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Copyright; New York Musical Echo Co., 1894.

to the reporter, who asked for some infor-
nation about government tea inspection.
"These cups represent samples from car
go of 60, 900 packages of tea, every pound
of which has got to go back"
"To Gilman"
81 can't answer that question. Maybe
to Canada or England but it cannot come
through the port of New York That Is
a great deal Of tea to condemn, but that is
what am here for. do not believe that
within the ~ years have been in this
department., during the last four of which
have been the inspector, have ever ex-
amined a shipment in which all the ele-
ments of fraud were so unblushingly COM
bined. In the first place, 40 per cent of
the weight Of this tea is dirt. 1 mean COM
mon earth that costs only the price Of the
labor involved to dig it,
This earth, ground to an impalpable
powder, is mixed with a paste made of
rice water and known as congee., This is
adroitly DONE the paste uniting the par
ticles of dirt into the perfect semblance of
small, curled tea leaves. AS the tea proper
is being packed into the chests work
man stands by with the congee and casts
1t with a sweeping motion of the hand in
thin layers into the box.
tin cargo of 60, 900 chests of tea, each
weighing 60 pounds, or a total of 3,600,-
900 pounds, matter Of 1, 440, 900 pounds
of mud, paid for as tea, is quite little
item if the scheme goes through.
I'm this instance have no doubt what
ever of a carefully planned fraud, for the
firm which exported this cargo stands very
high in China and has for years been con-
sidered beyond reproach. have never
had occasion before to refuse any Of their
tea admission to this port.
"But have not told all In addition
to the adulteration with clay l find this
cargo contains large percentage Of will
low and sloe leaves and an easily traced
proportion of marlowe."
"What is marloweP"
"That is the name in the trade for tea
leaves that have been exhausted and re-
dried. In Hong Kong the principal tea
gardens are located ON Marlowe street. A
regular wagon, familiar to all foreigners,
makes daily collection of the leaves from
which tbe tea of the previous "a hours has
been drawn. This system of collection is
in operation all over the empire, imag-
inc, from the amount Of the stuff that was
formerly foisted upon this market. 1t GER
tainly obtains in all the large cities"
Mr.. McGay here called attention to the
cups before him. With spoon he dug up
the muddy sediment from the bottom. He
then fattened out number Of the infused
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trials, and after awhile she is able to stand
q whole days shopping with luncheon Of
deviled crab and chocolate eclairs. This
reclaimed woman decides to once more use
mediumly hot or cold water as best agrees
with her skin, employs good and stand.
ard cold cream to prevent chapping and
roughness, while she walks a considerable
and suitable amount each day. She eats
whatever pleases her best, while mindful
of the fact that an overindulgence in rich
pastries and CONNECTIONS is not good fol
even the best natured digestive organs, and
she is well and happy once more--New
York Mail and Express.
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THE REAUTIFYlNG FAD.
How tire Average Woman Goes Through
With a Course of Treatment.

The ordinarily sensible woman becomes
absolutely infantile when she attends a
'beauty lecture.' She tries first the nom
water treatment People look queerly at
her face, and look in their eyes seem to
explain that they are wondering II she has
been i'll. Becoming discouraged, she reads
lecture" to be given at the Shall We
Vote club and she hastens thither to hear
this new prophet Here hot water and its
virtues are extolled She hears that hot
water and green CASTLE soap are to prove
her salvation. She is also convinced that
morning glory antediluvian expressly pre-
pared for and used by the Queen Honde-
honde is the only beauty producer. Some
of the wondrous stuff is purchased
Later on she learns that the use Of oat-
meal will render the complexion dazzling
The pantry is robbed of the meal, the green
CASTLE soap is procured after a desperate
encounter with the druggist who insists
that white is better. Enough orris root is
then purchased to fill the coffee canister,
and some chcesscloth is looked at. The
clerk, imagining it is wanted for busters,
advocates different and special quality.
With these purchases my beauty faddist
lands home and proceeds to fashion the
cheesecloth into bags. These she fills with
the oatmeal soap and orris root, and when
the last bag is carefully stitched she con-
templates them with pleased sparkle in
her eye. But it does not prove a success.
She then goes in for massage. 1t is then
her lot to meet a woman whose cheeks are
rosy and whose eyes dance with health.
Ali this, it is explained, is the result OF
walking and dieting. The faddist imme-
diately begins long and frequent tramps,
starts off, and, to the terror of the house
hold apparently foFgets to return. When
she does, it is to eat of almost raw beef.
steak, little bread, perhaps a cup of weak
tea and some oranges These last she is
never without and eats them on all occa-
sions
At last she finds herself tired of beauty
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ALawyer's Satire,

Lord Chancellor Eldon pronounced the
word Ellen" as if written lion. Sir Arthur
Pigott, a distinguished chancery lawyer,
maintained that Lien" was to be pro-
nounced like lean, and one day each made
a stand in court for his favorite pronunci-
alton, whereupon Jekyll, witty lawyer,
perpetrated this rhyming pun, which al
ludes to the parsimonious arrangements OF
the chancellor's kitchen:
Sir Arthur Sir Arthur, why, what doyou mean
By saying the chancellor's lion is lean?
bye think that his Kitchens so bad as all that
That nothing within it can ever get fat?
San Francisco Argonaut.
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Hoods pills are purely vegetable, and do
lot purge, painor grippe. Sold by all druggists.
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A slandered CITY.

Whenever oneof these literary fellows
concocts romance about the south and
doesn't know any particular locality for it
be says it occurred in Mobile. The name
Mobile has pretty sound. The city is To-
Gated in the far south. There are magno-
Has and japonicas and cape jasmine,
] hooking birds and pelicans and all that
sort of thing down here to give his story
an ornate finish. So we find Mobile load
ed with romances that never took place
here or anywhere else. 1t is a romantic
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Strategy.

The minister who had difficulty in keep
ing his parishioners' eyes fixed on him
during the sermon solved the difficulty by
placing large clock directly behind him.
Mercury.
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Ne1t Thing to stopping II.

Elder Sister, know Mr.. Pscadds is not
handsome, but you do him an injustice
when you say he has a face that can stop a
clock.
Younger Sister-Well, it can stop it al
most 1t seems to make it go mighty slow
anyhow. Chicago Tribune.
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Tophoor-I have provided myself with
q rope ladder to use in case of fire.
Landlady--In that case shall expect
you to pay in advance.-New York Her
aid.
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Left Untold

spot and must stand the consequences.
We do not object. Most of the stories are
imbecile, and the rest are generally harm
less.-Mobile Register.
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1t is claimed that the American Pro-
tective Association in, st. Johnsbury has
2S5 members.
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rapportees a rEcldir, furent divisees
en- deux lots, celni DIES comestibles
destines a etre employees Immediate
ment, celui dies yiandes, polssons on
Negetaux qui seraient conseryes ct
quill fallut soumettre ausslt0t 4 DIES
preparations particulieres, telles que
le froid artificlel, lie sci. la fumee. la
d~essiccation, preparations minutieuses
mails don't VI. Durand prenant les
airs de Louis XIV prononcant la
fameuse phrase rEtdt c'est moi. Sc
Charged en- disant
-Jen fails mon affaire. regardez
ia consommation CONNIE assure pen
dant IN mois.
Dams I'm mos Oh s~er0ns-nous
Iucteur ? demanda Etienne.
a Bordeaux probabiement, re-
pondit-il, ! E une assurance etrange.
Nous ne savons meme pas peut
etre on nous nous ~trouyons. murmu.
IA Flora.
Sur le Congo, par IN degre dix
II nutes cinq secondes de latitude
mGrldionale. s'ecria N. Durand
ringt-trols degrees ct denx seconde:
de longitude, mile sept cent yingt
neuf trois ponces d'elevation au-des
sGs de Ia mer. sur Ia rive droite dun
tieuye qul 4 &C point meme a une
largeur &c deux mile sept cent trente
IN metres VOLTA OH nous sommes. e1
je le repete, rien ne nous empeche dc
nous trouver dams trente ct IN iours
lhorloge de Ia vile marquant ONE
heures trente-cinq minutes six secon.
dies, heure a~ctuelle de Paris, de nous
tronyer, disje, sortant de TEc1air ct
mettant le ped sur IA premiere
marche de lembarcadere De Ia Ga
rome, N face de Ia place de Gum
conces 4 Bordeaux.
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ana
~ -siJ 49, III y 800 succtedihg day un-
property on which taxes arr now Una IL ~
State of Louisiana. and Parish az r afonrcha
to enforce collection Of tayes assassa5 -
from the g1s+ dsr ~ .n.e[Ssl thereon
ra1e Of Per cent per month until paid, and
nsosaS.
Ing names 81 SAID delinquent taxpayers,
- aue oy eacn on the
nronertr asaassS, : HI II iIlinoSaoit
saI, are u foli1rs u ~ " ohered Tor
rtr,-,,
riaht -. n Z ST. acreas land.
land. bonnIai he NJ u ntLoN Race
G FoIse Stnt T,ras e. Il haisuoh y MIS-;
costs II r. anI
.o,- Aotd4 s4-1-
EhNFSl-E' ~ acres land being
ton-oha = ! =. l.-zs ~ lower La
Ant LAKES $40. interest and
e0 49, Total SIT
MATHERNE NOISE acre land rigbt
bank Bayou Lafourrhe in the fnwn ~
Lockport Bdtaria Il. Convent ana y
Bariileaux. Amt. Taxes S3 Tntrra.f
and costs Sl-54.
Total {. ta
OWNERS TNkSOW For,a-lx .,
Est. T.. RiancharI g-1lL aer.. |
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ILORi=
(|IIl LIS IIliS.
PAR 4. DELAMOTHE.
PAR 4. DELAMOTHE.

En- compensation, !! fet-it d
rGrithete de Crapaud-Sorcier, III
horrible batracien qui il await surprls
engloutissant p6niblement IN char
mantle libeilule bleue. ct de celle de
Myriapode Ouri-Bara IN ahreuS
~mllle-pieds au corps lustre ct d une
~couleur noir chocolat. marchant dun
pas oblique ct cherchant toujours a
cacher sa tete armte de fortes
pinces-
Ces petites vengeanees de natura-
liste amusaient beaucoup Flora.
quill CONSULATE gravement chaque
fois que Sc presentait l'occasion de
faire IN bapteme civil botanique on
entomologique.
Mais 81 celia lamusait, ellie sinte-
ressait beaucoup plus, en- femme de
menage du'elle etait, a DIES decouyer-
ties dun ordre beaucoup plus impor-
tant, celle dun gioupe de palmiers-
datiers par exemple don't les longs
regimes lourdement charges de fruits
murs, demanderent pour etre recoltes
l'aide de Benito, appelt en- toute
hate ayec une corheilla
Leste CONNIE il etait, lex-acrobate
cut bientot fat descalader lie tronc
eleye de ces arbres d'on avec une
corde il descendant regime par regime
les paquets de dates apres en- ayoir
tranche lie pedoncule avec sa hache.
A ce fruit savoureux, lie docteur
ajouta n provision de noix de
bacbabs, d'enormes cocos remplis
dun lait dune frafcheur EXCUSE.
dies piments rouges, DIES patates sau-
wages, DIES choux caraibes qul sont
lie bouton terminal dune espece de
Jeunes painters, de polyre nor, DIES
pommes acldulees, DIES fgues de
Barbarie, DIES courges ~laiteuses ct
enfin lie tubercule unique dune brvone
auquel 50 forme spherique, 50 gros-
seur ct l'abondance de son c~llevelu
dun girls tlrant sur lie noir ont fait
donner lie surnom de tete de negre.
Deja n grande partie de ces
rlehesses await etc transporter jus
qu'au canot que Benlto Sc charged
de rameEer q bord, quand IN CT !
pousse par Ali ct module dune
manieFe ~particuliare ahnonea que lui
aussi yeaait de faire une dGcouverte.
En- e1erehant lie long de Ia rive Oh
Forward acheyait son plantureux re-
pas, des oeafs de tortue don't il Gtaif
tres fria.sl ct que les empreia tes
nonbreuses laissdes par CO. animaux
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MI.

II ! await deja cinq jours cue lie
docteur await p~rophetise, ct depuis
&c moment .e valiant EcIaij. malgre
les averses perpetuelles qui chaque
jour faisaient monter lie leuye en-
moEenne de trols a quatre pouces. ct
aagmentalent en- meme temps Ia
fo:ce du c0urant, continual a lie
Tefouler ayec Ia meme rapidite en-
dept du poids gull trainalt
apres lui. Sill cut etc possible
d. g d%ebarrasser de Get appendice,
lie voyage Sc serait accompli ayec une
facllite meryeilleuse, mais il fallait
songer a Ia rencontre possible dune
c%ataracte ct, aiors, sans lie secours de
Forward, comment Ii tourner ? per
some men etait plus a cette illusion
primitive qui faisait c-oire 4 IA
possibilite de trouyer du occurs
chez les indigenes, soft par pure
generosite, soft pour de largent.
Chose triste a dire ct qui montre
bie1 lie degre de confiance due Ion
dot bonner u phrases pompeuses
DIES PHILOSOPHERS ct dies philanthropes,
ces negres, ces sauyages Que les
beaux esprits, les libres penseurs du
AIllle steele. representaient CONNIE
lie type achieve DIES yertus. de Ia can
deur ct de Innocence, ne Sc rencon-
trent. partout on les missionaries
nont pas encore penftra, que CONNIE
DIES brutes feroces, ayides de sans et
de pillage, fourbes, rnses, insolents
qnand lis sont les plus forts. ram
pants ct laches quand lis ont afaire 4 {,
Plus fort qneux. ne yoyant dams
leurs semblables. sis ne font mas
partle de leur tribu, que de Ia viande ,
don't lis sont ayides ct cue par tous
les moyens is clerchent a Sc procu-
rer. Plus cruels que les betes fero-
ces, alors meme qu'ils ne sont Das
cannihales. lis ailnent d tuer pou 10
plalsir dc tuer. ct jusiuc sur les
cotes de &c continent myst6neux
don't dintrepides explorateurs ont
commence 4 dechirer les volIes. DIES
monstres qui mont d'humain que le
sis n'osent plus immoler les
Europeans, parce quIis ont appris i
trembier deyant eax, enforcement
ies expeditions chez leurs yoisIBs on
I default d'Gtrangers dams Ieur pro
PIE roYaume. pour se procarer
fes yictIines par niiiiers, don't ILL
puissent yerser II sang dams Ill.
5randes fetes, faire poufrir las mem.
oIes cionas / IA porte hi leurs an-re.
- s~uspeadra to- cTaAes en a.l!gox
trophies.
SHite az procfasa nunero
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Toutc une sensation a Paris lautle
soir. Pendant une representation au
theatre, une ieune file extrememert
bian mise, en- toilette de bal, sest
avancte pres dc u scene i, TRAIT
IN revolver lie a poche, s'est lancee
d bale dams II sein droit. La
mort a etc instantan6e.
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aTELIER

Arant font le materiei neeessalre. nous
.an.es a ,pame d'ex4cuter tons les nnvrages
tvn,graphioues aui nous serort comics Le
brefs 6',.acat. carte- d'afaire@, eHfete> &c
features. tickets d'habifation. biancs. circus
laires. etc. se-ent imprinfs dams Il rlus bre
delai ct a Ces prix eul dehent toute concur
renee.
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% Inn ata,ent fat bien i
tort deyoir 81 tronyer en- abundance. I
II etatt arrive i ,embouchure dun
petit ~ruieseau don't les eaux dune
linpidite dc cristai veralent tomher
dams lie Congo r~cugeatre ct bour-
heux
Attires par ID purete du ruisseau
Ct fuyant IN li4uiie tpaIs dams IL
quei lis ayaient peiue 4 respirer. lies
myEiates de poissons Gtaient venus
- retu4ivr i Eeinhonchure du petit
atiluent don't e iii r~ocalileaN dispa-
raissait lit-tra!ement sous m banc
le brocilets, dc poissons-chats, dc
slluTes e aangallIes-
Force DE- renoneer i - pufs de
tortae don't j! nayait pa dtteTrer
aucnn, All %naurait pas mieux a.
mande que de prendre U cette as
semblte j nombreuse d revanche
eclatante, ct await meme reussi q
harponner avec son crochet de fer N
superhe saumon mais au moment
on, iayant lete sur Ia rye q cote
dune enorme toutfe de papyrns faI-
SAINT bordure au Congo, il frappait
son poisson a coups redoubles pour
ienpecler &c sauter dams ie i1euFe-
les roseauN ; etaient agltes aFec brult
pres de iul ct Ia tete hldeuse dun
crocodile, a~ppataissant tout a coup,
III await fat prendre "a fuite, laissant
"a capture q lenorme saurien qui
n en- await fat qu'une bonciite-
Cette aventure. en- TefroldIssant
enlightenment lardeur de linden
pour 4 peche i peu profitable Ct
dams laquelle il courait risque d,etre
happe 9 son tour, lai await inspire
Iidee dappeler a SOD aide.
&c fut lie docteur qui y courut.
mais en- homme prudent qui, avant
livrar batailie. ne veut laisser an ha-
sard rien de &c qua est possible de
lui arrachcr- Eyidemment IN coup
g fIet suffisait pour fonrnIr non
settlement i IN repas, mais a un
approyislonnement de quinze tours
en- prenant soin de conseryer le pois-
sol viyant dams les reservoirs spG-
ciaux installes dams FEclair. Seule-
ment CONNIE pour tendre ces filets
il aurait faIlu plus de bras quill nv
en- await de disponibIes ct quill eut
etc dan-ereuz pour sen procurer
d~'abantonner seul le nayire au r:soue
de le yoir ~enleyer par les saayares.
u. Durand dtcida que Ion attendrait
le retour DIES chasseurs qui, a en- iuger
par le petit nombre de coups de
fusils tires dams Ia foret. ne deyaient
pas avoir rencontre force gibier. /
Grand fut done l'~etonnement
quand on les Wit deboucher d uue
alice d'tlephants plant sous lie
poids de leur gibier, pintades GUITAR
oes, pigeons q collier bleu, perroquets
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STATE TAX SALES.
Ut ~Immoyable Property.
The State Louisiana ". Delin-
quent Tax Debtors. Parish of
LafOurche.

Rf VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
- vested in me by the constitution and
laws OF the state of Louisiana, / will sell
atthep principal front door of the Courthouse
in which the civil District Court of said par
Istl y held, in the parish Of Lafourehs. with
IN the legal hours for judicial sales. begin
ming at LII n'clnrk 4 VI On
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T
GRANDE EXcrRsIoS-Uue grand
Excursion seIa d3nnee IL T.iboIaax
! C~arencro. dimanehe le JUN.
1894, pour " btnefce IL EE-.i.e st.
Andre III Bayou Btut. Eue foire
e me fate cl4anpetre aut5H- iisu Ie
meme jour dams Y no9Iuet h lE-
glise a. Careacro deax -a.censions
~ ba!lons ~ ferout dams lapre@laidi.
Les e1carslonni-tes i leur arrivee
i pourvus ialimeut, ! raison
DC 23tts ct scots Il repas. LII fan
fare St Joseph DE- Tliboiaux ac-
compagnera les yisiteufs SIR le
train.
Une cavaIcade composte de- neil
lenrs citoyens de Carencro. arec le
pere Lafoltt Il leur tete. rseayront
les excurslonniStes 4 Ieur arrivee
ayec trois handes musicales. Des
acknowledgements de toutes sortes.
seront otftrts i dies prix modtrts.
L'excur~lon ct ii foire seront sou
y control 40 conites exptrimentes.
81 vous n'avez jamais etc a Caren-
Gro, VOLTA IN bonnie occasion pour '
passer n iournte agreeable.
Cont pour alIer Ct retour, de Thibo-
dtux. $500 /; enfants au-dessous de
I- ans, Motto prix.
lie train quittera Thihodaux d :
HIRES du matin, ct Carencro 4 /
h2ures du seir.
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gnent, par leur maintien. de- grandes
pensees qul rempIissent les ames.
II est q regretter que &C. fstes j
cArttiennes :. i edifantes RI puis-
sent point ! ctltbrer p.rtout ayec
q meme so.enu.tt. Rien D. Iaisse
des impressions plus durabies que
ces touchaute, ceremonies, surtout
sur i'esprit de III ieunes~e.
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T,n-e auncace Indignant Ia profession
., radresse er a'excsAtnt 1as q1atie
.,,orna - ea~udiiats. davance.-----i 10 ~
Skarolorle. par ~
Toute aunanee~ commercials n'IbiIre a IAN
IA sara ins4r4e an tang de 80 centspar pouce
aonr IL premiere Insertion ct 25eents pour les
Insertions subsfq1enteS-
Toute aunonee don't lie nohfnre Insertion
asr mas snkciif sera inszree iusqG'a nouvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
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ED. FORUM.-I have Just read
the preamble and resolutions of the
4th Congressional Executive Com
mittee, relative to submitting the
claims of the Peoples and Demo
cratic candidates to white prima-
ries, which to my mind is the most
just and feasible plan to settle our
differences and maintain the plea
of white supremacy yet proposed.
| hope the Peoples party Execu-
tive Committee of the 5th District
will lose no time in this matter.
The propositions are fair, honest
and legitimate. l believe every
Populist in this district would be
willing to submit to majority of
white votes fairly and honestly
rendered; and if the Democrats
should refuse so just proposition,
it would forever silence their plea
of white supremacy and show them
to the world as being insincere.
| hope that each committeeman
yourself and all interested-will
urge immediate action in this mat
ter.
wish to thank the Monroe Bull
letin for so fair and impartial re-
port of the Populist convention;
it speaks well for the management
of said paper. l am glad also to
note that said paper says that Hon.
A. Benoit the People'e candidate
for Congress, is an honest man,
which to my mind is the highest
honor that could be conferred on
any one. But the Bulletin thinks
he made a mistake in quitting the
Democratic party. / fail to see
how he could claim the honor of
honesty and do otherwise, after
endorsing the Ocala demands. 1t
is certainly the strongest argument
possible to the claim.-J. w. Burt
in Alliance Forum.