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See monthly statement OF the Louisiana
Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Company.
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OPENING OF SPRING GOODS.
ST. PHILIP STORE.


japanese >ILK> al g. cents.
Linen LAWNS at 20 and - cer-s.
Finest CALICOE> At 10 cents
French PERCALES. ward wide e: . Gems.
Cambria MUSLIN at l23: cents.
Ladies HOSE full finished, a: = Per dozen.
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BARECES and MOZANBIQUES a. 10, IL, Is
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Buff and Fancy ditto.
Colored and White BRILLAETES.
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by its BOOKS.
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FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF OUISIA Ma,

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storm aid the inolhcr, waking and watching, her
con. bIs scamrn'' dress all wet aud diipping
Il couc tirough night and Storm" he said:
"ThIough storm and night and deaih,' said lie,
TO k-s NJ, wife n it >ohe
For all beyond j. Peace" NJ SAID.
.The sea il His. and he who ,ent
The Wind and Xaye t. can s"c'hc then STRIFE;
HI stoopcd and Kissed his sleeping wife
Then si6bcd, and lih' a dream he went.
Now when my darling kI,>cl net me-
But her lIs wIie--who did not wah,,
Ny hear; within me seemed Il" break:
sW"rr vow! nor thence 'oilh sl'ake
OF what nav clearer cjc. dId stc
Aud vi en- The slow weeks brought bin. not
Sf,uehow We spake Of aught beside;
Fer sh her bole ui'n ID her pride;
Ard In "a ali hope had did
And my sOn passed az If iOIso;.
1t was about The NJ ~ srrnr-ile.
Fbr IIncd and faded where sle stood;
Yet spak, no wod Of III OF good;
She had the baId. cold Edward blood
III all her vtiDs.- and 40 she d.ed.
Oae time thought, before The "a.
N+thomeht he viii he first break
The news ia Heaven" and for his sake
held mine back until The last
And here sit, nor carr 10 roam;
Iouly wait 20 hear his call;
DOUBT not that this DAY, next Fan,
Shall zee me safe Ia port where all
Aid every ship at last comes home.
Roberts Brothers arr rapidly getting ont their holiday
fssues Good night aud Good NOR ning" Arabcsques
and several others already on their ronnte.s
joe Scrap Bag 10y Miss Alcott will he ready
Saturday. Miss I%dyard Of Brooklyn has drawn for it
three capital illustrations. In them you
rec thirteen pathetic little pigs with thirteen severed
Bu,e tails Farther on, the picture explained by the
text:
"Cy was conrad after my heart sun for n sun,
ner or two kept the DeIgheorhood iu u fefment NV
adventures and hai.5tsadth escapes \ thnI r
never knew boy 10 full OF mischief. anil my opporfuu
u Judging have manifold lie did NOT eei f,to
e<sspss hln,seH Int possessed splendid talent for De-
;Ss,Ss e.s,s iatc them and tssn %oral!y rsMalnr
= shs o. that like nre 10 powder and why ,,Il
I'VE ~ the p0esrseOD Of ali l,iubs and a
narncis 10 those who knew my yuthtn friendship wiz,
Mwss be who nctsd me 70 jump OF OF The lgIr:
c.e 20 We tarn 10 he horne home on board Wal %
~ ~ SHstptd ankles u war lie who dared 10 iIb
~ Vss WI req EypeIe aud iLsn o. nI Ihg.y led
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