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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1871-09-30
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

We have been enabled to gather up
considerable information in regard to
the work of public education in this
parish, which we lay before the public
as matter of public interest.
At meeting of the Parish Board
OF School Directors, held in August
last, 1t was deemed advisable to unite
with the Town Board, increasing the
number of Directors to seven. Per-
mission to do this was granted by the
State and Division Superintendent
and the Board went to work in earnest.
A ward was assigned to each Direc-
tor, and two to the President, as fol-
lows: Mr.. Charles n. Lewis, first
ward; Mr.. Charles F. Smith, second
ward; Rev. Mr.. Bryan, third ward !;
Mr.. Rudolph Braud, fourth ward !;
Mr.. G. Fl. Hill, fifth ward Nh. Pierre
Landry, sixth ward; Mr.. E.. w,
Mason, President, seventh and eighth
wards. Each gentleman is required
to. supervise and visit the schools in
his ward at least once every month,
and to make a written report to the
Secretary of the Board. This is an
eminently wise plan, as it insures con-
slant inspection of the schools, and
increases the facilities for discovering
and abolishing any evils which exist
in their conduct on mana cement.
AT present there are twelve schools
N the parish in daily operation, under
the control of seventeen teachers,
each school having an average attend
ance of from fifty to seventy-fve
pupils. There is an excellent corps
of teachers, whose hearts are in the
work, and great results may be ex-
pected from their labors, Another
school will be established in the
eighth ward on the first of October,
and we believe an effort will also be
made to have an additional one in
Donaldsonyille. W
There is about to be Incorporated
in the school system aTeachers' Insti-
tute to be held on the fourth Saturday
of each month, and attended by every
teacher in the parish. It is needless
for us TO say that this will work great
good in the educational department,
for it is a fact universally recognized
that the .commingling of teachers, and
iln exchange of ideas of school man.
.agement on their part is beneficial to
all, and tends to improve the progress
of the schools under their charge
wonderfully. The first of this series
of montaly meetings win be held to-
day, and we have no doubt it will
prove a gratifying success.
In future. article We shall give
some Of the obstacles which the School
Board meet with in the prosecution
of their work, and explain how they
propose to overcome them.
Wilkinson has all the latest periodi-
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Mr.. Pierre Landry is duly author
lied to act as agent for the CHEF in
this parish and elsewhere.
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Republican State Central Exec
utive Committee.
Officers Of the COMMITTEES,
P B. s. Pinchback, President.
William Vigers, Recording Secretary.
j. w. Fairfax, Corresponding Secretary.
ID. Members for the State at Large.
Edward Butler, S. S. Schmidt,
Thompson Coakley, Elbert CAN'T,
John Parsons, A. w. Smythe,
III. Raby, James McCleery,
David Young, F. j. Heron.
First Congressional District,
Hugh j. Campbell, III. Mahoney
Second Congressional District
A. E. Barber, James L. Belden.
Third Congressional District.
Thomas H. holland, Geo. Washington.
Fourth Congressional District g..
Z. w. Devices, Raford Blunt.
- Fifth Congressional District.
IA. w. Faulkner, A. B. Harris.
Congressional Coamittee, 3,d District.
John R. Gallup, Emerson Bentley,
Louis e. Laloire, Pierre Landry,
Clark H Remick.
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THE FOURTH WARD SPEAKS

Meeting Of the Lincoln Mother Club!
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THE MEDICINE He NEEDED. Some

The MEDICINE He NEEDED. .-Sem
twenty-five years aso. Deacon +. gooC
citizen Of Gloucester, Mass. was taken IL
with fever The doctor was sent fer. tn,
good old deacon, went through with tho is
yer. and there was but little prospects 0
his getting well, he was so weak lie wa,
dreadful hungry all the time, SO much SC
that he used to dream. Of good things to eat
and when he awoke and found it all ,
dream, was terribly dissdpeintcd The doc
tor absolutely forbade his eating anything
but thin grue, and small allowance ever
of that Now the deacon thought he might
as we'll die ono way as another. and wa,
not going to starve if he could help it,
One morning as ho lay on his bed hal
asleep, he saw his wife pass through thu
room with roast chicken, which she wa,
going to pu, in the closet Of tho room al
joining. to keep FOR supper.
lie quickly resolved to eat that fowl
himself, so when his wife returned, ho call
cd her to his bedside and said THAT he
believed he could get some sleep fshc would
not enter the room during the forenoon,
and would also keep the children from max,
ing any noise" 10 this she Willingly as
scnted, and when she left he made all the
exertion in his power to "get up and get
for the chicken. He was iearfully weak.
but hunger drove him on and after severe
trial, aud obtaining the fowl, he crawled
back to bed Wash, it delicious, and
didn't he roll the savory morsels under his
tongue! Nor did he stop until all WAS eaten.
What to do with the bones was tho next
thing. He was too weak to get up, SO he
put them under his pillow and quietly
went to sleep, feeling much refreshed with
his meal. w hen lie awoke, the doctor was
there. who congratulated his patient upon
the marked improvement in his appear
anee, ,renarking ";hai be knew the medl
cine left the day previous would have al
astonishing good effect F"
This made tho deacon smile, as well il
might Now the wife thought that Will
the doctors assistance, il would be a capi
tai chance to get her husband up and msk'
tho bed. lie protested against it, but final
ly sssented, and the good woman in pull
ing off the shee. pulled the pile 0! bones 81
the floor. If ever there was sa surprised
female it was the deacen's wife. She look
cd at the deacon, and tho deacon looked a
her. and finally told his story. The listen
sswere Mortified. fearing that death woul'
speedily ensue from such meal by slcl
man 1"Don't trouble yourself about that
for tho chicken was all needed" sale
the deacon. "and ! am going to havc an
other tomorrow. as the one ate oda,
has had q most astonishing good effect.
The doctor protested against it, but it va
VI uoaval. The deacon's dander WAS riz
and BY means ofa generous diet he was u!
and about his business in ten days tune
The Van Buren press., 1871-09-19

Fine Bed Blankets.
A lot Il fine bed Blankets, white and grey d
~ dec 81 ID. G. WILLIAMS d Co
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DR.. Railways Perfect Pargatlvc Pills,

perfectly tastclcss, elegantly coated with swset
gum, purge regulate purify, cleanse, and strength.
en-. Railways Pills for the cure Of all disorders Of
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Gus diseases headache, constipation, costycncss'
indigestion, dyspepsia, billousness, bilious feyer,
Inflammation OF the bowels, piles, and all de.
raugemeuts of the internal visyra Warranted
to effect positive cure. Purely vegetable con-
tanning no murcurv minerals. or 1elctcrious drugs.
A few doses Of Railways Pills will free the sys-
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25 cents per box Sold by Druggists.
Read " False and 7rae." Send letter stamp
to RADWAY & CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane, New
York. Information worth thousands win be sent
you. july 47lyl
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LITTLE WoMEN.-Threc ltle girls were
playing among the poppies and sogc.brnsf
Of tho back yard Two OF them were
"making bolieve' keep house. little ways
apart, ~ near neighbors might. l
Az last one was over. heard saying to the
ysungest Of the lot. "There now. Nelly
you 60 over to Sarah's house and stop
there d little while, and talk as fas. as ever
yen can, and then you come back and tell
INC what she says about me, and then I'll
talk anout her; and then you will 50 and
tell her all say. and then we'll SET as
mad o. hornets, and won't speak when We
nsst, just as our nothers do, you know
and ths.ll be such fun, won't it :"
Hadn't these little misehefs lived "a
semS purpose? aud were they not close
observers and apt scholars, charmingly
trained for the chief business Of life in .
small Asighborhood la& rf n
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TaS DEAcoK's REToRr.-The deacon
was not very much behind, If the follow.
ing story bs true. In a small town on the
6ehuylkill river there is church in which
the singing had run down. 1t had been
led may years by one Of the deacons. whose
voice aud musical powers had been gradu'
ally falling. One evening the clergyman
gave out the hymn, which was in an old
measure, rather harder than usual, and the
deacon lsd'off Upon its conclusion the
ministsr rose and said {:
;"Drothei B will please repeat the
hymn, as ! cannot pray after such sing.
ing
The deacon very composedly pitched in
to smother tune. and the clergyman pro-
cseded with his prayer. Having finished
he took up the book to give the second
hyun, woen he was interrupted by the dea-
soa Srsvelp getting up and saying. in a
voice audible to the who'd congregation /:
i" Viii Mr.. make another prayer !?
Il would b impossible for me to sing after
such psaysrss that II
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.i.teucr---Wby was he net there /!

Nce-WeIl ye see. he had RECEPTION
at Berlin, and couldn't come. De peoplc
was a-thrswin' cigars. and diamond pins,
and pups. and canes. and, oh eberynng at
him. lie stopped dem, and said it wasut
bscamin' for dc Chief Magistrate Of great
nstisn to receive such tings, and he wouldn't
have it. Well. 70 see, Grant heard dis,
aud lie rushed like mad down to de tsle-
graph office. and sent dispatch to Billy,
sayia' "My Dear Bill if ye don't want
'em, send ,em over. I'll take EN-"
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'EV Err AND AGUE
HEALTH .---BEAUTY
Strong and pure rich bood-incrcasc Of flesh and
weight-clear skin aud beautiful complexion
secured To all.
Radway's SarsaparilIian Rcsolvent

Has made tho most astonishing cures, so quick,
so rapid are the changes the body undergoes, un'
der the influence Of this truly wonderful medicine,
That erery d7y an mcro1se in flesh and
,rcight is seen and .teH.
The Van Buren press., 1871-09-19
.HMlges II fscisserinss.
Frem Peters Musical Monthly
Don't Sell NY Father Rum.


Don't cell him another drink please,
Hes reeling already, yea see;
Aud fear wnen he comes home tonight
- He'll beat my poor mother and me.
:. khe's waiting Ia darkness and cold,
And dreadiug 10 hear him come;
= lie treats us SO bad when he's drunk.
af oh don sell him any more rum.
heard mother praying last night
She thought was quite sound asleep;
She prayed God her husband to save,
His soul from temptation to keen.
She cried like her poor heart would break
SO, trying 20 comfort her some,
told her I'd beg you to-day
Not to sell my father any more rum.
Why don't you have something to sell
That viii not make people SO sad
sIhatwil not make dear mothers grieye,
And kind fathers cruel and bad
All me ! il is hard; ! can see
You'rs angry because have come,
Forg,ye a poor, sad little girl.
Ahe don't sell her dear father rum
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Are endorsed and prescribed by more leading
Physicians than any othertone u stimulant now
in pse. They are SURE PREVENTATIVE
for Fever aud ACua, Intermittonts, Bilousncss,
and all disorders arising from Miasmatc causes.
They are highly recommended as an auti-dy'pep-
tic, and in cases Of indigestion are invaluable as
an Appetizer and Recuperant. aud In eascs Of gen
srsl debility they have never in single Instance
failed in producing the mosthappy rsults. They
are particularly BENEFICIAL 20 FEMALES,
Strengthening the body, iuyigorsGug the mind
md giving tone and elasticity 70 the whole sys
tenn The HOME Bl1TEkS are compounded
with the greatest care, and no Tonic Stimulant
has evor been offered to the public so pleasant to
the taste, aud at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, indorsed By the medical fraterni b
ty as the best known to the PharmaoopUia. 1t
costs little to give them o fair trial, aud
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Every Family should have Eottle,

livery ahllly bAOulQ nave EOtIAS'
We ask every one to read the following ceitif
cate. frrnn many Of the most eminent physicians in
the G, untry;
ST. LOUIS. joy. ls70-JAMEs A. JACKSON.
4 90. Gentlemen As you have communicated
TO the medical profession the recipe of the " Home
Bittcrs ;" it cannot, therefore, be considered as n
secret or patent medicine, no patent having been
taken for it. We have examined the formula for
making the " Home Bitters, and unhesita,ingly
say the combination is one of rare excellence, all
the articles used in its composition are the best of
the class to which they belong, being highly Ton.
ic Slimulaut, Stomachie, LarminiGliye s slightly
Laxative. The mode Of preparing them is strict
ly in accordance " i'll the rules of pharmacy. Hay-
ing used then seen It's effect in our private prao
tcc, we take pleasure in recommending them to
all persona dcsrous Of taking BitteIs, as being
the best Tonic and Stimulant now offered to the
public:
: l.. Ch. Poisliuicrc, NJ D. r. G. Porter NJ D.
Alfred llcacock. NJ. d. c. Gcrricke. NJ. u.
Drake Mcdowell, NJ. d. G, A. Ware, NJ. D.
j. G. Whitehill, NJ, d. +. A. Clark, NJ. d.
DR.. G. V. #. Ludwig. s. G. Moses, NJ. d.
Wa. Wilcox. ~ b. Hurbert Primm.
US. MAREAN uosrIrAr, St. Louis, No, Oct.
3, ls70--J AMEs ~ JACKSON Il Co.: have ex-
amed the formula for making the " Home Stomach
Bitters,' aud used them in this Hospital for the
la.t four months consider them the most yalua-
bic tonic and stimulant now in use.
II. MELCIlER,
ST. LOUIS. July G, lS70-JAMEs \. JACKSON
$50: Having examined the formula from which
your celebrated " Stomach Bitters' are prepared
and having witnessed the method of combining
the different ingredients, can safely rccommcnd
them ~ tho best tonic with which we are acqualn-
ted. From the great care with which they arr
compounded and from the choice materials which
enter into them, we have no doubt that they will
prove as they deserve to be, the most popular ton
/ ic and .umulaHt in use.
Respectfully yours,
TT. Nastinc, NJ. d, 7. G. Comstrck, NJ. d.
We chcerfully concur with every word contain
/ ed in The above testimonial
! John Goizclman NJ. D. John Hartman, N, d
! Chas Nastne, VI y. John I. Temple, M.D
! G. S. Walker M D.. Z. c. Franklin, NJ. d
For Sale ty az DyaggiSts and Groccrs.
Jas, a. jackson & Co, Proprietors.
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June 20Tlyl ST. LOUIS, MO.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

THE GREAT BLOOD FJhltII+
Eeyery drop Of the Sarsaparillian Resolyent
communicates through the blood, sweat, urine aad
other fluids of the system the yigor Of life, for it
repairs the wastes Of the body with new aud sound
material Scrofua Syphili, Consumption, Gland
uar disease ulcers in the throat tuuors, Nodes in
the glands and other parts Of the system sore eyes
strumorous discharges from tho ears and the worst
form OF Sku diseases, ErnptIons, Fever sores,
Worms, Salt Bheum, Erysipaas, Tumors, Cancers
in the Womb are within the curative range Of this
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and a few days
use will prove TO any person using it tor either OF
these forms Of disease its potent power to cure
them. If the patient daily becoming reduced by
the wastes and decomposition that is continually
progressing. succeeds in awcstng these wastes,
and repairs the same V,h new material made from
healthy blood-and this tie Sarsapar.liian will
and does sccurr-a cure is certain for when once
I this remedy commences its work Of purication,
and succeeds i'm diminishing the loss Of wastes.its
repairs will be rapid and every day the patient
will feel himself growing better and stronger the
food digcstjng better appctitcmproy aud flesh
| and weight Increasing. Not only does the Sarsa-
/ parilian Rysolyaut cxcyll all known remedial
! agents in the eur, Of Chronic SemluloUs. Cousti-
tutionnl and skin Diseases; Uut il is the only
| positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
| Urinary aud Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes
! Dropsey, Stoppagc of Water incoatinenecof OF urine
/ Brights disease. Albumiuwia, and in all cases
Where there are brick aust deposits, or the water
is thick, cloudy, mixed with subs tanccs like the
| white of an egg, etc.
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III ence dreamed" said Pat, "that
Icalled upon the Pspc. ard he axed me
wud l drink told him ] didn't care il
tux a drop Of punch. Cold or hot ?
axed the Pope. Hot, yer riverence, said
/; and he stepped down in the kitchen for
ssms bilin' water, and before he got back,
Invoke strateup; and now ii is distressin
me that didn't take it could"
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Initial Letter Paper N Envelopes,
'NIIE most popular article Of the day, at
J. July e. Il. fIARvEY's.
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Grants DISPATCH TO THE EMPEROR OF
GEkMANY.--Rice the negro minstrel,
"Eringx down the hsuse" by this:
went to dat ball. 20 see. and all De
big fsllers was dare. was deIe. Grant
Was dsre. Nap. and all de felleis but King
Willnm
The Van Buren press., 1871-09-19

- baby who kisses his mother and
6ghtS his father. may be said to be partial
20 his ma add nartial to his pa.
The Van Buren press., 1871-09-19
IroEN. =.

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since the govt manufacturing duty was re-
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