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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

Blum & Son have on hand, and for
the next thirty days will sell at cost,
the following articles and many 9TH
ers too numerous to mention:
One hundred suits of clothes,
rs overcoats.
Corsets of every variety.
so styles of shaWls.
500 different kinds of ties.
so doz. children's hose.
40 doz. nubias.
30 boxes Of gloves.
In fact everything that can be found
in first class clothing and notion
house, will be sold at Blum & Sons,
west side public square, for the next
80 days, at cost.
Here is the place to buy some useful
and elegant presents. 34-tf
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

JUGGED AT LAST.-Dr. French,
Capt. Hickerson and Mr.. Shields of
this city have all been summoned to
Warrenton this eve, as witnesses
against W. A. Mead, formerly of this
city, who now is in durance vile in
the Warrenton lock up. Mead while
i'll this city kept the eating "house
on Wheels" at the depot commonly
known as "Hell's Kitchen" While
in this city he displayed two gold
watches and even endeavored to
pawn them with Dr. French. One
of them was 5000 watch, and by
the inscription showed it to be an
helr loom, so the DR.. would not take
it, although offered to him for $4,000.
Now it appears that the watches had
been stolen from a man in Warren
ton. \ colored woman is now in
the pen serving out her term for
stealing the watches tiais fellow stole
| and swore she took, for he said he
saw her take them, etc. Mead is a
grand scoundrel. He stole a fine
81, 900 horse not long since, and will
have to answer for that also. He is
from Vincennes Ind. His address
| will soon be w. A. Mead, formerly
of Vincennes, Ind, now i'll the pen
itentiary, Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Gen. Ruggles is here, and will
Leave for Texas on Wednesday even
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

Rows. YOU must not 60 ''on change
60 oftcn.'' You can't get up ''cor-
ner on Silver"
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

The BroahiYf theatre hurae3 last
week aud ao o9nt 200 nefsyns killed.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1876-12-14

Proceedings of the City Council,
Monday night, December 11th, 1876.
Council met in regular session. All
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
MOI ]. / &; .

The fast trnt!ing thorough bred Stallion
M.ANIBRINO TItUSTI.T.
VIII stand for Tic Fall scasen NJ my stables.
E'E1Eo.ls2iHLgI.
MAMBRlNO TRUSTEE, hy Mamlrino
Medley, he hy Old Mamlrinn Chief; Nam
Erino Mc'!ieys lirSt dan, by Young Medley,
Il fine race mare, second dam hv Stanley;
third dam by Trustee; fourth dam rs
Spccnlatnr.
MamDrio Trustees nrst dam jenny
Dcnncy, by IIo!c.,ln; first dam BY Lady
Woodiord, b. Sir William Woolinri; he biy
Woodi"rd; first dam by lcrirand
Mambrino Trustee WAS bred By George
w. Ogden, wrights Station, Ecn,nry
Central Rail Road, bourbon Comfy,
Kentucky. He is FIVE years Old, and in.s
not had much handling but What had show
cd splendid action. lie troti.ti on the
Columbia track lasl fall 1T he Il. /. ot Id
TIIAD. G. ANDNEM'S
Oranscbnrg Livery and sale stables
=. $. Board for II few mares can lr had nj
my stah'ni
aug 10 If
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
QUESTIONS FOR EVERY ONE TO
4 Ms SIEE'P-

.\rc you troubled with Indigestion,
Constipation Of the Bowels. Dyspe.
pSia, or any disease Of the Liver?
Have you suffered for years and found
no relief from the use Of medicines +?
Do YOU have IL faint appetite, and are
YOU troubled with feelings or langunr +?
II you have these feelings we know
YOU have not tried the new discovery
Mcrrcli's lIcpatine, ut DR.. a. G.
Dukes Drug store l is performing
wonderful cures in this and all ot:. er
communities where the people use it.
II is pronounced by all as the best
Liver Medicine in The world. Two
doses will relieve the worst case Of
Dyspepsia or Constipation Of the
bowels. Each bottle contains fifty
doses, ana y tcaspoonru Of this
medicine i'll wine glassful of water
three times Il day for one day, pro-
daccs a most wonderful change.
Where the system is run down with
loss Of energy and appetite, or Dys.
pepsia, with all its train Of evil, is
cilcctins its deadly work, this remedy.
Merrcll's llcpatinc, never fails to
bring about y speedy and permanent
cure. Those who doubt the merit
and virtues ot'this medicine a.. live
from day 10 day without trying the
llcpatinc, have our sympathy, but
can not be cured unless they take the
Medicine.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
TIE EVIDENCE ELICI7ED AT TIE,
CORONEK'.S ING UESI.
DlrA'..s OF THE EScorSTEl,
BrrWEES GAIT. II. S. l.EEny AND
Aii. j. s. BuLow, RESULTING
Is TIE DEATH oFTni: LATTER

LEy Telegraph 10 HE News and Courier. !
SuMMFTNllLE, e.. g., Sunday,
October 80 9-', he unfortunate atlray
which resulted iii the killing Of Mr..
j. {. Buluw has cast II gloom over
our lii,lc community. Immediately
after .Ae Shooting Capt. II. $. .cbby
vert to hi: H. si,!c.,cc, told hi; wifi.
what had occurred, an,l surrendered
himself to Trial Justice J.mcllnusc,
who put him il ,harg" .: Slc<srs. w
NJ. Niinntt and T.. /! I'rncr rs spccial
con,;ab!rs. The trial justice en-
ranc!lr,! aiury, o'' w!i,:, N!r edward
II. Eariwcl WI, .,,rcn,;n !hr
following evidence was thrn yircn BY
lie scvcrnl witnesses
y. IL. kosS, sworn, says: That he
WAS about tM,mty-iivc ic"tul;' wen
j. - i::i:o" MAS Shot; he -aw he
shooting; Eapt. I.cbby SHIT Him; !!
heard one word Of the quarrel tia, |
nnarr:tood | heard Huluw c;.!l
l.c"h. o":; '''rccr ;ol>: me that bu!ow
and l.cbby we're about to get i;no Il
iuss, and he told them to 60 outside;
heard bulow tell Capt Lchby thar h c
had intercourse with o certain lady.
and Icbby told him it vas Il lie;
l;nlow then tol,. Lobby il was another
lie, ior lie { bulow) knew it WAS true;
Bulow then toll Lobby, You know
you can't gag me-" and Lcbby told
him lie could not gag him either; he
then told Lobby he could not scare
him III any respect, and said he, "l'o on
dare not put your hands on me-"
Can't. Lcbby then got angry, and told
him he wvuld not have him cursi, &
at him, and slapped Bulow on Tie Side
OF his head; and, us was coming out
OF the store, they cIinchcd each other,
and several blows were passed by
each Of them; | then walked away,
and had got about fifteen feet of, and
Bulow looked over his shoulder and
said to me need not he in !, hurry TO
50 of, that ! could stand there: AIr.
Frccr said it was no ugc to call 10
Ross, he was there aud he co lid IT.
tend to this; as walked OF heard
A!r. Enlow tell lrccr TO make I.cbby
take his hands Of or lie would strike
him (Lchby;) when BOXED bacl; |
saw Bulow with revolver in Iii $
hand, and he struck Libby one Low
on his shoulder, and when | looked
again Bulow had 10 revolver in his
hand; do not know what lie did
il; ! vas then Looking of, ard heard
MIR. Bulow steadily requesting Frccr
to take I.cbby or, and he seemed not
to do it, which made nc look back,
and | saw Capt. Lchby draw his
pistol and shoot j. G. Bulow, sayixg
"Gtd d-n you Bulow fell, and in
falling said, Capt. Lcbby | dix! not
mean 10 shoot you; Frccr was stand
Infr hi,, ~, -,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
Dyspepsia
Americans are sparf;cl latsl tslE subject

Americans spartiou ouIrrsllE subject
to this disease and its effects such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache Habi-
tla! cost!veness, Heart burn. Water
brash, coming up ofthe food coated
tongue, 'lsagrecablc taste in the
mouth, ralpitation Of the Heart and
n! diseases Of tile Stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of Green's August Flower
VIII relieve you ut once, and there
positively is not q case III the United
"tatcs it Will not cure. Ifyou doubt
lhls 60 10 your Druggist DR.. G.
Dukes, and get a sample Bottle for
10 cents and try it. Regular size 70
cents.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Ii, 1876 I

ne. enough to strike each other
When The shooting occurred; Bulow
was standing up quietly when I1"bby
SHOT han; l do not think Bulow anI
Lobby were drunk when they went in
the road.
Laury Bcaurcgarll sworn: Witness
saw The man that shot Bulow; it was
Capt. Lobby; was standing in DR..
Lilnchousc's piazza and saw Mr.. Bu-
low and Capt. Lobby wall; into Il.
road in front Of Mr.. Frccr's stove;
never heard what was said; saw
Capt. Lcbby slap Mr.. Bulow's face;
I5ulow then ca"ght I.chby by the
beard Iand boxed Lobby aud Icbi,y
boxed him; Capt. Lcbhy staggered
hack, and in that time !'rccr ran iii
between them with his hands Oh
Lcbby's shoulder, and | saw Lcbhy
,lrawhis pistol and pass it under
frccr's arm and shoot Bulow, and he
icl'; Capt. l-chby mounted his horse
rode up and looked i'll Bulow's face
an! rode oil; did not sec any pis .ol
il HAlow's hand; lie was st .n,'ing up
-1uitt!y when Lcbby shot him, with
his binds down; | had ran to my
house, and Was standing i'll ny door
near yby, when Lobby shot Bulpw;
BuloW had no pistol in bis hand, and
if hg had drawn one would have
seen !.
James Dc'rrcvillc. sworn, said: He
WAS at Frccrs store from twenty
mlnGtcs after ? o'clock until 3 o'clock
the Gay Balow VAS killed; BuIow and
I-ebbySwcre frien!' :a.a': 4;.h
them; Dulow askc,. ,v i>lv 'ie
!,aa -M.nrcn 10 sec him. a;d he ma le
soma excuse, ! don't In IS What.
III. Is. ,.F;;j,nn, ~wnrn, said: lie
.;,m, UP after Mu oy ~ kirtc,'; id
Mt .ee the Killing; heard i shut t:re,l
II 5hc direction "i i'.recrs, about 4
quarter :" . o oc!or!;; | nc, Sap. LED
by last a:le', Oh = s.o"*c, so'ng towar,.
,hs ssIn'sr''ad' ahi asst w';At .ha"
''""i'ca@ii' :'"" ''e ;"'''''''sns .hsad oil
Si'' '':'h2 ;,n :':'' ;'!!ir WAS i!''' IL
"'s I! N''''t'' a.'.:'"' Emo" "!'"
s.''' .'.'''S ''s ~ i" sent YAti' ~
"as l'!!i 9.
!Ar iurv !D,t':t'Hud he iulir"I.,:.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
NUMBER SO

He called at the police office
yesterday, and stated that lie was in
trouble. "A fine young fellow, shust
so nice rs anybody, came up i, me
oil The street and said /: "How you
does? Long time since I saw yor in
Shasta county" 1 says, "I nefer
vas in Shasta COUNTY" He Gays.
why, | dinks see you dcrc." I
says, "No, | lives rear Auburn" He
goes away, and bimcby 1 meets u
chap and he says, "How you vas since
| LETT you at Auburn 2" Then we has
talk und some drinks, und 1 lend
him eli hundred dollars until the
pnnk opens, und I dond sec him some
more. Vat you dinks ~ Sacramento
|. tnon Record.
NAroLEoS's APuoRIsMs.- Words
pass away, but action remain.
The only victory over love is
flight.
lie who is unmoyed by tears has
no heart.
The woman we love is nj ways the
most beautiful of her sex.
There is nothing terrible in death.
Men are led by trihes.
Death may cxpiatc faults, but it
dccs not repair them.
The throne is Lit Of gilded wood
covered with velvet
10 really understand man we
must judge him in misfortune.
"Bcllcs" call Il grent many people
to church
The small courtcsies sweaten life,
the greater ennoblc il
Call ut DR.. j. G. NVannamaker's
and get a pamphlet and read about
DR.. Clark Johns.on's great Indian
blood syrup, the best medicine in
use. DR.. Wannamaker also has the
medicine for sale at wholesale and
retail, iuDn 81
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
AT7N1sFFE7
DIJAQ Z l,h) i IL I,

according 10 the --latest improvements in
the art.
WepE.EsEl s, EIEt's'
over Willrors'e score, are .rcr,:p: to
execute an.thn= ii ,l.,', iin..
Guaranteeing = iti.hii ;,t,rn'lanra to
lu-nc4s. thev itSifrrt.miy a:l; = cnnlinil-
snce Of the pa'l,n.sy.., which has hereto
fore been r1tcn,ic, Ia the nii firm OF
Snid,r, Wolf. & Calvert.
Rc:TS- Ill Wnr; tiuaraniccd.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11

"Bcllcs" call Il greut many people
to church
The small courtcsies sweatcn life,
the greater ennoblc i5
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
Hero Worship.

A little maiden read her book,
And only loved the more
Sir Philip Sidney every day,
Than even the day before
And when her suitors came TO WOO,
She matched them in her mind
With Philip Sydney, one and all,
But far they fei! behind.
For this one lacked the cour,Incss.
And this the pcrlt,t grace,
And this tlc learning rare and wise.
And tllis The handsome face.
And 50 she sent them all away,
Ent only loved the more
Sir Philip Sidney every day
Than she did the dny before.
Q, maiden Of The fancy bright,
ii. could only be,
Sir Philip should himself o'cr!c:,p
For you the centuries three
And come upon his doughty sccd,
y riding to your gate,
Md for Your favor crave and sue,
And for yolir answer wait.
| wccn wonld looh him through an,
through,
B,lt never bid him stay.
In favor Of his famcicl self
You'd send himself away.
! :
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
LaGTegg,n $ Ten Rules.

Never put OF I'LL tomorrow wl,a,
yoH can ho,o.aay.
Never trouble another .or what
you can ID Yourself.
Never spend your money before
you luvc ii.
Never buy What you don't want
because il is cheap.
l'ride cost more than hunger,
th:rs. and cold.
Wcscidom rcpcn; OF having eaten
too lit.c.
Nothing is Troublesome that We DO
willingly.
lIow much pain In. evils have
cost us hat have never happened.
Take things always by he smooth
handle.
When angry, count ten before you
speak, il very angry, coun; ), hun
ar"l.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
The Trade in Seed Cotton

Tie lpuying o. stolen cotton IS III
evil Which falls heavily upon every
loncst r'an'cr and labornr. The
receiver is rs bad rs !hc thicf. Many
PLANS layc been adopted for The
breaking up Of this i!ic,t trade.
Certain it is that no seed cotton
Should he bought unless the pur-
chaser is satisfied that il is all right.
The little cotton crops that spring up
all over the country at this season Of
the year are instances, aud should lie
brol2n up. li',hcrc were no buyers
o. stolen cotton there would be no
cotton thieves. Judge Mackcy has
tccn very energetic i'll trying 10
brcal; up this trade, ana last Cl;obcr
he issued The following order:
i. j. HIr'y, hSy., foremm GyauR
J"'Y, L1Hc"sier, s. &:
SIR iou will please notify The
kcc pcrs Of country stores il The
county Of Lancaster that if any per-
son shall buy or receive at his store
any cottoA at night, whether from the
lawful owner or otherwise, such per
son shall be indicted for Il nuisance,
and, on conviction, Shall be sentenced
to u term Of Imprisonment in the
pcnitcmtiary.
Respectfully,
j. j. MAcKEY,
Presiding Judya.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
VOLUNI r 10.
School & Kinderga artell

The Exercises Of the school. conducted
by Rev J. B. HASKELL and Sisters, Will
be resumed, at their Residence on Russell
ST., OIL Monday 18th September.
Monthly Terms.
English Course (primary and Intcrmedi-
atc,) $500.
Academic Course, $500
kindergarten, $1.00
Gerh,an, French, Latin and Greek
Extra caA SOC.
Elements vi Music and Drawing with
Cnliathcnics, will be taught Free
The undersigned is prepared 10 organize
and teach Glasses OF Young Men or Ladies'
the usual collegiate branches, Ciassics
Mathematics Sc, as well rs Stcno.raphy
or Short Hand Private lessons in !nS:ru-
mental music will be given when desired
y. BACfMAN HASkiiLL
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11

atilhS i1SoD5 IL tilS iuSC Will u l'iSLoi
il. any time; DO moi think that Bulow
wanted to kill Lobby, as he asked
frequently for Frccr to take him
away; Capt. l.cbby was holding Bulow
and struck Him several blows.
j. Hamilton Frccr, sworn, says:
He saw the man that SHOT j. G. Bu-
low; it was II. S. I.cbby; lie shot him
with pistol, and only one shot was
fired; after he shot him, Lobby
mounted his horse, and said to nc,
you saw this affair, and rode OIL; /
saw Eult " Il few seconds before Lcbby
shot him, With q pistol i'll his hand.
but at the time he was shot did not
see it III Hnlow's haud; Oh cxam;na-
ton; j. G. Bulow'i pistol was found
i'll lis coat pocket after lie was killed,
but | do not know whether the pistol
fcuEd i'll his pocket was the one SAW
in his hand before he was shot; there
WAS no pistol drawn in The store, nor
was there any quarrel; the fuss W;.5 in
The store; Lcbby and Buow Had Il
political talk about clubs, and Bulow,
lows mothcri.-, wn.. brought in.
and there was something said in refer
cncc TO her and Eulow gave ii the
lie, whtrcupon lie and I.cbhy cot into
q''"l'c'' quo" Grew p'st = ana !
'''l .c'"ee'' 'nc'l'' wren h"'ow sa''l
'''a' u l o"' MOI get out Of The WAY
- ,' S"ooI ny. 'e' -"
III, @
-, > 'o'' , ~ s''''
= ~ ~ '''''''
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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-11-11
The Pint Of Ale.

on his wedding day, asked by his wife
to allow her two half-plnts Of ale
day as her share Of extra comforts.
Tic made The bargain, but not cheer
fully, for though Il drinkcr himself
l!ancying, no doubt, that he could
not we'll do wi,hout) he would have
pre- icrrcd Il perfectly sober wife. They
both worked hard. John loved his
vi ic,.. but he could not brca! away
from his old associations ut the ale
house, ard when not III the factory or
a. lis meals, he was with lis boon
companions. Lis, wife made the small
allowance meet her housekeeping cx-
pcnscs keeping her cot neat and
tidy, and lie could not complain that
she insisted upon her daily pint Of
ale, While he, very likely, drank two
Or three quarts Once in Il while the
wife succeeded, by gentle, loving
artiiicc, i'll drawing her husband home
an hour ortwo earlier than usual
and very rarely she pursundcd him to
spend Il whole evening in her comp
any. They had been married year,
and the morning Of their welded
anniversary John Looked with real
pl.dc upon iLc neat and comcly per-
son Of lis wife, and with Il touch of
rcmorsc III his look and tone, he said :
Mary, wen had Ito holiday since
We were we'd, an oaly that | haynt Il
penny 18th world we'd take a jaunt to
til village and sec the mithcr."
Would you like to 90, John ?"
she asked.
There was a tear with her smile,
FOR it touched her heart to hear him
speak icnlerly as in old times.
"itf thee'l like to so, John, I'll
stand treat. -
Chou stand treat, Aff;aly! Hast
got Il lorlin lct. t!c.?'T -.
"Nay, but lam gotten the pint O.
ale she added.
Gotten wlat, Wife,
"l'hc pint o ale" She repeated
And ,hcreuoon sac went 10 lie
hearth, and from beneath one Of The
store III, : drew forth !. s.ockinr .'ron,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-01
AN ESOPiS F'ARIE-A cort.

AN HSUP's FABLE.-A certain
actor was tried and condemned
for numbering a Moorish Captain
IN the employment fthe Venetian
Republic. On his way to the place
of execution, be requested AZ a
asst favor that he might be allow.
ed to shake hands with his critics.
who followed in the crowd, weep
ing. The favor was granted, but
III this act of apparent cordiality
the condemned man c%ontriyed to
twist out of joint the pen-fngers
OF the critics. hands.
unhappy man " exclaimed
the by standers. evil you,at this
awful moment, add yetanother to
yon: catalogue of crimes, that you
treat thus your best friends and
advisers p
"Not 49," replied the condemn
ed Elan. eff these gentlemen had
not told me when was a be1glll-
ner that | was happy mixture of
Betterton, Garrick, KEN.
ble and Kean, l might never have
come to this unhappy fate ~
Punch.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-01

The TRICKS OF TRADE-SHARP
sPECULATIONs UPON DOUBTFUL
HONEsTY.-Here is a trick of one
of our second hand clOthes'dealers.
He shows a hesitating customer
a pair of pantaloons which he
says had been made by fashion
able tailor for Il wealthy gentle
man who brought them back af-
ter wearing them once, as they
did not fit him. The customer pi-
v0ts himself around before the
mirror. examines the length of
the legs. sounds the depth of the
pockets, and closes the bargain.
When well out of sight of the
clothing store, he examines for
the first time an article which, as
he resolved before the mirror, his
hands had encountered in one of
the pockets. "Yes, the customer
had said to himself, "that's a
pocket book. I know by the feel
ing of it. MI. must have lett
it in here the night be wore
the pants" The reader can
supply the further details of the
story. A 20 Gems paper.liued peck
et-boOk proved the means OF sell
ling a $3.50 pair OF cOttOny santi-
het trousers at a profit of 4,25.-
San Francisco paper.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-01

The Methodist, a leading journal
of that denomination, after inves
tigating the subject, finds 'sthat
the strOngEolds of Catholicism IN
this country are located in our
most enlightened and progressive
communities. For instance. the
State of Massachusetts has more
Roman Catholic sittings-13O,4O 5
than the twelve Southern
States of Alabama, Arkansas.
Delaware, Florida, Georgia, North
and South Carolina, Virginia and
West Virginia, Tennessee, Texas
aud Mississippi, which have 1O5,,
800 Roman Catholic sittilgs.M las
sachusetts and New York have a
population of 4O1, 200,
and the sixteen Southern States,
4Ol,l1O. The electoral vote of
Massachusetts and New York is
AZ, while that of tue sixteen
States is 1876. The State
OF Illinois has more Catholic sit
tlngs than twelve Southern
States, and only 81 electoral votes
as compared with their SO. These
figures show what lapid strides
the Catholic religion is making in
States formerly famous for their
Puritanism and stannch Protes
tantism.
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The nervous, weakly invalid does not en-
JOY life, but merely adrags out existence )
as the phrase is. United for the active nur
suits of life, and incapable of partaking of
give a zest disinclined to social interconrsa
and q prey to melancholy, the v~aletudinari,
an Is indeed an object of pity. Yet there il
nothing in all this that cannot be remedied
Dy That genial alternative tonic and neryine.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which supplies
ue1cieht stamina, braces the nervous system,
and OvercOmes those bodily rreoniar;tias
to which nervous weakness is most freonent-
~ attributable. Diseases of the kidney and
bladder, imperfect digestion and uterine
troubles are fertile sources of debility =. Their
eradication however, becomes q matter of
certainty when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Are systematically used for that puronsa
The Bitters likewise annihilate and prevent
fever n ague and other facilitating febrile
complaints OF u NAL .rial nature.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-04-01
Like Mrs. Jarlev of f,mo

Like MIS-. Jarlev of famous
memory We ale "e'enamoSt in.
cllned to turn atheist" when we
think ofthe ingratitnde of Round.
about sympathising With that
gigantic intellect brought low to
grapple with questions in elemen.
tary arithmetic, to soothe callow
breasts with decisions pertaining
to puppy love, to stand sponor to
a column which is a hospital for
crippled poems, we uttered a
structure on the nature of the
queries propounled to him, and 10!
he turns and tends us ; oblivious
OF the fact that cur mission is to
furnish paragraphs. not brains to
understand them. However. he is
not mad every TING he locks ugly.
consequently not in Il perpetnai
state OF evaporation, and we de-
precate his chOlef in the words of
Ancient Pistol: Good bawcock
bate thy rage be l%enirnt, sweet
chuck"