.
THE eCond, which is the March
number of the new Princeton Review,
is notable for contribution by ex.
Minister Lowell, poet and essayist,
who writes about Gray with all the
attractiveness that belongs TO high
culture, wide experience, rich in
buttons and genius that has long
been acknowledged and admired.
Prot. Francis l.. Patton in "Cootempo-
rary English Ethics, gives an,admira-
bleaccount OF the different schools of
thought now dealing 30 earnestly with
questions relating to the foundations
OF morality under the suggestive title
OF "The Just Scales" George Dana
Boardman touches the question of
silver coinage, of wages, and other vi.
tai topics with vigorous hand; the
discussion OF Federal Aid in EduCa-
ton" specially important in view OF
the legislation now before Congress,
receives notable contribution in an
unsigned article, opposing strongly
the Blair bill and proposing govern
ment action in another direction; Mr..
Il S. Nadal answers the question, "Do
We Require Diplomatic Service ?"
Mr.. j. Is. Harrison, to whom the coun.
try owes a lasting debt for his services
in preserving one Of the great natural
features Of the new world, gives sn in
teresting account OF the Enforcement
for the Rsdemptionof Niagara !" fiction
is we'll represented by very charac.
teristic story from the Norwegian of
Jonas Lie, trans ated and adap'ed by
II. II. Boyesen; the editorial depart
ment OF Criticisms, Notes and Re-
views" presents brief, ineisive discus
sions OF various themes Of practical or
scholarly interest. New York; A. @.
Armstrong 4 Son }
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-03

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, March 1.-The st.
Louis Fair Association announce a
special race for their spring meeting
which will attract the attention Of
horsemen In all sections CT the coun-
try, and no doubt bring together as
fine a field OF horses as will start from
any wire this season. It is as follows:
Sweepstakes for all ages, 500
entrance, $500 additional, Tor starters
$4,000 added, of which $1,000 10 second
and $1,000 to third.
Oonditions--If Freeland and Miss
Woodford do not start, $4,000 only will
be added, and starters will pay only
$3.50 additional II the entrance, $1,000
to second and $500 10 third, sex allow
anoe, one mile and one.half, to be run
at the spring meeting of 1856, to close
April 5th,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-03
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
THE AGRICULTURAL LIEN LAW
PASSED THE SENATE.
The Majority and Minority Reports
on the PenitentIary-The Edu.
cation Bill.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.I

JACKSON, Mics, March 2.-Sndie.-
Senate bills passed la { night appTopri-
sting an additional room in the Capitol
Tor the use of the State library; for
the relief Of A. Loeb & Co. and Con.
Corblett, OF Meridian; to authorize
Meridian to subscribe TO the capital
stock OF the Warrior Coal Fields Rail-
road Company.
House bills passed for the relief OF
P. 4. Matthews, Sheriff OF Lafayette;
authorizing the original survey OF
the county; authorizing the levy OF
tax to pay the outstanding indebt.
edness OF Greene county; authorizing
the levy OF special tax to pay out
standing warrants 10 Simpson for the
relief OF Pleasant Joyce, of Ytzoo;
prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
liquors at Ebenezsr, in Holmes
county; authorizing the building of
school-house in Warren, with amend
ment; amending the law as TO who
shall p'actice dentistry.
The morning session of the Senate
to-day was chiefly given to the House
bill repeating the agricultural lien law,
which elected earnest speeches, both
pro and con-, and the bill finally
passed by vote Of 20 yeas to II nsys.
The act goes into effect the LIST OF July
next, and expressly Gays "tbe crop
grown in 1885 shall not be affected
thereby"
The report OF the minority OF the
Committee on the Penitentiary has
been printed and distributed among
the members. It's direct conflict with
that OF the majority report has created
quite a reaction from impressions
made by the majority. The two re-
ports we're to-day referred to a select
committee of five, composed OF
Messrs. Thrasher, Kemp, Deem,
Smith and Boyd, with instructions to
ascertain the differences which exist
between the two reports and to pro-
coed to investigate the same, with
power ID send for persons, papers,
etc.
Adjourned to 1880 o'clock pm.
HoUsR.
A bill to provide for a cotton weight
In the town OF Grenada passed.
A bill TO provide for the blind OF the
colored race in this State was referred.
The remainder OF the morning and
all of the afternoon session was given
10 to the consideration Of the public
education bill.
Adjourned to $50 o'clock pm.
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Dissatisfed WorI.inxmen.

ST.. LouIs, Mo, March For some
months past there has been consider.
able talk and issatisfaclion expressed
among over 400 men employed at the
Western Steel Works, Carondelet. The
discomfort is due, according to stGte-
ments made by the men, to low wages
that are paid by the lessees OF the
works. When the works started up
the men resumed, as they state, uuder
the impression that. the company
would begin with low prices to be fol-
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"rha nrrnen,ic,r Rernre. ;,

81 am thirty-five years DID," writes
Mr.. Charles H. Watts of West Somers,
Putnam county, N. Y, "and had SUI.
tered from dyspepsia for fifteen years.
The current treatment did me no good.
Listlessly, and without hope, gave
Parker's Tonic trial. can give the
result in three words-it cured me-" 1t
will cnra VIM ~
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $I5O,QOO.

90 We DO hereby certify thai zee s-Dervsse the
arrangements for all he AoHthiv and Quar-
tertp Drawings Of Ae Louisiana State LOTTERY
COMPANY. and IN person manage and control
The Drgsstn0I nemselUes, AID that the sane
are conducted tgits honesty, Jairness and iA
good faith toedyd all 8 aTttes. and zoe aHthOrise
the Company to Use tAts ceTtthedts, Uith fac
sinltles Of o.- sienaixTss attached ia y. ad-
UertiseneHfs"
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
u Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
I9Oth GRAND MONTHLY
AVN TUE

AND THE
Extraordinary Quarterly Drawing
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, March 16, 1856,
Under the personal supervision and man
agement OF
Gen.G. Il. BeAuregRrd, Of Louisiana, and
Gen. Jubal A. EaIlY, of VIRGINIA.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE firm Of r. K. LEE a co. .. composed
day been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
John Reid retiring from the business. The
business of said firm will be continued
under the same name by Mr.. r. Z. Lee,
liabilities and is authorized to collect all
debts due said lat, firm.
Memphis, Feb. II, 1885. r. r. LEE.
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NEw YoRK, March 2.-Michael Nc
Gable, Patrick Condor and an UNI
known man were found frozen to
death in the streets this morning.
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Sneezing Catarrh

The str'ssing sn'eLe, sne' re, snetz", the acrd
watery discharges from the yes and the pain
full inflammation extending to the hroat, the swell
ing of the mucous lining ing choking sensations
cough, ringing noises in the head and pliltng head
aches how familiar these symptoms are to thousands
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and who live In gnoI ance of the fact that "A single
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TARgH will afford instantaneous reiieC
But this treatment cases of simple Caiarrh gives
but a faint IDEA of what this remedy will do in the
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VIM advertisements.
IARRANT's
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Aperient.

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Nem advertisements.
WINCHESTER'S

OF LIME AND SODA
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KENNEBEC COUNT Yin Court of Probate
hetd at augusta, on the second Monday OF
k,LLA NJ. BLAIR, widow of George l.. Blair.
~, late Of Pittston. in said County, deceased,
saving presented her application for allow.
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively in the Kennebec Journal printed
ested may attend at a Probate Court to be held At
augusta, on the second Monday of MAY next.
ana snow cause. any they have why the PRAYER OF
said petition should not be granted VI
49,. H. 5. WEBSTER Judee
Attest;-HowARD OwEH, Register. w5vies
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From lis lbs. to 161 lbs.
To the Cuticura Remedies I owe
My Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.

A day never passes that do not think and speak
kindly of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. Seven years
ago, all Of a dozen Jumps formed on my neck, rang
ing in size from cherry stone to an orange. The
large ones irghtiul to look at, and painful to
bear; people turned aside when they saw me, in dis
gust and was ashamed to be on the street or in
cety. Physicians and their treatment, and all med
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pair tried the CUTICURA REMEDIRs-CUTICURA,
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and the large ones broke, in about two weeks, dis
charging large quantities of matter, leaving two
slight in neck to-day to tell the story Of my
suffering. My weight then was one hundred and
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and shall always | have never known what sick
ness is since commenced using the CUTICUEA REM
EDJEs." Sometime ] am laughed at by praislng
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every city In the world for the tenett Of humanity,
where the CUTICUEA REMEDIES shall be so.d ONLY.
so tina there will be rarely need OF ever ent"rng
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are positive cure for every
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pared by The POTTER ID 20 AND CHEMicAL Co,
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

The Kennebec journal establishment is prepared
Il all times give immediate attention to orders OF
my kind of book or JOB printing. We have every
facility for doing work cheapy and well. Have new
presses, large quantities Of paper stock, and the
a:est styles of type. Orders by mail will receive
ott.
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Notice.

CITY OF AUGUsTA,)
CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE(
AUGUSTA, Jan. Il.
Fast Driving.
Chap. XI. Sec. l. o. the city ordinances:
No person shall ride drive anv animal loose or
attached to carriage of any description or cause
them to be driven through any part Of the city,
within one mile OF the kennebee bridge, at an unus
ual, immoderate and dangerous rate, on penalty OF
not less than two nor more than ten dollars.
by reason of frequent complaints made of late
this ordinance will be strictly enforced.
janl II. T. MORSE, City Marshal.
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Mr.. Lewis r. Helms, proprietor Dravmen'.
Headquarters, San Francisco, suffered with
a severe cough for an entire winter witbou,
any relief. One bottle of Red Star Couoh
Cure made him As we'll as ever. Only 25
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-05-05

Can be had application at the office. The
Daily and Weekly taken together afford the best
Advertising medium for this section of the State:
For only so cents, special advertisement OF three
lines can be placed in the Daily journal for one
week A cheap way TO advertise for hired girls for
lost and found articles, and for houses 10 sell and to
rent As well adapted to Gardiner and Hallowell