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POetical.
HER TREASURES.
BY MARY AIsdE DE WE'RE.

BY MARY AIf6E DE WERE.
keep them in the old, old box
That Willie gave me years ago,
The time we parted on the rocks;
His ship lay swinging to and fro,
At waiting In the lower bay.
thought my heart would break that day !
The picture with the pensive eyes
Is Willle's? No. dear.that's young Blake,
Who took the West Point highest prize:
lie went half crazy for my sake.
Here are a lot Of rhymes he wrote,
And here's button Off his coat.
Is this his ring? My dearest May,
never took ring from him
This was a gift from Howard Clay.
just see, the pearls are getting dim.
They say that pearls are tears,-what stuff
The setting looks a little rough.
lie was as handsome as prince
And jealous! But he went TO Rome
Last fall. He's never written since.
l used to visit at his home,-
A lovely place beyond Fort Lee:
His mother thought the world of me!
Oh moi sent his letters back.
These came to me from Washington.
But look what a tremendous pack
He always wrote me three for one.
know fused to treat him ILL.,
Poor Jack !-he fell at Charlottesville.
The vignettes-all that lot-are scalps
took in London, Naples, Nice.
At Paris, and among the Alps
Those foreign lovers act ike geese.
But dear, they are such handsome men.
We go to France, next year, again!
This is the doctors slgnet ring.
These faded flowers? Oh, let me see:
Why, what a very curious thing
Who could have sent these flowers to me ?
All now have it,-Count de Twill:
He married that fat Crosbie girl.
His hair was red.-You need not look
So sadly at that raven tress.
You know the head that lock forsook;
You know,-but you could never guess
Nor would tell you for the world
About whose brow that rlnglet curled.
Why won't rCll? Well, partly, child,
Because you like the man yoursef
But most beCause-don't get so Wild
have not laid him on the shelf
He's not bygone. In year,
I'll tell you all about him, dear.
-Scribner for December.
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Ask Your Druggist for Them.

Females and all who vnluc health should never
be without DIR. SWAINE'S TAR AND SARSAPA-
RILLA PlDLS, as they purify the blood, remove all
distractions, cleanse the skin OF all pinpleS and
blotChes and bring the rich color OF health to the
pale cheek Female Irregularities are restored to Il
healthy condition. They are certain cure for Sick
and Nervous Headache. AS Dinner PHI, nothing
exceed them: take one two, or three, as may DC
found necessary; unlike others, they neither gripe,
produce nausea, any other unpleasant sensation,
while they are powerful as 1t Is possible Tor a
medicine TO be and be harmless These Pills cleanse
out the disosdered humorS, enrich and purify the
blood remove all unhealthy bilious secretOns of the
stomach and bowels, causing perfectly healthy
state OF the liver, and are undoubtedly the best ca
thartic and ambitious medicine yet discovered and
we are determined that the sick shall have them at
u price within the means of the poorest go cents
box of 80 Pils) II your druggist or stOrekeeper
has not got them, do not be put OF by any others
that may be offered In their place. but send to US d.
rect and we will forward by mail, on receipt Of the
price, 25 cents u box or nye bOxeses 81.
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Bloomsburg Official Directory.

Bloomsburg Banking COmpdny-,John A. Funston
Presdcn', H. II. Gro 2, Cashier.
FrS M iOnal Bank-Charles II. Paxton, President
j. Z. TuStin, Cashier.
columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
AssOciall0n-E. IL. Little, President, c. w. Miller,
Secretary.
bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
WIN. Peacock, President, j. b. Robson, Secretary.
Bloomsbury Mul lual Saving Fund ASsucla lon--J
j. Brewer, President, c. g. BarRley, Secretary.
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celebrated all the world for It's remarkable cures
II Scrofula, MerCurial and Syphiiitlc complaints
and IN cases whore Syphllitic virus Of the parent
child nothing has ever proved so efeCtual In com
petcl eradcating every vestige Of these dangerous
complaint and all diseases arising from impurty Of
the blood.
Ba particular 10 obtain the Pcnuin', as prepared
by DIR. SWAYNE son, 8SJ +. 9th ST. tPhlndpiphia
See that the name Is spelled correctly, SWAYNE,
as there are preparations OF somewhat similar name
In the market.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
JOB PRINTING
Columbia County OfficiaI Directory
oIuMBA DEMOCRAT, STAR OF rnE NORTH AND coLt

President Judge-Wiam Elwell.
Associate JudgeS-Iram Derr, NJ. q, Hughes,
prothonOtarv, &C.-B. Frank Zarr.
Court Stenographer-S n. Walker.
register & RcCOrder-WilliamsOn H. Jacoby.
District Attorney-John NJ. Clark.
sheriff
Survc Or-Tsaac Dewitt.
Treasurer-Dr II. W. McReynolds
CommlsSlOnerB-vIOhn Herner, $. W. McIIenry.
Joseph Sands
Commissioners Clerk-Wllliam Krlckbaum
AuditOrs-M V. B Kline. !. B. Casey h. r. Brown
Coroner-Charles q. Murphy.
Jury Conmi5SlOnerS-JacOb H. Fritz, William II.
Utt.
COUNT Superlntendent-Wi liam II. Snyder
Bloom Poor Observation-Disclosures p. Ent Scott
Vim. Kramer, bloomsbury and Thomas Creveling,
+Go t, q. p. Ent, Secretary.
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Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. iran.
sent advertisements must be paid for inserted
except where parties have accounts.
Legal advertisements two doilarsper inch Tor three
Insertions and at that rate for additional Insertions
without reference to length.
Executors, Administrators and Auditor's notices
three dollars.
Transient or Local notices, twenty cents allne,
regular advertisements half rates
Cards In the "Busness Directory" column, ono
dollar per year for each line.
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Norristown Herald "Deadwood City,
Black Hills, has one editor and twenty sa-
looms. After the editor has visited all the sa-
looms to learn the news, his paper is SO in
toxicated that it doesn't come out, aud the
Deadwooders don't miss it until they want
paper for gun wadding."
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FNHE UNDERSIGNED representing several
Of the most conservative ard reliable Amerl-
can Fire Insurance Companies, would beg leave to
0lcr his services TO the citizens Of Bloomsbury and
yicinlt' requesting reasonable share OF the public
patronage.
w. j. POWELL
BlOOmsburg,July Is, 1sT6
Oce In BrOwerS Block.
July 2l-5m.s
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Yates of ADVERTISING.

one inch twelve lines or its equivalent In Nonps
reil type) one two insertions, $50; three ipses
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SWAYNE'S OINTMENT.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.

Or. Swayne & Son n:-Gentemen-The box OF ONT
ment you sent me by mail cured me entirely OF ltch-
ing Piles, which suffered with for five years En-
closed lind nifty cents for another box FOR friend OF
mind. ANDREW j. BEACH.
Farmwell station. Loudon Co.. Va.
Rev. Isaac Holland, Webster Taylor county W. Va
wreS
November 90, 1851 have been sufferer from
itching Piles. | procured a box or your ointment
last spring which gave me instant relief, and feel
confident 1t will effect a permanent cure Enclosed
lind nifty cents for which please send me another box
by matl.
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is generally preceded by moisture. like perspira-
tlon distressing itching, as though pin worms We're
crawling In or about the rectumi particularly at
nghtwhcn undreSsing,o or in bed aGter getting warm.
shows itself around the private parts and not
fined TO males only, but is quite as frequent that fe
males sorely afflicted particularly in times Of
pregnancy, extending irto the vagina, proving dis
tresstng almost beyond L"e powers OF endurance.
Cases Of long standing, pronounced ncurable, have
been permanently cured by simply applying
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An Eruption of 8 Years Standing

was troubled with an eruption OF eight years
itching intolerable at times; tried many prcpara-
tiOnn without finding relief Through the USE OF
Swaynes All-llealing Olntmeut am entirely cured.
JOSEPH LAMBERT
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In It's worst form by Dr.. Swayne'S A-Ileang Oint-
mtnt. and stall be happy 10 explain my case to all
who may cali upon me
JAMES McKISLEY, West End Hotel
23d Street below Lombard. Philadelphia.
Sent by mail to any address Oh receipt Of price 90
cents 4 box.
Describe symptoms IN all communications. and nd
dress letters TO DIR SNAiAE * SON, Philadelphia.
No charge for advice.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUC 'STS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

nR A. l.. TURNER,
Residence on Market Street one door below
ID. j. Walters.
Onice over Kleim's Drug Store. Offlce hours from
to p. M for treatment of diseases OF the Eye Ear
and Throat.
Ali calls night or day promptly attended to.
Apr23T5-tf
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D1 @vTT n S/NTE
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Itching Piles

Seems to cure evO case leaving the skin smootl
and clear without blemish behind.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

Gine Grbin pon 100000.
1ef v@ctboir" con @ii.oouiec G,tid,=
!ct. IieIer So3s erbielt Elm i'm 3ienlte
- Srl.. 6croinana @opa l"te4enocs
JenilNe5 WI6Aen Die fiji lie poliidn=
Sig uncyparteic NoAri6t, oab tiu our
.angcn S0bren naa @nstaro a.sse=
.panAerter unb hort IteinreiA aemoroc=
Her 0teim BAG 3citli0e seic9net mrs
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%blntcrlniim bobe. Sic lIebelroldun9,
lpcl6c oieIc Nahribt, Sic iiori9sns nnsa
o~eiiicscnpc oIH5ieue Gofumente liAer
osraIr9 it, aui 0os pl0B!iG 5.tr redeem
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aeroprorohte, uao Die IpGter Of lol@en
ME setrGumtsn G'ltcs FA cnfm;tfeNe
Srcu6e, labt Iid eber oenSen ais be-
i6rei6en. G8 spar seraoe Somstas
uno Die 6idliAe @rbln mar ,bsn nit
Dem fir olelen SoS unerldS|iheu
Shruppcn bci6dftist alS Der bctrcfen=
De GyicI i9r ci~nscbdnbist wuroe. sic
tr>lelt earin nebenbei @eiiuns, IT'D To-
Iort eli fiumahen, I'M ous lbr Sl 5Deil
gtmoroene @lut i'll &cltalt BON 10 o,e=
EN- barten en9lil@en 8iunotn in per
'on entsesen ST ncGmcn, Muo miro
i@on in Gen naN1eu So9en Su oieiem
3'ucde naa ,trcr %ocimat9, Der la6ncn
51aot 0reeNem Aberdeen. @er lollte
rs ihr oerhenteu?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

9iouDiS uno serssBlia icln lonten, sabs
I'D sic NOD az eine unae,s GemertunB
su srinuern, ndmli@ On bic ge3osp-
tuns Ole Gic in unmiiteIbayem 2riom=
m~enbanse Oamit gemo@I. Grinncrn
sic i'd nidt, aeia8t 50 pobcn; 500
JngeyioA's (@ie nalutsr i'm @ob)
lon8c &eOe uoa Suej Shunota IN
6 olnm6u= 6sitano IN nih.s. ais ote;
Ausmoien Der @eIa1ren zines pere.mlcn
Sii0ens gesen elnen petelnteN 9Ioroen.
Sic ia9tcm oas, uno Sic ionnm e
li6t utrseiien bG6en."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
Oats safhms4t?

syn elmer flci..et Gtaot Der em.s
.uar5, mo Gin haite5 Susenb EEser
Genie ltcr5eno uno %plauoerno beim
lAS,a loben unS SebaIiGtis Der s5i1sc
aofHrten, Ole b0 fo,nmsn %lol!ttn. Sieis
0irW bcitanoetSin einem Moros5alen
aebr 3ubelDr, ocm ~ per:sbren I5h.hit
0auden an ie.tisem M6eno gu ibrel
a-pcusouf9aN ssriadt bat,sn. Sen
0olen Autte GiGDr aug einem tsuad)-
barten Oric sam Rralioent er1alten
ms in oos tfsiss @althaus Der Nrou
}5altar gt6roGt osfhe, als einee treif.
lt3e &01in bcfnra., nil Der trii)tioen
2.lliQab 6etroih sAroe, aMs oeaa5slben
34 MAIDEN, mas dls elnem Du1en muir ge=
-mQdbt pe10en fpnnie. Ntlt benz Mudtn=
i3l09c neun Sisso 9ampe stpidt.,nh ge=
Amprt oNI ser IaIe., unb ala SCR 3ei-
le. Der Gbucnnbr auF's Mene leinea
5tii-6i4en &Aabyans peflenaet bate.
mas DIN i6a, Rem 9aIen, nig,ts mcGa
ibri9 ois ois @aoten.
lin Oieiet5e 3eit iaBer in siaem aa=
Germ @oltburle eliiGiaus erin hotjss
9useno juagsr 9eute beiIamnnsnunN per
dc beiocn @elsul9aftsn Estte becfm9=
len fonnea, loiiroe seIunaen.9abcn, oab
c5 IN lce-erer no9 semiisblidsr uno
.iy1Qi4er 5aslus, ais in htr suetR er-
udbnten.- Sic SbcilnebMer an ser Gs<
eli Gait lto. 2 lattsn olab ale urla1e
5o}a. scar linen boe3; ein SHELTER
irl.9 seaapgen, Der lie aaFs g01it1lt IL
g!u lofe, moG)tcn lie ign auls con ben
,nei 5eiten betrad!sn. Die betonnt(;d)
nc ce Code BAL. lu@ lie marea.
etg 9en G%9eiinebW,sgn an Ssa TeItll6-
In oer 8altsrNden Mirt9I3oFt
tsenoe oes iunaes Wsaunss, me,t,el
81 0aien 3um c'sT6sn, er0itlt, BOD
81 Scr 22eIe bon o!eie,a nit einel
eiaoun3 ui35 Maadt rorocn. 81
6.4iI9e Badge SIT ilbta, mar lDr,
pfitc 55te. Gil oieli.l 3tpeds '@lot.
d.a crcu feftsn Setter, liobcn III
H6 rSo1o aoI,nraS;s b;ar;t.
mo ipifcn MD uls Die etunoc &c.
g mar, III mriAu Srau Molt;.
Pen Ceiain Moita ii zen @eSof0
o. o'iiii9rtt oeyjeli9e BON igntn
aa4sr osn GsHiN I'M GENE unb rci
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Gin sAmeiier lpraA LID geld ais

~" >|IN"'lH fr ~ w.
ali lepr ertiWseosHe lSr.ie ge8en ocs
ameritun.l&s 3oaiDitcm aug uno meir
oob bag Seem 9icy iebr tDeaer lev.
Nos lei b3fih uno Suuorfommeno, d.
6Isntlideu iinierbon0.uagen anie5m.
6oy, BOD gabe &c 5ier ra5 bent GiIa'
feincn aaTee.
0utiAcn cntbc6ren uor aGem 6eR
9arslibcn Man9el ncs 6amilienlehens
Sod btjeianen lie Mmerifo als Yara=
oics neg Nrbeitcrs. 6ieii6 Butter UNI
0Brcb ieisn bier 6illi9er ols III 9aul,.
Sic 0otcls Nn9cscn 'eien snorm theucr.
Die neutrality-suspicious. nit Nu8.
iia6me Dew SAuhe iino t6cucr ots in
lie Seiniath. Nos &~ijnitruno S8iiIen-
'AcTt betriH., lei Mmcrifo meit suriif.
Sic Oefcrrcider Iagen, Dot man in
@~6ifaSe!pNia ooppelt 10 tDeuer ola ir
sSisu MD nur balls 10 gut lehe. Oos
Gpit iei ongcne9m gel1ll9 nodj gebrauth
: 1eNr Ieiten hic Wnrtc Please" une
.,Thane yoa". Sic elou6en, bob Il,
fir 80 Gents Gintrittssslo Die 9ienitr
oes ~es'ammten Nerlorals setouit
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Celterrei4e nj; 4uitralien pcrnedieln
Aao Gcis;en unb grali!ien Ms oas
2anb ludcg melelbit mon aus; Gafcrll
9amenl hirsf mo1t.
Cine Come meints, Wmerifo lei Gin
gar, sutcs gano aber iebr raeusr.
Der omsritoltI&e Golar lei biee ni@t
mebr merits als eiHc 9dnilhe &rnne ii
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8l;.aeelphia isier 0oppelt 10 iherer uls
IN @ancmorf.
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@Hsrito II niss eNo nno 81 uiel E2to ~
iorca tyia5c. Die Nfs'le Der 2teas-
nittrl Ieicn 10 Jicntlist giei4.
9ic 0olanber ha.iea Die omsrisaT.
i'den Grauca FIR ihnahGh uno a8cr
oaB Bic 9ebtnsrjttet in oolonb ia 1T II
faenrr fiao bier, aa9escn lei %lei=
Dang uno wisthe thenrer, ais in poi
orb.
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User uuiere p5G.sn Cars unb ui7ear-
l*amtcu Nlietafnlaeypre'ie. GaGsast
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7alle iclblt 5~ooentrsis.
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lt.iltan M{onn 6ann in GDi!ee 81,
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81 Ser ytabe BON 9arr;skzrg.

5n Der ytabe BON 9~arriskarg.
@enn., bat en- Barrier Elm Jas@en
gier an6 9iebt jessm Ginoen, l0cl@er
li0 harbiersn Idbt. Elm G!as G:fritenr
Taft. Ser Diana ipa quite G*i9dfte
mo@tn, ino teabIid)tist oeyle.be aud
rod cine MuNttanoc sn e1sasiren,
melhc wd6reno Der Operation bes
&airens Die &unoen auI's Snrtreffiaile
u~nterhalien Diso.
@6os iasen uniere bieIisen gorbiere
I'll 0ieiem llnterncbMca
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Scr &prbHcrn.

man nil &eAt BON ibnen Iagca: s..
3lu,t pcl.lst oas liittsi.
98aqreno lie aui Scr einsa Seits cen
grniciianiismu3 ME jeos anoert Ie=
Il9lon Su utysi!8sn luAel, besiensn tic
I'D az Der anosrn oesiefbsn YIN lire
5wsdc 81 cyrel4ea, @.IQe YesIloic
gs.l@s 0N@stei; a0ct aub @el5e
Sl'np9ell Ii. petite 1Amm9cit.
(Sowa.4
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= One srobt @b:asep- &e4nuna.

= G,ns srobt @b;asep- &e9nuns.
On San 6ranc.sco l!onS Elm Wanns
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oe9.n elmer @Nsfep'tstle ron $1,000
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9caoMmcnc uTrinfs" BIG GIT Oieler 96be
oneefradqIen NOR.
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.$aS Die fre:n1,rn 2Smeitetisc
nDsr uNa ,aasu.

wv NtRh w. SD.t-
m,Hdrtn aug 0ran.reib, 6tina,
Guti&iaso Staten epoajsn, @oriu-
sal, 0dA&aar., @oleuo, Negicn,
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II. /. IL. ci.e Jtsi1e pon 6racen uor5'-
Ic9sn unN ilre @n!mor!sn III rn!igcn.
0err YctrOs, cin aitiiiQer Tn9Ittgt.
Salt Die N.aseri.ansg fix s.abs are
CUTE &inoeab melAe Mnes tstradlui
miiTcn, uao aser Sa@cn, zen rel1sp
lie tcinen SsssriIj ba1ca, cine Mense
unnerI@amter 6sagsn lmisllen. Sas
mag mott apHblitanil6 lein~ IN
EUROPA m09.e man es o6er Aob9eii
%ncnncn. IS 'Aeint fat, als oa'eNs
amsrisaaii@en bcinAtr Die Musaslei
als i0fc 0iena bctraA.en. Sn s ate.s
.ebe mar 5ier i5i4ener, fognte absg4oie'
bilIi9cr cine eigc,H 9aus9a.tuns iii5rcn,
loa nit @isnagmc ser M}iet9c gGNss
l6iliqeg 1T als III souFaa.inopsi. 9crr
iprbros frflir, - GpaG,h nos ocs
.3oNiNItem ben nl5ft fono fcIt as
,-tn,uaarif,s 6rn-,.
Sic Nraa,o7,n. Ie,,5 a. o0., u.
Die amsrifoniihe wsS rno b~,sounfe,
EooS re- unmaiioc stnpspon e;snai y
.fs,rgon e,l a.ae9nn ~eas,Sntrn
Inns her 5tor,. r,ssrorh van Mn,
lun0 ear oer G,.gnoe.;f noht6ei u
fei. ,nas 7,a son, ~ g.im
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EIAleateiic G"gciaiarte lex p,slfheat
fa@ gutter gssia. III stop c.4. &.ss
tIino cbeuio tSeutr al ii Groasre,
Au1 smil6ea nit N}ai@tnea aenaht
S@u9waorcu it ftias ego6er Nreisp.
EtsrIbiso. 9aoc3ee mf ser @ano a.
tna5te S4u6c lcicn cpofm t6tusr. 6 a
,Sransole meintc, DuB mai in qlmeriea
Espobl seuus 6rDnnsg a6er teiucsl5et
bn pisl &slisioa Bate ulo ecloifie 6
Observation-Disclosures in G5oyoftcr os
l8oltss Scr Moyalt6f biaocrli3 lejt1..
fau9 iei es CANS Ialie. DC ggmeyifo,er CT.
Iols Die erltsn Md.ainii9n SIR gSe!t u
bcs.i4nsn. Sire Mai6jnen ;eicea
|po6l cine oubtroyacuti9t G%rfinoun
3abe, aber ieien u Ielr .ompli3i1t i.aa
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eoblen.
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Ier SrGiancrtric8 fann jest dig
pgGitdnoi9 bsegost betradtet mersen.
DIE 5Ebioncr buoen:aae ibre NnIpfii4e
aaI Die I@mas5sn Serge anise9etcu ano
liA aai Die 'bnen a~nsewisIenen
..teieruo.ionsn b,sehsn. Gian sot anf's
neue cinen @sgtra9 nit ibnen abse.
i9.oTen Hno Tie oaourb ais cine IelbIt-
ftdnoige JintiDnaiitdt onertannt. cine
&oliat, Bic u. INNER 1cuen &sr1pide.
.un9tn une biut'Sen &fen fibren
muB. Die ourh cine trsihanoert-
ja9rise GfcfNi4ts scu,aGte @rfabrun8
-a5y lein,n anOsren S1lub Su,. a!s SEN,
ooB biz 3:ntbDGiste, mcnn lie |ih NIT Ser
'uei5u Yaiie Mat heireunArn t6nnen.
ojeier Civilization ucid,sn naiilen unb
.ejne Gert.6Se i6anen lst aor Ger nrers
ojtt.i@sn 4pg.f ser @cI9.btc rettsn.
0et Civilization eeb3rt Die grbe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-12

The first teTegrapbic reports of outrages
at the South always represent the negroes
as the aggressors but when the facts are
all ascertained, it turns out that none but
negroes are killed. In the massacre which
occurred lately at West Feliciana, Louisi-
ana. the first reports said that the colored
people were in arms, threatening to MUIR
der the entire white population; but later
and fuller intelligence, shows that about
60 colored men were slain, a larger num-
Der driven away from their homes. theil
children abused. their women violated.
and, so far as is known, not white per-
son was injured This is the kind of gov
ernment which the confederates propose
to maintain over the entire South. by the
aid of the democratic party.