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OF Mha flrnse Reana genius by sending her
quarter OF buffalo meat.
None OF RochefoEta children have ever re.
ceived Christian names, but he calls them By nun.
bets.
Adellna ratti has declined an otfer Of million
OF rancs to tng for ten months In the ne ser,ona
opefa which 0nenbaca nas composed to a llbre,,o
BY Sardou.
nsn. Z. T1umau, war correspondent Of the PILLS
ae!pala t1es*, and q: or tinn An1rew Jobuson.s
lT1sa'e Secretary, has married the belle Of Los
Afeelea, Ca.. AID valuable grunge groyc,
1fanppman. the Murderer OF the EiQck family at
fantiu, Who has tuat been sentenced to death. de-
nles that he !rtelds to commit suicide, lie says
tnat tne scAfold has no terror for him, and that
nc has always considered the gn!llottue rcry
sure aud humane instrument Of oeath.
The Rev. joseph Walker o! Allegheny. Ia, ia
an unfortunate Dan In the winter of 1865 his left
MP vas b.uten, and he was made lame Ia conse.
quence. On tho 23l Of November he fell on the
icy pavement and b:oke his right leg near the
came place.
Jourg man recently arrived In Rome and pre-
sented himself before the Pope. "St1 months
age, Ba1d he, ~ had 8 swelling in the leg: the
doctor7 condemned 1t 10 auputatiou, but applied
piece Of one OF your old stockings to the sweli-
Ing, and Il Immediately iIsappeared" His Holt.
petF, who happened TO suffer from a s1ollen lee
himself. wAa ssupc1ed ct this sudden cure. Tao
Pores old stockings lave eYef since been alta
high premium.
, 1870-01-05
TIE ERIE CANAL.

The exhibits Of the business of Buffalo
rripg the year 1869 convey an important
~sson. Il vii! he remembered that the
:1ie Canal has, until within few years,
cen the highway OF the productions Of
lie Northwest. The State of New York
u:lt that canal, promising that it should be
aade free route rs soon rs the Etate had
cen reimbursed for its cost. The
olis collected upon the produce Of the
rest have paid for The canal, and fsr all its
s.pairs and cllargements, twice over, and
ave kept in commission whole regi-
,cuts Of oftice-holders. The State Of
ew York, however, found itself in posses
on Of constant source Of revenue, and,
siding the only canal through to tide
atcr, resolved to use it Ike any other mo-
,poly. Consequently, the rates Of toll
ere increased, until at last they wero go
yelled up that it became an even thing for
ippers to use railways or canal. All ap-
ISIS have been in vain; the State Legis-
.ure and the State Convention have both
sisted on e1torting the Inst measure of
u. The result is thnt, during 1868, the
tums Of grim sent east from Buffalo, BIZ
mi, has seriously diminished, md now,
| stead Of being the sole route for bread
ifs. The csnl is tie least used of several
ntcs.
= The persistence in high tolls has not
" destroyed the business Of
canal, but has seriously in
ed ButfaIo. II Is true that much of the
in diverted from the canal has taken
at Buffalo, but nevertheless that city
suffered generally with the decline in
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viii probably ,ato the liberty OF telling them.
"nea inc opportunity occurs.
hosI. These Indians sre 1ery inieI1,aent y LIE .se
A!lpeulsaeo+ and are among tha mogt cIy1l!zed
aLa Dest IN the Country. Oaly about 1itJ Of ttem
worth eds PACK which the Ametlcan naners raw,
fepreeented them to Dc. fAF~4' A"'o
All the Indians tn the TERRITORY are onnose,t tn
ne American Government. and would 1gdt 10 ths
!,st sgalnst atne1atIon- They well Know that
treated bJ us than by the Americana they faiT.
y nate the Yankees, and NOT long agoit was not
81 ssie Soi IN american to pass through any part Of
notice "' 1aaa'euts
II conysr:a'lon wt,a several Indian Chiefs, Coz.
would be respected. He ea!d he looked unoa tfsn
would treat With them bsfo:e taking possession OF
r1ghts sond be recognized, and properly Re.
spsc1cd BY the Canadian Government
~ " ,be sicnx there are about afty living at Port
age, about nifty miles ffnm Fort GARY. TneF were
1shaJ a. suy slne to nent for the BRUSH authority.
naae neoGis belong 70 the REea, Sioux uoe Of tie
,so Ms71efe shsp platDs IA tne States They Separated
British Territory, where they formed the sst,,e.
nent noW occupied by them. They appear to be
Deas sealest our government
colone! Dennis fully explalaa the story about the
ilcha rising, which has been 20 extensively pub
Enitet, s1aiev ~ sass ~, gn tle
Leen at Fnrt csn1 ahn3t +rn r,ou,h, Iau
fora the s,1trai - rar1. unot NJ Mn1nn1 u1s Gc-
hssr,rn y, a. W.Has',ss@ ~ nosssnul @ aeDouHaiL On
W. - ~. .ncnuuRaIin presence az l'enplna,
Of ha f.bfeeds. for me nnrnosa ~ mnag Mam gossa
CeIcrLOr. IN tNn xnr tloSn 70 y, aeIs'ps tae
Of the rOal wh,rh Eae h,I1,eoGai ~ " p2lton
ctnIa He ryns.e1 .ha ,,ot,e arS =" - tne lnslF-
iLC oar. srrtcsd A. Eanpto aau, ~ LUZ 1llo*.
- arr ~ .tu ntA4.u!teus sent aoEn force OF
az ofdeIe ibem - ,,esn az SosssIGt s,, ata party,
tulued 10 Pemhirs whe.a ,So1 sun' 1ney tatn r.
u. O. FEtEr / fha a. ~, ,tths LEY teM9Itu uatu
corip i,sloa rcos er1act T,monaS ~, o,MSSpoIgaas
then ut The rennest of H. strnus, Denu.s @
mo the TeFn,ors FOR 1he nnInnI. =; went
et,nE the feeling Of The mamie en,t seAtn, -
tlctens lorce cnnjt 10 ratlad' ,n 1 @ nseiak sui
NJ rlI1nDa r-,ia."I 1u1o-o-s ~ sue AQtelnof'a
, 1870-01-05

The recent dudlo under the code Of
honor, between Messrs. Crauston and Bate
nan, members Of the Manhattan Clnt, in
New York, is most sudden and precipitous
descent from the tragic dignity Of the
ancient duel, for which men of slender
physique and weak nerves will be duly
Grnteful. 1t has not only rcvolutionizcd
the etiquette, but greatly reduced the
danger, OF either giving or avengins an
insult. The present mode is: /. 4 note
demanding an apology. .. An answer
repeating The offensive remark. ..
A reply demanding, Indignantly,
an instantaneous apology. 1. The injured
party then calls on his wrong -doer, and
laying the fat of his hnnd softly against his
opponents face, informs him that the
gesture is to be understood rs blow.
s. The receiver Of tho supposed blow
directs the waiter 10 run out and hunt IN a
policeman, which he attempts, but cannot
fnd one. G. The injured party then .ctires
with sense Of having retrieved
his wounded honor. The net gain over tho
obsolete system Of knock-down and drag
out, gougiDg, and nose-biting is
great every way. It savcs the
clothes and spares the senaibilities, and yet
creates just az much sensation. Still more
obvious is the handsome profit derived by
both parties from giving and asenging in
snlss IN tins courteous manner, rather than
By the firing of Of pistols OF the clashin2 Of
swords, which either party is more likely to
cut of his own ears with than to iut,ict anv
accidental damage on his adversary.
Under the New York plan, surgeons
bills, hack hire, pistol hire, md much Of
the laccration Of tho feelings incident to the
old method are dispensed with. viii Mr.,
Bcrgh and the entire Society for the Proven.
ion Of Cruelty to Animals see that some
proper testimonial is presented to Ncssrs.
cranston and Dateman ? II all who would
Ike to give and nyeugo insults at the lowest
possible cost would subscribe ono cent
ZACH. very handsome fund might be raised
n the city Of New York alone.
, 1870-01-05
A7etter from osak.s. Douglas cou.tf, December
II. 10 The S. pan1 Eanefr. SaYi.

The part lev dass rartr of fonr SinEx fotf1as
eEe stsnx h1Hhfttd. Asd one Ette I1n haiGox from
g ts'ne rns on .hs iane.os. K!.sr hays ben eaeaed
fo,. miller d;c: ,q.E erdsn:l5 ior the palpAe q hup
scoa :ha11cet trom high oeleia souseer a14 to hare
6t tae tn.t:ut1ents Ct s;vtsE shs tive. ef several
ssEss tEe sioux outhfvaE Il Isez, oao Claims
r. hf pfeaehtr, and all spctE or les
Enfnsh ln the s.,9e woeak. sood ManJ Ch.p.
o. ffelr close proximity 10 tbs tAted Sonx and de-
te:lnEed nrcn e1:erminat.rk thero, Thtns Gnlior*u
1i." lrre trtttfals ct sona ehns%e e1 and chg Ia
fSss.d @ shat taeh ;he w,th thei;
tnis Aut1 1AntIy teeonstdrEtd fhfF mu.dcpus rrsoye
I'D dse.dcd The friendly xit,t rlsy did
Glsh; bstt Re ..t IsmalEint II nisht md pa stns
Is.;r I1sss;,esa.,. S. stteE shs caioreT.: haa taEea
Ee aaa9: shsm.e.Ees .eoat tic prophet, et ha!
Efeed nalntsred hs: the5 did .isbt ahcreuI4oa one
q II tne tndlaas-EA hall a!o'her.fecfln6 differently
Ch,Eptwa.. Branded kf=a eawad. I'D, 1cs dem.
.. f The hseo, l. n. So Of des,sshed hi &c
Enfsy attrtea for thr3s hoE tic Mlnnt4ots River
fhs no.tins beating with them the yenaias u their
Late ctmSaGt.h v WV
, 1870-01-05
PERSONAL.

Another trait Of PrtmA has Just been discovered d
he sleeps ctossw1se Of hl1 bed.
The testimonial to coloEel Drake, the di.coyeref
Of petroleum, foots up nbout s1,70o
Ernest LoEgfel.ow. q son Of the poet, hss adopt.
Cd the proiesnou Of Portrait painting, aud opened
his studio III Boston.
The Interviewer bssiege Mrs. Mcfarland, IN her
tettt toeat nj Charlestovn, Mas..; bat Ahc refuses
TO zee them,
Miss fredenka ua1lip, clercyman,a dauehter
haa recently obtained the royal license To pnb1,sn
weekly newspaper in SortcujiA, 7eden,
A1fA Dr. hafy Ha!ker says abe objects to the
present style Of ladles drcssea bec&use 1t deatroys
ail idea OF the form beloH the waist.
Solno admtring E1nsau testiaes hia aduu,r..,on
, 1870-01-05

NE TSgsna seem to be from Tennessee, Ala.
oama. ana deorgis, while the Immigrants coming
" peA. eeesa 70 haa mostiy from the Northwest-
e'n sfates- A. yonr correspondent IL in const.n,
receipt of numerous Ietters OF inquiry aoous
AfHansas, ne would refer nl to the uop. J, N.
LeRR, Commissioner OF Immigration, who. In
soo1sson 10 pamphlet on the resoufces Of the
bta1e, Eul furnish all dea1ed Information,
npNn
, 1870-01-05

PERFECT solution OF evefT myste.T OF the case. ws
tn1fI We ahs carry the reader Nth us IN saying
mat IL u to be received a. als0tutc truth.
THIS conviction We arrtye NJ While 80 vet
oepf1Fed OF the statement pftplred bT Lady IL,
tsn, and tne proof BY which abe expected to SUI
the Galt7 OF her 1r1steea. -
, 1870-01-05

0e H9a4s9tEeu uLNPI III. fIT.V1Hs.....,.,. 81
:, 1neuts aHMitte0 under Dr. Jopea. 2T
f,1erts admitted uEdcr Dr.. MeEarlap1. :. ol5
" coEcDurTc hts rerntr, DR.. NcFaslao.f ssss:
- In my last apLuai report, / exercised ae5lfe
10 c Ie!1eTei OF the suutrnteEdeAcv Of shla In
tiltr.:oo whc1ever soecsssoF could be appointed
The fcc1fIizR OF Ee~ BOARD Ct Trustees has
r.eyenth ne from fs:1ther uE:1cg TITS desire III
tue tcart should become familiar with the iIsiI.u-
lions utia'rs, AK! lltnartd tn MAKE az sppoint-
n GnE To nc!lS4S fei0rt tx.ssnS Ii EoiF alden
shat Of It dc1:!nrs Ct Ial1E health, los. prompt
irgs can no frn9er DISREGARD, ]. therefore. nray
Eour action upon the srhJecs. 70 that II dun ttnr
ny N1sh 1ca} bc CARED into elie.t,
"WAh pEo:e1I1 gratitude Tor tue Consideration
a1ws!s eA eo'.ed Ee " 5cu'ntiSee, IS well as he
ceP:iop, respectfully submit thlS report.
ANDREW MCEAELASp.
DEC. !, lS69.'
, 1870-01-05
Annual Report OF tue Illinois In,
a;sne Asylum.

Z,
f.,;,f4yS Ni,4nri FA.,,or,,,. >' N'
The follow ile are exfr.cts from ,h,. ann,,,, "a
Ul The Illinois Hnsnt.al Tor 1hn fr.urr .ri,,n,tns
ttCsenf mn, ~. ~ ~ WI" e'tJ' oa t1- s!H o1 tue
y, tb- T<,set. ,-. :. t.......
7n.o, "s'f"'9 A"e f''H"i5 t>T::f Hospital for the
t:r.Tr,,r>.. rhn
1nsf ssstIn,, r,t,1., - -. l,e T. tiF!I1uFc, ht ia
rtrortg M h.,ua,. - unua.' rteAn ~ hsnn!sl
1ttt r1rture NJ :, -. .,,,..,n'. " stauE" III uo-
- r,-,,. 49, = -. 49,, vi ~ s".tkls slsl'' ms ING
The cn.rafio,s -, - nMsa .n1.t,. ~. MsfoR1-
East Rse briefly az follows: 49, 1Ae 1cas
r. ,nfcr1 ~ ' :" '"e h"'fttA'' IT,
Snmter s,cE J., .s, ,., .--.....-.-....-. 4f6
''' ''''--'''-.''''-'@-.- a''
Whrle rnnher ,re,.a, s,, ,s.,
fr,tj4f yaFr
q ;sler l. ia, e'''e"' r'uet he-
MN 1t ,t1.ch,fve1, ruch '':..' ~.
Numhe s.'sctarrtd unimr;oyr,s ~ "a
Nun. htt efop+,} ~
Srn,,,f r .t.t -"-'''''r--..-. !.
''-''.'''''..-. ~
SuHl.tl nt at 'entS In Ersni,al Der. I. 1efq s-o
*,AlS, S,rflr,,. NJ rhu., ,1,.h..,s,, y tt' ~sS
, 1870-01-05

The Legislature Of New York, with the
indubitable facts Of the diversion of trade
produced by the high tolls Of 1860, can no
longer plead want Of information On this
subject They must act now, aud act thor
ouGhly. They mustreluce the tolls to the
exact amount that will cover the cost of
repairs and management in other words,
make the canal practically free. Any longer
persistence in the present policy will result
the general abandonment Of the canal,
even for the local taffc nlone its line.
, 1870-01-05
Consumption OF SuiOkc-A Sitro.c
Process.

From he lttlztur4h {Iaz) Ga-esl,
We were 1cld not Iots 8 ago or !. 1us1ace sotue-
Nhere IN tbs Let2heorhood which tnato1ehl7 con.
suintu lts o~n smoke. We have forgotten both
,te name OF the proprietor ana The locality; out
tSe result was secured einpl5 bs an e.onCAiIou OF
fl1 ut OF the CRATE Is 20 far b1snr that II ceases -
throw Oh emoke, 1t. or 9 part OF 1t, Ia p1shei
back upon The cars. and fresh coA tnfu5n
harirg to pass over the closing and smofe.ss
RE in the rear. through ah!ch fresh oxygen ia
nerpetual,y rnsh!pg up. ts turned to lame An1
10 Tie furnace Is kcpt going constantly. E1en
innedta7ey after being tepIeniahed with frest
coal, or info5nalt said the SMOKE from the IN
OF tie stack Of ttla furnace IS hardy percep:,bIe
OF courte the CRATE IN the rear Of the fFUpt ire
has to be Kept vel Cleared OF ssbes, other Fi.e
sufficient oxygen could not get t,.ro7gl.
, 1870-01-05

----] -9-.. - -ovs. w. -
9ushels 81 SOS 7os q, ST.! q, e Is 47a, s.
The receipts Of wheat and -four at Mon
treal In the same time are TINS stateds
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authorities At Otta~a SO far as can tea-u. thcr
sent him no !nsloctlo1s whatever While nc vas s,
PeEbLa, bot left him to arrange matters IS bsst
In IN interview with The Governor inst n,tor m
ny ptrtGIe th!s tnoratpg be stated tina: no 81 NJ
patGS WhsieseI was extended to the rebels b. tae
we're al in favor of Mr. Mcnouea1l and the Capa-
nAa GoyetnEens, and we're really 10 arm, nal
wsss 70 40 Tie
promEgated By the Ffencn. the Br1sish Consider
"a out5 right and natural that they should asE 10
te goarsnsetd a local legislature, Their schools.
Ann other snch matters, III htCh, ther ps.e.ta lei
them 10 btlieve would he denle3 ihem br The e..
nadia1 ii5 Gotes1meut. Or course All these ihi1gs
A. econ az th1 British people taw he I,st
ard thus lea1ned That wss reslly demanded ,hey
1ad "Ihese @ are onl, IeasoaaIls aad proper De.
oppose {ou. We Nould advise {oD, however to
r nd depntnuon to The 9osesuor, and have the
Most OF the Frcrcn expressed thensciyes as Iii,
i-g 10 send dep1ta;lo3 10 Mr. McDonea!L and
even promised to do 20. As 5000 as this promise
forces. Some Of the French patty. especially TIC M
priests, would not d lo1 tue to keep tnttr prom.
re: but told them 10 continue the rebellloo, to
but to keep every Ctta1lau ageni out q! ihe
eoOhH5. But for the action OF these per-
soha M1s,a. oeGossten would hsve vailed "a Nj.
been fetsled there and then. The demaads tney
bad 10 MAKE were on the whole r1fhr and proper. |
AIu we're Ine5 n0t such an ignorant lot tter |
would have known that there was no pecsslt1 |
fof EaHrG s1ch demands, IS every r1eli theT
sorEht belorEed TO rhem a. British subjects, aud.
o. eo11ss To1lS nes e ,atsn tom them 3
q the action tnkcn, iul1y expected q Si.it from
me Representatives, Of The French He waited day |
after day, but no deputatIon appeared; and al
Ia la.' ne vas tod that she people had
cot cluslon not TO hare anything to do with |
hin He also beard tost the Canadian Govern.
Hent bad 1eInted 10 accept transfer OF the Ter
E1tory, ana ttat Governor Smith, Of the Hudson I
Bay company, was on the way out TO take charge
II plsee q GcysinoE AcTaE,ss: He Was also IL.
was on hia WAY up to tie Territory with sul ccc!e-
a'astical authority. which be waa empowered to
pct IN fctce ARatn1t The priests and otners who
had taken part IN the trouble. Nj. AcDoueal
Also saw bis presence vas productive OF 10 posi-
lie good; but thatit .a;her tended TO make ma.
efa worte. Under these circumstances he con
GUIDED TO leave PemniEa ana feturn home. He
'as done wisely IN this. Al Penblna be could
'cconp npltRh DolhinF. III addition 10 which he |
cns Aunt5ed By the Americans, who syupa-
hlzed Of course With The insurgents, and did Nil
crts Of BuAu lhitGs 10 make hts stAJ among |
lem ANYTHING but pleasant In ne2lectlnz hin
Il theJ did. the authorities At Ottawa Ac,ed IN
InythlnE but proper manner. As Nj. AcI>oug1l
, 1870-01-05

the use Of tho canal. It Is somewhat &C.
ma1kable .hat The receipts aud shipments
OF Montreal have increased to about tho
same extent that those Of Buffalo have de-
clined. Thus the. total receipts Of grain,
nciuding -four zedueed to wheat, in Buf-
falo for four years have been as follows:
, 1870-01-05


1fthere had been Eo,htcr to fear ,r that lre,
inves;Rstfou ~herew1th they threa,ene,l hin
Hhy d,u he not only 1te 1sotn 4, bu, regats Witt
reculas ottterne=s those who advised and pro
TIE ce'ta!Et'e5 Of lax are blessing ara raf5pe
ftna a.e charms cannot n!slesd IN . coarr Of i1s.
M az 11s seett.es Of nnor are there sfed
az roeeett nan az invisa;oS m on,so1,n y
ti5; Why tner, d!d he hate s,r Samuel Roniliy.
eeaIh % ~. be eSulteG Ire e.d ove1 his ;1asca
SetTs US oo1.se,, By 20 ,hs ss1'a'; sepe.s; ,9s;
snss9 snsIy o. q .9s's5 to tns
!aE Il.ai QIdef hts countrys lava or o. 4 0ullty
hn2, 10 waom sae very idea OF public tIial neans
.H:s probable that the c1tue was the one
COW alleged, because that vas the rncsi In nor nor.
.aut e1llne cnatTed Against him By runpf at the
;a1 ssppsafs y tse io'oEns estssc Of
datd Hath, sep:em ler g, Isis: -
saw nratid, and had Iorg ta!k with him.
he informed ne that Lady Byron was now to per-
!eet leath; fhat she was llt1nG With 5our sister
lel; nGca peasE1e from This Intelligence.
cuuslftf the later PSF. OF it as arroloipr ccct.
s.s tna eoL.tac:eon 10 sae only Important cslomoy
irA ever was tds1Lce1 sgatnst you. On this
efo1oo. a. itiasf: i: 1 viii become The world here.
Iappea5s e.iden, here that the charge OF In
r!oEG intimacy With bis sister Wig, In the mind
ar Shelley, the only important one that had vet
been Eade agains: Lord Byron.
II Ii !atflJ luferaete, from Lord Dyrou'a own
statements. that hts family fr!ends beleTsd this
Charge. Lady Byron speaks IN her statement,
q nearest relatives" and family iE7e1da who
were cogulzaut Of Lord Byrou's Etrspge conduct
Ii tie letter TO Do*lea, before quoted, savs that
eTtry one OF LIS relations, except his elstet, fell
non h.m u ta!s c1isss like IcavcS from tree IN
pc1s, but such appearances In support Of It al
cobTlncfd thoEe Leafest to the scene, 8ld best ap
IN. q ~ iaes . that the; fs;l from lin e.:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-09-21


A PROLIFIC PARENT.-1n the interl-
or of Java are several small native ru-
lers or sultans, and these personages,
though really under the untire control
of the Dutch, insomuch that their let
tiers are carried to the Residency for ex-
animation before being delivered at
the palace, keep all the extcrnals of
the most profuse Oriental luxury.
Their courts are blended confusion OF
rich colors, notably rose color, scarlet
and blue, and of sandal wood, gold and
diamonds. Sultan SOusOhOunan TX is
only % years old; he is of elegant fig
ure, his complexion is pale green, his
eyes large and haggard, with grea
painted eyebrows. This young man
whose petticoat and vest made hin
look like tropical parrot, was sur
rounded by three hundred cousins ant
nephews, and four thousand great lord
and officers, on all fours. He had beer
married at twelve years OF age, ant
his thirty third son bowling baby q
a day old, was brought in to be sli owl
70 the French visitors. This, in fac
was the child of the great Sultana, an
was destined to pass over the heads
the thirty two brothers, aud to inheri
his fathers throne. AS to the it'll
| sisters they were forty eight in numbf
and dressed in diamonds.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-09-21

How MONKEYS ARE CAUGHT.-The
following plan to catch monkeys beats
the old trick of pelting the same anti
mails with stones to make them pick
cocoa nuts: -.i
Monkeys are such cunning creatures,
that one would suppose them much
more difficult to catch than other
wild animals. Pitfalls will take a hon,
and the famished monarch of the forest
will, after few days starvation, dart
into cage containing food, and thus
be secured. But how are monkeys
caught The ape family resemble man.
Their vices are human. They love Ii
ouor and fall. In Darfonr and SEMINAR
the natives make beer of which the
monkeys are passionately fond.-
Aware of this, the natives go to the
parts of the forests frequented by the
MONKEYS, and set on the ground Gala
bashes full of the enticing liquor. AS
soon as the monkey sees and tastes it,
4 he uIttIS iOuu GIis1o VI Jpy tiit'eI 'GOO-N
attracts his comrades. Then an orglc
begins, and in short time the beasts
show all degrees Of intoxication. Then
4, the negroes appear. The drinkers are
too far gone to mistrust them but ap-
parently take. them for larger species
of their own genius. The negroes take
IL L ~
some up, and these Immediately negih
to weep and cover them with maudliii
kisses. When negro takes one by
; the hand to lead him Off, the nearest
monkey will cling to the one VINO thus
finds support and endeavors to go on
also. Another will grasp him, ana Sc
on, till the negro leads n staggering
line of ten or dozen tipsy monkeys
When finally brought to the viiiag'
!, they are securely Gagged and gradualis
sober down, but for two or three oas
4 a gradually diminishing supply oil IL
h ouor is given them, so as to reco ,l'ii
d them by degrees to their state OF cap
N tivity. .' -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-09-21

HUSBAND AND WIFE. a hus-
band be the true and pure guardian CT
his family, laboring always to adorn
himself with the godlike gems of wis
dom, virtue and honor let him bear
himself in relation to his wife with gra-
cious kindness towards her faults, with
grateful recognition of her merits, with
steady sympathy for her trials, with a
hearty aid for her better aspirations,
and she must be of vile stock if she
does not revere him and minister unto
him with all the graces and sweetness
of her nature. Let wife in her whole
intercourse with her husband, try the
efficacy of gentleness, purity, sincerity
scrupulous truth, meek, and patient
forbearance, and if he be not aibrut'
he cannot help respecting her and treat
ing her kindly; and in nearly all in
stances he. will end by loving her an,
living happily with her. r. .,...
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-09-21

IT 1t appears that when the French
prisoners taken at Weissenberg arrived
at Mayenec, the crowd received them
very well, throwing packages of tobac-
co and cigars to their beaten foes. AT
Erfurt wine and cigars were also offer
ed by the Germans to their prisoners
1t is the characteristic of true courage
to be humane and generous to the van,
quished. This treatment by the brave
Germans of the French invaders O
their country would seem to indicate
that there is, in reality, no intense ha
tired between the masses of the people