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St. Charles Herald.
PUBLISHED Aï
HAHNVILLE. LA,
Every Saturday.
INDEPENDANT OF POLITICIANS,
KINGS OK CLIQUES.
i SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
One Year - - $'2 00 | Si* Months - - 00
Three Months. - - 56 Cents.
Payable Always in ADVANCE.^g^
SATURDAY, fc Bl'T. C, 1884.
A PAPEE POU TIIE PEOPLE.
Farish Fagraraphs.
ST. CHARLES TIME TABLE,
—o—O—c—
IsffiijpiWsyEioiä
LEAVES SARPY'S STATION
coing south at 9:15 a. in.; going i
" " 6 ,U 0 p.m.;
ith 8.40 a.m.
" 6 , 00 p.m.
TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILROAD C0. 3
TRAINS EAST.
Mail, " 403, " 9:50. A. M.
Accom. No. 404, arrives, 5:40, P, M.
TRAINS WEST.
Accom. " 409, " 8:40 A. M.,
Mail, No. 401, Arrives, 1:55 P. M.
J^Read liegist ration Notice.
iy See proceedings of Policed ury
|y Subscribe for the Hera Id.
A. Riggs, & Bros Cistern Makers: Shop,No.
247 Delord Street N. O., fceml for Price List.
Are you troubled 'with rheumatism? Use
Kendall's Suavin Cure. Read advertisement.
Considerable jjfever is prevaliug
throughout our section.
Leah Lodge No. 2891, (Hahttville)
Knights of Honor, meets every 2d
and 4th Thursday.
One thousauiP'horses and mnles
wanted to be shod on reasonable
terms by Franz Gerlacli, blacksmith
and horseshoer, Maiust., Hahuville,
La.
We were pleased to meet our
affable friend, 11. L. Youngs, Esq.,
of Bonite, at fctlie Courthouse, on
Monday last.
Wo regret to learn of the illness
of almost the entire family of Mr.
Elias Youngs, popular residents of
Bonite station.
Wejreeeived it pleasant call from
our genial friend, Mr. Morris Bein,
of the Ashton plantation, on Sat
urday morning last.
The tliei momeler at this office on
Ft ida.\ last, six p. in., registered
ninety six degrees. A' »aim and
suitry fc uight followed.
J. Curtis VYaltlo, Jr., yf New Or
leans, who was liereoti a short visit,
returned homofon Monday sioruing
last. He was t he J guest of Master
Albert S. Urban.
The storm ot Saturdàyîevenîng
last blew down considerable of the
tall sugar cane on tlie(Kelly) Ashton
plantation and else where through
out our parish.
We received a call'yesterday from
Mr. O. Jacobs, a lorm-r resident
and merchant of this parish. He is
on a business trip to our parish pur
chasing rice for one of the mills of
the Cresceut City.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr. Magee, the active and efficient
Division Supt. of the Texas and
Pacific Raiiioad, on board of the
through weBt bound express, on
Saturday evening last.
Our active young merchants,
Messrs. T. C. M adere amt Anthony
Madere, of Fashion store, just below
llahuville, have, we regret to state,
been ill with the prevaliug fever for
several weeks past.
Our worthy president of the
Police Jury, J. L. Boutte, Esq.,was
able we are glad to state, to be at
bis post of duty again, on Monday
last, after quite a serious spelt of
sickness.
Wo had the pleasure of meeting
MivCuçullu, of the well known firm
of S. B. Steers & Co., of New Or
leans, at the residence of our genial
frieitds, II. Viterbo and bros' of
the "Edmee" plantation, on Tues
day last. He was on a visit to our
palish but returned homo last.
Thursday.
The telephone exchange of Ed
gard, St. John, was again visited by
lightning on lust Saturday evening;
it struck the instillment and shat
tered it to pieces. Mr. Harry Mil
tier, the efficient instrument mat*,
of the company was on hand Mon
«lay morning, anil repaired the
damages. Our sanctum was also
visited but no damage done.
We made a pleasant call
Tuesday last, ou our energetic
brother postmaster ami merchant,
Mr. Max J. Chapsky, residing about
four miles, btilow here. \Ye fourni
himself and some of his employes
ÿfd at work in his moss factory
^paring the different grades for
.. e western markets; some of which
goes to St. Louis, .Cincinnati and
San Francisco, we are glad to note
the evident signs of the prosperity of
oui' young friend.
turn
has
her
was
in
:
the
on
the
the
ful
girl.
We
your
with
and
ers,
and
to
ing
to
the
al
at
of
of
by
mat*,
the
also
for
and
note
of
We aro pleased to note the re
turn on Saturday last, of Mrs. T. T.
Baudouin, wile of our esteemed
citizen, T, T. Bnndouiu, Esq., whit
has been on. a six weeks sojourn to
her family and relatives in Ten
nesSee. She is in goöil health, and
was welcomed by her niariy friends
in our parish. _
: Mr! Harry Milner, from Donald
sonvilte, Lai,' the genial employé of
the telephone company, dropped in
on mi Tjfursday morning last for
the purpose ot inspecting and re ;
pairing the pi irate line connecting
the lialtUYIHè Exchange with the
Eilme plantation (Lui(ug) five miles
here.
Another man made happy. On
Wednesday night last, at nine
o'clock, p. m., our old friend Col
Owen McLeran, received a beauti
ful present from bis wife, a. little
girl. When last heard from the
mother and child were doing well.
We congratulate the Col., on his
matrimonial j rize.
ADVICE îi)^ MOTHERS
-O—
Aro you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain of catting teeth? If ho, send at once
and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children Teething. Its valtie is
incalculable. It will relieve tlie poor little
suft'ei*er immediately. Depend upon it moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. It cured dys
entery and ciarrhcoa, regulates the stomach
and bowels,cures wind cone,soften 9 the gums,
reduces inliamatibn.and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup for children Teething is pleasant
to the taste,and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female uurses and physicians in
the United State' and is for sale l>y all dr
gists throughout the world. Price, •25 cents a
bottle.
OUR BOOK TABLE.
Hairs Journal of Health, for An
1884, has arrived.
The Herald acknowledges r
ceipt Of Catalogue of the Louisiana
State University and Agricultural
and Mechanical College, for 1883 84
Vol. 1, No. 12, if the American
Journalist , lor Ang. 1884, has ar
lived, and, as usual, contains
large and well select'd variety of
useful und interesting material for
the fraternity. It, is published in
St. Louis, Mo., at $2. 00 per annum
We have received the able Com
mencement Aildress eiititleil"Niiiion
al Aid to Education," delivered
before the facility and students of
the Louisiana State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, at Baton Rouge, La., July
fourth 1884, by Judge -VA Gtuiby,
of Monroe, La.
Col. Frederick E. Goodrich's admirable
"die" of Grovel* Cleveland is now ready; it is
handsomely bound aud pinuted, mid cuhtains'
upwaids or 500 pages; it *'*••**■
wodd
and
utd
the
now
E.
wiä
on!
illustra to«l'by first
lass artists; it is from the pret-ft of Messrs. H.
Uallett & < :o., of Portland, Maine. As a rapid
biographer, Col. Goodrich « oubtlcss stands
without rival in America, and the volume has
the impress of the hroodcst information and
most careful attention on every page. 'Jt his is
the biography that received the idoatimable
beuetit >f tl»e net i vo oo-oj te a t ion a ml a ssis tance
of Mr. Cleveland, his relatives and iriends;
this is tlio volume that is recommended by the
friends uirI private Secretary of the distin
guished Candidate; it is a' true picture, drawn
by a master handy of the Kfe Of the St atesman
from tlie humble cradle to the present day,
and presents a striking contrast to the scoroof
so-called "lives" which aro to a large extent
tilled with irrelevant matter made up f. oin
flic newspajK i-s of the day; those who are wise
will subscribe only for tlie authentic Portland
edition—-the largest, cheapest, handsomest and
best. The steel-plate portraits of ( 'le vebvnil
and Hendricks were engraved for the volume
and aro a stRndiug rebuke to the caricatures
which appear iu the so-called *'lives" with big
pretensions.
We umlerstand that this Autli ntic Stand
ard edition is «mtselJing all others, more than
ten to one, and that its agents aw meeting
with the most phenomenal success. A few
more agents are wanted by the publishers;
tho most/ liberal terms are. offered. It is a
splendid chunoe for beginners, as with this
grand book no one can fail to do a great busi
ness. The volume also contains a biography of
Thoma^A. -Hendricks. V
53
FOR RENT.
The spacious HAHNVILLE
HALL, and grounds will be rented
for Balls, Parues, Picnics, Soirees,
Meetings, etc., on reasonable terms.
For further particulars, apply to
Joseph W. Carow,
HekalD OPF1UB
CLEVELAND
Agents wantedforau
thentic edition of his
life; written at his own
home,with his eooperation and assistanoo^iytlie
renowned Goodrich. Largest,cheapest, hand
some sehest, iifogautly illustrated. Goats more
per copy tomanulact urn than the other li vesthat
aro sold for twice its price. Outsells all other»
tcu to one One of our agents made a protit of
over $60 the liistilay. A harvest of gold will be
reali/ed by every worker. All new beginners
succeed grandly. Terms froe,and the most Iib
eralever offered. Save valuable time by send
in g 25 cents for postage,etc,on free out lit, which
includes large prospectus hook. Act quick!v; a
day at tho start is worth t* week at the finish.
U. HALLET Op., PoftJtuub.MMue.
CEORCF. BANQUER,
JJoodJopeJtore
Freetown,
G Miles above HahuiIUe.
t^
-DEALER IN
1DRY GOODS!
J -—u—-O o J
NOTIONS.
and Shoes,
__ats and Clothing,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
( ROCKE RY, ETC.
ALSO. A. FULL LINE OF
ks liquors, Mss*, sic.,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
c WANTED.
A goix.1 Potter to take chargo of a
pottery. Apply at this office.
A person is needed to cut into cord
wodd the woods between Hahttville
and the Railroad. Apply at this
office. ,
YV ANTED. —A person who under
stands bees and bee-keeping,to take
charge of an up a try. Apply to the
editor of tins paper.
Wanted..— Some reliable and com
petent brick-mnket to manufacture
utd burnout- or two kilns of brick at
HahiiviHe. Apply to the editor of
the St. Chaules Herald
NEW ORLEANS CARDS;
UPPER COAST PACKETS:
Office 46 Camp St. N. 0.
EyERY DAY,*oxoept Monday, 9 A. M., Belle.
Monday, 5 P. M., - * - Whisper.
Tuesday, IS M, - - Belle of the C oast.
Thursday, 12 M. - - Belle of the Coast ,
Friday, 12 M. - - - - Whisper.
Saturday, 12 M, -, - Belle of the Coast,
--Merchants and Planters'
Indupkndknt Electric Lioiit
Packet. For the Upeer Coast
toillampton PWfrr And all way landings—the
now and h mi sonic
MAttEL COMEAUX,
E. J. Comeaux, Muster.
\V. C. Macli'N& Ciias. Dean, Clerk
wiä 1 leave as ns above *Vucsdays . Thursdays and
Saturdays at 12 M., returmug down the coast
on! alternate days.
fias a clerk ut the head of Conti street, N.O.,
daply to reqéivo freight.
GAŸ BERTRAM, or
30HN M.HOIH4KINSON, Agents,4 Conti st
SALE
in »»».i
DEXTËR :*&
11 2 Baronne St.,
NEW OR LE A NS.
ClPKeeps constantly on hand ii choice so
leotiou of siwldle and buggy horses and mules.
Satisfacton guarantee«! or money refunded.
Sixth
S
a
of
V
HENRY HALLER,
53 AND 57 CAMP STREET, N. O.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
STOYES&ÏÏN WARE.
L'|r H6 ! usbfui'iiLsliiiif
«Very ili-wi-i-ipt ion.
Goods of
Now
Aih
at
CHAJRhES BE\$(W.
MANUFACTURER OF
I!n;es;
! -Ç5
' U:
.... «
■ -v '-- v - -A.' i
llfP)
Spring Wagons, etc.
16H & 170 BARONNE 8Tv
Between Lafayette rfnd Girod,
NEW ORLEANS.
l^ 13 Keeps eoiiRtantly on lia
assortment of m w and Sccönd
buggies, light sp ing wagons,
eonipTeto
amages,
Brackets, G VS FIXTURES, Globes,
JAS..ÏÏ. AITKEH u Co.,
(Late of Maniôn.Aithcii & Cd.,)
PLUMBERS,
Steam and Gas Fitters,
Dealers iu
Iron Pipe, Fittings.
VALVES AND BOILER TUBES,
11$ VAMP ST.,
(Seau rorDUAB,)
JVetc Orleans.
to
his
of
be
Iib
a
( Eutajjlishbd in 1875.)
ADOLPH BILLET,
Wholesale & ILetail
GROCER,
Wine & Liquor Dealer.
Nos, 113 & 115 South Itampiîti,
AND 81 AND 83 VERDIDU STP EETS
NEW ORLEANS, La.
opecial, Attention given to Coortrv
OOnti-i-K. Gooils, out of my Hit«, bought ut
lowest price
ant ce.
J 3 f*By request numthly price oupwmtq will
bo mailed free. Scn«l in voür names. a7Iy
No chargo for packing
ALL GOODS utnd un<
dray
i'uU gutu-
J
ETC.
LOUISIANA
Steam Sash, Blind and Door
IHANBFACTOaY,
Vus. 301,303,305,307 GltAVIER ST.,
Branch Office,52 Carondclet St.,
NEW ORLEANS.
ROBERTS & Co.,Prop's,
Snsli, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings,
Flooiiiig and Ceiling, Newels. Dal
iisieia, ttc., always ou baud or uiado
to Older. Orders pronqdly attended
to. Estimates given when required
A. & F. A. VILLERMIU,
CS-KOCKRe AJXTX2
Commission 3MEeroliaxits>
No. 91 DECATUR STREET,
t Between CoNit and St. Louts,
. NEW ORLEANS.
EEOS
" f tv ft
«ruin afin Kb»«« mW IHuhanl s tîMfry niaUn-t tnethoU fl LUI
of reliure < f itrwu.Jioot Orfijw. Mwtëi Oroiw. ? r. c «■«»■■■■■mi
*" d • rr ' c - dm of poor ui»s.
KIKAsS SISLEY &T CO. Rochester,N.Y. Chicago,111
smut's suos
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ALF1ED. SHAW,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Practices in New Orleans and the Twenty
Sixth .ludieitj! District. Office, 1J4 Common
trebt, New Orleans.
WILLIAM E22D MILLS,
ATTORNFY AT LAW,
No. 8 St. CHARLES ST.,
New Orleans, La.
THROUGH DAILY TRAINS
TO AM), HU)M THE .
STATE CAPITAL,
Via 'i ll
Mississippi Yalley,
ROUTE
Commencing Sunday, Feb. 10^ 11581.
The New Örlcnns ami STississ pj»l Vnlley
T» UI.Y 'I'll AINS between
Railroad RUN
Now Orhuius
foDowiil:
id Baton Rouge . ander the
SCHEDULE.
THAINH SQUTll. TH Al N« NOHTH
Aih i'i iO,l5A. M., New Qrum »,Lve',t0 AM, \
•• 7,15. 1*. -M. " '-5,45 1'. '
L'to6:l3a in. BATON ROlTGE^rive 1 1: lO'ft.in.
" 3, IS jKin *• *• •* 3AÄIV.HD
" 7:O0,i.iu. VICKSUUim, " 5,')0a.iu. \
Trains will only stop at regilhtr àtatioim and
at tllag stations when Hugged. Flagstatious-aiM |
designated by post with Jianie, an«! paep« s
wiriifitg to tiiice ti'uiiM ut ihceé Hcations will
liguai them tmdop: '
7V«rf
f arriçc unify puvlfi' qui Jachsqn JUpol.
JOHN BRADLEY. Supt.
ROUTE TABLE,
Tsixas & Pacific ïl- K.,
THE GREAT i'OPULAli ROUTE
—BETWEEN—
The East and the lest!
I 11 1
AND 'ALT, POINTS lN
LOUISIANA. NEW MEXICO
ARIZON A AND UA L1FORN1A
Fiivorite Lm c jn the Moilh. East a nil Soultrast
PS SLEEPING CARS
Daily Between 1 .
Si,. L0UI8, 'DALLAS, FORT WORTH,
EL TA iJ AND SAN FRANCICC .'.CAL,
—Also—,
MARSHALL & NEW. QKLFAN«
WIT HOUT CHANSEt
Solid Train« F.f Paso to St. Louis.
FiistTiims First- Class lii|nipincnt,Stiri) Cmmcttiims.
—o—O—o——
See that your ticket« nmil via
Texas ami Paeilie Railway. For
Maps,TiineTiiblefl,TieUots Ba tes ami
all required inforimitlöii.will on or
address anv of tlie Ticket Agents,or
li.P.H UG ! 1 ES, Pas. 1 ?, Au't, Houston,
W. U. NE WM A X'tVaffii-/ M ami yilr,
B. W. McCULLOÜGH,
Gen'l Pas. Ag't.GHivusUtii/lo >as.
rWrtW
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVER,
and MALARIA.
Fromtn«i»D sources ariao tin c«-fourth» of
tho «Usoases of tim human iho<*. TIi^ho
» yinpumu» nuUuato iheir «xut« cco : Lo«p of
ä|>ttelito, Mutnl* «a*uv«, ftick
(>oihto, fuUnat* iill«r «MtUug, utmlnn to
ciei Uoa of biMly or mind, Enu-toUon
» I ftiiri, h'M.'JiliUUy or iriu|>er, I,o«v
«{{(dl*, A f.«U»iig of linviiig fu'nlicU«!
htiMio .lntr, boJildeii*, l hUi«ring nt ihn
tMFforo file ejr««. cat
ired ilrliafl, <and df>*
man.! Mm usa of » r««m«* J .y that ac ts diKastJr
«in th« i.iver. Aaaldvur tn«ui1aSno
flbltl»
Khl .
all IthpurttlM Uirough
or th«* producing tippu*
tit«%j«m:»| (UgoAtlon, n*gal«ir siooliga woar
skill and a vigorous body. TUTT^NFIa.I-Ä
om nH.« no uuviaiHfli or griping nor Interfere
wn h dap y work and aro a perfoot
À^fgDOTg TO MALARIA.
nrj Kiscirü i.ihh a mim mar.
14 1 Uv/d had I>ysp«*pBla # irith Conorlpa
w ». yean*, and uuv« trl«-d ton «Ultciont
kin la nf pills, and TVTT*» arc tbo first
that, have (finie mo any good. Tl»oy !«a»o
o'.etun d mo out ploefy. My gppotlu» U»
spb-utlid. fo A dtgcHto remit*/, and I now
hnvo nuiuru! i»a«»age«. I feci like A new
man " W. I). EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
Sobi evurywli. rr*,9lfo« r>filce t 44 Morrfky St^N.Y.
ialM liav«» no equal. Tboli* uotlpn on the
lnoys an«! 8k ui 1» aluo prompt ; romovltig
iitipitritioa tiirough tnuao tiiivie •• s««iv
TORS HAIR DYL
G;ur IIaih oh Whmebm ebanyed in
»taAPly to ft uisrtgr Black t>y a OTngto np
p)ttj.,ioti of Hits Dm, Sold Dy Druggist*,
hi etmt by exprès» ou receipt çf g I,
Ofüm-, 4-1 Murray Street, New York.
IUTT 3 MMUAL 5 f UStFUl RECEIPTS FREI.
\VE .PAY
Spécial Attention
TO ALL KINDS OF
Job Printing-.
Gvr Prices tire LOW. Pry Us.
"Herald Office."
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FACTS RECftHOIMS
Sr, Hartei's Iron ïm
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.... n.liiié «Mate's»i*Vwiiuiirriil reaiilt^.
mui«jl«»,anU nerv«« rccih« ucw lorcu. -LPlivçua
tho mind and ^«ippll« » liraln rower,
n a b*î» 'j i** f» «lutTcriit« imni all complaints
dire. It frivol a rictir anrt hoallli) ot»ji|iloxK»a.
Uô UOt c-Xperlni«ait—get llkr OlIKHNAL AND llLsi
\lkili of «Irbttti» a a<f ot« fui luf^rmutlou, liw F
Du. Habter*» Iron Tpnio is poh 8als oy au
DHU 001 ST 8 AH 0 DSALEria Evervwhchs.
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DOllts.
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FREI.
Dr.paf.L, Genexal Debility,
Jauadio«, Habitual Constipa»
tion. Lint Complaint, Sick
Hsnduuko.'Diaeaaed ILId
naya, Etc., Etc. ,
.t containo ODly the Purest Drue,, among
which may ha enugierated FB1CILV ADZ BALZ
A» SmiZD, KAKSÏAZÏ, DCÏBO. CEMA, Bti.
It cleanse, the ayateîn thoroughly, aud as a
PUXtIFLEB OF THE BLOOD
la Unequaled.
It ia not an Intoxicating bevorare, nor can
It be uaed as such, by reason of its Ustbartla
Fropertlas.
PRICKET ASH BITTERS CO.
Solo Proprietors,
ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY,
It 0 B 1 aY (S' 0 A ' A
NEW ORLEANS LIGHTNING BOD
UOMFAN Y.
Lightning Rods and Lightning Bod
„ . U-dliKlALS. ,
liobiusoDB "Kfrct'ro-Bfiigi.otli; Sllvir C'littri,
t 1 u BlK-f tBltJ. ' ' 11 .
J, Mi Eobifcaou, Manag'r.
DEVOT AND OFFICE—ytti CAN A I, 8T ,
C*r MMflrtjv Ki-lvOvlFnii*. 1
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NV. A GREEN, Agput, lX)KAUnn)NTJU.K, l*.
StEtillltint in 1*55.
Ttio oldest i »ÉÂilisli«><l unit w»ty Houro of tlie
kind ili 1 11,- kuulh.
f KENDALL'S
SPAVIN CURE
Tub Moot Siiitsmpvi. Kwmkdy «vor ,11a
,V(>l r<t 11. it H I'. rt.iin 111 il M ( fl.Tl, alltt
lu,t titi.toi' Rooit Proof twtow.
iioi by. Mion., Du»-., X, tsaa.
Dr. É. J, Kauldll A C«.. Dour NIib.—I lmvu
mot yoOr S|uvVin Curo in ivvo cifoi'«. Olio for
nrl), Hint ouo Hiilini. It it ill il.work ntoely.
M. A. 1'l.CMIIBH.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN UURK.
N. Dm.. Il, 188U.
Dr. B.J % Kendalltk. r*l..(jhtnHei«ieii:—IHenHO
scud mo eircidar» printed on ow' »id«*, *«ver
tisement tor KenditU's Spavin G«r<*, as I am
,uit-. Y«*ur KeudaH's Spavin < uve gives satU
fa<'H«»n at niv duMouiet* arid aII* who use it
sp«M«k well ««f it. Ah il. U «« g«u>d tiling 1 wish
to (uiverüne It iu gond shape. S« nd m«'such
advertising mail«>r as you have ^ud.oblige,
Your» very fOsp«'«'t fully.
W. K. Tiiihti.m.
Price .t I, \x\r bottle or si x bot tles for $5; All
Druggists have itoroRri get U for you, ovit will
ho sent t«» any address ou re«»dpt o I price, by
U J. Kendall Co., Lnos
ISULI) HY AI L DRUGGISTS.
the proprietor
burgh Falb», Yt
For Sale at this oßett.
TUTT'8
n affto TOBftw
I, cvniT.o.i.'d or Uoibul »ud Mumlugmou. prod
ont., w n loi i porniMU« th« «lb. ton«, of ihe
Inn,,, auiotontM til. aorhl mu««
ttmtunwowm tbo bmnohlul Tub«l L »uamrlo»»
ioothluK cool, or, wbiob relieve, the It
rltatlom ihut. oiiu**» tlie aoo(k. It eteàu...
tue lung. <*f «U limpuyitl«., «UenaUi.n.
them when enfeebled by dUett.e,iayi«ot.
at«, tho hlrculatien of th» blooä, .mi briictmth.
norvoen Rrutom. MlRht eold. often end f
Sll«n
•munibeUen. It I, d.n&.rQ.i to otoi
them. Apply tho retpedy promptly
Ay ,oor. Wiirmnt* th. »»»»nlon
■ tonenlect
twtoftironVÿ yOor. wurront. th. mMHitoif ttiot
no remedy ho. ever be.,, ftmnd thnt l,u
prompt tn ilavlI»i)loi«T'' """"
* ulnifle do.o roll«, I
liifl.minhttoo, »u4 U» «M . , _
oh.Hnole cwutrh. A plee.ent cordial, ehU-
drei, take It readlly. For Crown It ia
UiTalnablc nnA RhoiiUi t*" In y family.
-» iWc, and *1 Bottle«,
« TUTT# IXMCTORAJtT.
i. tue nhlvitm, iuWuM
ia* . I v wlilv fur,« tho un«t
PILLS
ACT PIHEOTLY ON
Cure« Chili« and Fever, Ity.peimla,
iHlok KIe«dUclie.ltlU«ma Colic .C«»»»« I|»a-
iNlok lIe«it»lKC»»c,
tiD.i.niih
t»»« k'imrti
EleihtliACiic. imiouM
rihrum*ti«m,Pil«)a t PslnlIiUlff» of
bnr«, Diuluflfs, Torufltl LlVortUhtl
I« Irregoluritt«*. If jro» do aok^fwl
t iy woll/'asinfflcpiUiir. bod-tlme •timulfttcstLo
pi om udK, r**i nrettb» aptlcH **, j mpnr tn vj{?or t o tjio
pvsfemt »J» Wi«rr«y<»t .rir.Vw
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CO.
]ieui Oil coni
j Opening December 1,1504 ; Closing Mty 31,1680
— UNDKIt Tim AUSIUCIW Ü* TUB —
Uijited gt^es. ßflUBmment.
$1,300,000,
Appropriuled by the General Uo-«rumeot.
$ 500 , 000 ,
CvnUibuteU by the CUIaciis of Hew Orleans.
$ 200 . 000 ,
Appropristt-t) by Mcsicow
$ 100 , 000 ,
Appropriated ty tbe Slut« of J.oui*Uo*.
$100,000,
Apiiwprlubil by Uw City of New Orlesna.
From $5000 to $25,000,
ApiaOpriuted • hv Iim«iiHerab!i»' t>t»te$, Ci tic h
ami Foreign CouaUriee,
Cv$rÿ Stst« snd Tsnitory in ths Union n»prMSftt#d,
»nd nssdysHtbs Lescltntf Nrtions snd
CountriM of trie Wot Id.
The Biggest Exhibit, the Biggest Building end the
Biggest Industriel Brent, la the
World's History.
ArruOATimi# Foil kxhihitm ai bkai»yrrckivku
CUVKH MOltKei*AUK AND A «UKATKU VARIKI V
or MiniicrTs than th«jsk or any
• jgu'OSl I IUN KVKH BKl.li.
'I*he cheaufst rate* of travel ever known in
the annul* of ir:ins|M»ru«tion secured for the
people everywhere.
For iiifonnation, address
E. A. BURKK,
Director General, W, I, & C. C. K.
New Orleans,-La