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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
BASE BALL.
III. It. Louis Club Heavily ti""f'

III. Il. Louis club Heavily tin"'.
NEW YORK. September ll.-f"si-
dent Wikoff of the American assoc'a,
ton. has notified President Br, ne: Oh
the BROOKLYN Club. that a fine cf Si'1'V
in each case has teen imposed upon the
st. Louis Club for their refusal to iini,h
the came of September eth, ut BROOK
lyn. and that the Brooklyns may rela,n
aii line percentage Of receipts due To
the st. Louis Cub for playing any
scheduled games with the Brookiy ms.
All other clubs have received notice 10
retain the st. Louis PERCENTAGES OF
games until the above amounts nave
been made up.
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conded this, AMI it WIS discussed at

length.
President Livingston. Of the Farmers
Alliance Of Georgia, spokesman for the
Alliances at large. made vigorous
speech in support Of the motion.
and said the Alliance would soon be
in n position to dictate terms and not
beg for justice. He held that to en-
courage the cotton-bagging manuiac-
ture would build up an important
Southern manufacture. England would
soon cease to object to the Innovation
The Livervool Exchange sent letter
objecting to cotton bagging. The Bfe-
men Exchange wrote that it bad no OBJ
lection If the material was heavy
enough to afford certain protection
The resolution above referred to was
then adopted instead Of the one sub
mitted by Mr.. Thomas. The New Or
leans Exchange will give dinner to
the delegates TOMORROW night.
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William c. Pendleton, editor of the
Wvthevlle Patriot, telegraphs The New
York Herald from Marion, under date
of the 10th instant, as follows:
"Mahone's election TO the Governor
shin of Virginia would be a calamity TO
the State and TO the Republican party.
His sefish and corrupt management OF
the partv has produced rupture IN ke-
publican rarks that can never Dc hea''
ed except BY his retirement from the
leadership. There are thousands oil he
publicans in Virginia who do rot re
card him as the candidate OF the party,
but "a the candidate of his own ma
chine. Hence they will not vote for
him. The leading papers are refusing
10 support him. and numbers oil the
most Influential Republicans have de-
Ic cIared cpen hostility TO him. Ibis
number is being increased daily.
LACK OF SPEAKERS.
There will be few SPEAKERS of ability
To espouse his cause on the stump most
of those who have heretofore done such
work being enlisted in the anti-Mahone
cause. Among the masses no enthu'
siasm has as vet been shown Tor him.
1 The voting masses seem to be chilled
and Indifferent. 1t is the frequent ex
preston of those who Will support mn
that they will do so because OF theil
dislike of democracy. no, because thel
like Malone nor that they have any
confidence in his strength. =.
| Another embarrassment Mahone j
having is to get the consent oi IL
ruent;al men To run a candidates 10
state Senate and House Of Delegates
His mauipulatOIs are constantly 6
work irving to persuade good men L
run, and in this way perhaps strenStne
Malone. but they are meeting VIII
poor success in this part Of the state
This shows n lack of confidence III hi
chances OF success.
"Mahone will be a failure on IN
stump. Out of curiosity crowds vi
, probably gather TO see him. Dut the
l will soon grow weaIy OF his long ara"
sentences, piping voice ana banta'
strut and quietly stroll away.
MAnoNE's MAINsrAY.
f -sThe strong feature of Malone
camnairn will be Doodle. When yo
meet with one OF his enthusiastic 10
= lowers he will say that the Boss
f bound 60 win because Quay has prom
~ ised him an unlimited quantity
bo odle. The hungry vultures are shaF
/ eoino their beaks. They Will feast up'
+ Malone corruption fund. but 1T "
II do him no good. The recent Repub
@ cans are disgusted with the prospect
filthy Doodle campaign. and VIII sta'
o off in this fight. Malone could bare
/ win if every Republican III the Sii
! should give hun cordial suppo
There are thousands who will not v'
d tor INN. and he will be defeated by
r large majority"
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The 81. Louis Republic tells the story
- ,he Snan ana Mr. Winston. VINO
briefly Represented America III neis's nn,
not long ago. When Mr.; WINSTON 70,
a. Teheran. the Chamberlain presented
10 him four elephants III the name OF
the Shah. Mr. Winston. VINO had never
seen an elephant outside OF a mepag'
sr,e was parai, zed at bis situation. but
maraeed to express bis thanks 'or we
shah kiodae,s, Ba: he did pef ,'as
the elephant
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4 MORMON BISHOPS SON
Convicted os a -eriou- onen~e.

Convicted os a serious ohen~e.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, September
Snow, q son OF Eras'uS
snow. one of the apostles of the MOT
mon Church. has Just been convicted al
beaver. Utah. of indecent assault on Il
eleven-vear.old daughter Of Professor
Toiherineham. Il was elected III lne
nrorress OF the trial that the case han %
neen tried by the highest council oi 'he
Mormon Church. and that Snow was
communicated. and that the whoie
otfair had caused split in the chulch
throughout Southern Utah.
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Ii >.tF t,rAor ~IHItI- itttilduNh. -
IUuN II. POWELL, lrinciphF ,.....,.,..l
MI-. j. a. i'-'' - -. thl. ErAitU-
,,.i. ANp nNN ~rnouL foh on ~, q, "A "A
,,i,'- .~pf lIlI.F GIRLS will beg D. W ~,
\F-DAl. september % l0o'' "i"
l..-n.ffnciion thorough ana cohpl'' '.. '',
t... Iiufrfrtr.e ro culleentt '"'l7' ,, ,,.
.I...t. special advantages 300 MD',lh ii',, .,i',.
...res ana MUSE. ' Hii'"'i ''
t...,I his. fuel. and insirncilo d" '"-
.... i,"l..h 0aiii... With lnin, sou 60.
,'.i, f0f oai1lo1ue at ihc bookstores "' ''
either principal. ..t..NntTnfoc1
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KANSAS CITY. Sspts smber lit 10
ssid ex. Congressman William Warner
lsft for Washing ton to- night IN response
TO . telegram from the Secretars Of the
Interior. prseumshly to consider 'hs
Offer Of ,bs position Of csmwSsiogN "
pspyiops
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,oo,utm .nt b, The stale Committee
4t... tltpf..

ALEXANDRIA. VA, September
Only one ancuncemcl IL was 'na1e ~
,he STATE Committee o'daN-' oionei -
f Coleman, Southampton, Monday 'he
lbth instant.
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Joint Discussion Between MAJOR scott
and >lsmp.

EsTELLvnLE, VA, September IL
Major r T. Scott and Colonel {. slemp
had joint discussion here yesterday
before a crowded house. Colonel Siemp
opened in forcible speech Of one hour.
Major Scott followed in a speech never
surpassed at this place. He successfully
contradicted lhe charges made against
the Democratic state administration
dealt killing blows to the opposition
and apparently male fine impression
Both speakers were dignified and cour-
tcous. and everything passed off plea
sintly.
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DECATUR. Ill. September ll;-Early
Yesterday morning. MIS- 81 o1I'r ~. or p
wealthy widow. was sho1 ue"u =?
son. Harry Starr, who saw her nsu'e y,
move across room adj lining his " own Il
and fred quickly without wai'ins u
mike any investigation.
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MISS MEAO'S BODY
Allowed to Lay All Night ON the Canada"
shore.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE. y. y. Septem-
ber ll.-Tne body Of Miss Annie Nead,
Of Binghampton. who committed sui
eide by going over the American iails
last Thursday. WIS recovered from 'he
whirlpool at Doon yesterday. and taken
TO the c ,nadian shore. Word was sent
to the cororer. bat up to a late hour last
night the body still lay on The sno'e,
no one being permitted 10 remove u
until the arrival of the coroIer' IL WAS
a most disgraceiul act.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo-. September ll.,An
evening paper published an article Ias'
night charging that Charles +. Meddie.
Mayor Noonan's private secretary was
gniity Of forgery in signing the Mayor ;
name TO oiii cial Documents. ana he was
engaged in the barter and the sale OF
the MAYORS Influence without tne
Navor knowledge. The cuerges "rr
fine most serious ever brought against
a city official. and were the talk oi 'ne
whole city last night.
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CINCINNATI. o., September ll.mAt
Ellenboro this mornllig' 'e"I5o A.
mont stabbed aud fatally w0unueo y =,
1rev Wilson in a quarrel over 53l,o so, =
land. Pierpont is undef arrest nc .
r~lated to +. II. pierpout, The war So'
.ernor of West Virginia.
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DANvlLLE DOTS.
New Nursery tompan; - ne """' ''''
East Tennessee hniif"'"
sales.


r,.t r.nne-.c. Railroad - i"'"''"
sales.
spec al to the Times.
p,NyuL.. Va. september ll."-A
stock company has been formed here
w,,h ample capital. Tor the purpose 81
e.tablishing ami conducting near .ne
citv a first-class nursery, To supply '"'
ornNing demard throughout inis s'V'
tion for fruit and shade trees.
The city courcil this afternoon II
a3or,,d Tie ameuded order appoint
inc October 18th as the day Tor hoi'-
in9 the election to determine the lu's'
t,on OF the city subscribing Sloo'o,V III
bonds TO ,he capital stock OF ihe bah'
vile and East Tennessee Railroad
General Ewing. president OF the At,
,an,,c and Dln,ille and Dinvii'e ana
East Tennesse railroads, hit Tor Ne"
York this morning. ,,
Receipts OF leaf toblcc) are erowips
very small, and 1t Is evident mat 'ne
old crop 10 first hands IS about ex.
hausted. Sales lasted less ttan thfee
} hours to-day.
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THE CAMPAIGN
Democrats on Guard at All POINTS,
l~IScials TO the Tines
49, ..,.,. .rr nfHu1'

~iSciais 10 ihc liih's'I
PRINCE EDWARD ALL RIGHT.
FARMvILLE, Va. September lO.-ihe
regular weekly meeting OF the fhii' PC
Kinney Club, No. /, took place last
NIGHT in the courthouse, ana aiter
transsctiag routine business the cluo
was addressed by Hon. W: IL mann: I:
of Nottoway. and General hunuley' 80. vi
Amelia i'm telling speeches. After Ger
eral Unndley 5 speech il was found out
that MIR. Marshall Gillian. OF Rich
mond. was in the house. and he was
lonily called for and responded III
happy manner: ,,onl
The club is thoroughly organized ana
will do some effective work during the
campaign, and when the returns come
in on The evening Of Noyernber 'th
Prince Edward will not prove recrean'
TO her fayOrite sen.
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W tNTTD. - SHORTHAND STU
w ...I- ONcrul hundred now iuni-
GOOD POSITIONS ate secured
..r.Ur. t.rr- Remington Type
..-.,.... OuN college OF ~ttnoeinvhN .h
,. ,.rIf f.r largest 300 ilc South. falah-
....... f~-s. Nefv easy terms nude Ntnd
.....us. NtIl\IN 'nlltDt OF
,If>. tiiil. lllo cast "''' ''''''''
r....-. .NAl ifn.
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From NORFOLK.


UIrmOniOus Drlnn'thIIT
storm Abated
NORFOLK. VA. September il'Ipsmo'
cratic ward meetings were heio lo'
n,',ht IN elect delegates To convention
",7ns n,orrow which will make nomIna-
rion- for the legislature. lhey WV VIZ
largely attended aud very harmonious, harmoi''; "a,
The storm which has been raging ~
thi. eoc,ien for several days has soa'cu
and the winds goae down. NJ mls
hans 20 vessels are reported along the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-12
TUESDAYS STORM.
Attest REPORTS FROM The
WIND AND RAIN.

ser,ou. Damage Along the North Attain
tic Coasi--vesseis Driven N>n"'e WI"
vrecl.d-->ea-idcE Resorts Badly '-e"
r,-->o Material Harm ai Norfolk.
WILMINGTON. DEL. September H.
The latest adyices from Bfoakwater arc
that upto9 o'clock this morning SIX
teen yes ssels were ashore. The wlnd was
still hich and more damage Is expected
fev of the vessels on shore may De
,ovod The water is a few inches lower
than on last night : tide. when most ol
the vessels were blown ashore. 10 lives
are reported lest.
Old seamen at Lewes say the STORM
i worse than the blizzard OF N"'I"'
1855. The Tide was higher ana III.
swell greater than then. The schoohei'
&. C.. Burton aid NJ. u DAVIS q,
ashore at the mouth of Broad Mil
creek. six miles north Of Lewes'
Eeports from Milford. Del. state ina
,h,ee vessel, went ashore at Slaughter
beach. near Milford, yesterday.
OTHER VESSELS ASHORE.
LEWIS. DEL. September III shlp
snnrosed 10 be the William X. Grace
from Uavre for Philadelphia, = a. nor
on the point of the Cape. Her ll.s' i
are cut away. and it is impossible iof
boat to reach her.
The We. sells known to be ashore al
the III Sllvator. brig Richard +. Ore"
schooners Addie b. Bacon = ~ "v
dolrh, Nina \. Reed. Unity Dyer >. /
Robinson. Major William II. Funto,
Charles p. Suckney. Henry \. Cla'
Alena Covert. J. +. B-cEer' Bryan )
Monrena. Gertrude Summers Mau
seward. \. and L. Hooper, barge I'm
vur. and pilot-boat Bayard'
The schooner J. l.. Bfyan was SUI
, up the bay last night. and her mate ~ az
one colored seaman are the only su
viyors.
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HIGH SCHOOL.
L NENR ANnNl N. VA.
T. N.gIACKIOHb.M M A.. ftlciial'
D.. TUN ItN. A~sUritlt ~ iih'ii'i'
Wlinnmulc Corps oi Assistant ,,.,.,. az
r.fi,-nr-f Nlnf opens ~Eli iEA btls %
,.-o ,',,slssu.~ sent. ly24-cod2m
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TOR SALE ONE WATER MOTOR
L Cheap. SOLD for want oi Use. Nte ~
uf- office.
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mating a candidate and also a JOINT
candidate from Buckingham and Cum'
berland. and these nominations VIII DE
made IN few days. Good and true
men will be chosen. and they Will make
!. warm for Malone and his henchmep.
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lsioNtNfE.


ro a.. H.,i,mond. september H. 1889.
srHlNTp.
.a.r Annie ". harkcr, iaueust. Ban
r, >1pc0kc and ohio halfway.
...I NEWPORT NIW~. ~rpr II.
ARRIVED.
....n OH dominion. Richmond. and
N.u lof,. merchandise.
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HIrt\rrD - As MANY ENPE-
W ..~Cl1p. Ct.EE OI roll ELS ms
..... ... tn work. 800 once. ai tlc
..U IIuINIA CfiENDOl lA' 'lohl.
.-. Twentieth and iftr-lin irctls'
.
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AWssUaiENTs.
ol0gNoND THEATRE.

DlDlNoND THEATRE.
rIn NY ANp~AtuRnNN.
...rfNnfH 1flu ANn itih.
.tAN MATINEE At 2.in y: VI.
r- Immortal Comedy Neio-hrumn,
~lstfl~ or NEw YORK
..... ...na-cmcni OF b.. NJ GNrpINrr.
..,...Fll NEW ANu COMPETENT
t' COMPANY.
nlNNlD-ON a. TOM EAp1lN
...tNf.~ ~IIl.l,lt ~CiNlr tlFtClo,
..... -.nnfc Ncv olk clfyI hy
.u|ehf iINr r.ini>, ana ih'
.lfl. AIf'-I D ll.n 49, I'M
- -......Ifa.I uu amy stage.
......I. Scents ON sale ma ~ DAY,
.t IllI. lr'm - y. A. o. T. W., "t
.... .sfn anl 2Cil. DO LES GtAI :
0,rt 'uuIANl nl .oitf people in ine
Sow N.f. Casino slc'c's. !. hiti-
s-12-lt
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Il SOU WANTHARDWARE. SASH.
.I>U~ ANu DOORS. clll Phone spa.
..I 500 r.urrt thcu delivered li"lul l'lf
e..i-cNulin
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NICIUlRE $ SCHOOL-.oI, en 17s So ; :.
vi ,flNI.Ol pAlsk-iWiNIl- ~ ~. .n ,i,,l
-. ,,,,,'r. llaVs. ~rrIErntn lHlh "i',
40h lnii CON- oi experienced o,e,s,"ss.oo 49,, u, so
nnrr,ch hloi 5000 500. lower 20 ~ '.',s1v
IlllrI,rs. $50 10 $500 i'ci.i !" i'ht bo>A
-, i,iir.rtlv ifoin ihls school h,.,i'
f.s'tt diplomas aud four degrees in 'iC cr1,-
..r.fy oi Nifrinn, this session. r'V ,ir,c
sf, of both schools ln BOOK s''i'', ' ',ViccI-lKF.
>.. -.-,t y roffn BclyidCIe. ana 2l-i5i heN'
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NOTlCE.-wE SHALL APfLn r.,,oaay rV
y he Ia,tner.' Oan aud Irest tJinPfiir1
Of New York ior KENkMAL OK .N,,Inn'xxrA
carr f0k I'm shAhE@ of nnttih',WAY
AND CHARLOTTE A!k-LiNSd. deted June
~ Is.i' Standing IN our maize, Tie oHs'"a'
lav.pl p6eu l0si % .nlslsil,, .. ,rcEr.
,g31i3m i.aNcAsItIi 4 Ltth''
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CHEAP RATES.
SO,O0.

c..a,o,eturn until september 2isi' in''"'
a.. C.A.TANLok'
.,,..,, General Ticket Aeen,
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NID DOMINION BUSINESS COL
~ LICE.
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/ UNIVERSITY SNlVVI'
No lIe. SoHru EicHln -i"i'''
DID. TWENTY FOURTH SESSIONS p's'"S
siITfMuEG 23p. ls-'
I.-.ular- af bookstore
THOMAS n. NORWOOD. pnnc.p
uufl-lm H. N"'''
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Local News.

The mornings are very damp and
disagreeable.
Sheriff Gardemal made trip to New
Orleans this week.
The Misses Bancker left for New Or
leans last week to spend the holidays.
We had very light rain Sunday
night, but too light to be Of any mater
ial good.
There will be grand races on the
track in this town on Sunday January
9TH 1890.
Go to Labbe's drugstore he has nice
and compile stock Of holiday goods, toys,
presents, Ane candies etc.
Our steam engine -Evangeline- left
New York Saturday last, and will arrive
here about the 10th of January.
MFR. II. H. Beckman of New Iberia
was in town Friday last and paid the
Messenger an appreciated visit.
Mr.. Chas. Guinness, gave another per-
Torrance here Sunday last to fail
audience. The performance was good.
Several Of our boys who were at school
arrived here the fore part of this week tO
spend the holidays with their families.
A fact that all men with gray and
many shaded whiskers should know, that
Buckingham's Dye always color an ever
brown or black at will.
was pretty lively here ant
Ymany of our boys had broken wing ant
their heads heavier than their feet. and
had most happy and enjoyable time
The Canon doomed and everything wen
on smoothly and merrily until late il
the evening when an unfortunate diff
Guilty arose between two old gentlemen o
this place, which however, was amicabl.
and satisfactorily arranged.
Mr.. A. V. Fleming will soon open {
Photographic gallery at the drugstore o
TT. Liable, where he will be glad +
serve his numerous friends and the pu
bile. Mr.. Fleming is an expert photo
yraphsr a1J viii give entire .atisfs:a0n
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The Mayors Order.

Mayor Harrison acted wisely and pru-
IDENTIFY when he issued, Monday morning,
the following notice:
All persons are hereby notified not to
discharge 6re-crackers nor fireworks OF
any description within thh limits of the
corporation during the dry weather.
All infringement Of the above order
will be dealt with under the police regu-
lations Of the corporation.
(Signed) C. Harrison, Mayor.
The above order has no doubt been
hard on the little ones who during the
holidays delight in discharging fire. -worhu
Of all descriptions, but considering the
present setuation, the scarcity of water
and the danger to which the town would
be exposed, we can but approved the Ma
yor in guarding and protecting the town
from any danger.
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Law and Order.

Pursuant to the call made by the citi-
zens of Lafyette, to meet in that town
Saturday last to organize 'law and Or
der" association, large number Of per-
sous were present, majority Of whom
were regulators, and when the meeting
was called to order by Mayor Baily, by
appointing Mr.. W. B. Torrian as chair
man protein, a point of order was raised
and DIR. F. C. Latiolais nominated as per-
manent chairman by the regulators; a
vote was taken and DIR. Latiolais was
elected and took his seat. The regula.
tors had captured the meeting and had
things their own way; when the signers
of the call left and proceeded to another
place where they effected "law and or
der" association with Mr.. W. B. Torrian
as chairman. Both meetings passed re-
solutions.
The meeting Of "law and order" Of the
citizens who have in view the breaking
up of the regulator organization was at
tended by Judge Edwards and Rev. Fa-
ther FOrges, who represented Archbishop
Janssens, who also addressed the meet
ing. This we believe is the true and
real "law and order" association.
The "law and order" meeting compo-
sed mostly Of leading regulators, we be-
lieve, was only sham, and their only
idea was to outnumber the others to pre-
vent the organization Of any association
that would appOse the regulators.
Several citizens who were elected to Of
fee in that meeting declined to serve.
stating they were not in sympathy with
it, and went to the meeting presided by
Mr.. Torrian, which is really for "law and
order"
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Inherited Blood Poison

How many people there are whose dis
tress from sores, aches, pains and erup.
tive tendencies are due to inherited blood
poison. Bad blood passes from parent
to child, and it therefore is the duty OF
husband and wife to keep their blood
pure. This is easily accomplished by q
timely use of B. B. B Botanic Blood
Balm). Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta
for book of most convincing proof
James Hill, Atlanta, Ga, writes: MY
two sons were afflicted with blood poison
which doctors said was hereditary
They both broke out in sores and erup
tiOns which B. B. B. promptly controlled
and finally cured completely"
Mrs. 8. NJ. Williams, Sandy, Texas
writes: MY three poor afflicted child
rem, who inherited blood poison, have i'm.
proved rapidly after use of B. B. B. II
is Godsend."
J.R. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station. N
c., Feb. 13, 1885, writes: Bone and
blood poison forced me to have my leg
amputated, and on the stump there came
large ulcer, which grew worse every
day Hntil doctors gave me up to die.
only weighed 12O pound when I began
to take B. B. B., and IL bottles increased
my weight to $50 pounds and make me
sound and we'll. Inever knew what good
health was before"
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A Happy New Year.

The year which we are leaving has not
been very favorable to our planters and
business people. Our whole section
had been thrown into terror by lawless
organizations which have been a draw.
back to our parish, and immigrants have
passed through our beautiful parish to
locate in Acadia and Calcasieu, whose
soil is certainly not to be compared to
that of ours, but there they had the as
surance of quiet and orderly parish.
Now let us hope that in entering the
New Year, law and order will prevail.
thatIawless organizations and lawless
characters will disappear, that the Ma
jesty of the law will reign supreme, that
"cordiality and friendship" will be the
motto Of the coming year, and we shall
enter in a new sphere of happiness and
prosperity.
We wish one and all happy new year.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-12-28
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