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The Delta independent., 1888-01-31
nnICWr,S DIyEANC. DIkGRTFs,
CAUTION.

made (which can only be asccrtaincd
microscopical examination Of tho urini
curative In one stage or condition are
In others. We have never. therefore, at
for general sale through drngpists, re
well from nm extensive experience thni
fII coIrse Is to cnrofuliy determine the
each case by q chemical and microsc
urine, and then ndapt our medicines TO
casc and condition OF our patient.
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31

Orgunic woakr
decline OF the !
lsrss~. itnraifcd |
OF vill.powcr. !
drcd affections, .
..,.....Nt1N .strg.l
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31

Of inexpcrienccd
urinary nstulie. q
relief and cure.
skill OF our spec
trated treaties on
jntrust this class
dangerous prpccc
doing, while thou
treatment. Send
for q largo, illustl
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31
WEDNESDAY. IAN. 25.

SENATE-Senator Chandler's resolution
calling. on the Secretary of the Navy for in
formation relative to the purchase OF plans
in foreign countries for ships and ordnance
was agreed to. The Little Deficiency bill
was amended and passed. Considerable
discussion arose over some of the items
which had been omitted by the House, al
though the amounts were urgently asked
for by the departments. After an executive
session the Senate adjourned. +- =
HoUsE-After lengthy discussion the
resolution for an inquiry into the various
trusts and pools which control the price of
many articles was agreed to.
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SEEDS @ 1rnocs.
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31
NOT ALWAYS NE

BY original system diagnosis treat chronic
successfully without with personal
sultation always eihd patients. and
and
familarize system yet -jye
hundred whom cured. Tire
feet accuracy which enabled euce the
their
almost miraculous, view the light OF the early
telegraph, tho
Invention marvellous degree of
eructly locate fracture sub
marine thousand miles opgf Our venerable
thoroughly arilinr with
the that he acclutsly
In Washnptcn and forcic
whnf wi York well IL
between him and the
modern tcicnce.
a required E knowledge OF ccrtnin
From daSiucr
Sleuy ue nlcii
Ss'~ - led unrntstnltbo
uec and by of this fact
Il UoehOes have
k- trmo OF with the greatest accuracy,
without seeing aud Personally
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31

PILES FlSIULE, and other diseases affecting tho lovs
trvu.o
pio permanently cured nftccn twenty lays
send for lnuftfufrd Tttatis.
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31
| We OFFER
| No APOLOGY.

disonscs contract them innoocnily.
on doing good and allcNiniinR sun
We cannot imhginr. Why my on'
than most honorable To Curc the
we cannot understand; and yet o
nililct mankind there Is probably n
general prncticc know ~ little, "
heretofore, to trent with our best cot
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31
| DISEASES OF
| WOMEN.

the home physicians has I
specialists. Rooms for lad
waite. Send TIN crnfs IN 81
on Diecas,s OF Women. iLitl
color,ad plnta. llun uAE.nl.
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31

VIC nltc
orgIlni1sd.
fi,ssnt of ID
sulting oli
r~1n, Is y
ate nuS
which llni..
The Delta independent., 1888-01-31

TULE.-HuDdrcdsO Of cases OF tue worst IorI
OF structures, many OF them greatly nggravntet
by the cnrcless use OF Instruments I'm tho hand
physicians and surgeons, causing false pnssagci
nd other complications, annually consult us fol
That no czlsc OF this cnss Ia too dinicuh for th'
alista ID proved by cures reported in our Illus
these malndics, to which we refer with pride. II
or cases TO physicans Of small experience Ia
ding, Many a man Inns been ruined for life by %
sards annually loss their lives through unsltillfu
particulars OF your cnso and ten cents In stamp
rited treaties containing many testimonials.
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@eI9dften alt tptbmen. gle besegnen
mir NIT ritdR9ispplles dreunbli@teit,
itf, nInuhp. hie heihen MG661en hdben

Rerh Xffe,, A., t,,;At,e,,s 9If(e hpnpnnpn
n;Sr ,,,;r ,,,;t n ss5ssnniIe. rsumSIiTfeit
itb CLAUDE, Sic bei6en Mdb9sm baben
mid germ unb Der erfe Sngenieur ber
Sabtit bat ft6 III mid bsrliebt. 13ar
@eibad9t bdtteit mir eins sr6Bere Gee
fetfGdft5 5tM 5du1e, ''i1 tttuBfef fpielen
an6 'fingen 4 ber BeifaH .tpoIlte feii1.
GHbe tisbntsa. Srpb rtsities einfd9eh
aletbes' tbarbten bic Mdanst fetn Muge
boft AHttiri, abef fm 'tnodte eitt'fD ernfbafg
tes' 'NoraeHgefiBt, baB mir Bod &einer
nit eiietn WDrte ldltig sttsfdHe,t tpaBte. ;
Wenn lie NUN ,gar in meinent jSer3elt
bdttef felen f6ttnen,, tpie i'd lift Bqtt3es
BefGIeM berad1te utlb betdbf1eue!I
Bfilf iiber btefe .WeItIil'i Hod iliAp1in
,l1,iauli-ii19 sl,i. ,lnii lny e., :, II &
S@ientitane ma@ ni@t NlemaSlo Fl4
uno wunl@ios I9r ml@ oa9tHl 9eleol
5u paoeng mn loigef e@epgaalioH Oem
aagren iRag snt9egen pafreno, ogne
po1flui1g uti0 nDhe UufDt. @p1le MIR
frhberi@itet bon bieter @inf6rnnlgtett
beg Saielns, ooit-~oieter @rtarrung
ll1elaes 9eraeas gelprofgeg -.,l9 ienroe
ibm augerufert baben: lieter oen Sno!
IMP Huilltebe l9 ie0en Wolgen out uno
,lege MID ieben Abeitb tn b1efer Srets'
miible nieoer, eine Stun6e berlduft tpie
bic anberes ieoel bat ibrs Mrbeit uno bas
Gan3e TT 10 tiner9iinoll9 gral. glelDs
galtig, iorgentps uno leioenfbaftslos
= tuenn i'd moatf, tDHnte t9 butbert
Sabre oartrl alt tDerber uno bdtte bod
llur etnen eitlaigen Sag gelebt. 3ltpeis
len freiii9 fabre i9 mitten in ber Na9t
aut, mir tf's. als i9uebtett Vetpenlter
Sur9 meine Strbe, bic 8eiiter Der yers
gdngenheit faternb, lodenb, ipottenb
= usab tn Sbrdnen sebabet iiege i'd ba.
unipintarlit ellen tneine 8eoanten 5i
ibn. Sd begleite ibn auf allen ieinen
Wegen, i9 febe binter ibM, tpetM er
malt, i'd t9aue our1 bas bobe Teniter,
tpenn er ibr gu GuBen liegt, ibre Sdnbe
NIT 2hhen bebedtl ibr Siebe f9tn6rt -
bic Giebe, Die mir gebort, Der t9 midb
| geopfert L Ga@e! &a9e! f1reit es
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febserr llNlb Y .stpar l(aa5at e. iApb bad piAt
gas dgeriHgltap tneatt er fi9i pitt oenl bber
!, fdotil9en 9eNotratie perbaBtend d9pYas.
lpartismNs ,utlbJ 9@8jariS1llls, bermiI9t.
/, $m geggeHthellY S9et tnGgli .Igm .bem Bauer,
DOB Dollaitger tthD3 gum. Sittnforj altfs
/ ibmiugen tDerbe, 70 atlttportet er, baB
ibm bas re9t. angenebw ieitt tperbe, llnb
itinlnlt erF fe1t ftit ibn.5 sestt Baris 1T
g trob aler% 9drlnfesnen. ois duff ben'
StraBen ifattfin6etk mil benl 8oulans
gismus ni6t peitio per, ,lduabs srDenn ber
@eneral aud smeifelsobne, pieIe Mms
bdnger, r,5dbttj Ito ifebt ibln bprt Bic 9lrs
beiterpdrtei nit ibrstt" groBen @tirtm,
batailouett ettI6iebenl feinbli9 gegeit.'
iiber. unb bieNrbeiter iinb iebr 6ieI 5abls
tei9er, als bic 2a9eHilingsn utbin gas
trintpt U'}inf 7ns '1tiaiH ia4nlifGH '.tis4;ss
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1as Sabnfe n 9 tD's.. ',,Iisfsrn Bic
befen unsa billigRen Srudla6en. 8sbt
au ihnefl. .li.,i al.lsi an,I ..asl.. l.lit.alI..
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Sic mirtoo6 giitisit fin neine Boelien
aug benz 9o9lanb einen re9t besei9,
nenben StteI i'm @ebitss SarspI, ba.
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1T auf bag, mas er Fempfinben fol"
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mafleH .@ie Die .@ebi@tei n9as, alps
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bet gfbBe @ebnet &obert SHgeri6ll bBt'
'eitteW 8ublitunt' bon iiBer $500 gerfo.'
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IuAga'B naW Soilet manoern. ''f
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Garl IS6urs tpurbe aud BON
&roapriuaen WiIbeIm In ldngerer 9lus
biena en.pfauaen. ~ !. '''"H y 3'''i
~ Sas Befiaben beg Gaiiers ssrieb,
rid lit leiblim alfrtebeniteneub.,ai Seine
Rrdfte flaben etpds auaenonn1etl. Ser
Raiier mar b6llia fieberfrei.i "@l' !, 2
- Ser au,eritaniid1e General gons'
full WsuQer in ssranffllrt beriftet. baR
Der Wertb ber 9lusfubr in ietaetn Be-
,irfe i'm etfett Qliartal biefes csahres
i,m 81 900. 900 i'm 0eraIeid5e mil bslfia.
felbeu 3eitraume bes Worfofres anriids
aeblieben iei. m 7 = 7afH !
= Sci berfd,iebeueu .y}eutpobIeu AIR
frl aa6!ild,en Seblltirteufamuer erbielt
Beuerai NouIanaer aroRe Woioritdten.
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80 a5sl.tp.ei De 0era.l

Gin 59nerer fpri6t beieinemrei9eu
Banter Dos unb ,peiB iibn bur9 ergrei4
fenbe 6dilberltng ieihe, traurigen Sage
berart u4riibren, bob er. ieinent ,Gants
naerbiener tlingeitdlno libm li@ludseab
dlrHft: b IiudHisapi snsi tgit' sHa l.Jli-
sWerf'a Ben &ert binaus ~ er 5ers
bre6tstaer bas SessH fsl4i NJ giis6mo
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um ibrenss9TiefilsIs peHasasp p.uBa bit
iss. beg aaIasq @ ae4 &iHuHqaA llIRbsaHaAtpafn 'R
es aiSbis 1S.s IL ifaauSliiin,stliB iii i'll saat,utb
beifelt, als Sic pielleidbt 1lts eieftH III,
ifen Seller f6lteBek stlpefB It'd lie
i9risb, iab Ellie Saffere goaifaIeT Taiif b@as @
s!s'' Ss' | Bp gt g{ fsEf sHf ayas;;s f5sss
ben Sdhte Biht1ebt. yltn1 nun iibers
bieB am IeBtem GdgeG6es lSabrss, benz
traurisffer aler .9agG, ipeila trau uiGt
um Mitterna1t auf eii1em Miastenbaq
Elm Gsnbi1eip bat. Mein 6err ilub
meine s$3tfhe fabtea 3hsaipsgHs De3te
nod 6er Gtabt i5 bleibe tDie es' 'fi9 fir
cine CUTE grsie1ertil ge3ier,f, i'm 9auie
3ur9 HsiGlbupal Der Rinber. Sd babe
ibneii Nanntu9en gebadeu i,rb mir
tpefDeil tins tinett ,Yun|9 brauen -
$50 tuerben sic Die er9te e5t1nbe bes
teiem, sSabresf ertparten? sSu tuFiger
Geieul9aft, iliter 6der5 iIu6 Baden.
M6ge 10 Abnen, ,ilieber 9err @raf, elm
gutes, elm aeieanetes ieinl g8ie germ
iplirbe i'd fir 6iesbie 01nbe sum 6ims
mel tf6eben, ipenn SEX 5imnieI nafere
Gebete erb6rte 1nD unfefe Bitten erfaI.
tel siaDenn --sesilt gut ba6 er es inibt
thuf,soetil ih tpiirbe aiIerff ni6t feilte
@udbe, feline 9faHe berabbef6w6ren
Nse6eai ss6 babe Ben g{ainetl nidt
berAkfeuss Sen Giei mir Fegebea. s..il.s
gIhsy ia, min h,,. rhuf,,o md, / ! ~. u,
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mn Ssnf, III, an gie slrriif bin idY AFT 1
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ne ,anfSa o,,fmiifsioe SifIoer NH ieier fd,rs;z
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l1ntsrpffsIer;; ,.Rsrl, tpsuni sic II
bid tndreiJ bic Sie" blttntB filb =, Ste
sr5bts SampipqIss tpdrs /: eth Hptlim7lospgE i71ls ;.
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Yaniias, @sellllritiaItt,, llitiIt,l@l @luippallire, ebaa>
tiQp Spiben ii,tu a9emy 8teiteni far
h u ;uiuctDSR. ~ cSN rsas y ma ,ft..t3, II
itWettdte EtltlaBe0

q ,lwel6enli ills6s fa4eisela1 8iaas
Maa dSwtb, lMatniptfI Gefttdteri
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chances for supplying actual settlers
with homesteads.
Like every other question, il has
two A;Ies. Int | trust and believe
that usn VIII view tho matter in the
light of What will most heDeG. Louis
lana IN working up a%Anax',Dnm popn'
latson. and IL increasing be; reyc-
uues aud products. and ia placing
her not only la line with but far
ahead ef her sister States in wealth
and prosperity. Very respectfully,
GEORGE MOoRMaS,
President S;ate Immigration Asso.
e;ation of louisiana.
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Z KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
hire ,,so h'., ,us o.. III. hest feed s,t1
hirs In the CU!;llA;A, a;iG IL, pans nor
means will he spared ,"live that pttelltiu,
and care tn stock left in ny charge which
is necessary they snnalI haze. Special
attention viii lie given 10 tin: sale af
horses. mules, ~ anything else pertaining
20 the tdWery business, entrusted to me-.
Horses i,oa,ylni by III. week OF month ut
rea-ona'1e rates. Call an examine MY
stock, 4pspco, my siahl" and leakn my
charges. Feeling rontiatsl. 80 give enti4,
s;tttsfas1anh TO these VINO may patronage
,te. ! solicit a h.nrlal silaic .f he public
patronage. dee 4 !SA6
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fmrS1A ENTJnN
xs lScIvt St,,, Ia the S,,.
Held AT Ration zs1uxe Il.
October, lSSs.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ,
State of Louisian.

State OF Louisiana.
Whereas, The Louisiana s,,,.
Agricn'tura! Society has proyids%
FOR the holding Of q State Fair y,
the grounds of the Louisiana un;'
eers'ty and Agricultural and NJ.
cbanical College, at Baton Romeo
during the first week Of Oc,ohe,
1883, and has appointed an Execn.
tive Committee composed Of ron.
rrs"n'atise, energetic and capahIs
citizens to direct and manage thu
Same! whereas, said Fair will mn,
doubleday be Of great utility to this
Stale III making known her resour'
ees and attractions snd in adordino
~-or citizens excellent oppor.uuits
-9. Observing the merits Of III.
oa*Ton: fam products, and The i'm.
If~:et means and methods employ.
O.. IN The mechanical and agricu,tnr.
q ;g}astries.
j %aefeIore, |, francls I. Nichols.
&"ye.no7 Of the State of Louisian,
i~.a thought proper to ispue this nv
Proclamation. soliciting on behalf
o. dis commeudable enterprise t},e
tavo% ana The Liberal patronage Of
a ...eods Of prosperity, develop.
49, and p'sgress, aud particularly
.. aai as-oeIations and citizens Of
'b': ~s.j", and urging them to
CO.. 'l'"5e IN every possible mauuer
IL ING .4s:ress of said Fair; aud
tI"@ta,.v do urge upon them to
sIuao,. tor it such articles as viii
i.E-u~.s lie physical geography Of
shIs .~!a:e, her resources, her min.
eI1.s, L.sg products, her climate aud
her So! and also such other
a,tici~sas will exhibit her progress
III tee various arts and sciences.
furthermore request producers
and manufacturers OF ether States 10
their produce aud wares Tor
exhibition at this Fair, promising
sbem ali inviting field Of advertise.
Mcni AID patronage.
Furthermore, earnestly inyite the
Of other States to visit tho
Eslr und inspect our resources. as.
'hesA 81 II cordial welcome
on the part OF All citizsns, aud urge
Upon all lines Of railroads aud steam.
TO afford to the people Of this
aud Other States every possible en-.
cpusagement aud facility.
III testimony whereof | have here.
mt" signed this proclamation and
caused tie seal of the State to 10
affixed a, the CITY Of
Rouge th,s seventh Adsy Of
\. D.. 1853.
FRANCIS I. NICHOLS.
Governor OF Louisiana.
BY the Governor
l.. Z. Mason. Secretary of State.
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n. @. Chronicle : Because there
is not accommodation for them IN
the State insane Asylum, insane per.
sons are being kept in parish jails
where no proper care can be given
them. This is an abuse calling for
remedy as quickly as the General
Assembly eau do it BY sppropla.
TONS aud Otherwise.
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WeHesscs.s'rOts Bulletin.
xl~eussistnsA weather Service.

Nnw OELa;An>. Jane %, 1853.
From reports received represents
lug tile majority Of parishes it is
icarned that the weather has been
cloudy and showery throughout the
State during the past week, which,
combined with a temperature below
the average and very small per
ccutage of sunshine has been gciser.
ally unfavorabie to ali crops except
rice. Ina few Of the northorn par
ishes the actual local rainfall for the
week has sbeeH below the weekly
average. hat The excessive c!oudincss
and humidity have been nearly au
equivalent to the showery weather
that prevailed throughout the re,
maiuder Of The State.
'The weekly rainlalls reported arc
as follows:
F'urmerville, OBS; Mindcn, 1874:
Shreveport, 0.65; Calhoun. $50;
Monroe, AIS; Delhi, lao; Liberty
Hill, O.57; Point Pleasant, 1905;
Coushatta, O.87; Natchitoches, o.72;
trinity, 100; Alexandria, Ala;
N%arkoville, Ell; Cheneyville, BIZ;
New Hope. $50; Amitc, 0.s6;
Hammond. U.23: Button Rouge. liz;
Vaudeville, 1893; Grand Coteau,
!.O6; Lafayette, Ill; sugar Expt.
Sta, 264; New Orleans. O.62; Alb
beville, 3l.42; ThibodsuA, l.l9
inches.
The mean temperature for The
week has been generally below the
weekly normal throughout the State.
In the southern section i. ranged
from two TO four degrees below, aud
in the northern section from one to
three degrees below.
The amount Of sunshine vas great.
" deficient in all parishes. and in q
number the weekly amouni did not
exceed twenty per cent. Of The week.
y average.
OBSERVERS REMARKS.
Farmeryjlle--Best crop prospects
for MANY years need sunshine.
Shreveport-Kaiu daily, retafd-
ing farm work; weather cool.
-Caihoun-Eoo much rain. grass
Plentiful, cotton WORMS have ep-
peared.
Monroe--Cotten grassy, outlook
not-near as favorable as ten days
ago !; corn crop assured; cotton
worms reported.
Liberty Hill - Cloudy, damp
weather causing cotton to go to
weed.
Point Pleasant--Sbowery wealth
CT ; crops doing we'll.
Coushatta - Continuous rains,
crops grassy /; some farmers will lose
portions OF their cotton crops. Corn
fine ; oats light.
Tripity-Tco much rain. Gotten
grassy ; worms reported.
decentralization much ram; need
dry weather to make crops.
MarksSille--Crops continue to
promise we'll too much rain iD somc
sections !; everything considered the
outlook is bright.
New Hope--Incessant ehowers
have caused grassy crops.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rains re-
ported from some sections of parish,
scarcity 10 others ; sufficient here !;
lcrops favorable.
Baton Rouge--W Weather very
favorable to all crops.
+; MaodeviIIe--Good week for sweet
potatoes; other work at q stand
still.
Sugar Expt. Station-Crops DO.
ing we'll considering amount rain.
Grand Coteau-lrish potato crop
abundant; too many showers.
Jcanerette-Crops suffering for
work in good condition.
Abbeville--If rain continues
young crops will be taken by grass.
Thibodaux--Cane suffering from
excessive rains, work stopped.
R. Il. kERKAM,
Signal Corps, Director.
n. O. Chronicle :: Because there
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Pho toy tuP II. u Defective.

- "S u bDESO9uvOV
Photography is gaining promi'
nelce i'll the criminal courts. With
its help a Berlin ulerchant =
lately convicted Of crooked ways
in keeping bis accounts. The
slightest differences in coIor and
shade OF inks are made manifest in
the Photographic copy. Blue ioks
aFpear nearly white brown inks.
On the contrary, almost black. A
contemporary states that the books
of the accused were submitted to .
photographer, who took Of the pages
concerned and brought into court
the most uuIouhted occulsr
proofs of the ~ilEegimate after.
entry of some of the accounts.
A subsequent chemical test
substantjated this evidence. The
photographic is to be pre'erred
to the chemical test, hecaaes II br'nss
its proofs into the court, and sub
mits them to inspection; at the sane
time leaving tue document uoder
examination unharmed; while the
results OF n chemical test must be
taken on lie evidence of the chem'sI
atone, and the writing examined 10
perhaps destroyed. lu another case
Hmjiar to the above, the changing
g: the date of a note by an iDs'g'
a4!:eant earsure and addition vas
proved by means of Photographic
Scientific American.
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