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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
FIk,prNIDIIHE.
| Drreas~ oS the Hsd-es Reservoir asd
Irrigation Company


Thrr,' arr notes In eastern papers yet
ap to the Hudson Reservoir and Irrigation
company "fthis valley The said eastern
papers and all others concerned should
takr notice tha, the Hudson company IL
gone the way II all fakes II wRu a great
project, with ltS capital ~ millions ia the
Colonel Sellers brain nf one Wells Hen.
dershou The scheme. ~ far As Il related
to the reservoir NJ the junction ot Tnnto
creek AMI Salt RIVER, WAS grand and
emin"ntly feasible one; as far as IA canal
was cnnc"rnrd 1t WAS n fairy tale The
surveyot who dill the work on thu npprr
salt River yet await the return uf Wells
lirndcrhutt and the arrival nf the time
tor the walking Of the gha,." Ia other
wnriS all they got out of their work sar
feed. and very ordinary t'''d at that, ~
they say some dAy. and that at an early
one. the Toutn cr,k reservoir will be male
an accomplished fact, hut II will nu, be
| thrlugh TIA" capital nf the Hudson Res
"rv"ir AMI Irrigation company" or Tia" II.
forte of its promoter aud manager, wrllt
| Hrnirrsh",t --phrniA GAzrttr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Hnra Times Vat.

X. G.. buu's Weekly Review of Trade
says "Star,lug with the iarg"s, trade
ever known. mills crowded with work
and all business stimulated 10y high hop.s,
the year lSa3 has proved. in sudden
shrinkagr of trade, in commercial disas-
trrs and depression Of industries, the
worst for tifty years Whether the final
results IL the panic Il 1857 were irlEtive-
ly more severe the scanty records Of tina,
tim. do No, clearly show.
"'rhr year closes with prices of many
products the lowest ever known, with
millions Of workers seeking in vain for
work, and with charity laboring To keel
back suffering and starvation in the cities
All hope that the new year brings bright.
er days. but the dying year leaves only q
dismal record"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

Mining n lsstming n, Hillrluru. And our
minr is on the very top Il ,h" heap
Speaking II The cattle hr rAid The
excellent weather rnJuyrl ~ southern
New Mckee the past Sh mouths. plenty
" grArs aud plenty 4 water, pat the cat
tie ia prime condition, Aud It WAS never
known before ia the history e the indur.
try that thr rAirrrr could continue ship.
pug tn eastern markets uI T." the dA,r ia
the winter am now driving 10 Eugir
station ahuut My cars e cattle aud " 40
ship a. kAuSaS city A,lthr ,at,lo uis"r-
arr happy, for the weather has indeed
been favorable and nothing has prevented
the raiscrs FROM making some money the
pAHt -.Arstn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Death on the HAii.

On the afternoon IT last "Wednesday,
Jan 3. j. l. Mclui'rr, u brakeman for the
Atlantic a ParIhc uu IA" California dlvtr.
inr wRs run over Aud KILLED ~ Ash Ill.,
Cal Hr hah gone hrtwr"a twu carr ~
u.akr coupling, when TIA" hrAk" h"ain
caugh, his f,ut aud hr FELL Arruss the rail,
the cruel wheels passing over h'S h"i.,
crushing oGt hip life The body was
brought IN lATt"v"ning - fellow brake
man. Harry g. Reader. and turned over
to Undertaken Monitor, This evening the
r,mainz will h. taken tu Columbus Neh.,
where his parents And other relatives r,'-
side. Tor iutrrmru' accompanied 10y Mr.
| Reader. John Drnair, superintendent 81
Transportation for the Atlantic \ Pacific,
informs Tug CiTEkS tina, the deceased ~Hs
n prlrndid gentleman, nm" IVORY and
had hr.n in III" employ e the r"mrany
for nearly four years. The dec"aH"i wAr
/ about y years old aud unmarried,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

London. Jan. 5,--Thc fact il mad" pub
lie to-day that Queen Victoria ~ mani"H'.
ing n lively interest ia the movement IN
Auguratr,l in the unit-d Sta,"r hacking
60 the convening ~ AN international r"u.
ference for the protection Of ANIMALS from
cruelty while at sra. Tn" question war
brought 10 the attention II Her Majesty
several months ago by lady Of title
who IL prominent in humanitarian m"v".
men,s, and As the result ~ the study "i "
pamphle, bearing upon the subject ""'
citing the cruelties Ia which animals "''
subIec,ed while in transit the Vu""t
cAuse,i Il to he signihed to the govern
m.nt tina, the movement had her wArIn"'
~ mpathy snd cooperation. AMI that T''
was particularly desirous that "r'
Britain should officially take part ~ '"'
propossd international conference II II
understood that an intimAton t"thir "i".
WAS sen, some weeks Hgo Ia the INIT.
States government hy til" Earl "i "'
berry, the secretary al state 4" i"'''e'
Affairs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

A few nights since, three heIicans
who hal been working at the dam drew
their pay and came A" Eddy. They
finally agreed IA walk to III Pa"o' and
went a. far a. Cass draw. There one
was robbed by the other two, who
exhibited reyolveS. The group parted
company. the victim starting toward r
pAnn, hut making q detour and retui n
ing 20 town. The others came in Also
were arr~s,ed, kept apart while a, 'h'
court house. and no, agreeing in 'hei
stories were held Ia answer for robbery
Eddy Argus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

rgates from Union. Hamilton, williams,
Cornell, Lchigh, Michigan and Hobart
universities werr placei on the executive
committee. II WAS decided tina, the his
nric Van Rensselaer, mansion, which has
been removed from Albany Ia williams.
town and is to be erect" a. home for
the williams College Pal srriety, shall be
dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
mex, spring Members of the fraternity
from all parts of the country will hc in
vi,ed to participate and the even, will he
made of national interest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

Cay e Mexico, Jan "a frightml con
ditinu nf affairs har been shown IA rTlst
~ Brlrm, the main prison here, 10y the
great prevalence IT scurNy among the IN
mates. An investigation int" the SAM.
tary condition uf the place, which IL All
old convent made int" prison. war
made, and twenty r"Ncu prisoners were
found to hr afflicted with dirrar-r direct
y trnrrablr to the water uses, IN the
cour, yards in which the prisoners bath
was found Ia hc r'rking with disease
breeding hlth. which infected every one
using IT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
lsuKhIIn aae

Chicago. JAn. ) The principal wit.
ness IN th" Coughhn trial to-day was
Mrs Peter nnan, wif. uf the livery
stable owner whn rr'Ii,7l ia" whit" h"rr''
aud buggy I" Dan C"ughlin "u th" night
sayn ia. man who wanted the rIg wnS ~
cit,rl Auh was away with ~ t~u hours
and half, aui when Il" returned he
brushed hi- clothes ani walked ap,dl,
away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
ARIZONA.
News from All Portions Of the
NeighhOring Territory.

AlH'Ih IHF 'Ii'I'N .'lf h'Nrl rlhlH'lNs
Their, Arc MN. lrrpu,ru IA tur county
Jail y, prrpyou
Ar,,nu. vill have, , .,,l,pd.i exhibit At
the SAu FrAu,lsru far
Z.,k H,.,,i, ,..,,,.J ,,..p, ,h. t.rri,,r,.
r,,,.,n AT u,un las, week
w,n.l,S II. an. - iG.. L.s, ,,wps nm
,h, A,lsu,i, A Pacific rnv.l
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" """ county '"'' !'"'' "'' h''"''hs
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Gnl usher. ARE. Il, T.. rlnr,l iu., Tp,..
-au church :" Nru-, au interest nurug
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ia" fhnhA ''"|"''' l"'I 'a"'r "'l' not
y" 'r"7l r'iinhlhg Va" dni ~ JHnuai! nH
intended. Instead the! viii com" nl III
March
Two hundred aud four heal If neat
and hururd cattle wrr,' slaughtered IN
Prescott, aud vicinity during the uast
month.
Arizona L.s .,r,r,.nc,.I ts r,I,I.u,
..,,,, -, a.. ,,.., a.. -, IL.
night. anil ,., ., -..,,,.I, h..,,. 49,, =, ,h,
salt river valley.
Th. dipcoyrr, or h,hn,rnrli, ruk in
the Ariynca rnunir, Inns r,..nI,,-I In IA.
lra,inn If twenty Al, claim. .., tina, dis
Wv """'" '''"' r''""''
A PrH""'l gentleman recently shipped
" barr" 10y express 'o d" boy relative in
ia" "aTt This may t." III" entering wr''go
Of IL Lew export industry fnr AriLouA.
""'N h"'h' a "n'y"ar convict h"m
''''" county g" ""'""~i"y iHs' ""cAI"'i
from th" "rr1'"r"' rr'"on' tn" super
'h''h'''n' "ne'S """r" III ~" '"r MS
-,
| 80, 900, interest aside. 1T In und"rstno.i
th. cu,n,niH.inn will hese $l.56o To- re-
turn to the territory. 10 the -IIans.. will
b- bu, tys,ooO. ---
snyr IN. ,,lob. silver Belt: The sale u
Bremen" saw m'lIr AMI toll reads On
Pinal mountain, to the old iS'nin'"n Cop
per Co. was completed AMI 10" transfer
"~''" ''''" ""'A'
The Tombstone Chinese seem 10 IN Ia
no great rhHh !" rrg'H"r ~ r~in"ed ny
Wv" 'oA'' INV" '"'y
ing "' ''""''"a' ''''" WV
10" ~ '~" ''""''
Twenty.three years ago the pnh'le
school system of Ar'zf nA was 'ounde''
iHaAy ho' Sc""S M" "'u'A"'A~' '
sa'"''N ' W" 'opo ,. W.. - - ~
o'''"' A"" ''''' '"'''''N >''
The dispatches announces the desth u
Judge Ligh,hizor Of Ph9nix. The decaas-
sd was one Of the old timers of Arizona.
He was quite prominent In Masonry and
Grand Grneralissimo Of the ConmAndery.
Never was mining more active through
n, the ,srritory than II In to-day. sspe-
cisliy placer mining. when = man eau
pan out . couple VI dollars per day such
tim.r an ,hsae. II Ia pretty good business.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
rr.~.~ai.x- Of s,sasr~s..

Washington. Jan. BIN the house to-
day, after the journal war read, Bou,elle
questioned the speaker M Ia his privi.
legged resolution in relation 10 Hawaii.
And war ignored Ivy the speaker. Catch
ings, Of MissisSpp. presented n report
from the committee on ruler, providing
chat time of the general debate ou the
tariff close the tenth of January. Pro-
visions were made for night sessions
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
the RAILROADS.
Brief Facts Concerning Track
and Train.


r,nd will restore, wages F,brunr,
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I" '"' h"''i''H' ana 'hl" fAlIr"hd. u
VIII w. ""'H"''' ]" wv" h"l'hn'
Inc '"'hbrm Iron company h"S h"gnn
'h' erection "' steel rail m'Il At Johns
t'""' f"' VI" "T''m.'."I c'Sl "f which
VIII 70" m'IIl"n d'lIir'
There ir talk that the =. T. n =. T. r..
| crINcrs will "luv or number II
| "'""'" ""'H VIM" nave IN "'H"i'
Wv" '"'l'" Wv NV ""' ." '"' "'A'"
'"N"H' one "' 'h' receivers "'h"
Tue N"r'"''" racine railway against
"h"m We "'n-"''"'H' s"l' war brought
Wv
'''' -"
| III" y. ! " + r''lN"trhr Viii Not
"n"'' Va" iiHn" 81 'h' H"n'" +" h""li'HI
aHr"""''"n "h'h h"1 "lf'"i! rI"nn'h
i"r TIA" building q" 'h" hn"r' r"'I""! h"-
i'"' ''' ''' "'T' ~ '"i"NN
| I'll" trunk lin"r i"i IA" year ending No
N"mhcr 80 delivered !" th"T '"nn"'t'n"S
| west "f th"i' terminals i.'''.''' ne II
'r'sh' He"'"' ''"'''N '''T ''r '"' cor
re"i''"''"s l'r'''' Z" we ''''''''"e S""''
| MR. Murray Harris, VIII" uf the chief
engineer II the Pec= Valley r"'lr"Ad,
died IN Eddy. leaving an infant daughter
hut t~n weeks old An attack ~ Ia
grip" following physical pr"Htra h"n
~Gs Tia" eaus" "t her death
| OfhCiAlH of the California Irhtt1r hRRf rtA-
| ,,on In Nan PrAncisco nnnounc. ,ha, they
have secures. the 100000 subscription
necrsSAry 10 keep the North American
Navigate" company In the h-ld as COM
petitor for the New York fr-igh, traffic.
Arthur whiting, who as fireman II the
waldo branch ,npin, hsd made his home
a, C.rrillnu for several months, has taken
passenger run on the main ihe, ana
win hin "'te mas feh"'~i " Los ''s"'
tie In rsii-ved ON 'hs run"y Al oro"h'
| It's stated officially that the Louisville
and Nashville will increase the mileage oi
the system In the near future 10y securing
control 81 the Marietta and Georgia aud
"o n"'.' '"''' .u"'"0''" snan,
VIZ. VIZ S' ""'" "A'' ~ ~ '
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w. ~ Wv 49, 49, 80.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

which arr tu T." prrr"utcd h. ths cnnsiitu.
uunAl convention tu Il" held here next
summer Rcs"lu'iuhs viii hr -ulmlt'rd
fAvuting hnmr rule f,r c,tirr. auti.con.
upirNcy clauses, liability of employers to
employees for accidents. aud ia" initiative
and r,fptrndum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Haiiread Attorneys

n X Nickrrson'H II rciAl santa Fe
r,ad car. NJ 2lh. arrived lac, u.sHt irnm
the east. having "u hmri ". W 'ir-"n.
uf New York and ChaH Il Smlth. "t To-
I"ka, Kansas, well knuNn attorneys tor
the Atchisnn. Topeka Santa +" com
pHuy. They were cAl!'d upon by Judge
S,erry. counsellor. AMI ! X, GAbel, gen
rral superintendent oi ~. Atlantic a Pa
c,dc, thus morning, ami 'r few m"ncntS
the four gentlemen wrr in consultation.
This aftrrn-rn th"y wrnt west. MI
t;nbel ia his private car No. ~, Snd 'hn
visitors and Judge s'"ny occupying NJ
9l5, John IL nair, suI+rlat"ndei "i lr/afs
I.nrtAtion, Atlantic 4 "a, nc, Aeonm, Sani,s
the party In his privA," coach S,n 100, !
IL nnderst"|i tina, they A'tr rn route l.
Pr-sco,t IA iI up roln" !" gal husiucrs lie
tween their company An'l III" -u-I"'pde'
Prescott a Arizona Gem raj rAlr,ai.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

New York, Jan. 5,-A dispatch h"m
London says The third edition Of JA'n"T
Russell Lowslls letters Wa" 'T'l" V"
d.v. The 6rr, volume II III" '-i'''"n
hound in vellum, wSS for~Ari~i /" ""
I.vs since to the qusen, her maJ"s'y h"N'
,ny .,,,rssssd the pleasure It would give
her 10 scc.p, q copy of the work for h"'
| ,riyata library,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

DclavAn. Wis. Jan. 5.-rhis morning
masked men bound and gagged Marshal
sage aud blew open his safe and t"ok
$500. The robbers then wen, to n livery
stable and overcame the attendant. and
rnk u team aud drove III, The horses
wer, found at n,s,n four miles away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Charges Preferred Against Supt.
Bergman.
Member Of the Alabama Legis'
lature Assassinated.
Appllration Of a Railroad Receiver De
MED by Judge Haliett.
sHlr wREckEp IN ESGLlsu CHANNEL.
Sp-rial un The Iitis-n

sp-rial t0 The Iius-n.
Santa Fr. Jan w II Sloan yes.
t"rlay preferred charges IL bribery aud
misconduct against Supt. bergman, of the
I~uit.utlary A committee consulting of
Guv lIndlcy, Th"s. MrQuistion and &. II.
Dame were appointed I" lnv"stga," them.
I'll" cnmmi,tr" mri last nigh, aud resolv-
,l to adjourn h-forr investigation. The
charges will not come up IN all probAhil.
ity hefoir the Marh meeting nf the I'ui.
teutIArS buArl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

Bar,istown. Ky Jan. 5,-rhil' Evans
a negro was hanged here to-day. for a
brutal assault on little Edna Hall,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Appitest,eu Ibenied.

Denver, Jan. 3 Judge Hallett to-day
neni.d the application Of receiver Trum-
Iull IA Ire appointed iruStee Of all proper
,y IL the Gulf system outside OF Colo
rnln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

New York, Jan. "a conference of dsi'
.g.t.. Of labor aud reform organizations
called by the Trade and LA'"r "S~1'1oiy
/. L.ins hsld here to-day 10 eonA'dsr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
In To'ru.ut.

surely ther" ,L.r. unhappy Sniirr"rs
on earth upon whom the angels lrk
down in pity u Ne p"opl. sgUuil'd with
rh"umstS'n' They are In torment, ia"
year ronni with little nr no respite,
Now ,herys's no -vh.ncr "a which pub
lci,y has deen given IN behalf ~ Hostel
Ter" sy6mAeh Btt-rs mnr concurrent
Ani cubvincing than that in brhalf of l,s
"ih,aYy Ia incilIent rheumatlSIn And
sinc"/rheamAtism and rheumatic and sim.
pie (gOut Ar. among the most ohrtiiiAi"
c1shplAints to which this admirable r-m-
'-Ay IL Aiapte.l, and since they all hav" a
istal tendency IA attack lh. vital organs,
the AdvisAbilhy u al early u II the bit
tiers when they manifest themselves,
must be sppasrnt. Efhcaci,'uS, aud mos,
signAlly so. are the bit,.rs, tsi, IN inAlar.
Val diseases, kidney and bladder inSe,iv-
ity, ooastipatloa dysI-pslA, liver con-
! plAins aud nsrvoes ailIaents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06

For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than flannel cloth Saturated with
Chaml.rlAin's Pain Balm and hound ou
over the seat ~ pain For sale by L. IL
burgess 4 bon. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
Flre.

Worcester, Mas. Jan, "a hre this
morning Destroyed the TAylor block here
causing loss Of $sO, ,OoOj insurance, tg7''
600.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
TrAinK 20 Vote.

Washington. Jan. 5,-The house has
hegun the third attempt Ia get vot" by
yeas and nays ON secondiny report OF
committee on rules.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
ce,lrEe Frsteraity.

New York, Jan. b.-The business of the
annual apnvent'on Of the sigma Pal IRA
ternity VA concluded this morning Del
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-06
a Hsutheru smart

TuucaluneA, Ala Jan . W illiAm Far.
ley. color,Si, who bru,ally murler-i his
wife, was hanged h.rr to-day.
The weekly messenger., 1894-06-02
The people of Breaux Bridge

The people of Breaux Bridge
are dissatisfied with the bill pre-.
sented by Representing Mouton
of Lafayette, concerning the en-.
ployment of religious parsons -
teachers of the public schools.
They maintain that their public
school which is taughtby three Sis
ters, is the best school that town
ever had. That before the school
was in charge of the Sisters the
attendance was only about 20 pu-
pills, and that they made no pro-
gress, which was tho reason for
the small attendance. To-day the
public school of that town has an
attendance of $50 pupils, who have
made very rapid progress. due to
the superior system of teaching OF
the Sisters.
The bill was passed by the
House by a vote of 63 yeas and z
nays. It now goes to the Senate.
The weekly messenger., 1894-06-02
WE PROTEST.

In last Sunday, Times-Demo-
crat appeared a communication
from DR.. Holt to Senator Jumel
in regard to the proposed leper
hospital. DR.. Holtsuggests st. Ma
rtinville as q suitable location for
the institution because the board
of health in 1887 reported three
cases of the disease existing in
this parish.
If the idea of the establishment
of hospital for the lepers is to
isolate the unfortunes, it seems
reasonable that the first thing to
be considered should be the isola-
tion of the institution itself and
not look as q favorable location,
one Of the most thickly populated
cspters of the state.
After a most, thorough examin-
alton in 1887 the board declared
there were three cases of the de-
sease, but today We know of none
existing in this parish, therefore
We can see no reason why st. Mar
tinville is mentioned in this con-
nection-and suggested as q pro-
per location. Even if there should
have been cases here it would
have been more humane and pro-
per to isolate them in an isolated
section of the state rather than to
think Of building the institution
in a populated center, and in the
name Of the citizens of this parish,
We protest against any such legis-
lation.
The weekly messenger., 1894-06-02
fGo1lMo MAILS published in
behalf Of Hoods Sarsaparilla are
as reliable and worthy of confidence as
u from your most trusted neighbor.
An Act To Defraud Breaux
Bridge OF Its Good School.

Last week in the Legislature a
bill was presented by Mr.. Mouton
of Lafayette parish to exclude the
Nuns &C., from occupying teachers
chairs in the public school. We
fail to understand how Mr.. Mou.
ton can show hostility to the Ca
tholics and other denominations
of this State by introducing such
a bill before the house of repre-
sentatives. The town of Breaux
Bridge is blessed with q public
school kept by q religious order
who have successfully stood their
examination before the School
Board and who are under the ex-
elusive control of the School
Board Of the Parish, and who fol.
low the rules and regulations i'm.
posed by the State laws. Religion
is not taught in the School room,
though the children are all Catho-
lies. The best criterion that the
people are satisfied with their
school is the increased attendance
of late. We labor under the be-
lief that it was aimed at our par.
ish and the plan was conceived
and first saw the light of day in
the very town of Breaux Bridge.
Valley Of the Teche.
The weekly messenger., 1894-06-02
The Great Southern Remedy.

The Great Southern Remedy.
People should not be deceived into
paying money for trashy mixtures got.
ton up to sell. Botanic Blood Balm,
B. B. B.) which has been made in Allan.
ia for the past fifteen years. never fails
to give satisfaction as superior build
ing up tonic and blood purifier. It is
made from the prescription of an emf.
nent physician. The bottle is large aud
the dose small. See their advertisement
and buy that which is thoroughly en-.
dorsed by thousands Of grateful patients
whom 1t has cured. A trial bottle will
test Its merits.
The weekly messenger., 1894-06-02
NOTICE.
To oil whom Il may concern.

Take notice that on and after the Ele.
vsuth (llth) day Of June 1894. oil dogs
found roaming on the streets Of this
Corporation without the required Ii
csnse tag Of 1894. will b. killed. In &C.
cordance with the ordinance Of the
Town Council. The tags can be pro.
cured from the SECRETARY Of said Coun.
ell ct bis of1cs at the Couut House.
st. Martinville. La. May 3lst 1894.
HNfRY B1sLN,
Chief Police On8esr.