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New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
CLOSING PRICES CT PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday, August Up. m.
Speculation in stocks still local and pro-
fessiona The business to-day was smaller than
it was yesterday, for no better reason than that
the covering of short contracts was apparently
completed There is short interest in the market
which may not easily be disturbed but rallies
much lirger than any which have occurred will
be necessary to dslodgc it, The premiums ey-
acted for the use of stocks prove the fortitude
of holders. or they are utterly worthless sur
face indications. The demand for stocks in the
loan crowd is ore of the things which the bull
faction has frequently depended on for support
In some instances it has proved to be broken
reed. for the simple reason that sellers Of long
stocks masked their operations by persistent bOr
rowing of certificates for delivery. On the other
hand, the furry in the rates for call money,
which touched per cent. must be considered
the result of slilful manipulation on the side
Of the lear faction. IL admitted by every
hody that Congress about to repeal the pui
chasing clause of the present silver law. There
might be a possible delay in the Senate, but the
force of public opinion had become SO great that
even the upper house Of Congress WAS counted
upon 10 give its vote in favor Of the repeal of
the law which has caused, in large part, the
present disaster
Ii is regrcttable that the most active stocks
were either industrial stocks or spccialtic'. The
activity in Western Union was conspicuous
feature of a dull market. The stock lost ncarl>
as much il gained yesterday, although II Is
known that the statement for the September
quarter will be better than the showing i'll the
same period last year. While Western Union was
the most active stock. its decline not more
than a fair illuStratan of the general movement.
Final change. We're declines. and the closing
weak if not lacking in confidence.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
The business in Government bonds AT the stock
Exchange was limited 10 small sales Of coupon
Is at T. Ia, and in the last hour, 10 the sale
Of an odd lot at | II "a. The market was weak,
and practically tine Improvement made Yesterday
was lost The closing quotations were Us follows:
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
STOCKS OPENED STRONG.
THE CLOSING WAS WEAK.
FINAL FIGURES WE'RE ABOUT THE LOWEST
OF THE DAl-MONEY ON CALL AT
FOUR PER CENT

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE, AUGUST co
SALES OF BONDS AND HANK STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
CLYDE LINE.

A. CLYDE LINE
CuARLrsT0T, $. c. tho South ard soHthvc't
jazz NViILE and al Florida points,
From Pier 80 T.. H. (foot OF Ioo-e'etstD. y. m.
CHEROKEE friday, Nuth-l -
NIssONOt ~ q. -dAt, N"gl>t =
SEMI MOLE ..f fd'f, N'l"'lb'f /
An -t,aracr. h,Nr nr,t-ciass Ia--recr accommodations
wM. T.. CLYDE g. 90. Gencra Agents.
FLA. CENT & rrxX. FAST TS r.LIHE ii JtfHS. INKS
r. a. TiEE. Gcnl At. $40 B'way. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
Ocean Steamers
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. S. Ct

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5: S. co.
a. SHORT I:OuTE TO IONDON.
NEW YORK SOCTi.NMl'TON. REEMIN,
FAST EAPEEsS SrEAifli>. .
Iir- Cabin 20 and upNnfl second cabin 80, 80 ara
berth. sterrlge. los rates. steamers eIlI HOn
foot Of 2d-st.. Hobok,D
ful, Aug. 2C 4. saalc. sat. sept. . . a. m
II.,.f spree. Tues. sept. IL,
Tr,,e We'd AUG 30 :, m Kaiser. sat. sept. Is.
Ilbc "a, sent . 10 = b.. Llhn. Tues sept -. noon.
Nu.f Tues. S'W. } . IN I'M. sat-: r,It. :" a. l"'
NrDTrrERANFA.: LINE.
Eow.Yo.k to Genoa In less thon eleych lays. a
Worn . a ~ fuld1 Ue'.
knser.... : p; ~ tuids ...Nov Weir. De-. ~
Werra ...... U,t II tsser... Nov 20 spree Jan 10
Pusr,gc slOO si25 OF $50 a BERN. Fr~t ,abin.
OELRIClIS CO. . Iowlng Green.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
AMERICAN LINE
4 -RED NIAR LINE.
CINARD LINE.

CT NAKD LINE.
~. TO LIVERPOOL. VA oGhENSSI9"TH6i ~ poon
ampsnR SenI. - 10 .. M. ltrIla sept -. ! a H.
Umbra sept. .. a. III. ;ampania sept 80 ~ an.
..urauii.. ScIt - SerNtl oct s II a. ~
EXTRA STEAMER.
.,NIJA September ). ! =. NJ.
From Pier 40 Noth river. 100: - C1irs,on.,t.
cabin passage. $50 and upward Second cebn f'' ana
upward rodlnr 10 steamer alh 10 'ntoh
Storage tickets - aud from al laF'S " Enrop' az
very low rates. For ffreht aud p1--a.r alpy at tho
company once. No Row Ilng 'iIc"n New HoiH
VERNON IL. nKOWN & CO. Grner ARcrts
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
Che Curt.

"Couarcss will be called - deal with =
financial condition, which is the enly menace 70
the couutry's welfare and presperisy."-Prr''"
dent Cleveland. June 5, 1893. i'm his deci"rs
tion thmt Congress will be called 10 meet !" rnre
session TO repeal the silver bill.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

Actual cashinthe
Treasury vaults
outstand- -. 80. -os ora NJ. a. 40 SAG
ing Tertncat'''Ti - lSg Gil Inc. 2l3DJS
Uono-its I'm blnk l22fJo'' '-'''"f'''
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

There were no transactions in State bonds or
city bank stocks
The general bond mar l1rt remained moderately
active reported trahSa' tons ain0nntIng To about
$1,000. 900 at face value. The movement Of
prices was irregular Atchi-on Is opened at
IS IA and at IS - closed with a gam Oi -
per cent while \ seconds on small transactions
rose per cent to -. Erie second consols wcr"
i'm demand and rising u per cent 10 % closed
strong at their highest point Reading ISSUES
were fractionaly higher in the early dealings, but
afterward reelected Northern Pacific issues
were weak closing with losses ranging from small
fractions TO Il per cent, and the largest ht '-
were not suffered by the speculative ISSUES. lh"r"
was in fact no demand for bonds of even tll"
highest grade. Reference Is MAD" 10 our 1llll
report of bond sales. 49,,
Money on call ruled at about per cent nntil
the last hour, when a sudden nnlry carilu W. W.,
rate 10 per cent. Ihe last I""hs N'ic az '''
common rate. ILL, =.
me Clearing House statement was ~ follows
Exchanges $50 93s. .G3G; balances. 81 1885.
The Sub-1reasurv debtor TO III" 'dcarins
House S97.4Gs. Its net loss on balance WAS So
1871 made iIp by . loss of S14J;,9l IN com r''N
n cain Of SIG. .G04 in currency. The days opera
tions covered Receipts, Sl1 ,s0J,695 payH'h'S;
Sl2531,sS0 resulting in general Dalanc" ",
S50s2s 542 consisting Of sol ,3o','1' com ana
rho ITnitod states Treasury AT Washington re-
coivcd today S124,0j3 National bank notes Tor
The cnstoms receipts were S2oG,ol4 the internal
revenue receipts $224Gs9, and the miscellaneous
receipts So ,44G. ..,o, ~
cosh on hand and deposits in banks comptrcS
with the figures OF the last previous statement ~
follows
Ne. cold on hand 400 sscl 'ossios'c Dee
Ss lss1 "i; az 3. sas Ss RS rsd s1
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
Bankers ano Brokers.
Dipi0en0 Notices.


THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY IpMPANh,
loj BROADWAY. y. y. August 20 ~. I,
'NHE cot PONS due September lSt. 1898, OF
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company cod I.l,t
Five Cent go oid. viii b. paid ana a"r tiat
date upon presentation ~ thc once of IN, M'r''h''
1rI-t COMPANY. No. 120 BROADWAY New. ,OfH
OFFICE OF THE -
INTERNATIONAL AND GKt ~ NokIIf.KN
70! BEOADwAY, NEW:l oI:k, Ang. 2Is, is'S r
rNHE SECOND MORTGAGE COZ PONS OF
hi, Company, due september IT. 1873, VIII DE- palu
maturity upou prc,entatlon at this ofre. ro.
IL. Il. HENSON Assist Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

Adams Eyp.
Alb & Sus.
Am Cot Oil.
do pref. 80.
Am Dist Tel.
Amer Exp. ..
Am Il & Cab
do Pref.
r & 5 Ill pf
brunswick X
Bur L RS y
Chic Gas -.
Clev e. Pitts
Col Coal Dew
Col + & /
Col g. ii c..
G Coal OF Nd
Consol Gas.
ID NJ & FtD
do pref.
Dis & Cat F
"a flsc Ill
General Flee
IIonn Mining
j. Gas OF StL
90 pref.
Man Beach
Md Coal pref
Minn Iron.
Nor a. Es.
n Cord lst ~
Go I'd Pref
Nat Lin Oil
y Cent Coal
Mort SOUTH
North Amer
Ma: Starch o..
ont Sill Min.
Ore Imp..-..
Fac Mail =.
penn toal.
y 4 West pf
y FtW a. q
Pull Pal Car !
Ou'ch Min
Zen & Sar
10 w 4 Og
StT. A ST II
do pref. 80.
Tenn & 4 I
u s Express
L ) R bber
do piei.....
Wells, Fnrgo
~ ~ fV.Nx
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
t'indntia! nlccilngs.

ST LOUIS SOTTHWESTERN HALLWAY Co.
IT. LOUIS, MO, NueH't 20. lSl3 ,
NOTICE ls hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders of the s. Ionl: south
in the CITY Of 81. Louis. Mo. TUESDAY. October 81
next at o'clnrk \ NJ for the election 81 Llne Pll"ts
and for the au-actlon such other business as may
legally COM before sIld meeting. 49,,
COMPANY viii hc hcd a thr sumo pa" inlneii'tep m"r
the adjourn nt nt ~ the Stor khold'r~' NEE tns
The stock Trinsf-r Books viii b" closed NalutI'''
September = 1-.@ II o'clock noon aud r"ncnHi o'-
tobrr 1. 1893 at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. ,,. ,,,,
j. G. OTTFSON. Seer ;aiy
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

-, s,oo AoI .I27 ,2sS 52d Dec s2,35s s7s
;the f"rcien exchanges were fairy active, pu,
rates declined steadily as the premium o', epiu
recedcd The market was aNected py ~ tiI' i.ign'I y,
,otes for money in London, but If any advance IS
node in the bank rate il will not be more tilal
ID pcr cent. Gold is arriving in such ,nl volume
that the demand for currency Is oeihe i,, aiinse
Following are quotations for actual pHsiits-
psni,ers' bills. S4 81 3-4aS4 8? IA and ~ ga
S4s7 IA for long and short sterling rs'pectlVciy
French francs 523 isaoiI "a and anu o.. sass sac H.
In London British cOnsols were trli,c hlgncr l a.
o7 I1-16 for money, and " 34 l0r ,'s auoou,l, m
The Bank Of England gained t7oooO punlon q Oh Oh
balance In the open market money was hrIn
at 1-e per cent for discounts. and dlstlncuy
dcarcr at I-2aJ per cent for bankers nai"5c'I' g,
Bar silver rose abruptly the fraction 10 - o4I,
an ounce American railway shares adVahci
steadily in sympathy with the movement yesi!rrr
day in the home market, and closed strong Will m
ont important reactions. At l'aris fTchch . l prl
cents rallied smartly TO 0022 IL, sight eXchan2.
on London falling 10 25.36 1-2 francs TO me :
sterling This rate is still above the id-shlpPlp1
roint but il seems to be controlled BY the preIni-
um on gold in Now-lOrk.
The hoard of directors Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern have declared per cent III
terest on the first income bonds ana -, a pr
cent interest on the second income bonds, paya-
bic October o6. at the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company New-Ycrk, and Brown: Shlpley * Non',
pany. London. The gross earnings OF the ROAD
for the fiscal year ending June 30 were ~ S|o2D,
$40 Increase over previous year. ~ O,26S. N't
earnings. including interest and divmends, S"oo'-
OOi. After payment of interest on first mortT'gr
bonds. taxes and all charges, intending certain
ance Of 1894 500, applicable to interest on N"
income bonds OF tn" company. The conDany
heretofore determined this interest on Octancr
Is, and paid il on November 10, hut, IN view
OF the early consolidation Of the road with TN"
Chic and Mississippi. the directors determined to
make declaration Of the interest upon the hrst
and second incomes noted above. On November
the consolidation with the Ohio andMissssippi will
90 into effect
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
DOYAL NETHERLANDS Sc U. S. Mail Line.

: :. DG BRELDAM Thursday, August "a, 3 zoo p M
: : AMSTERDAM SATURDAY, August 20, 80 a. M
. s.eamers can both vays at Boulocne-rMer. France
First Cabin sj5 to sTO s'cond cabin. s3s. Steerags
AZ very low rates Apply for tourist guide and terms %
General Passenger Agency 80 broadway. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGH.

KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM:
Number OF miles, "a .,o go All 7iO
In = 10 ,no IL G77GO8 632, 81 ...----
TXpoI;r- OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEwYoEh.
t, the vcek... -. 7.Oo7 4j3 -, ,96f go ~ ,s1 o.
Snca I,nuary 223 !rSGG GJ5 23. SIC iJ9 232 OOlS'-
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Aug. % p. m-Consols. q ll-lp penn. 1U'
money and g7a. for the account; New-York. Ienh-
evIvania and Ohio irstmorgage bonds, Dls; ana ma
dian Pacific 1874; Erie second consols. 65s' illioIS
Central q2s.: Mexican ordinary. li2. st. Paul COM
mon 5ii1 New-York Central. 1914: Reading. 6t. A..
40 ~ m-The amount of bullion gone into tns ~,
pank OF England balance to-day Is f15.cp ttolu
70 the amount OF 10000 to-day Withdrawn from
the Bank of England for shipment 10 the ni',o ,o
canada 10000 - , ,,,ces
& n m-Money. 2i4d3 per cent. Paris adviSes ces
the account and exchange on London at . francs
SGs centimes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
Coparincrsbip Notices.

I HAVE THIS DAY RETIRED from the firm
I nj S1iduof. 4 Son Custom Biokc'- - Be1Nri
=. EDWARD NJ. NkIDMOEE.
Ncw.Yoik Juno %. 1923
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The Saturday Blade

l. TIE greatest newspaper wonder of the
|; q. 1t Is four year old aud has circu.
..ti"n nf over quarter million copies a
week. The latest sensations and the
mos! ma vrions events are written up
in the best style and fully illustrated.
Subscriptions received at $500 per year.
200 for six months, or 80 cents for
,h~r. r'"r'i- Special inducements to
cl"hS. -'rA faf free specimen copies
R"N' "a. .-'r '"-' - making be- money
49, Z fur N-..,s ~ TIE street. writ,
'--irH'.r-. Address the rnhlisher
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nue.. Chicago. Nov-5-3O d.
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You are in a Bad Fix.

But We will cmie you if you will pay
us. Our message is to the weak, nervous
and drbiitated, VIII by early evil habits,
or later indiscretions. have trifed away
their vigOr of body, mind and manhood,
and who suffer all these effects which
lead to premature decay, consumption or
insanity. If this me,ns you, send for
and read our Book OF LIFE. written by
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dress Dr. taikers Medical and Surgical
Institute, lol North Spruce St, Nash
vile, Tenn.
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FOR SALE.

A small farm. two miles from st. Mar
tinvillp, measuring about 80 arpents
Arabic land, aud "a arpents of timbered
land. The prairie land is all fenced in.
and is Well improved, all buildings be.
ing new. II is not subject to overflow,
and is well drained. Conditions.
$500 cash. and the balance on easy
terms to suit the purchaser, for further
particular apply at this office.
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Help Nature.

Nature is the great curative, IL you
give her but half chance. But in
many instances nature must he assisted.
Very many valuable lives have been sa-
crlfied By expecting too much OF nature.
A little medicine taken in time, will do
nine times the good than if administer
ed after the disease has got strong
hold on the system. Therefore, rs the
season advances when our people should
rid their systems Of the accumulated Sc
cretiOns Of poiso Gus hume. IN the blood,
accidental to winter life. Mature should
ne assist by nsing
DR.. John Bulls Sarsarparilla.
it gives strength to every part AID Won
derfully aids mature in her work of re-
novation. il fo,tilies the .ystem and
raudo,a cue less suc"ptible to cold,
pnrUEciaia. etc. II wrrka cut every pa:-
ticle Of bloc .r,Pur,'y that otherwise
might art IN t.c sy~iem and caGse a
severe 81 ii Il s.ciness. Take a f " b..
ties of this exec lent remedy Row, and
Datu'N vii. carry you htalt fully
through the changeable spa*a. Large
tot l. 1872 -sp0JGful) $40. Sold iy
druggists.
e An old lady Of COvi gtOn, Ey,.
wit. :: 81 Use Il zrn or mofe bottles
Of DR.. John Bulls Sarsarpariila eden
year, brfor the Spring sets in and that
is about all !he III, jicine | general,
have to take The whole Year through.
II always pu' NE in fne heplth.
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Terms Of Courts.
Order Gying Ia terms of tie i3ta Judi
cial District Court,

order EX!Hg III t"i Oh l'p i'tI Juui
cial District Court,
In ccnfo; m.'y.-vi'h he &c; ot the General As.
sembly oi Louisiana Of l-g2. entitled an act pro-
vidiag the fixing of tie terms OF the Distric,
Courts throughout the STATE. ! rSg" fixed the
terms Of Court in the Par 81 ~ s.. Martin and
Iberia, ~ following, To wit:
IBERIA PARISH.
Civil term will begin on the fourth "a Mon
day of April and on The third 80 Honday IL
November. The Criminal or Jury terms vii
begin on the - third Nonrlay IF February and
on the ~ first Monday az >cptcn.ber.
Sr. MARTIN PARISH.
Civil terms will begin or ,le % taird Mon
<loy of March AID on The ~ IL, Noriay 81
October. The Criminal or larry terms viii be-
gin on the ~ third Monday of Janua'y uad or
the o. fourth Monday OF Nay.
These ii4.ngs to take effect on the first o'
January A. u Is93-
Original signed FE-.lx EoORHu"s,
Judge 18Th judicial District,
Received filed November 2lst lS.ra.
Signed" WN. b. EAsTIS.
by Clerk of Court,
a true copy,
"Attest'''WM. b. EAsTIN,
by Clerk of Court.
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Foreign and Domestic News: its Com
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Special Contributions of Pearl Rivers,
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For Sale.

The Dit'mann farm-as nice a loca-
ton as there is on the Tpche. not sub
jpct TO any oyerllow-good roads situat-
ed one quarter mile from st. Martirville
and close to st. John refnery-contain
ing 100 arpents in area besides the wood
LAID. F. price and terms.
Address ROBERT MARTIN,
st. MartinviIle. La,
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Special To Students.
Railroad Ticket To Nashville,
Tenn.

One of The greatest educational CEN
tiers known. Or; ughon's Practical Blu.
siness College, TeyarkaRa, Texas, is now
consolidated with DraughOn's Practical
Business College, Nashville. Tenn., the
Nashville Commercial Coll 90, Nashville,
Tenn, which will IL the iature be
known ~ Draughon'a Consolidated PTac-
teal i5nSsintSS 'Oilp,ts.
As token Ot appreciation for the IL
beral patronage our Texarkana College
has received throughout the West. we
will, for limitri time. make the rail
road fare very light Ia all who will join
us in Nashville during the next Few
months.
As Nashville is one of the greatest
educatioral cnntrrs kEGwn, Il diploma
from a thorough husihess college there
means success. Eight teachers employ
ed. Over no students entered past four
months from all parts of the United
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System Of housekeeping. Cheap board
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No vacation. Send for free illustrated
catalogue. Write right now. Address,
j. +. DRAUGHON. President, Nashville.
Tenn. Mpnticu this paper. N0y-0 = H..
v-ssAssra7r~o
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For Sale

L.. I'D, my property sitr''r.' on
Street. il rhe town O. 1. raItnvii,e -,c ...
dence is new build "a Il. IN as .onditioI
with all mordern accommodation The lot i
large. There is also on the premi es nice ba
kerry. which is in operation an6 doing payinr
business. For terms. apply To
OCTAv. ACNE.
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FerBlood, Bladder, blliousness, W.W.c
If Not, Why Not?

All annual sutsc!ib-r" t. either the
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Many peopl" Wrre yictimZei during
Dr''ira ion NJ with e.or rooms al
high prices, ai.d many mura W! he !.
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RipanS TahuleS: gentle cathar;ic.
RipanS Tabules cure the blues.
Ripan TaJuleS at druggists.
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Ripans TabulCs cure hives.
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Land For Sale.

We are requested to offer for sale, &c
acres of first class land, adjoining the
limits of this corporation.
Also, one fine property, with good bull.
ding, out houses, stables etc For fur
ther particulars, terms etc.
Address this Office.
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DIR. Iohn Bulls Worm Des-
trOVcrS

test good and quickly temove worms
from :hildrpI or gown . "riy. ,~.oiIng
IT, weak and pury l. r"hH-t r-Hlth.
Try them. No Utiie; vo'r. ''''..r is
so Sc aui sure. Pie. - o. nj a
{ ec:t- -. or StLt - q ... - J"h
L. Pa. i; sans ca. 10 . 80, -~
mor- ,,fir, Cincinnati. GA.
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Ripans Tabules are always ready.
Ripans Tabulcs cure iaundice.
Ri,ans Tabules cure indigestion.
hipaI Tabules cure flatulence.
RipanS TabulcS FIR t0rrid liver.
Ri ans Tahulcs prvlong life.
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Wl Pure Vegetable Tonic

No minerals used whatever.
llr Mild and wholesome effect on the
w liver and Kidneys.
Cleanscs the Blood of al irnpu-
g rites.
- Cures Rheumatism, Cancer, Scroll
ula, letter, and any poisons.
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.N"sGiUipt =. 5>,..s
Ar t.ase ,loublcd y ith Nervousness resulting
froIc care or ovIr"ork will lie teiirvc BY taking
itrD.i .. Iron Bv5sIS. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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BRICKS! BRICKS!i

DUGAS AND BAKER.
bricks in any quaItity at their Brick
Var hack of the Jail.
First CHOICE brick at IS per 1000,
Second choice az So per 1000.
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VENIR RE.

Drswn for the 1an1.ry term OF the 10th Judi
ciai District Csur, holding session in and for
the Parish OF St. Martin, State OF Louisiana,
commencing on Mondas the Il day OF January
1892.
For the er.t week caranleac. ~ Janlnr. IS 1882.
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Mr.. ALBERT Daspit
is now in the employ of d. and NJ. Mann,
New Iberia, La. where he wishes to
serve all his friends. Oct IS I'D.
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