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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-16
Weekly Weather.Crop Bulletin
NEW ORLEANS. June 8, 1889.

NEW ORLEANS. June 9, 1883.
Reports from all sections of the State
show that the weather conditions have
been extremely favorable to the grow
inc crsps.
The average temperature except i'll
the central portion of the State, has
been below the average for the same
week Of former years. but being ac
companicd by q percentage of sunshine
considerably above the usual amount
for the week in nearly all sections, has
affected the crops fayorably.
The rainfall has been below the
weekly average throughout the State,
except in the extreme southeastern
portion from whence an excess Of from
one to one and one-half inches is re-
ported. III the cotton region the aver
ase rainfall for the week was about
four tenths Of an inch, all sufficient fer
present needs. In the sugar region
the weekly rainfall was about the aver
age for the week. The weekly rain
falls reported were as follows Far
merville, O.1O: Mindcn. O.31 Shreve-
port. ESQ: Calhoun, 0.2O: Monroe,
0.10; Nicksburg, Miss, O.56; Natchi
toches, 0.20: Alexandria, 0.23 Marks
vile, 0.16: Cheneyville, 0.SO; New
Hope. 600 Clinton. O.70 Amite, 0.50:
Trinity, O.01; Vidalia, OPS Baton
Rouge, 012: Grand Coteau, 0.O2;
New Iberia. esq: Jeanerette, 100;
Thibodaux. O.92 New Orleans, 2.S6
Sugar Experiments Station. 2.34 Man
dcville. 0.3S.
EXTRACTS FROM OBSERVERS REPORTS.
ville-Crops look fine lay
ing by cora and choppins cotton is the
order Of the day in this section.
Calhoun-Crops doing well.
Monroe Corn, cotton and vegetables
are doing splendidly.
Vicksburg-Crops doing we'll the
abundant sunshine of past three days
has resulted in marked improvement
in the cotton.
Trinitx-Reports from this section
very t1attering.
Vidalia Prospects for good crop
very encouraging cotton good stand,
clean and growing fast corn fine
generally.
Alexandria Some cotton in bloom
won't need rain for Il week.
Marksville-Crop reports from ev-
cry section of the parish are encour-
aging. Rain just sufficient to improve
all crops.
New Hope-Crops growing splendid.
Clinton-The past week has been
al that could be desired. All crops
doing we'll very little grass in the
crops.
Baton Rouse-The dry weather has
been very favorable to crops.
Mandoville-Cane looking well
oren laid by-a good stand.
Sugar Expt. Sta.-Crops growing
finely rain was not injurious.
New Iberia-Too much rain crops
good but grassy.
Abbevile-All crops are looking
well cotton in some localities is very
backward and quite small.
Thibodaux Crops are growing line
ly and generally are clean and free
from grass and weeds.
Jcanerette-C growing finely
corn mostly laid by, prospects good ;
reports are favorable for cotton and
rice. II. Z. KERKAM,
Signal Corps: Director.
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very Respectfully Yours,
+. SAMOAN.
Parish Treasurer.
ihibodaux. La, May2S 1888.
Mr. Mathews in the chair
Mr.. Conlon offered the following resolution
and the saline was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That by tie terms proper funds
used in the resolution offered by Mr. Seely
this day, apPropriatlng funds required to
cover all the claims approved this day. that
it is the intent Of this jury that said claims
shall also be paid from proper appropriations
rs the face of the claim shall evidence.
The chairman of the Finance Committee
presented the following re ort which. o..
motion OF John 5. Seely, was duly adopted
Th:bodaux. La. May %. 1888.
To the Police Jury-The Finance Commit
tee, to whom has been referred the reports OF
the Parish Treasurer from March to date.
present the following report:
For the year lsS7 there is balance on
hand OF $2OI6 67 cash. against winch appro-
prnpriat Ons have been ma'lc amounting to
$3.50 II. These being paid there will remain
y balance in cash OF SiO36 50.
There still remain unco!lected taxes and
bills receivable amounting to sos 81 which
when collected will raise the amount Of the
unsxpendcd balance of 1887 to Sl745 H.
For the year 1888 the collections have been
$685. of which Slfa5 40 have been paid tor
current expenses, leavlu. balance ii tleas-
ury OF $3.50 90.
There are claims registered to this date un-
paid. amountin. to Sll25 ~, which lea YES
the Indebtedness of the parish for the prese ut
year. $y74 81.
The payment of the election expenses for
the election held in April last out of the
funds Of 1887, reduces the liabilities uf the
present year very materially.
Respectfully Submitted
5. L. GRISAMORE,
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Proceedings
Or THE
POLICE JURY.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

State OF Louisiana. Parish Of Lafourche.
Thibodaux, La, May 90. 1885,
The Police jury in and for the parish Of La
ment Of yesterday.
Present-Presidrnt Coulon and Messrs.
Grisamore, Seely. kraemer. Delaune, Moran,
Cheramie, Mathews and Ayo.
Absent S. Folse.
synopsis Of the proceedings Of yesterday
was read and adopted as such
The Committee on Claims, threugh its
chairman. Mr.. Seely, presented the following
report:
Thibodaux. La, Nav g, 1SSS
To the President and Members Of the Police
Jury:
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Claims. to
whom various claims were referred. be-.
leave to say tnat they have examined thesa
carefully and report favorably on the follow
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Amount Of claims approved and re-
gistered to No. l2e inclusive =. Sll25 ~
Respectfully submitted,
+. SAMOAN.
Parish Treasurer
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JNO. 3. SEELY.
l.. kRAEMER,
JAS. MORAN.
On motion of MIR. tirisamere the above re
port was received and adopted.
Mr.. Seely presented the following resolu-
tien, duly seconded hy Mr.. Moran:
Resolved. That the sum of seven hundred
and sixteen 31-lU0 dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated out of the proper funds
to pay the claims numbered l23 to l4S. and
approved this day.
Yeas-President Coulon and Messrs Grisa-
more, Seely. kraemer Ayo. Moran, Mathews,
Dc!aunc and Cheralnie.
Nays-NOne.
At this stage the reports of the Treasurer
postponed from yesterday. were handed in,
duly read, and referred, andsr the rules, to
the proper committee.
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5. I. GRISAMOR
H. AYO.
M. DELACNE.

The chairman of the Committee ON Drain
age presented the following report. which on
motion OF Nj. Moran, cuiY seconded. WAS
adopted:
Thi niaGx, ,.,l, May -. 1855
To the Police .iury-rhc Committee on
Drainage. to whom / iis been deferred the re-
port OF the Parish Treasurer, present he tsl-
lowin. statement:
The report shows that work has been done
in several OF the districts. notably in No. :.
and that there reniaIas liz the treasury IL sum
aggregating s. % - for the continuation OF
the various works undertaken, and which
have already resulted in the accomplishment
of great benefits to the parish.
l.. kRAEMER
JNO. ). SEELI.
$. I. GIlSAMORE.
Whilst the jury had under consideration
drainage matters. Mr.. @. Lcpino, one of the
commissioners of drainage district Ne g. re
quested the permission tJ present vcrsa
statement to the jury. Granted.
Mr.. Leplue stated that hts co-cclumisSion-
ers and himself did not agree as Ia tide points
wheI etlom the drainage Of said district
could be more readily and successfully OBJ
Of appointing two additional commissioners
in said district. with view Of giving lie II
parian taxpayers. Residing in the upper por-
ton of the district due representation on the
boal d of drainage commissioners thereof.
Mir. See Y in the chair.
Mr. Coulon presented the follown. resolu
ton. which WAS duly seconded and adopted
Resolved, That section } ol Ordinance No
1853 be amended SO as to read That fo.' each
and every district there shall he not les.
than three commissioners elected
Mr.. Coulon moved that the jury now pro
cesd to elect two additional commissioners iol
District No, q. Carried.
Nominations for said commissionersllip
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Mrs. Prudence Orchard, of Winni-
peg. walked thirteen miles to run away
with married man.
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\ Moving Tale: Charitable Plumber
1t seems incredible, Mr. BottOmdOl-
lar, that YOU should be reduced to this
distress. You were able to pay my
bills last winter.
Mendicant (who has asked loan of
his plumber)-i was, sir, but yesterday
was moving day and had to settle
with my truckman.-Ie.cus Siftiays.
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He Was Charged: "Well, Patrick, /
see YOU stand charged with drunken
ness and disorderly conduct 2"
'Impossible. your honor. l only
charged myself with a little fine whis-
ky
"Well, then, | will charge you with
little whisky fine. Five dollars,
please. e.-Detroit Free Press.
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We seldom regret having been too
mild, too cautious, or too modest but
We often repent having been too vio-
lent, to preeipitatc, or too proud. .-Er
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l.. p. Caillouet. J. P P.Sl5 1881
Thibodaux Pharmacy. acy.... 400
Ihl6sdaux Pharmacy 10 80
&. A Engerran constable ..-... % Is
Theophie Thlbodaux, sheriff .. 900
Ihlbodaux Sentinel --...-.-.... 81 90
ThibodanX Sentinel Observation-Disclosures. 1877 90
Ihibodaux Sentinel l---........... 80 90
K. X. Mcbride l -
ii. W. Tabor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4SO
M r. Dunn h Bro $500. ...... Is 90
Z. "A. Engerran, constable .-. IL 40
Anatole Naquin. GOO
P. +. Thibodaux NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Frank Hoffman, n-.-..--.-..---..... l3 90
X. A. Fros' .-....-.--... ....... ...... 25 20
LeufrOid Dalslc 90
Oscar LcgenAre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
III. Tetreau- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 20
W. &. Ragan I67 90
l.. +. Calllolet, } L ----..... l4S7
j. N. Walsh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
ThibodauX Pharmacy y.. %
'rhibedaux Pharmacy.... .. $50
Thibodaux Foundry y------...... l5 70
DR. John GaZZo, coroner .. 80 90
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POLICE JURORS.
President, II, n. Couion, .Jno. S. See Y
T. Grisamore. Sosthene Folse. NJ. De-
laune L. Cherami, James Moran, Hamil
ton Ayo, Chas S. Mathews and L. krae
mer. Clerk Police Jury, Alfred Engeran.
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Parish Treasurer.
Thibodaux. La, May Is, 1893.
/. the undersigned. treasurer of the parish
of Latourche, do solemnly swear that the
above is true and correct showing of the
finances of the parish, and further swear
that have not directly or Indirectly specu-
lated on the same. SO he lp me God.
f. SAMOAN. Treasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
Goth day May. A. ID. 1888.
J. W. KNOBLOCH,
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MOUSDSVILJE.

Mr. J. T. Francis will move into his
new store by the latter part OF next week.
Miss Eina Hogan leaves on Monday ior
Baltimore.
Burnie Smith, little boy 1--WE or six
years of age, fell off a bench Thursday
evening, breaking his arm above the
elbow.
Two unknown tramps attempted to steal
a ride on b. Il y freight train yesterday
afternoon, when near the bridge near town
the conductor discovered them and ordered
them to get of. They, not obeying yerS
promptly, he kuocked one OF them OF
while the train was going at high rate Of
speed, falling on a pile Of stones he cut
several deep gsshes in his head. he
wanted to bring suit against the company
for damages, but came to the conclusion
that this IL poor town.
Prof. D. T. WilliaUs left yesterday ioi
his home, near Sistersvi!le. lie will b'
back about the fist Of May.
Commencement exercises took place o.
the school building yesterday. There
were four members III the graduating class
Daisy Hunter, Laura Martin, JESSIE
Martin srd Eva Roberts.
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DISS DEBAR

Accused of NIurdor-Lawyer Marsh says
She Is Bad Women.
NEW YORK, April 10 On the strength
of the affidavit Of David Yalkenba1gh, nd
ministrst0r Of the estate OF Samuel Il
I.osWeaherz, sn old art dealer, who 1t has
been limited at was poisoned by Nine. Diss
Debar, search was made to-day OF Luther
Z Marsh's house, No. lG6 Madison
venue. II is suspected that Nine. D!sS
Debar's paintings, which she claims were
given her by King Ludwig, Of Bavaria,
were some that she had stolen
from old LOeweuheiz. Central Of
dce detectives were accompanied
nv Mr. Yakenburgh aud Maurice A.
F.iediauhsr, an artist. Mr. FneGlander
identified about 30 valusble paintings
there are some that he had formerly seen
in Loewenhe:z's shop. Dir. EaikeGbur%h
also identified the pictures a. the ones
which were stolen from LOweuherz. Toe
paintipgs are no; the celebrated 'SpooS
PICTURES" but are those which Nine. DIss
Def,ar SAYS came to her through her al
Legged mother, Lola Moatez The possess
sion of these paintings hy the Diss Debars
and the demands made for their return by
Lowenherz, il is clsimed, is what led 70
the murder OF the latter.
A friend of Mr.. Marsh, onaof the few
whom ne will permit TO speak to him on
TIE suhiect, ssys that he is convinced that
Mrs. Debar is bad woman, ard that he
will never have anything more 10 do with
her. But he is more sorry than angry at
this. for he still believes thSt she il great
medium, and that the Generals pictures
are spirit piCtur,s Mr.. Solomon, whose
vigorous testimony sgaiust his trouble
some sister was feature of Fridays ex.
animation, explained to-day how she had
iusrstia,ei herself into the condolences OF
the miserly old picture dealer, Loe"en'
herr. He SAYS that his father knew
LosuyenheTZ in the Old country, and that
when Mr.. Sal0mon died 10 Convene NJ
atrest, IN 1850, Mr.. LOewenherz attended
his funeral By introducing herself rs
the daughter of his old friend, Solomon,
Ms Debar got his confidence and his
pictures.
Mr.. Solomon sent Howe K Hummel to
day another Of the interesting begging let
tiers tha: the DiSs Dsbars so often favored
their Kentucky relstiyes with. This ont
is from the General TO Miss Augusta A
Salomon, his wiie's sister. IL IL dateC
Onsst, Mass, February 20, 1SS6. He ouly
wants SIS, but he wants it very badly
He promises to pay by the lst Of May, bu
adds: should you prefer some work o
niue in place Of cash, will paint you ~
artistic portrait in oil from any portrai
Won NAV send. | have had some success
in that line for two summers past"
Throughout this letter, and it is yer,
long one, be continually refers to his VII
n Aun and Auna, and never 0s Edlth
LO'eta.
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BEIIAIRE.

ID TO last night about 900 shares hsd
bsen taken in the new gas company. 5. y.
Cummius had 800 shares on one book.
There ia no doubt but the people Of the city
will subscribe the SO, 0O) wanted.
The young folks OF the Episcopal Church
will hold Crazy Tea" in Blum's vacant
store room, on Belmont street, his even
ing.
Turner Hall, is largely attended. There
have been special attractions every even
ing The affair closes this evening
Col. c. l.. Poormsn is q candidate for
Presidential electo--at-large.
The road-caIt and the big doll of the
May festival yesterday.
A number OF X. CT p. eXcurted to Sleu-
benyills last night
Johp Troll announces that the Bellaire
and st. Clairsyille read will be extended,
and soon Bellaire people can 30 TO CieTe-
land over this route.
The new prssscd-brick mandatory adj
yertises for practical brick manufacturers.
The lower wharfbost is being repaired
and Fixed up generally.
The B. z. & c. will make extensive re-
pairs ON their tracks in this city.
IA is said thst parties nave been in this
neighborhood for the past week leasing sll
the land they can get at from 81 to - OF
an acre. The Standard Oil Company is
probably aware that We mean business
Money for the new natural gas company
can be subscribed at the following places:
First National Bank, Z. A. hcGregor
and S. o. Cummins'.
The Bsllaire Stamping Company has
leased the plant Of the Goblet Works for a
term of wears. The former concern pur-
I chased the plant and business of the Buck
/ eve Lantern Company some days since and
are booming things.
/ The Tildeu Democratic Club has dis
/ PLAYED big sign in font OF headquarters.
Col, PocTman has returned from the
legislative halls and will Tow turn his at
! tention 10 editing the Tribaas.
One unfortunate paid iue yesterday for
drinking
A Young man who was waiting on b.
& o. train about midnight Thursday even
/ ing was misused for becoming very saucy
20 the gentleman in charge Of the depot.
J. A. Gallaher will 20 IS q delegate to
the meeting of the Episcopal Churches OF
Ohio, which convenes at Marietta next
month.
Ths flint glass workers held meeting
/ last evening.
]. NJ. Msriug and T. T. Hart will be
home from Findlay this evening.
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BENwOOD.

The l o o. + of this place and sister
Lodges of B=llaire, will attend the Metho,
dist Church in a body tomorrow Sunday
morning. Rev. W. King will deliver al
appropriate OBSCURE on this occasion. g,
A small c5ild Of Mr, Floyd Bowers lei
of a chair yesterday and broke Its colisl
bone.
An employe of the lower plant, engage;
about the rolls, wss struck in the moutt
with one of tie hooks and has badly Gu
up mouth and face il consequence.
William Niedermyer, the boy struck b!
the cara at Boeg's Ran, Thursday evening
on his way home from school, was erro
neously reported dead. His Injuries AT
serious and his escape from death miracu
lous, but every hope is entertained of hi
recovery.
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FOL N
s.vs. "r~,rl.c acquaintance with . tru
fr-qI slways ,gCGsaSss our respeckt fuT
tls' friend,
Tins :, tie reason Why SyUvita Blocks
c,,,,r-.a ~ make rie1ds ~ their virtues
b.,,,-r, m. .r-r known. Clefgymen, public
s~s.ss-s. .- 4 people IN SIT the avenues Of
H.. ave % -,,r IN tlsis praise OF that won
5s-s.l n,r. rrr-edv. SyQyita Cough Blocks.
,Tlav a-s yy7--arist 70 cure CoEshs, Colds,
Er,1rg.rls Nta-scrgs Tickling N the
~5-5,r. .,.-r Ta-cgJ and Group; p doses,
y g--fs EfraJ,scs hgSr testimony to the
rarl,-, ,h,a cur.s Of DIaT-ETa, Dysertery,
Flux. Caa-cf iaLl,Gu0, cr summer COM
plain, and Cholera NorSua, elected By
Svpy.,s E'.rsh=r-y Blocks; - doses, p
r.Dt. g.. have ataCas o. testimonials
from rotS.--. wra. after dosing their chill
drar with s,-ons meGiC;Ncs for other sup
re,..' 3..,..s-~ sa.s Completely cured them
he us.n, S~ng5'. Worm Blocks; % doses,
% esr.s. Ate va have tJlei al the
h.yH-1r,r' au;-Gy -rru Il a. Srd rave ioEhu
no -e..s: hay pIrSn,c OF SynyltS hId-
rev blood s-.t Sv,r blocks and be cured.
s.i do-.,. d. rsn,.. II yea wSHt ths finest
tonic Bites r tho market, bay q package
OF Srav.a Sitter ilocEs TO- p cents, and
maSs ,rou % ga'lon Of pure tonic Bit
tiers
All those -suyrs.s only / cent dose.
Nohay. rots-sSu8On. no sticky bottle. Put
min intent vzgEgecS. Warranted 30 cnrs
or money refunded. Sold by druggists
sveryNhr,a. G,tR checker board OF your
"a
c:-4 .ar .ro-v o. '.TgE SYSygTA BLOCK, y
which car,,la4 . history OF diseases and
cars. o. send ] ces, stamp for a sample Of
Cons5 5.oc, AMI copy of TUE SYNyITA
BLU,G. Address. The Synyi;s Co, Lock
Boz 30 Dslphas, ONO.
ASrnv ?. HISS, Agent for Wheeling
opposite p.~'T.tvs- a.,
D. T.. NeSwJRns, Agent far Martins
Ferry, o.
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Heueyys Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story,
the truth of which is veuched for by the
residents of the town: al am 73 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now l am free
from all pain and soreness, and am able "a
DO all my own housework. | owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters tn- having re-
newed my youth, and removed completely
all disease and pain" Try a bottle, SOC
and 81 at Logan & Co.'S drug store.
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sr,rrs-Onll and steady

STATES-Dull ana STEADY.
RAILRoADs-Moderately active; sales
81, 367, goo.
SToCKs-The stock market was lessSct-
i've to-day and not strong in the forenoon
but towards the close there was general
upward movement, attended in some
stocks with little excitement. The news
of the day was entirely Insignificant aud
there were no new Developments OF any
kind. The market became very dull after
noon aud no feature was shown until the
ls,t hour, when Reading became extreme
ly active and moved up sharply, gaining
II Der cent from its lowest figure. The
close was active and firm to strong at or
near the best prices Of the day. Almost
everything is higher this evening, though
the gains are fractional only. Sales ISL
435 shares. Quotations CLOSED bid as fol-
lows:
Adams Express 1875; American Express,
109: Canada Pacific, $50; Central Pacific,
29I; Chesapeake and Ohio !; do preferred
firsts u do seconds q; Chicago and Alton,
1876; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ll9!
Delaware and Hudson, 10S5; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western l2s5; Denver
ard RIO Grande, 18!; Erie %; do pre-
fsrred, 81; Fl. Wayne, 154; Illinois
Central 1l9!; Lake Shore, 90; Michigan
Central, 79!; Minneapolis and St Louis,
81; do preferred, 15l; Missouri Pacific,
"a; Northern Pacific, 23i; do preferred /;
All; Chicago and Northwestern, 1881; do
preferred, 142; New York Central, 1861;
Oregon Transcoutiuental, %; Pacific
Mail. 33s; Peoria, D & E 19a; Pittsburg
l59; Pullman Palace Car, 142; Reading,
col; Rock Island, 1l0l; ST. Louis AND
San Francisco 26l; do preferred, 81; first
preferred, 11n4; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1898: St. Fsul and Omaha, 37S
DO preferred 1861; Texss Pacific, 25l Union
Pacific 53}; Unitsd States Express IS;
Western Union 75s.
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IHAvE been q sufferer from catarrh for
the past eight years. Having tried num-
Der of remedies advertised az ''ouTe cures"
withou. obtaining any relief, had re-
solved never 10 take any other patent med.
icines, when a friend advised me to try
Ely,s Cream Balm. l did so with great
reluctance. but can now testify with pleas
ure that after using il for six weeks be-
lieve myself cured. 1t is . most agreeable
remedy-an invaluable Balm.-Joseph
Stewart, 624 Grand Ave. Brooklyn.
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Buekun's Aruica SsIve.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, anG
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
IL II guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Prics25 cents per hex,
For sale by Logan Il Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-21
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NEW YORK, April 2O.-Dry Goods
In the general demand the appearance
were unchanged, but there was more bust
ness in motion as the result Of Orders.
Agents have revised prices Of b'eached
cottons as follows: AndrOscoggin ste,
c Cabot 36-inch &c, c, do 3l-ihCh G!c.