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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
SSdS man Srmben aus Amerifa
bericfttef.

Der Barrier 5igaro er,dbIt folseno erfun.
oene S6utnorlgeifidte aus Amerita bic er
als wirtlide Gbatiate auftiidbt uub bic Of.
fenbar nun cine Berslsiduus Der &oE affairs
1T, bef6reibt: .4tsI
Gin Burger BON 8i6monb (9irainien),
Serr Sorel, erihien eiHes cages sans Der.
fort beim Sberintenoauteu ber Yoli,et nnb
berihtete ibul, baB ieiH 4jGbriges &inb, sin
anabe, felt seferu ueridmunben unb often.
bar geitoblen iuorbeu iei. Der Sdmer, bes
uu9liidlideu DiaHnss riibrte ben Sntenban.
ten, unb bieier periprad isinsn 8eiffanb.
Serr Sorel isinsrieits lisb in ben !3eitunaen
periiinben, bab er Seoem, Der ibm isn ainb
luieOerbrddte, $500 Selobnung biste. Die
ganse SadIe niadte in Der Staot ungemeines
aufieben NIB medte allsemeine 3rautr.
9tOt GROCER aber mar Die aufresuug, oils am
anberu Dfcrsen Der rRifmonO etbssr~ siu,
ibm in sebeimnibpoller 8eiie jiaefomment
giOte uerOfeHtlihs, bes Snbalts, bab bas 3inb
ieinem Sater ur segen siu aOieaelp pon
100000 meroe suriid9egeben ruerben, bic an
siuem ndber beiei6usteu Orte 81 biutsrlssen
iudren. --t
Die Gntriiitnus mar cine au9smtine uns
nm 10 sr6bers, ais Serr Sorsl in bsi1sibs.
neu Serbdltnifeu lsbte unb bic perfanate
Summe unm6slih auibrinaen fonnte. &c
iunrbe cine Subitriptiou einasleitet, bic be.
rsits in einem &age bas e6iegelb jum srS6s.
ren &beile oedte aber am folgenben Woraen
brahte Der a6idmoub eebgsr~ cine uens
9iote, III ber oas e0ieselS ruesen Der mittlsr.
ueils Ueriirihensn 3cit ouf $4,000 Dollars
erb0bt uurbe. Die Auire9uns ffiss MIN nod
mebr bic Subitription nabm sinsu gldn,en.
ben 6ortgans, uno sIeidseitis iuarO Oas
bSi9ualement oes 9inbes allgemein beiannt
9emaht, uno Yoli;iften unb Siirger ma6teu
iid auf Die Sule nad benz Serlorutn. Absr
Tags barauf srfldrte cine brittle yote, bas
e6ie9elO betruge nuuuebr 10000 Dollars
uno es iueroe i'm Salls Der Niatbeiablun9
oeiielbsn biunen "a Stun6eu ole erfie 0lab.
nuus benz Batter bas rrhtt DIR ieiuss Sobn.
dlsns Sugeianbt iueroen. Die Setiirjune
mar iurdtbar, es entfaub elm fOrHlider
auirubr, inbem Oas Solf Der obumd6tissu
Boli,ei bic 6snibr sinworf - bod am fol.
genoeu Dlorseu enpfius 9err Sord tin
blutiges Sbr in eiueu 5sttel sinaeluidrIt,
auf benz bic 9porte ftanoen:
yDiorgen ous aucsrs; baIb ben Sopf!"
Gags oarauf, als bic tbeiIuebmenoe Datuat
bas Saus bes uuslidlidsn Yatsrs bslassrte,
erifisu pl0eIidj Oas 9sraubte Sine nnpsr'
iebrt obue @uubs iuisOsr. Gs srildrte, bas
DIR iei elmer 9inoeslei6e absebduen luoroeu
uuS es iei ibm tros Der @ahiontsit Ieiusr
Otdubcr bic Sludlt sssIiidt. Bon Oa ab iuorb
Der fleine Sorsl @eesnIanb Der offsntIi4sn
yleuaier. Gin seriebsnsr SdpiuOlsr iblob
einen gertrag nit benz Batter, bab er bos
sinb fir einen Dollar giHtrittssslb 0ffsutliH
ausheueu fouue, uuo Sntsr uHb llutsrusb.
mer mad,ten baIb rieFss GiunaHmsu. absr
iiebe ba Die golisei sutbsdts iest, bae bas
snO gar ME SeifOblen unO buB bic sou,e 80.
m0oie ,piihen benz Sdpinblsr uno BEN 3D.
ter CUR ausbeutuus oss Bublitums obssiar,
tet ipOrOsu iei. Gs purben Ssrbaftsbefsbls
pioer bsioe SerbredeH srlaiieu, bod mar
oielcu mittlerueile bic 6fuHt sealldt.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Die eiebfdJalt Der prinlelfin.
Sumoriitiide 9lOOells
bon
Nidbarb 2Splt.
(6Ortiebuna.)

vDn tpirit ia gan; roth, Olga" iuste
he Brin;eiiin, Der Oieie Scene piel SpaB
lu MAIDEN idien. = Wer 1T beun Der
oerr @raf Seulie ?"
pGb, Elm darmanter Otann, uno ;mar
befinoet er iib gan; in unierer 9tdbe.
Sr fun9irt als SuIurenoificier IN Der
Sta6t."s
pSaben sic i'm gu uns eiuselaOen ?"
Iraste Die Brinseilin.
pGber, snatise Yrin;eilin" = Serr b.
Sal9 mar in ber Chat iiber Oieie .3umus
tbun9 erihroden = voas piiroe adn;lid)
ben Sefeblen unieres ordlau9riaen Sir.
item 5uruioerluufen. @s 1T oOn So6Oems
lelben betont uoroen, oaB mir bier uOllia
ab9eidlofen gu leben baben. Otit oem
Spcde unieres Iufentbalts wiiroe es ii6
peni9 pertraeen, penn mir @eienidaft
bel uns ieben pollten - iino am iuenias
ifen ipiirbe Die @eie0idaft iun9er Suiu.
renofficiere Sbrem boben Sater 9efollen."
Die Brinseiiin mar ourdb Oieie .3uriids
ueiiuus in feiner gIrt beleiOi9t, iie ladte
,elI aui.
.Sa, ia, Dur6lnudt" = Serr b.
Pals fano es ;uedmd6is, cbcniuas in
beiterem Zone Die Sadbe su beipreden-
der Serr @raf mOdte uieaeidt germ ben
iunseu Dumeu einen Seiu9 ubitatten,
aber id iebe MIDI ;u meinem SeOaueru
nidt in Der Gage, es ;u beruiliscn. 98irfs
lid gu meinem ScOaucrn
pDas it ie6r i9aOe !" = Die BrinseIs
fin madte troeoem Elm rebt oergnii9tes
@eiid)t. - nSn unierer Giniumfeit wdre
sine fleine Gbruedslung gan; ungenebm
Bir lunsucileu uus ;u,ueilen,"
rSo0 i'd oieGeiht Sbrem bObeu Seru
Batter beridten, ouB Sie ii9 nad Der
8efoen; ;uriidiebuen ?"
r9tein, ous feblte nod. Der Cont
mer bat ia erit besonuen. Sd babe 9es
fern an Yupu 9eiArieben ouB CT inns
nod einise BOden ;uIe9en miiBte."
Die Wtiene oes Sammerberru perOiis
fterte fid eiuieermubeu.
so? Ole buben 9ei6rieben? Sd
fiirdte, buB Sbr 9Suni6 nidt in GrfiiIs
lung seben fann."
rBarum Oenn nidt?"
vBeil-nun, neil Seine 0W6laudt
Die Nbweienbeit ieiner fiiritli9en SOdter
idmer3lid empfinoen miro"
pSd bOife, ouB Papu es mir geitutten
miro.~
Dus 5riibfiid mar beenOi9t bic iuus
gen Damen uerlieBen Den Gallon. Serr
b. Sals blies nudOeutlih Den 0taud Der
nsesitnOeten Gisurre Dor iih bin. 0as
2iebrsabenteuer muBtc Der Briu;eiim iebr
sefuIIen Ou fe bereits Oaraui beOadt
mar, es gu Oerldnseru. @r lddelte er
Oertraute ieiuer Sdlaubeit. Otit Dem
8esinn ieiuer 3bdtistcit tOunte er iebr
sufrieoen iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Ger Snfattn.

sd sriiBe bid, Sdenfe i'm SonusuIGeiu,
llno oetne goloi9e Srarbe;
SD sriiB Did, On 8irtbin, bolS uub iein
llnb Define ifutise eaube.
grobmiittsr6eu sab auf benz Sterbebrtt
DIR bieien solo'nen Suiateu,
gu mnbren ibn bis id) uid)ts mebr bGtt,
Bis i'd i'll 9t0tbsn serutben. ~
Sib mir bafiir cine Slai6e 8cin,
GSib mir beraus siuci GnIoeu, fE.
Sann iuanb're idj in bic g9elt binein
llno lebc BON ueineu Sdluloen."
psSitr II eiuc 8laide pom beiieu @,in;
SD Mills gum auSern i6reiben;
llub piaif On mein snedIt bon beut' ab ieiu,
90 mast Oh bel mir blelbcn.~" -t a
10, Sunsfer 8trtbin, 70 gut uub bclc.
@'ib mir Die beiOen GuIosn, t.f.t
llnc iOnuf id, mid pdlieu in eitel @ole,
SD fam feine Snehti6aft buloen."
,gsSo SieB benu bin in Die irembe 8eGt,
SD mill Did ia gar nift balten,-
Soer menn's ais 8nedlt Dir nidjt gefdlIt,
g8iait 8u oeun mein pauS uermalten ?""
~O, Suusfcr @irtbin, 9u pouniss 0laio,
Setdmit Su MID sum Serlualter,
Damn lebh On flint Sabre in euitisieit
llnb tannit perbunsern i'm alter."
svSo 9eB, 9u Garitissr, ber eanb, ara
SD mill ole Didnner baiien,- ..r.. ....-.s.
9enn bot idb uobl gar Dir Sers unb Sanb,
On piroei mid bod oerlafen.~
40, iii6e Birtbin. b6r' i'd reft,
sSiaf Oh Did su eigeu mir sebsn,
90 bin i'd SeiH eiebter, Seripalter unS
% 8nef)t,
Sir iest unO fiir's sun,s 9eben." .ta...
nDSo nintm ben 9utaten suriid gel6iuiuo,
SD mill ibu Dir feierlif id)euien
Sir DID unb fir infer 8iubestub, i.
9aB itetS cieisr StuuOs fie osuien. q"
vSnd,be, @eliebte, iest iinO mir Su Siusi'H,
limb neil mir Ools iparen MN mifien,
gsil i'd uah ieOem @luie @eiu
Did inmer SebntauieuOmal fiiffen?~ .-
f u. Rohsrtdb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Drei Gage aus Dem 2eben oes
Dfarrers non Delltbal
bon
alfree Wleisner.
(S6lub.)

y
am auSsren Gag tauu Bfarrer 8si9art
faum bic Stunbe ertparten, in iuel6er er,
obne eab es aaSu auffdlis mare, ben beibeu
9amen siuen Seiud ubftatteu onrf. Gins
ebeu eiusstrofitus Sotiduft BON Der alten.
rent gibt OaSu uilltommeus Seranluiiuns.
9r ihldst ben @es sessn ibre sSObnuus elm
uuO ruenbst iid 3usrh uah BEN Sarteu. @r
IN bort idOn elm paarmaI eiusstretsu uuO bat
jsOesmul sius frsuuSlthe Guinabms ssfuu'
ben.
Diesnial eri9sint ibm MiB Surab, bic ibm
auf Der Erepps sHtgesentOuut, iorsfdIti9er
oils iOuit seIleIOet. aber aud unenolidl erres'
ter, gang uerwaubeIt. limb ibrer aufreguns,
ibrsr SertuunOIuns llriude ideiut Elm Serr
gu isin, Der in bsr Mitts Der 6iinf,is ifebsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05

Die iuusen 0ameu befuuOeu ltb iu
benz serdumi9en Gd;immer, wel9es ibuen
3ur sememIdaftlihen lBobulm9 Oiente.
Die Brin;eilin bate bis ieet am S9reibs
tiid seie0en mo ben bewuBten Srief ees
idriebeu. Sie itunO uui uuO reidte ocns
ielben Der SOfOamc bin.
9ieie mudte cine abwebren6e 9ewes
suns nit Der Sano. @
rgfeih ih mill gar nidtS oouOn wils
fem" luste iie traIris,
pOu tbuit seruOe 10, ais Oh Die Sudc
Did nidts uusiuse."
u@S mar ia audi nid)t mein Blan,"
Ucrieste Olga,
raber Der Srief III nidt in menen
slnselesenb,iten seidrieben, iOnbern in
ben Deinsn"
Olga beiann iid unO lan9te nadl Oem
Sriefe.
8dbreno iie las, ieuf,te iie mebrere
0tule, obslsid oerielbe nidts enibielt,
mas fe bais oa;u peranlaiien fOunen.
@r mar iebr fltr; uno entbielt iueoer cine
iuihtise gtudridt nod irsenO ipelde
2iebestbeuerunacn icnoern eini9e un>
idulSise gedereien. 90
On nItBt elm Yroicriptum aufitsen, ("
ia9te iie, nudoem lie i'm ourd9eleieu bate.
n9edt sern" uerieete oic Brin;eiiin
uno elite nad Dem Sdreibtiide.
p@r iOll feincu Seriud) mebr MAIDEN,
uns oes Wtor9ens au5utrefien" ipradJ
olga.
vBesbulb oenm nidt ?"
rgSeil Die Sberbofmeiteriu bon Der
Sade uuterrihtet gu iein ideint," iaete
Sene uerleaen; iis seOadte ibreS Ser
ipredeus.
p8idtis, iie miiiisn 8inS befommen
baben. 0arum audi Der OtOr9euipa;iers
gang"
~Sie tuollteu ms belauiden."
sd ubne, Olga" riei Die 8rin;eiIin
ans. DSie iiuo auf elmer faliden 6dbrte.
User mag oenn MIR oer G'raf Seulle iein ?"
r9uituu iu9te" - Die !Sofoame Itodte
uno murOe iebr roth - nOer @raf Seutie
tpdre 0erienige, an Den er iib am mel Ell
auseidloIIeu bdtte.-
nBeiB Der @ruf wobI nm unIere Sc
ididte ?" fruste 9IntOuie.
rSa, @ultuu" = iie errUtbete tpieoer
- vbat ibm alIeS unuertrant. Gr hattie
io9ar oas leete DIAL oas bette 8iero Del.
iclben selieben, nm 10 raid ais mOalid,
Suriidfebren ;u fOnneu mO ben Oienlt
nidt gu perIdumen."
Die Brin;eiiiu rief oergniiqt:
sSortrefflid! Sd babe cine iuperbe
Sbee. Gber ;undfit oas gOitIcriptum
9oB MIDI nur seWdbren !"
Die Sofoame frat ;u ibr beran. um oic
bm;nsefiisten 3eilen ielbit gu iiberiduuen.
nslber GntOnie "a idste fie, ais Senc
ibr ben rleberblid iiber 6as @eldriebent
BeIuuVte.
p8us ift oem peiter babel ?" - Die
BrinjeiitH las oaS BOiticriptum laut Dor
Die SberbOfmeiItcriu unO Der Sam.
merberr ideiuen BON sewiiIcn glunabe,
runsen unterribtet ;n iein. Sie warer
beute UtOrsen semeinidaitli6 ausocriidt
nm etmaige Nnariffe entidieoen :urHdn,.
meiien. Sbr 6elOberrntalsut miro eint
GenOerlms Der DispOiitiOuen fir fiinitiat
sdlle gu treHen buben.
"Slein, mir Oiirfsn Oies nidt ubididen,'
'rad Olga eifris. ,0u ernutbialt ibr
ia seruOeiu. vReiu, nein, er iOIl mea
blsiben. Gs tpirO fir mid uub fibr ibr
bsier isin. Bsun Die SberbOfmeiiterir
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1tnnberleate orphuna.

a8as, On Ssnsel, On wi1ii Did iib,r
Define Stiefmutter bcil0seu NIB DsiHem SG.
ter gOridriiten mnHenl Benn 3u nibt Sn.
irieOeu biff, baun idaffs i'd Dir ,u Der
Stiefmuttsr aud nod sineu Stisi'
pater an! pee
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-07
a from Whittier.
From tlr Boston Commonwealth.


Tu appreciate TIE truth and beauty of the fol
lowing lines from tie pen Of Whittier, ii is nee
cSsary TO know the circumstances under which
they were written. AfrICnd of Whittier's youth,
who had spent most0f his life On the Illinois
p~rHiries. called on the poet at his home in AmcS-
barry, and together they recalled the scenes of
ilcir childhood, and briefly %recouuted the course
OF their after life, and Whittier seemed much
affected blythe alluSiOn Of his friend to his prairie
home. where II wife, children aud a grandchild
e. Constance J awaited his return; and, ON being
asked for his autograph, replied: Can on yonr
way to The caro. AMI ! will hand it to you" The
friend callrti and received the following. The
lines show the delicate texture Of the poets
heart, the trndrilS of which were evidently
stretching after something beyond his reach:
The years that since We met have flown.
Leave as they found me-, still alone.
Nor wife, nor child, nor grAndchfd dear,
Are mInr. the heart to cheer.
More favored thou. with hair less gray
Than mine cAnst let thy fancy stray
T0 where thy little Constance sees
The prairie apple in the breeze.
For one like her to lisp thy name
Is better than the voice Of Fame.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-07

Gu, Ci9htY-TOuT miles southeast Of Ma
drid. Sickness prevalent among the
national troops. The Carlist staff, with
the main body of the army, have entered
Biscay, and threaten to stop navigation
of the river Nervion.
Advices of nineteen persons killed by
| rowing bands of Indians in COlfax COun-
ty, Kansas. The Cheyennesand Conan
chcs on the war-path. A train of forty
wagons attacked near Skeleton Creek.
Texas, by Chcyenncs and kiOWAs. and
burned, together with several men be
longing to the train.
Extensive cont1agratiOn at Chicago.
The p~nSt-Ot1icc, several hotels, theatre,
and about twenty blocks OF houses,
burned buildings numbering in total
estimated at I'VE four million dollars ;
seven lives lost.
July 15.-ScriOuS break in a canal near
Glasgow, causing damage to property to
the amount of five hundred thousand
dollars.
Forty-tivc buildings destroyed by fire
at Iowa Falls, Iowa.
Advices from Mexico: The authori-
ties are prosecuting the murdcrcrs of
the witches in Simaloa. The volcano
| ut CoIima is in eruption.
Advices from Texas: \ ranch near
Lost Valley attacked by a party Of IN
dians; after a severe fight they fled,
taking with them several horses.
4 five days fight reported between Il
party of hunters and Indians, in which
the Indians lost twenty-five killed, and
the hunters four.
Death, at Saratoga, y. Y. Of Mrs.
Chancellor WalWOrth.
T,1,- 1r (i.V-a;.t- ,,,,,I.>I 90 D,s,.
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and this rule continue in operation ,trrti, fine
debt is rrdnrcd to fifteen IniIljnn ,InIInr' ~, ruI
which it shall not be increased Nnr shoII WV, y"
tion for all state purposes. rxcrntinr, %jr S ain
port of public schools. ever rycr,ri tr,., ~ . ~,
a half mills ON the dollar of the asscs,nd ,i IT,,
ZION of the real and personal property in NO.
STATE, except i'll case Of war or Invasion. " ~
No. 3.-The revenue of carh vr,r drri,c,I r.,,
taxation upon real, personal :ind mixed ' rrom
"rtA. OF from licenses, shall he devoted sulrL- In
the expenses Of the said YEAR for wIIrb ' II SE5 10
I've raised. excepting any >UruIIs remain vL;"h
shall b. directed to sinking the pubIir =, ,i L,T ~ ~
appropriations and claims in excess ot rrvr,u,r
shall II" null and void. and the Stat, slaIl ~ II" rn
mIhmnrr provide for their payinruf. "
'NlGncdl CHARLES W. LOWELL.
ClF1h'F 81 me House "i Representatives.
rI7 I.
~, ~, anu TFcH'Icn1 "1 the Senate.
iSir,nGt mug ~ = re
''-' NlliINM +. hkLlOtG.
,,uo rl''""F vi the state OF l.olisiauH.
p - IiS
'h>'F' 3'ftFldft ol Slate.
Ar ort n,,,,,o,i,,,, 49, -
t'1inr : ftthr |n "i''"'t'n'hl II" fhr fnn~tl-
I'.Ium ~ ny 7'al' "I L'OlIlalla- changing The
<" ~ IVY" .n' -FiI'Tt' erection
u,n u ~ y J. j." !, ri!'l'o ny re Senate and
i.,'m ~, ~ "l"uHFN u 'lF Ntll" ct Louis
e." = -, = a. h>~'nl!nN '"lEPil'1l fWo-thlrd~
u Wv ~ NIX -" 'l'tIn" !" 'a'I h"llS' agreeing
rnns+ t,,tini' - tLn 'tlt'M ~ Htlr!lHill'I'f I" the
,,,hr,T,,,'I -. - III oiI!' 81 LOUISIANA shall he
~ tn' NV ~ nn IT" ii 't''lnr> 81 Iht stale
~ ~, +" ', ~ ~ "a 'I,}' i"m t"i representative
Wo, ~ - :, u ! At, ,nf>IHl'lS !Il' me WorlS " tlrHt
t;I,, n.y. ~ &, ~ " Sil,t'h "' thc "oilStlitl-
H., ~ :, + -. + L, f, :" u, "nn ~ ""F"N nfHl lllr~-
No. t"I |h"., - ~ 'n"n'I"H ~ substituted IN
th ~ V - "HI ~ "li""tt" ny Il iG!lurit| nj
, mart nf .nid nrt ii,I " 'r"' =, n'''' NlF''l N'r''n"
" tIt ~ a. ~ "Nrn't'I'
,nt aI.,1i t 49, - a. ~ WA, l'', F'f, mat THIS
:" ,Sin''th I""' " T. "a II 'Itt I,l'T rs passage.
Smanh.r Of thn - w. ~" hl,t'.
,SiI,IW" W B" ii'''' y, HItr$tllatlrH
~. NNtolNt,
~, !, =, ~ w. "nW | Lt|l"'l'I "l me S'Hltt.
Ittrn"J'' It - lI'a;
''7"' w !. hELl1hiF,
,,n. ~ VI '" 9'"'' VI Louisiana.
inH
~ ''H'''>"f' secretary W state.
No. 81.
l"lnt resolution submitting an amendment tn
the constitution of The State to limit thr d.hI
81 New Orleans. and tie issue ct warrants hv
The officers and prescribing certain rrrti,inS
SECTION /. BE il resolved hy The Srt,ot, and
House of Representatives Of the State of LoI1i.,
lana III General Assembly convened rwo-third.
OF the members elected to each House agreeing
therefor, That at the general election for mem
hrrS OF the General Assembly,, which will t,Ir
place III November, 1874. an amendment to fhr
constitution of the state shall he submitted tn
me qualified electors of the state for their rati-
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-07

An E~nwhOIcnOIme S~casOm.-Thc closing
days Ut winter and thc early days of spring arc
very trying to the feeble and sensitive and are
apt to affect unplcaSantly even the more robust
and vigorous. Nothing eau be more lInCOngr
uial tn the nerves or more depressing to the
spirits than damp, chilling winds. fo~s and cold
rains, and of such Inwelcomc visitors we have
il S~uperabundanct at this season, Common pru-
druce suggests. therefore. the propricty of for
titying the system against tllesc insidiols enc
mics of health and comfort, and the experience
of more than a quarter of II century points to
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the all-sutticicnt
sanitary safeguard under sIlch unt0ward cir
crimStanccS. Al accession OF vital strength md,
energy is what is required tomcct and overcome
the unhealthy elements now present in the at
mospherc. This increase of vital power, so nee
eSSaly to meet the extraordinary drafts which
ali Indictment season makes upon the system and
constitution. can be readily acquired by taking
from two to three doses of HOstetter's Bittcrs
daily during the winter and spring months.
The nature Of this celebrated restorative is well
known to the public. 1t is composed of an alb
sUlutely pure d%itfusivG stimulant. medicated
with the extracts and juices Of the most effect
i've tonic, Alternative, anti-biliouS and laxative
roots and herbs known to medical science. To
the comhinatieIr6 Of theSc excellent ingredients,
III proportions suitable to the eNigencics of en-
frcblcd. lHnguid ;nd diseased systems, the great
tolic-aIterativc owes its efficiency as II prevent
i've and curative. \ course of it, commenced
now. will prevent-all danger Of fever analogue,
rheumatism, or other ailments arising from cold
and damp peculiar to p c,SprinS months, and
also prove Il safeguard against the attacks of
dyspepsia aud liver complaint which so fire.
qucntly occur at this period Of the year.
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names are among the first, highest and
most honored of the whites of the State.
This movement by such men a year ago,
and the white league movement now, are
so extremely in contrast, thatif both re-
presented and represent the white peO-
pie Of the State there is no reason for
surprise if the colored people should
have little faith in the professions or i'll
the stability of their white fellOw-citi-
zens. We republish identification reso-
lutions in this paper; can any white
league resolutions show any list Of signa-
lures, comprising so many lofty names!
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NOTICES.
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the Democracy of CaIcasicu, Cameron. Lii.
fHycttr and ST. Landry:
| hereby pledge myself To publicly demon.
StratG, to Il positive certainty. in advance of the
N0N,snhcr election, that the action of The Cal
riISicI Parish Democratic Convention. held at
Lake Charles, June 25th. 1874, is not politically
nor morally binding Hpon The Democracy Of
talrasirU parish, much less upmt the flrmurracv
of st. Landry, Lafayette and Cameron
GEO II. WELLS.
Lake Charles. June 26, 1874,
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The democrats ignore the present
State government, and call it a "usur-
patton" Of course it follows that all
the laws passed by the Kellogg legis-
latnre, are invalid, being part of the
9 usurpation.n 1t will therefore be the
duty of the democrats, if they want to
be consistent, to ignore the apportion-
ment of the State into six COMPRESSION
al districts, and vote for FIVE Congress,
men, according to the old districts, and
gest that George a. Sheridan is the man
to vote for as. Congressman ut large.
Estate Register.
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1t grieyes us to see that brotherly love
does not exist among the democracy, to
the extent necessary to insure a shadow
of a chance of the success of that party,
at the coming election. The Shreve-
port organ of the party don't want the
State convention held in this city. The
Caucasian wants it at Alexandria, and
so it goes. Hard words and crimina-
tons destroys all prospects of a happy
family Estate Register,
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THE FRIEND OF THE S0BTH."-The
Chicago Tribune also notes the point
that all accounts from the South indi-
cate that the President at this time is
looked upon In that section as the culture
friend of the white people in their strug-
gle with the colored race for political
supremacy, though precious little evil
dence has been given as yet of any spe-
cial interest in their behoof.-[N. Y.
Herald. |
The Chicago Tribune and the New
York Herald, too, may regard it as a
fixed fact that if the people OF tile South
see indications on the part of President
Grant to restore to them good govern
ment, and to side with the intelligent
and well-meaning white people as OPP
posed to carpet-baggers, they will sup
port him for the third ~ any number of
terms.
The North has given him to us twice
as a President, and it would not be
strange if the South, believing that he
is a better man than she is likely to get
in a new deal, concludes to keep him.
We think we are within bounds when
we say that if Gen. Grant were to lift
from us the hideous incubus of usurpa-
ton which he was instrumental in plac-
ing upon us, and would indicate a will
ingness to cooperate with the people
whose interests are all ilere-the tFne
people OF the State-he might count
Louisiana for himself in the next cleo
ton, saas any kind of doubt.-[Ex.
Such being the ease, does it show wis
dom in q part of the whites of this State,
acting in such a manner as to ALLEVIATE
the friendship of the President or COM
pei him under the laws of Congress to
interfere against them? They should
have patience.