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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1878.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-15

d;t-on, de questions fnnncierea.
Nine. Lee, Ia veuve du general r. q. Lee,
Went de mourir.
Les fabriques de New-York Sc ferment, ct
de nombreux Onvriers sont sans travail
LIE general Hartlee est mort.
-Qnatre generaux cnbains, pris avec 10
Virgntus par I'M Davire de gnerre espagnol,
ont etc fnsilis Santiago de Cuba. Barnabe
Varona, le noble patriotic, etait Pun d'eux.
II y I'm "casus beIli'' dams Ia capture du
Virginins navire dies E. U. LIE Cabinet de
Washington est emu.
Les fermiers, grangers ct reformistes
pr6parent sans bruit leur union.
Lou1s1ANE.-M. Kellogg est de retour q Ia
Nouvel!e- Orleans, ct certaines personnes
pretendent "que ce nest pas un homlue
orainaire." On le salt trop ben.
'-Pourquoi des meetings 'hommes de cou-
lenr P'aqnemine ct ailIeurs, ct que signifie.
dams ces meetings, la declaration que les dts
citoyens n'entendent point organiser un parti
noir en- Louisiana Les meetings exclusjfs
lie sont-iIs pas dija une organisation ct ne
contredisent-ils point Ia declaration empha-
tiqne de 7. I. Attain ct autres? Celia est
fort maladroit. ct les hommes presomptueux
gatent ton jonrs lenr cause.
LA Nouvelle- Orleans sanime IN peu. ct
ses nafchands ont la nina mo;ns onpne
QUAINT a la Convention prochaine, sagement
composee, ellie est vue dun bon cell, ct I'on
compte beanconp sur son action. II rest
point improbable que le Congress, influence
par ropinion pnbiqne. ec!airs par la raison
ct Ia justice, n'ordonns de nonvelles elections
Gu Louisiana. Sill y q eu frau1e dams les
deux camps, ct sill est impossible de rectitier
le scrutin, une nouvelle election est rirou-
reuse de tlroit.
En- attendant, les banques sont tou;ours d
moiti6 closes.
Ell 10 troupe 'yrique de M. P. Canonge
chante d merveilie
P.S.-On aurait dscouvert, a Paris, I'm comp,ot
en- tavenr lu comte de Pars.--I4e comse de Cham
bord serat invite abdigner ses drots au tr5ne en-
lareur de son iGal ct oi co,sin.-Le comitG sur Ia
prolongation des pouvoirs du President 6lu ponr
rappoteur Laboulaye, ct NJ de Rtmusa: etc
charge de conferer avec Mac .Mahon.
P's.-Abde-k -kader est mort.-M L. saj inter
reera lie mnistere an sujet des elections ordonner
ponr les siages Notwithstanding a eu une
entrevue avec Remusat, Tout est camc, ct les
royalistes ne dissent rien
Les Caristes, par 10 vote de Bayonne,-la leur,
ont remport6 une vctoire.-I4a Aote des insurg6s
de Carthagone Sc prepare 9nitter lie port
lie du courant, lie capitaine ct 36 marins iu
steamer Virginius ont Gtd executes Santiago, eft
lie jour suivant, l2 volonaires cubaius ont etc
fusli'es On ne connait point encore la penses du
cabinet de Washington.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-15

peut devenir sterile ct abandonn6. Ii Noavele-
Babeck, ct la soci6t6 moderne ma plus rien Do
commun avec les societies antiques.
| Nous croyons done q Iavenr de- ID LouDiane.
Nous croyons que les carpet -baggers No seront
point 6terneement ses maitres. IA
Nous croyons que son gouyernement d'Etat'
CONNIE le gouvernement gfn6ral lui-meme, cham
gera dams 10 sens du bien e du vrai, cessant
conseq"emment d. 'etre le gouvernement brutal dune
faction de vampires ct de pillards ehontes.
Les deux races, dams ce qu'eies auront de bon,
de genereux ct dhonn6te, 50 rspprocheront 1t CO
rapprochement n aura rien de semblabls eeluis
danjourdiui, qui est le rapprochement des mauvai1
dams le desordre ct le NAL
1T Immigrant, ni auss, viendra; et,i sera muni
de foutil des travaleurs ct des producteurs, ct il
coonisera &c qui est qu'un 6tablissenleut
sa seconde periodic de- formation.
La ferne, avec son travail possible, soign6, null
tp'ie CONNIE avec sa variete de produits rempacers
avantagensement Ia grande plantation du travail
sa'ari6ct du produits unique ct simple.
L'agricu'ture ressucitee, le commerce. renaitra,
rindustrie Sc d6veloppera, nous ne serons plus,
S"''A'S uuu0 % sOulcS hyOuJu uul ley tElDutAlreA
de tout le monde. ct l'on ne nous vera plus
trstement assis sur une demi-balle de cotton on I'm
demi-boucaut de sucre.
Nous ponv0ns meme assurer-et celia sera grand
miracle qai surpassera celui de Lourdes-oue Ia
presse sera devenue presqne raisonnnable.
Des Franeais meurent, mais ID Francs Wit.
Des Louisianais peuvent mourir, n,ais Ia Louisia-
ne vivra. a4 @
Nous lie comprcnons bien, n'est-ce pas puisqus
nous he abandonnons point. puisque ses enfants ne
doutent pas, puisquil y autant despoir que
damert''me dams nos plus wives coleres
TT pnisque nous bdtissons!
Car nous bassons CONNIE ceux qui mont point
envie de mourir :-des cabanes, de smples maisons.
des hangers, des moulins, des briqueteries. des
masasns. rien de bien grandiose sans donte, mais
qne1que chose qn indique lie travail. lactivit6 ct Ia
vie. La population augmente aussi. Et il ne tent
qua nous que son augmentation soft considerable
ct bonne, veuant de bonne source ct les maine
nettes.
| Ce qui tombe en- masse Sc relieve en- parties ou
tour au MONS Sc relevera. Les morceaux dune
Dohne chose ne sOnt pas mauvais.
Partez de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans ct rendex-vons i
baton-Rouge, observant droite ct a pauche. ct
vous direz CONNIE nous:
LIEN nest perdu-Il metamorphose-I,e
peuple est ct sera-L'avenir ne trabira noint 1.
Louisiana lible ct affranchie.
Mais il faut que chacun travalle.
-s- -
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-15
N0,treni,'s.
xxx.

MAS rldcal damour, parait ct gracieux
Est bien oin de la terre ct bien haut dana ,es csr
Tres pen de nous )e yoient II faut ayor des .;Ie.
-Four franchir focean d.s spendeurs eterneles
our "'o'tef jsq"a lni, triumphant ct vanqueur,
!" ""r 'tahshgorer sou esprit ct son coeur,
lo"r et'e Ia beaut6, Ia douceur la lumiere.
La eiastefe sacr6e, adorable ct premiere,
l'e o''n' 'nmacn'e, ne pechant plus, ravant
Lans alteration du Dieu pur ct vivant
II te faut depouller, pauvre creature
4 on corps ct ton fardeau, ton sexe ct ia natnre
:" 'ou'oe h"nanite trainant conci couca.
~ hat'h jusq" au sor, son boulet de forcat.
~ ee'ghaht trlsement Seigneur, la chose est-e,ls
raci'e u etre human, tout all moi,,s nat,,relIe
~ 10 Del Ideal des ceux resplendissants
4>e i'lt-ii pas devant nos r6ves mpuiss.nts7
Qnand le bout de notre ale est humide de fan,.
Comment done ell razur suvre Ie vol ia ron,s,
p'''q"ol e'ohher que mon front soft pencils
s'o"s 'e doute navrant ct le mortel p6ch6,
u Ideal, Ideal. c'est Ia montare sainte
e"e h'' ne gravira c'est la celeste enceinte
>t"e hu' pied de mortel NEST digne de franchir
oo Vei''e lie garden que ,ien ne peut flechir:
ISL 10 oonhenr profond, adorable, supreme,
V"' Vo"s aneantit dams lEternel lui-mame.
Donc' impossible. Aussi. pauvres fous pre]ot
LIE Keel est nous, e Reel est mon lot:
LIE Keel est letrange etofFe dune vie
we 'e o's'e tlssa d'impuissance ct d'envie
-Etoffe de nanteau. d'hahit ct de surtout.
Q'l use font contact, qui Sc taclle partout.
l"e IA fohce decire, ct qui, d6guenill6e,
1'''sse So'r par ses trons notre Ame encanaill6e
ut noEe vane. La vanite, VOLTA
Lee defnier mot de l'homme ~ r,o,,. ..
lest par la vsnite ION eprouye Get atre
ee e'foh 9n' n est ren ct qui veut tout para;tre
Ce irese microcosme au risible portrait
Qne dun peu de limon perit un doipt distro;,
4u'" es' pour ll' lie beau rave impossible,
LIE sublime inGni, le ciel inaccessible.
Le D'eu qni ma pas dombre ct nest plus nconnp.
III que ne ne Wit jamais le Noise coruu
Les s'nals de pierre. Adorer la poussiere
sous 'es lnformes traits dune idole grossiAre.
l.' aaorer so-men'e entire les plus petits.
A'ec ses passions, ses goits, ses app6tits.
,es a'deofs' ses furenrs, vante risble.
Vo'''' oonc notre Loi sous sa forme visible.
-" Ao' que nous snivons, qui conviept au morto,.
V"i met I'M Lieu de chair au haut de ses autels.
Ell Ia fou'e dit oni, s'incline, est sstsfaite.
Declare sa croyance admirable ct parfaite
Mango bien, bolt de meme ct dort S,6r;,,s
ne IA vie! Horizons de bruno ct sans clart6,
Dlvinite de Fame la chair asservie.
Accomplishment hideux de Ia mort Ia vie, @
lmpulssance ct meant Gu sont les vrais docteur,
V"i c'osent Ia demande aux levres des doutenn
: Ou sont les beanx elns, les hommes ad>irahle.
} Les chastes de lesprt, les Pares v6n6rables.
Les grands vivants du cel ct de l6terni,6?
III comblen sont-ils done Vapt6 Yan;t6,
Ma's al connu Fun d'eux II se nonmsit Jf,a,,.
I'als pfetre, croyais en- Dieu, doutait en- Rome,
j. GRNGo1nE,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-15
Nourelles.

V1Eux MONDE. de Versailles
ne chante plus: Vive Henri V!
Les republicans sont en- hausse, les
royaIistes en- baisse, ct les dsconfts dc la
droite proposent de limiter cinq ans les
pouvoirs de Mac Mahon CONNIE President
de Ia Rapubliqne
. Cedernier compromis sera pent etre accepte
par la gauche, mais ayec quelques moai!ica-
tious.
Theirs dit.-et lie dire du bonhomne want
des qnadruples d'E-pagne, Ia repnbli-
que conservatives est f,.lte
Les Carlistes non. remporta aucnne
eciatante victoire, CONNIE lie dia,,it leur tee-
gra9he. Lepae du Seigneur est pas avec
enx.
LIE monument Cavour, a Tnrin, n cts
brl'amment inangnr-. LIE maire du lieu n
dit: Cavonr, apras avoir etc l'atoie de la
Savoie, est devenu lie solei. de i'Itale.
LIE lion beige lort.
NoUvEAU MoNpE.--L.s tlernisres s!ecsions
soht presque nh evhnement; eies conaum-
nent certainement administration, Ie radi-
cai!sme ct ie cfsarisme. ct ne seront pas sans
influence sur te Congress lui-meme mais .on
anralt pent-etre tort den cuucinr, un'elles
sont Ia fin du parti Republican,. l.heure
nest pas encore Verne. ct CO nest oman
commencement d'tpuration.
Grant est abso'nmees muet. Il s'occupe,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-11-15
Tarif!fS ct Locul.

MEETING-sobre en- matierc de politiqne ct de
parts. parceque les questions economiques nous
preoccupent advantage, ct croyant qnsne certaine
independence de joarna.isme nous permet de mieux
volr ct tie menx appl6ccr, nous II avons cepentant
lamais permis notye sobtiete ct no.re indepen-
dance d'a,re neutres
Anssi avons-nous dtja, pusieurs repriscs
br'evement mais nettement, espr;ms notre pensde
sur la question lonsianaise.
C.t'e question, anx yenx de tons, ma pas Ell de
solution detnve''ltga'e ct sans appel.
Adhuc sub julce lis est
NJ. Kellogg ct NJ Antoine ne sont presentement
qus des gouvelncurs imposes.
Il tuut que lie Congress decide
II a done n6cessite ce que le parti De Ia
Fusion, non debonte de ses dros, ait sa Conven :
ton.
lily a consfqnemment necessit6 ce Que les
parosses euvoent lcs deIfgues Ia dite Convention
du "a.
st-Jacques est une paroisse, ct st-Jac9ues doit
faire son dcvor
Aussi voyons-nous mplissement d un devoir
dams la convocation d IN meeting du penple pour
uiii'IiGhH VlpSuaiii- IL IculeS : M. 1--WE GIUlt,
an masasn &c NJ. j. Biilon leffet dc choisr de 3
del6gu6s
LIE penple repondra certainement lappel.
La conyocaon est iaite par NJ. Alfred Roman,
anssi diment autoris6 que han,emcnt responsible
CONNIE president du Sous-Comi,s du Comite d.,
Peup!e. ,
VAE'A,-M. c. c. Antoine, 'e quas-gonvernenr
ct lie Kellogg pro temp, a ordonn6 des elections
dams certaines paroisses
Il parait que Samuel Peters, John Wisen e,
autres sont d6cedes.
Fort bien.
Mas, ctoyen Antoine ponrquoi done svcz-vous
oublie la paroisse St-Jacques
Cette parosse, par le fat de la mort de NJ Heds-
path, Pun de ses reprcsentanls, ne possede p.u.
gu un legislator, NJ A. Tureaud.
4 NJ. A. Tureaud, repr6sentant depuis six aus e
lcgis'ateur quasi-inamovible, car il MY a guere
d'hommes mtelligens a st-Jacques,-en vaut cor
taiuement IN, mais pas denx.
Done, citoyen Antoine, rordre
Commander des Elections
Et surout ncnvoyez pas les metropoltains al
meu des honnstes ct paisibles gems de la paross.
Sl-Jacques.
Mais Kellogg est dc retour de son voyage.
-Certes la suspension des banques, la crse ct |,
rrs'e ni,dqnent point une prosrerite generale.
LA gene,-et gene serieuse.-est chez qnelque
Uns
Il y aurait done, sauf besoin impefienx, malvcil-
lante indiscreton tournenter les honnetes gen
dams la genes La cr6ance, croyorsnous doit avoi
sa pudeur ct sa molese.
Mais la detresse nest pas extreme, ct Ia plant
est fort souvent hanale. On n Ell est point encor
venu Sc priver beaucoup.
On Sc plait trop rtpeter que tout est petll
que lapisere est genfrae, qo'iiny plus d'argen
qu'on n a pas 'e SOU, qu on he peut TOUGHER u
ma.ayeds, quill vous est impossible dc ,aye
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

over night. Next morning add a hall
pound Of sugar to each pint Of juice
boil twenty minutes.
GrapG. -Bruise and boil the fruit,
then strain; add a half pint OF sugar to
each pint of Juice, then boil from ten tC
twenty minutes.
Wg.-Wash and add water sufficient
to cover the fruit and boil as above.
W3Ld Grub Appic.-Cover the fruit
with water and boil until soft, then
strain, add m pound Of sugar to each
pint Of juice boil from fifteen to twenty
minutes.
Sbcrian Crab Apple. Proceed as
for preceding, but only add half pound
Of sugar to each pint.
WnD. Cover with water, boil until
soft, mash, strain, and add half Il pound
Of sugar to each pint Of juiue, boil
twenty minutes,
Hoc.-Mash, boil, strain half II
pound Of sugar to pint of juice.
Hum. Mash, boil, strain, as above,
Pcach. -W Wash, without removing
skins or pits cover with water boil
until soft, strain, add Il half a pound Of
sugar to pint Of juice boil twenty min
utcs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

.lI..u
AN ACT or JUSTICE Lp3"DIlilS cas1Ic
was u SAD summing piocN IN 'ho pa'lI
OF buhyaiS 'llriS'Iah' 'ho,iRil 1t
couldn't par ms way % 1rtlV''' we cn'l
SympolilHo WIN inc pli8riiil' ior "0''D'
always OeSeIS us "llcll we aLe "Shtu 10
neiioVc anything particularly oHVr''or-
dlhAry'. consequently "ileL we 'c%ru'
ON eighteen months hBo, tIlao " pny-
Siclal III ''l''"in'" ''"' I''nle'"'"'','
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31
The Wear and Tear OF Life.

The cares, Rnxicties ana mIsfOrtunes of life have
rs much To do with shortening It as disease. They
are In fact the source of many ailments and physi.
cal disabilities. Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, af
~fections of the liver, disturbances Of the bowles,
among these distressing fruits. It Is. therefore,, of
great Importance that persons whose minds are
oppressed with heavy business responsibilities or
harassed by family troubles, or excited by spccu.
lation, or perpleNed by N multiplicity of enter.
prisas, or In any way overtaxcd or ovcrworkcd,
should keep up their stamina by the daily usc ofa
wholesome tonic. Thousands OF persons thus cir.
cumstanced are enabled to bear up against the dit.
iiculties in which they are involved. and to retain
their strength, health and mental clcarneSs by the
regular use OF HOstetter's stomach Bittprs. lis.
eases which are prone to attack the body when de
bilitated and broken down by over much brain
work, or cIhausting physical labor, are kept at bay
by the resistant power With which this inCOmpara-
bile tOnic endows the nervous system and the vital
organs. AT this season, when the heat " cvapOr
atlng the elements Of strength from every pore,
an invigOTant IL absolutely essential to the safety
and comfort Of the public, and Is required even by
the more robust ifthey desire to keep their athletic
ca capabilities In status uuO. Hence n course of Hos
Of the year as II defence against the invisible dis.
ease afiOat In a snltry atmosphere. IL Is the most
potent OF all preventive medicines, and for all
complaints which affect the stomach. the liver
.gestion and assimilation Of food 1t Is the standard
remedy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

Hoo CHOLERA. Dissolve thoroughly
n pound of copperas in three gallons
of warm water, and apply the wash
about milk warm to the affected animal
by dipping into the solution Or rubbing
upon it until the skin is thoroughly wet.
Whenever the skin of the hog begins to
look rough and scaly or of a dark red
color, apply the wash Immediately
Don't wait until the more alarming
symptoms, vomiting and purging SET
in. Apply the wash every day until the
scales are removed. A correspondent
states that this remedy has been tried
repeatedly, and without a single failure
when the directions were properly fol
lowed. At any rate it is worthy of q
trial.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

PRopodATIoN OF SoUND.-A locust
may be heard one-sixteenth of a mile
II wren, weighing half an ounce, and a
middling-sized man would be as heavy
as four thousand of them, could be
heard about as far. But if the voice OF
either bore II proportion to the mass of
matter employed in its production a
man could be heard one thousand miles,
favored by brisk wind. A vessel at sea
Il few years since, when n hundred
and sixty miles from land, heard dis
tinctly the thrilling music of a band
playing on shore. There must have
been a peculiar condition of the atmo-
sphere Mt the time, while the broad sur
face of tho sails were equivalent to II
great external ear to arrest and con
verge the aerial undulations.
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Live and Dead Weight of Cattle.

Live ana Deau weight OF CdJtlc'
II is well known that the amount Of
flesh obtained from animals should be
sold by live weight is exceedingly va
riable, even in animals Of the same
breed, as 50 much depends on the con-
ditiOn or fairness of the beast. There
is also II great variation in the quantity
Of the meat in breeds; az II rule, the
finer breed Of theunimalS the more en-
incnt the prime points, the Short horns
and IIcrcfordB being noted for muscle
and fat, and the Aycrshircs and Jerseys
being types Of milk producing breeds,
AGAIN the Jerseys are eminent
for richness # milk, and the
Aycrshiros for quantity, The Eng.
fish, French and Bolgians have i~nstitu-
ted numerous experiments TO show the
weight Of the different parts Of the ami
mai slaughtered. Two instances, one II
bullock, another n sheep, will suffice.
In the case of IN OK Il live weight Of
1922 pounds, yielded, meat, TIA
pounds skin, llO2; grease, ~
blood, So feet and hoofs, % head,
II tongue, &C; lungs and heart,
1888; liver and spleen, 500; intcs-
tines, GG.l5; loss and evaporation,
l55. u; making the total Of 1922
pounds.
The product of a sheep weighing
HOOP pounds were rs follows Meat,
5j.l ; skin, IN grease, 5.5l blood,
l.5O8; feet and hoofs, 2.2Ol; head,
too tongue, lungs, heart, liver and
spleen, 3.lO8 intcslincs, G.GI2 loss
and evaporation, 1866, making II total
Of HOOP pounds.
French statistics show That the same
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

A SERIES Of lectures on MIR. Darwin's
philosophy of language has recently
been delivered by Professor Max Null
Ter, the distinguished ~philologist. He
maintains that there is ut least one
great difficulty in the way of the theory
that man il the genealogical descendant
Of some lower animal. Between the
whole animal kingdom on one side and
man even in his lowest state on the 9TH
or, there is II barrier which no animal
has over crossed, and that barrier is
language. II is true that one form of
language, the emotional, such as cries,
il common to animals and men, but ra-
tional speech is the prerogativc of man
alone. Tho use Of emotional language
is not unfrequently retained by those
whom disease Of the brain has deprived
of all power of rational speech. The
roots of words, said the lecturer, are
our oldest title deeds as rational be-
ings, while no trace of them, or any
thing corresponding to them, has ever
been discovered among were tho most
advanced of apes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

AN interesting paper on the bursting
OF The skin OF fruits exposed to per.
slstent rain was recently read before
the Paris academy Of sciences by NJ
Joseph Boussingault, who finds that
this occurrence is due to the diffusion
of water into the fruit. The ABSORB.
tion of water thus induced by exposure
to the rain causes many kinds Of fruit
to burst.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

CuEAp POULTRY YARD. Set post
firmly in the ground, six feet high,
eight feet apart. Take No 8 wire, and
stretch from post to post outside, fns-
tening with staples made of wire driven
into the posts. Place three wires one
inch apart, one foot from the ground
another three ut three feet ten inches
from tho ground another three at top
Of post. Take common laths and weave
in, leaving three inches space between
sides of each. This makes the fence
four feet high. Then take other laths,
picket one end and chnmfer the other
like u chiscl blade, and Intervene
among the top wires; then shove the
chamfered edge down beside the top of
the bottom laths, tapping under wires
two inches. This makes Il cheap, dura-
BILE, pretty fence, that is seven feet and
ten inches high, and fowl-tight. Wires
should be left some what slack, as in
%tcrwoaying the laths will take it up.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

CHAppED HANDS, fsse, rough skin, pimplos,
ringworm, salt-rheum, and other %cutanoou-
affections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUMPER TAR soar, made
by CAswELL, HAZARD Il Co., Now York. Il,
certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, made b,
is, as there arc many limitations made Will
common tar which are worthless. -COu.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-31

VIZ copy the following from an OK
change, which is important, if true-ChrOnic
diurhua of long standing, also dysentery,
and all similar complaints common at this
season of the year, can be cured by tho ne.
internally, Of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
We know whereof we affirm.