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h.. kept tbs silver. Levatias his re
l voiver as the silisE. Nc &htstSttGl = -,
'sStIps Or touiaase MadEzd Isoss
Aud lle hsd the burglar cQsnpisssls
81 his mlercS. -. -.
: Ff- ajimin, dropped from 81.
neEvo,Is'hasstis, ard tlse gessieknal
was advancing 20 Aerlifa hfm. wlseil
ia his iI.fnile .h0FF1r. he perceived
that il was his Sounxer brother
whom he had thus detTcted- in the
act of crime. Both stood motion
iess.fsE a Iaoment, and theH the uts-
fortunate wretch, dropping gon his
knees, cried outs:
& "As God IS my Judge. Robert,
did mot know that you lived here's
The other belieYedl him. and bid
ding him sit dewn, asked him what
tould have led to the commission of
such q crime. Twas the sid Story.
Liquor and evil c0mpaaions. That
night the ;wOuld-bes burglar slept.
under the Eoof, of his. ,forgiyigg
brother, Who. when be told this
strange story to our reporfef, de-
claFssEi with Ieafs la ,his et es that me
iuiended Ito sage him III possiblo;
aud was going to give him employ.
Inent in his own. store. He said that
10 he could only reclaim his iefrfhg,
br0therlt would he the bust. and
dearest ChEief mas present ho eoolde
expect. Tho reckless man appeaes
to be truly peniteat, and this extra
ordinary meeting may be the means
OG5ssEing him tftYm tie 6fas9'spris-
ON or even the gsIlows.--fSa San Franz
cisco Bulletin. a,a IN 80
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How 10 GER RreH.-LOok most
90 your spending. No matter what
Gomez in, if more goes cut you viii
always be poor. The ers e not So
making money, but In Keeping e.:
little ex9e8ses, like Mica In . barn,
whee they are many, mslcsRrsaS
Weste. Hair BY ka1F, she60s set
bald 3 straw b. straw, che the3eh
geese The 0gfte9es and drop ~
dgOp, the raid comes % theehenbsr.
4 barrel e eoo1 empty, sc chs tap
leaks onls drop. q minute. SEhao
you mean 70 save, begin Wlth yc1r
mouth many thieves psss dcRu tie
red lane. Tho ale jug 81 . steaz
waste. IN all shiHgs keep. villain
compass. Never stretch yorr leas
further than your blanket viii reack.
I-Of you win soon b&cold. In clothes.
cheose suitable and lasting stuE
eqd net ta,Edry fneriee. u Be
warm Il. the main thing never nsind
the looks., A fool may make lnces
eyy BATH needs vice man "a s5S6s,d
II. ReneIaber Il Is easier e eustd
two ehimney4f hen % keep ene 9o<
Ing. u yQu give all 70 bsck ard
board, there ts nothing left for ne
saet1gss bank. Fare hard ana kos<
her1 While y0a sse yOtaR, eElfl -
/ VIZ AeTe chance 10 rest 8hea 1o1'
sTe old.
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.a.EEuCATiONiA NAL.
- IS ftfsiA - ~ -
.CoNpUeTEO 81 sPRoF. s. s. BABco

sEe As s.x-S [Srs 81
QUERIEs;-We illseri ihe lqilis&f
il.s for any que y ln, viii 10 ane WEI
Il Hfsths s ate 9 right7tQ insi~+
ups,p, The educs'ion al all the child
rr6 within it's IiuiiIsa $50 l..ilss
2 l. ton much time required E,f
The completion of the ordinary ele-
mentaEy courses of study2 :
, 3 Who can give, the, best snAiysis
Of the following sentence: They,
neyershelssF. Increased in numbers
so rapidly that they. were able to res
copqusr their. native Palestine. 81 g
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T VERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, on
- Fourth avenue between commercial and
hSnln4ies streer. y now prepared 20 Let
Livery leans Carriages, sleighs ezd saddle
horses. At ilgtng prices. Good care taken in
boarding TRANSIENT stock. Also good wagon
yard ianiu
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TxCLUSIVE attention paid to the re-
- pairing OF watches. clocks and Jewell
~. Al work warranted. North window
d TAndy & EastmAn's drug store, Empo-
dss Kansas.
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CaAMPLxN = HUGHES.

CToSE CUTTERS AND CONTRACTORS.
o.Me are prepared to do all kinds of stone
euIting, stich window stills, circular caps
of any uesI gn, door stills, columns, mouldings
and all work In the stone cutting line that
builders may dealre- They also nlKA III bases
and s0ckets for tombstOnes, Oriers promptly
AAed. shop on the cornefof Fourth Avenue
and Eonstitutisn Street, Epporia, kanssS.
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- rl.-JENIGLaR.E
+. NJ. FRY,
Il. n. ROBERTS,

DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AMI
JEWELnY, corner room, Bancroft
block, Commercial street. Repairing done on
short notice and In satisfactory style.
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LIVERY STABLES.

rraIuT rnrTr E.,NIOAOLD, IN
NJ K 1vKRY, FEED AND SALE STABLE
Ia 7th avehue, corner Mechanics street.
Ample room for stock. Facilities good,
and prices reasonable An excellent ilne
Of horses and carriages for hire Call and
see me. il6yI g
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SURVEYOR.
oRocERs.

ROBERT MILLIKEN.
OUETY SURVEYOR, AND CIVIL EN-.
OGlkEEk. kmPorlA, Kansas. janiTatf
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From the New FORK World. Jan. 18th
i, THE METHODIST HELLs
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49, a RCliITECT and BUILDER, Is prepared
n 10 furnish plans and specifications for al
ktndpof perhanieNl stsuctprea RS prepared
b go enrfontcFSA1e jo.AeEi NDtlc. tkither hS-
the day or contract. shop on the corner 81
sixth avenue ana Constitution street
3AhfT3tf --& p - q
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SKILEFUL SuRGERY.-Ou Monday.
December 2, nit, . surgical opeEs-
ton was performed by Dire. Cable e.
Walters, of Pittsburg, Pa, which is
without parallel. A young. man
residing Ia SteubenvilIe, Ohio. was
so unfortunate as to get 9 m0dtls-
plate with 4ye teeth thereon fas.en.
ed IN his threat. Medical assistance
vas summoned, snd all Efforts TO
remove the plate wore unsuccessful
sBd the physicians in attendance
pushed the plate further down into
the gullet. The patient suffered
greatly, and efforts Werc made 70
employ surgeon thats1ould un3e-.
take 70 cut tho MAN open and Fssoy.
or the plate, but eurRaoa could not
be found In the city who would risk
the delicate Operation. EiniIIY.
De. Cable aud Walters, Of -F1fts.
burp, consented to perform the ope.
ration. Cloroform was admInisteF-
ed TO the patient. and On ireIsson
was made In the neck, and the ks5r.
geon cut steady to tbs top OF che
stomach. la the language OF Ds.
Cable, s.lhe name heart was bessin1
against my right hand, while fbe
inngs and arteries were thsobbin1
against my left hard. An lfistrt.
meat was fnseftad. and the phase
successfully removed. Our Inform.
ant, 9 printer in. our of7ce. left
Pittsburg on tie seventh day after
the operation, and the psffent was
recovering rapidly, and later re-
port by letter informs him that be
ts entirely out of danger.
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J. l.. W. BELL. EN-. ROBERTS
BELL n ROBERTS.

VIZ AND RETAIL dealers
w in groceries aud provisions. Agents
American Powder Company and Becker's
Little Washer, No. 100 Commercial street,
EEiporia, Kansas AlF
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+ CouRrksy.-NoW here IstVRel. bred
Courtesy, or the lack of II, more OBJ
served than IN travelling: On the
steamboat and in the cars thesquiet
observer easily detects thoee who
have been educaied under refined
influences, or those who. without
special cultivation. are possessed of
native politeness. 1t ie not educa-
ton alone, nor wealth, nor high so.
cial position, nor costly trapping.
that makes one pleasant travelling
companions. There must exist O
kindness OF feeling toward straO.
gers, gederal recOgBit5oE Of equal
rights in the comforts and ecouYep-
fences provided fer the public, and
a quickened discernment for tha
needs OF Others. The gentlemen
who spreads nut his luggage on a
couple, of seats in the cars, Rnd per-
sistenuY reads his newspaper, de-
tefmiuately unconscious that others
who have paid as much O. he has arc
looking in vain for seat, is as truly
il.bred as the country girl who
uoiselessly eats her pint Of peanuts,
scattering shells on seats and floor,
utterly regardless OF the annoyance
SAo, 6ANQS ,A4[l t4rAAnDgICs IL bk1iB
democratic country we travel la
public conveyances too much as II
they were our own private carriages.
How often the eleventh and sweIflh
passengers In city omnibus, who
know they have full claim to . seat.
are discom foited by the ouispresd
garments, the immovable attitudes,
aud the blank faces OF those who
happen to have entered the'staGe be-
fore ihcm!, Common, clyiiity de-
mands that movement be made to
give room until tho complement Is
filled out ;afterwRrd courtesy and
generosityWili often prompt to at.
tentions which justice may not ro-
Quire. IT Is surprising how much
the comfort and pleasure of any
journey, whether long or short, Is
by those little ae0eless
whschaFe offered Instinct
lively and uaLficiously TO strangers
by refined. wefi-bred travellers, and
per ons an whom native tact' and
almost make up for the
lack OF. the educstIngi ana reclining
influence of good society. s
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.Ao-TELs..'

..r,, ) liI MADISON HOUSE. % $500.
~ TNMPORIA, KANSAS 9th - avenue
~ near Commercial street. This favor
lie hotethas been thoroughly refitted and
furnished. The most careful attention
s-i)aid 70 the comfort u guesfsss
~ 6uS " M NJ. GsRuNkHOUSER.4
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Z. r. sPKAGUE.
l1CHARLrS WHEEIOCEx

~ ~ Z. H btHAtSUEsT y 1TI'I"
gGARPENTERAN AND BUILDER Shop or
~ 7th Avenue, between. Commercial and
Mechanics Street. All calls promptly attend.
ed to. Janl79.tf
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.EMPoRIA NEW.s.
|. .FI:IpAY. LANU az Ia. Is5s

.
The Tnits1 S;6tes sapreme.
ECeaFt has decided iss the case of
HutcIhngs against tie State 81
California, that settlement ppon
the public domain does moi. confer
such rights upon . settler as Tilt
qreyent Congress, in its-diseretioE,
from disPosing OF lands for other
/ purposes Congress, is lot restsiet- :,
edfp power TO dispose pftlantl by
sale or donation of prereinPtior
righfs. Hutchings hadtsettled in.
the L osemite track before it, was
granted to California fora pqliiIc
parks .a9ufae7s a stHHar -ac7
" iiHC a~-z---s%-}iS- -------7sss 4 ~
Thr Brooklyn Eagle ms ,beeus
sned for hbetb3 Henry C.. Bowen.
FOR saying he, eoneoeted. Wood
fhull' $ SANDERS on Bcether. The,
Eagle claims TO have letters to-
prove the. following statement, q
sit is said that the ISLANDERS on
| the Rev. Henry Ward Beecherl
which haze been circuiated through
this city for months past, 4were1
concocted byya woman Ui.s had
been described as .uuw ofilanly IN I
sprincipIe;; bat we have yea 81 4 !, |
believe thar tho foulest and ljasest
of them ori1inated with a man
whejs anmanly on principle. aud
the man is Henry @. Bowen We
win not believe that Mr.. Beeeher
is 4 libertinc:: We prefer to b lieve |
that Henry c. Bowen is q seonnd
Helss .Yi.r8a .lfstsz
Mr.. Bowen has, started out to
sue an the papers whichseaPy this |
item. GAS all the cntciprising pa
pers viii have Il, he has big iobf
on hand. las ga gs --
~ = ~Fges ~ s. rs ~ GstS
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}. J. wRIGHTs M. D..
NpEFICE over Nye'a, oppOsitg LIST Ma
tioRal Bank. Residence on West street.
ianl12tf - 49, ~ =.
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PHYSICIANS

j. w. TRUEwORTHK, n. ID. "
DHYsICIIAN AND SURGEON, Emporia,
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MoDoe INDIAN TAcrIcs.-The
action of tile Modoc Indians, who
are spreading terror over the new
ly settled portions of California,
are different from those usually
adhered to in savage warfare.
About q year ago they had q
grand feast aud series of dances,
and improved this opportunity TO
get together all the small 'hsnds
and hold a convention to revise
their laws aud usages of warfare.
They resolved, after several days
of debate, to abolish ecalpinE and
mutillatien of the bodies Of tkeir
victims; also TO abstain from max
ing war on women and children;
and to this latter regulation is due
the fact that In very few instances
have they molested the families of
the ranchrneIi whom they murder
ed. Captain Jach has come des-
perate lighters, and the only way
10 dislodge these Indians -is said
by old ranchmen 70 fight them Ten
to one, and to go into battle with
the expectation OF losing q pum.
Der of men. Scar faced Charley
is said to be equal to hfty
men himself. At the Lost
River fight, while he was retreat
ing, more than fifty shots were
fred at him, none OF which took
effect, so quick were his twistings
and doublings, while he loaded bis
gun as he ran, and, turning G emu
mersault occasionally, would shoot
from under his leg and never miss.
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WIN keep general Intelligence ofioe..
situations found for all who may want
them. ferscns. wishing situations. or
these wishing 70 hire. will please eal -,
ma 49, ABNER'HADLEY. :
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RulLbERs. ARcHsTEcTs. 40.

~ I, w. w. HIBBEN. h
Aanna.s building. IS cSnSsrelsi Street Z
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- Ess3 III aaS+1 IN I'm PER
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E.w. crNNINoHAn
N, WEAVER,

IA 1TORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY
APCBLlC, Emporia. kansas Will y,fac-
tice In the courts OF Lyon and adjoining coun-
ties, Special intention given 10 eollecttOns.
~ Snee No. III Comfnsrctkl srieet.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, EnPoriA. Kansas
"A Having practiced In the superior and To-
fsrtor courts for eighteen years, he feels oenn
has services. 1'-Ilf1 - = Jsn1t9ti-
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Il. 81. KUGGLEs

A TToRSEX AT Law. Practices In
IA All .he courts IN the Finn sen enth
ana Hintb Judicial Districts. Once No.
IA Commercial street. ..rr. IS
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Not only is the r. p. ambitions
for this conacctionA but it seems,
that the a. t. d s. L. road also
aspires To the same advantages.
To explain the proposed extension
of that road, we copy copiously
tfrom an article that appeared
in the Chicago Tribune week be.
fore last.
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". q. sKINNER.
Q. n. RAcHRLLKR,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. EmporIs, Kansas.
- VII practice in Lyon end adjoining eoun:
Hol- Uuaineay RESPECTFULLY solicited and
or1tnptiy attended 70. once over Emporia
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-05
The New Orleans Fire.

Shortly after eleven o'clock .to-1ay,
(27th ult.) a fire brake ont atthe resi-
dence Of DR.. Soiaris, on St Clande St,
between Vaudeville and. Spain streets,
which shortly .enveloped the Whole
house and communicated to tho adjoin-
ing buildings. S. =
These buildings being frame, and
the material very dry, were consumed
rapidly. At the time of the occurrence
the wind was setting heavily to the
eastward, which carried the flames to
the adjoining buildings in the rear, and
at the same time the fire spread slowly
but devonringly to every building fac
ing on St Claude street, and in an in
Scredably short time neatly every house
on The square bounded by Vaudeville,
Spain, St. Claude and Love street was
in flames. About thirty buildings were
on this square, principally one story
residences, but facing on st. Claode
street and directly in the rear, facing
on Love street we're the two large
school houses known as the Desoto
Girls School, which were s"on burned
The flames soon communicated tn! the
small frame buildings across Love
street, and on the lower side of the
square, across Spain street, and sped
on with startling rapidly. S<-,r'
The Fire Department. was on the
ground but there was little water to be
obtained, and from appearances when
this reporter left the scene, the two
squares mentioned were in imminent
danger of total destruction.
A startling rumor was current, amid
all this confusion, that grocery store,
On the corner of Spain and Love st ad.
joining which building was burning,
contained q quantity coal oil, and, be-
cause OF the close proximity OF the fire,
no one would enter it to take away the
combustibles. Nearly fit! houses
were either consumed, or in process of
destruction, when this report closed.
|-[New Orleans Times.
Later papers of Saturday convey the
sad news that the fire increased, and
was only stopped after the total des-
truction of eight full squares. m
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PATHETIc.-A correspondent gives

PATHETIc.-A correspondent gives
to the Hopkinsville New Era the fol.
lowing as speech made 10y General
jackson when he was yet poor aud IN
known to fame: "He was employed
to prosecute negro for the murder Of
another in tit Of jealousy, and in his
speech to the jury was tie following
NO more shall the voice Of the poor
murdered man be heard in the songs Of
the merry corn husking. No more
shall he pluck the snowy cotton boil.
No more shall the forest resound with
the echoes of his hunting horn as with
his dogs lie chased the 'p0ssnm and
the coon. No more shall his nimble
feet keep time to the music of the
banjo as lie patted juba aud cut the
pigeon wing. That voice once SO joy
full, is now hushed in death. Those
limbs, once so agile, are now rigid and
STILL His body now lies upon the
blood stained turf, with his big toe
pointing up to the bIue-arched vault Of
heaven:'" ...... HI
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-05
A Disease With a Thossand Syn,
. toms ~

Dyspepsia is the m'stptrp1exior n
All human ailments. Itssy mftsms., 4
almost infinite III theil vlriety,sand I'M
forlorn and despondept !iclImsa m
disease often fancy thhlselSes n
prey, in turn, of every hown malad,|
This is due, in part, 20 fire cloaesynI
pathy which exists between the stonl
ach and the brain, ard IN part also q
the fact that any disturbances Of the all
gestive function necessarily disora.,l
the liver, the bowels aid the neryo.I
system, and affects, I some eitsa.|
the quality Of the bloc. A n,ediskl
that, like Hostetter's ltters; not opll
tones thes stomach, bt, at. thsY .o
time controls thsliserk PRODUCES / fs,]
u:ar habit of body, braes the nerve.]
purifies the fluids audsmipis,ers ia. !
mind diseased,"a is tlfefore the tn,
aud only specific for l'onic indie,..|
ton. Such is the opeition Of this 81
nous vegetable, restative. Il no.|
only cures dyspepsia, ut also all cop.|
comitants and consciousness. Ma,,.|
over. it is Invaluable ia preventive N
indigestion. No eoneFho chooses 81
take half a wiieginssf ofthis agrees.
ble appetizer and stolhciiic babi,uall,
three times a day wiltver be ttoubls
with oppression aftejeafihg, nausea
sour eructations, or by other indie,.
tions Of a want Of rylor in. the dir.
tive and acknowledgements. lrhsas.
bility aud languor sutrinduccd BY ha|
weather are imme,lia.ly and peru..
nently relieved Ivy he Bitters, anal
persons who are castitntionaly il.
clined to look upon Ie "as through \
glass, darkly," will b apt to take \
brighter and more lpeful view Of th|
situation under thegenial inaueuu
Of this wholesome milicinal stimulaul
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-05

Prescriptions FOR THE LENT OF
le73.-We copy as follows from the
Morning Star, for the information OF
our Catholic readers:
l. Owing to tho existing pressure,
and to the difficulty for most persons
to procure lenten diet, the use ot meat
is allowed every day except Wednes
day and Friday, dnring Lent. All
who fast, should on fast days eat meat
only at one meal; but it may he eaten
at every meal by such as are exempted
from fasting.
2. Every day during Lent it is pro.
hibited to use fish and meat at the same
meal.
3. Those who deem themselves rea-
sonably exempted, wholly or in part,
from these regulations concerning fast
ing and abstinence, should consult their
pastors or confessors, and be governed
by their advice. -.
4. The time assigned for the per-
formance of Easter duty, begins on the
first Sunday Of Lent, and ends on Trim
ity Sunday. - -- '- ~
S. The prayer Pro Papa will he con-
tinued at Mass and Benediction, at
which tho prayer and verse for the Holy
Father are to he subjoined to those Of
the Blessed Saclament.->~ a
6. In every church there shall be, as
far as possible, a course Of suitable in
|structinns, unfolding the obligations Of
Christians, and intoxicating the willing
practice thereof.
Z. The faithful are directed to attend
90 such occasions, that they may not
be deprived of the heavenly graces at
tacl'ed to religious teaching.
8. The reverend PASTORS, while ap-
prising their congregations IF the col.
lection "n Easter Sunday for the Semi
nary, are directed to dwell on the i'm.
portance Of that institution, aud the
bounden duty of the faithful to contri-
butte to its support, according to their
means.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-05

VALUE OF A RA1LEoAD.-Marshall
and Jefferson (Texas) seem to UNDER
stand the real value of Rail Roads, and
are willing 10 give help to all such en-
terprises; in word are live Towns
and are inhabited BY people who know
their interests; no use for coroner in
either. The following, which we clip
from the East Texas Bulletin, tells a
story that should be appreciated and
followed by people not a thousand
miles from Rapides:
We have jnst learned that our sis
ter city has sent two commissioners tn
Philadelphia to make and sign con-
tract for the removal Of the shops from
this city. These gentlemen are au-
thorized to pay the company a sum
equal tn their entire expense 40 tar in
the building at Marshall; also an equal
emount OF bonds in lien of the 5000, 600
donated BIZ the county of Harrison; al.
SO sixty-acr of land in Jefferson; and
in addition to present the officers IF the
company who have built residences in
Marshall, residences of equal OF great
er value in Jefferson. Such is the sub.
stance ofthe rumors> that are upon our
streets and such the public version OF
the mission Of Grafton and McAdoO to
Philadelphia. '"o. .'''l2 ..''r'''a's
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FALSE DELIcACY.-Tbe friends of
those W no are troubled with ba d
breath, and, through over-squeamiSh-
ness, dislike to refer to it, commit a
positive and cruel mistake, especially
if they are aware of the merits and
great efficacy of the fragrant Sozodont.
This is the true and only remedy for
the difficulty; there is no valid excuse
for bad breath now. Spalding's Glue
mends everything.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-03-05
Our Fix.

A few plain words, and glance at
our latest Washington kilograms, will
tell the tale of the situation Of our at
fairs. The thing is not yet fully done,
but we may as well acknowledge and
know that, after all the fine rhetoric of
Durell usurpation and de jare Govern
ment, we are to be turned over to the
tender mercies of Grant. This we con-
slider fixed fact, and then follows for
poor Louisiana an increased continue
ton Of injustice, wrongs, infanies and
tyrannies, heaped mountain high by
the illegal and bastard Government Of
Kellogg and his mercepary minions.
So we feel, so we believe-and there is
no use mincing words and singing
sweet songs to our people, but just
bear it, as we have already borne
wrongs more bitter and Infamous than
any people upon the face Of the earth.