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ANT PExsox WHO WILL guY Dox or
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and will take ono III each night for four ti)
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week during the months Of June. july. Az.
gnst and September, will not be troubled
with Fever and Agac, nor Mnlrriss.
Fever, nor Di11~as Wpvep, nor ANY OF
the diseases resulting from miasmatic peison.
common in Missouri. Mississippi Louisiana,
Arkansas and Texas II PARsON,s
PUWGATlvB PgLL.s cannot be Oh
tained at your nearest store. send IS cts. 10
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post paid, hy return mail. Physiciaus SUI.
piled by mail st $2.50 per thousand IN bull;
A this 10 but little more than half price TO-
standard pills by the thousand, cash must
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cheerfully sent 10 anv physician on applics
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responsible parties on eowmissioa at q PR
dozen. san,ple dozens ut tl.35, eech with The
order.
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LOT No. /.

A certain lot ofground situate on the right
bank Of the Mississippi River in the Parish
Of St John the Baptist, which measures
seventy feet more or lees laa inclosed) front
to said River by one arpenf and one fourth
more or less in depth. bounded above by the
property Of Messrs. F. Webre & Co., and
below, by lot No. hereinafter described.
and In the rear by property Of Mrs Clairville
Webre.
LOT No. g
Another lot Of ground situate on the right
bank Of the Mississippi River in this Parish
Of st. John the Baptist, below and adjoining
lot No. above described. which lot No.
measures One hundred and Ten feet more or
less front to said River by one arpent and
one fourth more or lees in depth. bounded
above BY lot No. above described, below
BY that Of Hermogene Ro,lrigues and in the
rear. partly by that Of HermogAne Rodriguez
and partly by that of Mrs. Clairville Webre.
Without any buildings or improvements
an either lot.
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TERMS:

Cash in U. 8. Currency.
Sheriffs once, Parish Of St. John the
Baptist, juno 23rd, 1877.
JOS. T. BURCARD,
23je5t Sheriff.
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A proverb says that Just as the
twir Is beut the trees inclinei,' and
this may lie applied to the training OF
colts and calves. Colts should be nc
customed carly to the halter and the
bride; they should he kindly AMI
gently treated, and not annoyed in any
way. Many horses have been render
ell vicious from having been taught
tricks or made to suffer ANNOYANCE
from boys in their early days. Colts
may lie taught TO 90 or come ut the
word Of command; to "liIt" the fot AMI
endure the mimic operation OF shne-
ing. Being thus trained, they remain
'locile during their lives. In the same
manner calves may he accustomed to
the words Of command which they
will have to obey when they are steers
or oxen. They should he made IA
miliar with the yoke, taught to stand
quietly while j, is being put on or Ia
ken off, and taught to draw light
draughts, and to obey all the words Of
command in the Transfers or plow-
mans vocabulary.-(L Lewis Rural.
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True love never did run smooth -
not even in n one-horse jumper with
the snow nine inches deep. Young
Mr.. Martin, Of Lincoln county, spent
the holidays with his friends near
War,lsville, and on last Sunday after
noon, Miss Vowels, daughter of Thos.
Vowels, Esq went riding with him
in a one horse sleigh. About I o.
clock they started in the same for In
diana. Everything ran smooth till
they arrived at Fetch. Wilkinson's,
when their horse began to fag, and
they requested to remain all night.
Fetch. keeps bachelors hail. and
could not Accommodate them; but
they secured lodgings somewhere in
thai. ucighborhood. In about half an
hour the youn; lady's brother and MIR.
Boone Murphy, of Chaplin. came in
pursuit. They came on to Bardstown'
returned. and captured the fond lovers
near Fairfield. Mr.. Martin surren-
d, red his idol wiihou' fight, aud in
intends waiting tor fair weather.
I Nelson County Record.
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Notices ef the rrc~~.
n MS:

Postage nr.. to all sus.rris-r, Ia the 4. =.
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Thirty years ago. Texas entered tn
Union Us a State with i42 900 popu-
latisn-whitc, black and Mexican.
To-day she has l,750.000 population
At tho rate Of increase. she would
have in thirty years hence, half as
many people as are now in the United
States. The territory IS 214,OOO
aquare males, lasgar than France. Bel
GUM, Holland, Switzerland and Por-
tugal combined, aud better capable of
supporting seventy millions Of people.
than are those countsios. as her soil is
richer and her climate better.
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4 MsssSer R~swrrecfisn.

The village Of Monroeville, lnd''
ana, is an aaame With . sensation, the
dimensions Of which are in All inverse
ratio 10 the size Of the town. On FIJI
day last. u young man named Charles
Uxeston, wss attacked with disease
supposed to 10 Gspsastjon of The
lungs. After remaining ~ ~ Rncon-
scious condition for about two boyrs,
,be attending physician examined him
and pronouaHed bim dead. The grief
Of his sister, a beautiful young lady,
whose age was near his own. was dis
dressing to see. She remained almost
constantly by the body, and gave vent
10 her deep emotions in tears. The re-
mains were placed on boarl the Fri
day afternoon passenger train, on the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne aud chieag"
Railway. to he taken to Forest Ohio
for interment. The griefstrieken pa
rents and sister accompanied tbe re-
mains. The latter refused " ~ mto
the passenger-coaeh, but remainyI in
the express car, to he close To the hs'y
Il was an hour betole the train arrlv'
ell at Forrest, when o loud, ucearihly
o.,, ~,as taord aud In a second the
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A Thomas street couple made this
singular wager; II Hayes is elected
the woman agreed tie build the fires
this winter, and il Tilden was elected
the man was to build them. Thurs
day after the election the woman took
the benefit Of the doubt, and has
obliged the man to build the fires ever
since. Their oldest daughter says
ut doesn't make any difference II the
Angel Gabriel is elected, ma never did
make any fires. and she never will,
You can bet on that a good deal safer
than on election"
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T'"r
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SEWING MACHINE.
First Premium. september 5, 1875.
al bourbon County, n.y. Fair.
What the Awarding Gem
mittec and the Peo-
have 10 say.

To whoW u may concern.
The rra-u WIN the undersigned AZ ar.issl To- the
I.s,uain-t"u sowing Mashnr the lstsntium ever all
ether, was; u ~iw- we'll any other. !. iaarr
simple, and runs lighter than other mashine-.
&. D. bliLAKE, G. V. HIGGINS,
D. ANENi'E. q. " ApAIH,
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GIssy SuSkss at the aquarium


soas very curious reptiles have Just
been received at the New York Aqua
rum. They are naDlad glass snakes
and came from the wilis Of Asia.
They have the head Of lizard, with
well Esmed eyes AMI distinct eyelids
and serpeptine body, are entirely
harmless, as may he guessed from
the.s said expression; and are about
three feet long. A curious feature OF
tbs animal is that when struck with
stick or other light weapon they I'M
meliately break into pieces from four
to six inches in length-hence their
name of glass slukes. They are ex-
cceJinsyy brittle from the middle of
the baly tn the tail, and are probably
the first that have ever been exhibited
in this country.
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SCRlBNER'S MONTHLY
An Unrivaled illustrated Magazine

when SKINNER ls.us.l It, tin"us Midsnn.A,e'
Holiday Numl-r IN july, fri-ndly rii~ SAID 81 "a
NJ or ser, b-f that has ls-.As.i iA
safsS a,sfk VI Do ~ shaf srasls ~ ~ ~
eoa3ssr." Rut the publi-hsIs do not consider that
they have uash-l the uhiasa fAsie - exccll~as.-
they lslicSe 'stherc other worlds b. conquer,
aud they Pr'I-~s t"c"nqu'r them"
The pr-I-rtus Sc N. volume give III"
ttls 81 rois than ATTY IaI#rs tnn~tly illu.trais-l
hN MIilrI. d. The hi.h..l .lll. lnlrI lhr h,.al ~
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(WSprNsED TINE.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS eOsNo SosTu.


rs--rngets 80 .. g. at. " " t-ho,i IiBe) 4, N.
a O. u. ~, "a, N. u. u aud y > Nail Iise
Stcamef. ,uuneyt q, Louisville 9Th TRAIN No.
T. TRAIN NJ. eonnsets ~ Lebanon jun ttu's
With Truin No. Is f'f al Iulnts 90 kuostliis sod
ni,hm",,d hsan,hss Traln No. - sunr,sts o. ish
an"n Junction With Trsin No. ffum al I~sln,s ~
the Mc,nphi- ani Montgomery tine-; NJ lrtrnar
With stsl,s ~ aud fran SrtingheI, tRmlleiis,iii-
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Ins, ~ STANDARD With stapes .. md nsm Sanssfset
NJ III hmond Junction b. aud fftun rs,iats i~i ween
lhsre and iislngsteni % Hichns"nd ~ith sisEr. to
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WHAT PAYS 4?

ITPAY. EVERY MANUFA'TrRE MFR
i CHANT, MHlIANHr. INVENTOR VAR
MIR or PROFESSIONAL Man ." i'-p iu-
h,rms.i "a all the improvement. and 'i-so,sris- u
The ags.
IT rAls rHE HEAD ~ EVERY FAMILY
10 Introduce into his hoa.shull n.w-iaIaf that u
instr stiNe that hs-irfs taste td tnttsttga
tian, aud pfntns,tc- th"arht aud snsouttsss dis
eus-isu att,snu the mem ieFs
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Sunday night he said to the partner
Of his JOYS and SORROW. Susie, to-
morrow is New Years. Many and
many time in the past | have sworn
oft, have not," you're talking"
she answered, with dreamily retro
spective eyes. "And many and many
a time l have broken my pledge he
he continued, softly. "Iou bet,' she
whispered. with sigh. But, Su-
sie," said the great, strong man. with
his eyes filed with tear, IL have SOL
EMMY resolved this time, to take an
oath TINT | will keep" D, Melvin
answered the woman, "you are just
Ginning" mo-" he replied, with a
fervency that left no doubt Of his ear
nestness, II have sworn it, and i
mean to stick to it. From this time
firth. so long as ! live | will never
swear of again.
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Household and Home Decoration

.lll have pruniiDepi place, whilst the lai,i pro-
durtians 81 Amssleas bgnIoIisis viii aplHar ifoln
month Ia month. 1bs ~ ot shurt"r stories, bi'Ts-
ral'hsal and ether sk'isis-s, ETC., Is long one.
The c,litoTI department. will ",niinne 10 'nillay
the ablesi p--ns lsih Al home aud ahr,iad. 1bars
will h. -'res al leiisrs "n literary maii's- bsigi
London, by Nj. wsliOId.
The pages al the magazine Will Ia oI@n, "A
heretOiire Gar A. limited spare will lErinii, 10
religions lie al the would, and sls~riay Ia the
freshest thought al the Christian thinkers aud
-oh,sr, IL this country,
We msan 10 make tbs magazine swsster aud
pufef highsi aud nolsf, nrBs genial and gs'nen,us
In ali its utisraness aud inhuencer. aud a more
wrlcome visitor than ever bsiore In ho,1cs VI
iednsnleni and cuiiurc.
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TIE RIGmr WAY TO USE GLycER-
ISE.-Keep small bottle Of glycer'
inc near the place where You habitual'
ly wash your hands, and before wiping
them. put one or two drops Of glycer'
inc on the wet palm', and rub the
hands thoroughly With 1t as If it were
soap, then dry with lig ht towel.
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a neuv~~r0fS- .Judas.

The Southern traitor who would
sell Gu, to Hayes in Congress. would
have about the sa@e iunuenee with
his constituents a. Judas had with the
Apostles after hD betrayed their LORD
and Master. Only this, and nothing
more. -[Richmond Wing.
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF 1T :?

l. a au,>fi,n now agitating the puddle mind
The grave issues t,f,Te tongrsss the hnal S,ttle-
rAen III the late President eeciion; the in'oming
Congress; the new President the Policy 81 the
next Administration; and future welfare al the
rov. Ely and ls-xe ar atiers 81 great int rel To-
eaiL aud eVeGs L,sa.i-t,,l Sa.h erias has n,t
been presented snce he b~.,sgaiion II indcfend-
ence.
A THrrnFt'L H..-roRN of events, aud d,'inls II
Congnsss will L. zsen with impirlialiiy and fair
n,... In ha
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Near one " the pretty villages with
which Saratoga counsy shumls, lived
a pretty girl nawci Li-c'ic =. She
was the only daughter az loving ard
toowell love-, psrents. About four
mile. from the re-iscwcc IT I.i-ette,
lived a young man named Frank 4,
~ho he'd graduated from college with
honor, aud was respected by all wh6
knew him. Notwithstanding some stu
rics Rejecting on his moral character
cha were told of his lie while ab-ent
M college. When aud where Fmnk
first met ILisette Il not pertinent to
the story. But Lisetse's ~sother heard
Ne ss1i@ sgainst Ftadk and he ccn-
ceivea q gr~e sussrsSky sg~inst Min,
~ sssrA ~, a. to forbid him the hcusc
mud finally to lSal her daughter cease
all intercourse with him. But up to
this time the mothers injunction had
bccm disrcgarlcl. The "vers met
whenever opportusity c6cre,'. and had
the parent lived, the pair woul'l u"
doubt lave been happily married.. But
~. .sr,laiIel otherwise. The mother
s;SrcwcI ~ ~s,en on her death bed,
Laid h~ dying inju,lciion upon tr
aSuchtcr TO discard Frank altogether.
The mother Sssscd <~sy, s,r@ frank,
ss.le dreaming Of the cruel blow that
awaited him, attended the funeral Of
the mott or IT the girl he loved, hop
ing by his presence. To soften her sor'
row. The mother was laid IN her
grave, aud rs the pair walked from
the rev. made mound to the cemetery
gater. where the carriages svite
them, Lisctte told him Of h r moth
err. dying commands, and her intention
Of obeying them. There was no time
to soften the blow by further exPlana-
ton or protcStation, and at the Gene
terry gate, they parted never to meet
again in lite. A year passed away,
and in that time Lisette, from hap.
nv, buxom lass had become an invalid.
PHYSICIANS said il was consumption.
perhaps it was, bu: she well knew
that sorrow had been the messenger to
ibring the life-testroying agent. At
Hast she too, was laid upon a bed of
-sickness, and when assured that 1t
.wouhl be one Of death, she dispatched
sa..messenger to the only man she ever
! Loved. But, alas! the messenger was
= tsdlste. Frank, who had been grad
,,i6Ny wasting away for a year, was
stricken 'Jewn with malarial fever,
and couli mol recover. But the mes
senger CLim.tss brother) carried a
n,aessgss.hark to the dying girl. A
es,wmsnessages were carried to and fru
l. jefre I've end came. Lisettc died.
and With her last breath told her broth
er ,.tq-carry the tidings to Frank and
tell him she gould wait his coming
MT Isag had she to wait, for the t'd'
,ings .ef.j,er death snapped the slight
,.cor,l tha..yei bound Frank to life. LII
,.tose.tsso homes. four miles apart, two
,Sprms were attired for sePulture. On
the same day two funeral eohege' star
ted and pursued their way toward the
,rillage burial ground. Slowly and
,mournfdlly they moved, and 'mgu
'larIy. they met at the cemetery gate
Together the cofiins we're lifted from
the hearsss. md side by side the re-
mains Ut those loving ONES were eorr'
Ell through the entrance where the,
lat parted. rather more than yea'
before.-[rroy Press.
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- - -

A woman dressed herself rs bay
In Richmond, Virginia, for the pur-
pose of begging without being recog'
nissi, and she made such a pretty fel'
low that hes pecuniagy s.a14ess with
the women was astonishing.
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1877. NEW YORK.

The lin.rrui ,-lition. II rIs SrS iurias the n~s,
yrsr. . ~ 10 the iuring the year thai has
lust s-s--s-l The daily s-lifsn uill On wok day >
h- shsst II hour pascs, sni san.lays SHEET Of
eight psee-. &c q bras-i stiunns whlie III. wcstl
s-iti''i Will h. shcct of eiehi fsTss II The -stnr
dimrntii. anil charaticr that alr,udy familiar
10 iessl,rs.
TnF srN ~iIi .,ntinac ta h. The .t--na"us s,ls,-
cate "f pham aud rrtrrns hnisui, aud ~ the sui-
stiiutisn Of siaicsniaustr wisdom, and Integrity
81 h'iiiaw Ir,trner. ip,l--iliiy AMI iraud IN ihe
administration ct lsuiiis auait.. II all "sBt.w
SIC The government 81 The l-sils bs the i-~T5- an
nf the s~pls, a. ,pi-s~.-l - gs,rrunrut q, nauts
p the isiioi-i-N aud Ia NJ. wanting - Nai,- en-
s,r,s.l by military Nhdsnre. II ~M -n'lsaNvr 10
.upI " IT, rtsflrr-a l-iy H-s, Oar tr,ni taii
l.sn - sails 18th tho nis~i ssrsfa e'imrctr. AID
tru.t~afty s.,oust. u rursut events sud vill EN-.
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