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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02

EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SEW J;
T. enty-six is the Centennial ycar.---
1t is also the year in which an Oppesi-
ton House Of Representatives,, the fist
since the var, will he in power nc
Was!ingtnn; and the year'of the twcn-
third election nf Il Presidential thu
United States. All OF these EVENTS are
sure to he of great interest and impnr-
lance, especially the two latter; aud MI
of them and everything connected
with them Will be fully and freshly re-
ported and exponnded in THE Sun.
The Opposition Hnhse OF representa-
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opened years ago by THE sun, will
sternly and diligently investigate the
corrnptions and misdeeds of Grants
administration; and will, it is to l,e
hoped, lay the foundation for new
and better period in our national his
tory. OF all this THE SUN will con- B
tain complete and accurate accounts,
| furnishing its readers with early and
Trustworthy information upon these
absorbing topics.
Tie twenty-third Presidential elcc-
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be memorable as deciding upon Grants
aspirations for n third term Of power
and pissler, and still more as deciding
who shall be-sssAe candidate Of the party
of Reform, ana aas electing That caDdl-
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THE WEEKLY SUN, wlifca has at.
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: we trust that the year 1876 willsee
f their numbers doubled. It will con
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n found in it, condensed when ,nimpor-
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5, manner. !,
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02
Ayers
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such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
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Every family should keep it on hand as 2
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02

WINS FINE AND THOROUGH BRED
Stallion will stand and make lie
Spring season of 1875, in Alexandria, La,
at the Excelsior Stable.
PEDIGREE.
Got by Planet. First dam Lark by Lex
ineton. Second dam Laura White by I'm
ported Glencoe. Third dam Sally Shan
non by Woodpecker. Fourth dam Grey
Maria (also dam of Darknessl by. Sir Rich,
ard. Fifth dam Lucy Clarke by Ogles'
Oscar. Sixth dam by Imported knowlsby.
Seventh d "a m by Imported Dlomed'
II Bruce's Stud Book 1873.
PLANTER is o chestnut, foaled in 1871 !;
stands Is hands three inches; good bone
and fine form.
TERMS.
Twenty-Five Dollars the season and one
dollar to the Groom. Not responsible for
accidents. N. l.. McGINNIS,
Proprietor Excelsior Stable
April %, 1575-tf.
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DR. VIM. NJ. THOMPSON

RESPECTFULLY INFORMS The
Is people of Rapides that he has
permanently located in Alexandra,
and is prepared to practice his profess
sion in Town and surrounding neigh
horhood. Special attention given to
ri SURGICAL and Obstetrical operations
End treatment of all Chronic diseases.
q Office adjoining Judge Mannins's on
rhird Srreet.
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Gifted the few and oppressed the many,
as realized in act Of Congress retiring
from circulation nearly two-thirds OF
the peoples money.
Tie National Bank Scheme, a device
to place the control of the currency IN
the hands of the Money Kings and Gre
ating non producing aristocracy.
The Salary Grab Robbery, increas-
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while the price OF labor and its pro
ducts, real estate, and greenbacks (tie
peoples money! have been depre-
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The act changing the original con.
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bonds payable in gold instead of legal
tenders, as first agreed upon; a favor
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few at the expense of the many.
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years further off.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
Newspaper Borromera.

Timo: Saturday morning, So'clock Scene:
Breakfast table rap Is hOsfd at tho door,
and the newspaper is for n few moments open
before the FIRE. Come. John. il won't do 10
dry il too long, for | see neighbor Snooks Is
sending his son alter it.
Another rap at the door.
Father wants 90 know IL you will just lend
him the newspaper Eve minutes IL you sims
done with it he will send it right back. He
only wants TO sec if the brig Star has beon
heard from, what our Tom won't In"
Tell your father the brig is not reported" J"
Home he trips, and be speedily returns.
|'MOther wants 10 know who. was buried
yesterday can't you lend it to her just twO
minutes %
Tell your mother that all tho deaths ti6s
week are Mr. -, and a child Of Mir"
In few moments another rap.
"Sister Susan wants 20 know II apybOdy il
married this week, and Uncle josh wants 10
kn"W what the news is from KY, and AuDt
Sn"oks wants TO know IL there 10 any more
pretty ttories about that Jarvis woman; "a
you cSn't spare the paper, why you just WFito
down what there is. just cause / dOni want
to keep running back and forward so-"
Here. my lad. take this paper 70 your
father. and around TO all your uncls and annts.
snd have il back, whatever Is left Of it, next
Saturday morning At eight o'clock precisely,
when you come TO borrow the next"
Ten applications on Saturday By borrowers.
all sent to ReighbOr Snoots, with psTticulsr
caution 70 return il there when done with IL.
Monday morning rap at the door. and tho
boy with the paper is ushered 10. "MOther
says it is too much plague 10 keep the paper
all the week, people keep coming after II so i,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

MaEs looked very pretty that night af tha
party, tor her eyes shoao with ppEpose, aud
she had Just e1ultemsns euoagh about i 10
Feddea her checks IN a very becoming mans
nar Add 10 this thai she was dressed with
neatness aud taste. aud yon viii not Be ms
Willing ~ helleve mo ghen say that she
was quite ihd bale of she occasion. Joo eV.
idesatty thought 90 himselss i6r, strange -
say, hS made 10 remark on her appearances
that night oaiSulbted TO lover her self,esteem.
has, CONTRARY wise. gszsd et her from time. 70
tine With che most prpteead satisfaction.
But murder will out L. came OUT on
this OOeasinn, when tkeyssaE down 70 supper.
Everybedy was delighted. thare had not bean
sach an unsxeePsiopahie 'teai fn sthlt neigh-s
bOrhpad tH. long time. Country people arc
tyetg fond bt tkeir 'leAs 7 they compaTe ono
WIth another with admiEable eonnoiaScaFship,
This ono was astrinmph.
.'Aln Nane, yan are tho perreetion of
7 lhFeadsmakers. Your biscuits are quite bean>
t,fal Were ever such crallers made How
do You manage il, Mrs. Vane 2 What lovely
sponge cake" EsfE
Mrs Vane aud Mary occasionally exc
elsanged glaneOs aud smiled, but nobody mo-
nced Il.
J"e had been hshaviuR so beautifully all
the evening, that Mary began TO bs afraid
her plaus had tailed de came out now,
hewevor, greatly to Msry's sRtislastion.
This is feast, indeed, A fellow is Cor.
tnnate who has wife that can make such
bread a. this, 10 say nnthing of the sponge
cake. can't SEQ Why il is, Mary, you im-
n'oV~. it il true : / give you credit for that
but / don't SEQ why it Is that women cappot
have tho knaok that Mrs. Vppe has. AZ cooks
ing to perfection. II you could make suSh
bread as this, Mary, your husband would DO
happy man." M at
Mas. Eaue looked At Mary aud Mary looks
cd At Mrs Vane Light had broken upon
the mind of the latter, Il broke like fash
OF lightning, aud thon there was Rn explosion
NOT of thunder, but Of laughter.
Jne lonked mp. amazed He was a man
who petted his dignity eDormouslyssf What
did these women mean 70 laugh so at sober
sensible remark Of HE Particularly, what
cnuld Mary mean 10 triEis with the respect
she owed to her husband.
lie hogan 30 grow very red indeed. Mrs.
Vane saw Il, nresently. and came 90 his aud
MRry'a relief. for poor Mary had already boz
gun 20 be little frightened at the success OF
sher own scheme. She did not like Joe to bO
angry at any rate
.'Mr Starr. said Mrs. vaue, "Tam truly
elsd you like this very excellent cookery, for
ii is al your wito's. By your own showing,
SOp onght to he a very happy man."
Here tho whole company caught the infeo.
tion, and Joined in the laugh sgainst Joe. Il
was of no use to get angry with 90 many peO.
pie; 80, before long, JoO joined the chorus
himself
Ard 40 the toa party broka up With tho
lssfeste~t eosd oatute al round. aud Joc went
home with lesson no never forgot, for 70
was tho last time that Mary every heard any
complsints from him. He is now the most
easily pleased of ASy husband for ton miles
around.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
plSlt Of sJettesoa.
Fhsrltsle.n. lsas,.ss fes.ty, aes. u. :
IuEsaa1 NaEslss.. DloEHgER 5, 1876.
PEN, INR AND SCISSORS.

- s
- Two, thirds of The sitle. wood fnF the
a.nnn.ae.uts Of silies wsss in tbis country is
iPPptlsd from Europe ~ . cost OF S.. COO.
UoO year. Ttt.s sum Isighl be. kept in thes
country.
= The sugar crop of Louisiena this year Is
esti@stad 2ts20o, 600 hogshssdss aud 3this is
said 10 be equal 40 shout ns9eighth of the
susdant Icqhtrsd for cglsanptia ia sEAe,
- The AIahsns State Gsaugs fair Al Mont
g"mery made the largest display OF feid and
garden ,ptndnet+ ever seen 10 The State 0ae
.,rsage exhtbtsd 3I5 djffeFest esrden aud
field prnduets. Exhibitors we're preseut from
twenty States.
= Tho value Of seusgs manure may be
seca by the fact that the Earl of Derby hIv
iug "tfered to take the whole of the srWsye
"f Dudley to his farm tree of expense,
and ta-iind IN engineer t. undertake the ne
cessary works. the town council hiss seospsed
the Seh"me THE, i, is said, will save abe
ra,-p.ysre ESQ. 600"
A fne place to cmigTste tn 10 these
hard times mus, he Cnlt6n, San Barn.rilno
Valley CAlitutnia 'fhc folIussine Is mem
toned exchange az ga poor man s hresk-
fast: ''fea. swcetened with pure, white,
strained honey, thick cream, aud bread. milk.
eggs, Hubbard squash. ham. pOmegraratc
black Hamburg grapes, FIamme de TOkay
grapes. green Gss aud peaches" And the
cos' of this breskfast for man and his wife
is fifteen cents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
A Remarkable Coincidence.


In 1853 four gentlemen entered their sops
at a boarding school 1t COkesburg, in South
Carolina. They had been for years Intimate
friends, and were clsrgymeU in the MetbOdist
church. These boys remained Of tbis school
as room mates and classmates for two yesrs,
and entered wOlfOfd College, stapdipg rsia-
tively first, second, third aud fourth. They
remsined az this institution four year,, aud
were room. mates all the time, graduating
relatively first, second. third and fourth, in n
large class. They entered the law Office st
SpsTtaDsburg aud studied law upder the same
c6auceIlor. The war broke out and - tho
call for troops, they entered Jenkins rife
regiment from South Carolina, and were mess.
mates 10 the ssme company. Being peartbs
Same height, they stood together - e0wfAdcs
OF bDttle IN this regiment,
At the second battle Of Manassas, August,
1868, q she'll from the enemy bsttery zen in
the ranks Of this company, and killed these
four boys, (and no others in tbe cOmpapy)
They are buried on the battlefield and sleep
together in the same grave. Thsir Dsnles are
Cspers, McSwsin, Smith and Dnncs1, aud
the sons of Bishop Cspers. Rev. DR. Me-
SEaiD. Rev. DIR. whitefGrd Smith and Rev.
Dr. Duncan. Of Virginia, and the last a
brother Of Rev. DIR. Duncan, of Randolph
Macon College. The grave Is marked by
granite cross enclosed with IN iron railing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
SAWED WOOD. FOR FUEL.

T WANT to buy TsHow, Hog Hair. Old Iron and
i BOnes; will pay Cath Trade
Feb s. 1876. Tiu-and Stove House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
Aud Ropo1r1n

TNH0s U. sPINKS would give uo-
L tice til at he has recently removed ssISsss
his Boot snd Shoe Shop TO his resi- :sS1%zSssszp
denee on Main street. three doors below west az.
where be is prepared to
MANUFACTURES OR REPAIR
Boots. Shoes, Gaiters, Slippers. &C.. at short
tice and upon reasonable Every effort ill
be made to give satistaeti"n customers. the
patronage of the public il respectfully collected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
ADV 1 ERIIslNG RATES.
rwIRANsIRNT BII.Is-casR.

0ae eqssare q inch less, 10 weeis..-, lso
Each snssoopsnt inssFtioa. "a
phs sqesses thrse months hs...,. s....ss......- aOD
QasHqnefe, ak months ---- 800.
ta.ll
deers, $500, Statsor Congreaii0nal, $lOOG
legal adyeFttaementsat ~ the pnhliahed Fntes.
ohlsaAsy Notices exeesdtas ave t!ees, tea esats
~ Ail,ransient advsrtissmcnss dnsaad collect
iibssai deSnctions made for Gusrtsr, Half ana
ghois CoI0taas for Annual. Somi-A Ansusl and
QnaFterlF tfvevtisers. H fsE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
SCHOOL BooKsANp sTATIoNERY.

SCHOOL BOOKSAND STATIONERY.
I HAVE just received f,"m Phit.delp lph,s a coun-
piete hae of all School Booze used scIIDUis
of our toVn, which asII Io~ figures
asany othet house. Any book hand can he
furnished in fav days. have also a large stock
OF Letter Ca,.. Foolseap. Note. rinted. aud Initial
Paper, gth Envelopes of all siEes aad cha pee with
slatss-Pea holders, Pens &C.. all At low prices
Call aud examine C. BELLER.
nRIENTAL CREAM. the most elegant and del.
~ Ic2te preparation for the SKIN invented,
also HagEn Magnolia Balm aud Sauud ers'E Eace
Powder. To be had At c. E. BELIEF s.
TsE co.suIine for nendine chin.. C la.. Earth
~ enware, Stone, ivory. Wood, Leather Tr1n-
kets. Toys &c, for sale by c. e. BELLER.
DEAD THIS.-safety from fre insured by using
~ the Hang up Box Matches 2OO In a box f,r oni77
Eve cents. Can he had at e E BELI.ER's
I ARGE Glycerine Balls of SOAP, only ten cents.
IL to be bad AZ c. e. BELLER'S.
T,HE POCKET srovE.-Thi. stove can readily
Il be carried by any travelling in sn ordi.
nary pocket for house II ndispen. cable
Tbs most Convenient article of the kind ever got.
ten mp. To be 'had at c. E. RELLER,S
nURANG's Rheumatic Remedy il a sure cur.
IL for Rheumatism in all its forms-it 10 purely
vegetable aud is guaranteed to give relief. For
March Is. 1915. " E. DAhLEA'
HENTENNIAL Celery Salt for soups. Gr.,ie..
~ Meats, &c, for caleb C.E. BELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

CREASE SpoTs To remove grease spots
from worsted or wooden goods, rub with dry
msgnesta and woolen cloth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
a Domes,ie ecenc in New Englnnd il ,hn.

A Domestic scene in New England is thu,
iwmor'alized by the Basin GGobe's poet:
She. thrr~ him down upon the foor,
Where he did lcndIy .roan,
And then. like Queen Victoria,
Size sat upon the thrown
His head upon the caken boards
UusparipgIy she iamDed;
he went into the fight lion,
But came out strangely "lambed"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
aAIPIMoRE CARDS.
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e. aud. quaie aud cpl hit
PIA N OS


tEAvE received the highe., encomiuIn. wherever
4 they have been 'atrotucrd.
.N'"t~ "i ME rr.y best m.teriaA* hc""26""t.
they are nevertheless offered at prize. that will
c"uIp.re tsvorahIy with 'h"4 "fs"y frst- class
uf ct"ry thsa c"stinrnt. TIL. 6.st = slw~. the
rhtap.st antt hrucr pUrchesers of SrIEFF Pisnos
~iII find ssti.isctUrv .quivnIsut tU' their
The Iasttng quality OF t"rir tnstcuH,.uts is iuily
attestrd ''y thC EduCa nH Other. Inati.
tUti"n". in ine ~Outh-cn Stat-s especially, ~hete
ever lIm IRE IN daily and nv the uns n,nnus
verdict III the he-t perfn.Iners of th's snd n,her
rumtris.. Te-m- az f.v"r.h'. ss i. sist4nt With
the Iime.. snh every instrument fully warranted
We are also Sole Agent. 20, the soath.rn state.
Of the
"sfATCHLESS RuRDETT 0RGANS.n
which apes f" thtm.rives a toll supply of every
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Fifty Second, hand Piano. slv7y, on hand, at
prices ran PiOe tt"n SIS Il" $500
For iIlustratcd Catalogue th"It-sa
s7CH4S VI. STIEFF.
No North Liberty Street,
November 2S. 1876 Baltimore. Md.