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New-York tribune., 1877-08-09

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points EsliI. scotland, ami Wales: First CABIN.
gold 800; d 500 steerage currency, So
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New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
Bnslncss Chances.
Ocrdu Gtedmers

NOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
4 Tho Liverpool and Western steam COmpaDy's
United -iates Mall steamer ieaye Pier J3 y. r..
WYOMING. TT ESDAH. August II, az g a.
WISCONSIN...... TUESDAY. August y. at .. m.
NDNTANh.-....TU - DAY. september ID, AT a.
Cabin Passage jJ, so. sl5, according 70 state Ro1ms
Steeiase, SO intermediate, SO - ~. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
(8prtfstuna fplSt.)

re- Die vDsutiat 3situns" In Wsp Or.
lsans, tas btetutsnbfs beuif&s 8latt In ben sbe.
Rtbsasn- S%taattn, ftitrte fir,lid ibrsn
81. @sburtstag. Gle bat bel bisisr @tlestnbeii
sinsn lGnaersn @eburts. artift rstrbrs&tns,
MIR folssnsss eiss sntnsbmsu:
,Was Ia ben Gbitortn,imme rn
3urs&tstfrt nit Wib' anb dual,
Das inest bet ben publifiimmeru
anba&t'ss esir pbns 3abl.
@as nur benz @ssni&tnpsItn
Das pe&islnbs 8erbdnsnib brinst
Cas fam mai, In Der 3situns ltltn,
Die 70 srbauli& ptiterflinst.
Wsnn Dams bic erttn gatnfrsHbsn
Stnisbt, 70 jeis's bic 3eituns an;
auh msnn trlSlf prn langen etibtn
Dee aunssn Wsib Der Ssnitnmana.
Wtnn Ritfs lhnSbs bat s~trlaiTtn
Dee % iiten 6ttt unb Gid poa @ren,
Ytriinbst CT bur4 ale 0aItn,
Tab Wsmanb ibr' mas punptn ioa.
Drum ftbt Sober, ME sr's trsibt
Damit tr aus Der 3sttuns blsibs"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
Gaforia.

Gs N eta Srrtbum, ~ ssrmuttsn bas Gaasria, hr q.
ratisne gsrfrnta ni6t frppbI sseisnei fat. rie 8inetr. Or
asrs brauttn sinfd1 nur ems slSssre 9apasitdt tinlsstb-
ntsn. led 8inetr baben 10 pitlt qstbtn, ststn ntl&t Ga
ferta stetsntt if,-pie Sldbunsen, lauren Wlasen, Waran.
vrius, 3asnsn une Stidbuatn, sas IS fur esis GAM befoS
here tmrfpbltn Ia.
Sn feintu Dirfunsen IN 70 suYerldiFsu als Cater Del.
W satbdit ieintn GieesOl uns 10 70 anssnttm ~sinsustS nu
pte Scnia 90 fnstft nismals. Bet Ter Reauliruna bts
Wassns uue Der Gin sreet flblt Gaferia has Blut. ser.
treibt gDarmsr une rerbhtst 6iebsrbafttsfeit, btruttst BIZ
Rerptn une erteuet @efunebeit -rsrauf eaun felbfptrf6nh
lid atnesr rahts i3lafth fSnntn une bic Wutter 9ube ta.
ben.
Gsfsrid IN BON allen a,r,tsn unt aranitnrdrttrn, uslt<
ts periu6tsn %enpfeblt,. une elm gsrfauf ninmt RAID N
80 N init sressr SprefaIt mad tem 8nept sts Or. Samn4
Yitter ron Dtaf. ,ubtretiet In BEN Qabpratprixm uu s.
.. Ret v. Co., as Des Street, Rem BERT. ~. 3U
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
epmptome timer franfen peb,r.

Gsmptomie elmer franfen Qcber.
Shmer3en tn Der refteu Seite, unter'
o. BALI Der &ipper, INN 70 srSBsr
beim druid; mitunter lit Der S6msrl
in Der linfen Seite; Der 8rante fam
faum auf Der linfen Seite liesen;
Tfter wiro Der Sdmer, unter rem
S6ultsrblatt effIblt, uup pebnt lid
haufg bic CUR S6ulterbIbe aus, une
ipirp mitunter fur Hteumatismus Inn
Mrm %pertannt. Der Raaen leiret an
Ippetitlciistett unc uebelteit bic Gin.
gepeice finp allseinein Yerltppft. man&s
mai weGlelnp init Abfnbren /; Der &ppj
1T leipenp unp nit bumpfem, ihweren
S6merS i'm Sintertcpi tslaitet. Sc
pSbnli4 etiltirt aud @rrahtni6s
fhwade, besleitet ron peinlihem Sc
fubl, ais Itii etpas untsrlaTsn, ipas
bate gotham perpsn follen. Gin leihter
trrdnrr Sufen III mituntcr I'M Sc.
fplse. Der Yatient flast iiter Rattis.
feit unb Shwdde; er er1fridt leiht,
feline 3iiee linb falt cper brsnnenr, uns
sr tlast Ibsr rridslnbsS @eiabl In Der
!Saut; iein @smltb 1T nisperssihlas
gen, une cbprbl s~lautenr, RAP for
perlihs Sewesuns ibm mcbltbun
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traut in 0abrbeit jepem Ssilmittel.
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tome beSleiten bic 8ranfbeit, bod ga,
es Safe segeben, mo tpenise rerIslben
erilttrten,H jtoc RE untsriu6uns bee
8Srpers mad Dem 2ope tspiss. pae bic
weber In srDBter uncrpnuns mar.
&altes 6iebsr.
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len in 6GlIen ppn taItem Sic.
Der, nit Sliintn sencmmsn, er,eu8en
bic belten Grfelse. Sc gittt ftin befr,
res Yursirmittel Dor nne mad rsm Gin.
nsbmen BON Suinin. g8ir rathsn aae.
nit cieIer 8ranfbsit Bebatteten, pens
lelben einen unparteiifden Der
u d. a. sewabren. '" '
Bel alien biiiSlsn lnprbnunsen une
ale sinfa1es Yursirmittel unptrsldds
LID.
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Die adten finp mic i~itsrsudsrt.
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Yillen babep bic Sisnatursn spa
6. M:eane unp Stem II Sros.
auf Rem Tedel.
9 Serlanst bel eurem Drpsuis
fen ODER S%torebalter, eud bic adten
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gu sfbsn, praparirt BON @ebr. Slemins,
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S~srfauft Bel reIpeftablsnD rcsuinea u.
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mad irssns sintm lReils Der Der. ct. cine e&adtd
piasn fur 25 gtnts.
Ssbrattr sItmins citsbursh pa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28

@entanr
2i1tinte1ttS.

Die eabmtn f5nnen stbtift unb III. gtrpunbtttn rat,,
~tstseaeat rsrSan. Hir rtTtn fett, nae sas 9entsnr.eins.
nisnt gu lttttn s'rmas. % btftrt n,&t sebro6sSe Sast<n,
ssrt sSmsYtn furirt Rssun otismas uns cine srssue
ysrst pom HIdf&., 8npten. unb Wlusfsi. gef&rertsn, ah
trstnh ttn jusrr tntbedtes Nt,ta. laf r. 'a..H ff
qpifsnf6a ftli&e sunf fam bi. g~pirtunstn stsftr mess.
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ltfratt 8ttbsrldbtn, Netsen'6pd&t, Slfhrtb, runte
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Grt re'ttn bur6 bas Dstst Gsntaur Ointment furirt.
|. Gs beftiist unh btlt, stnt 1Wdrben Az ttntrtoH,us sde
%cretndren Sranerunttn uub perbribunaeu; Gs ,iebt ess
Sttt uns Stt9runesn ane sen 8rsal aus srfrsrsnsn 9lie.
une Sautausf&ldse. Vn
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Set Sabren mar msin Rttumatsmus 70 f6limm, III ID
has Saus Mot serlafea fenn G. Die trfsn sisr 8laf6ea
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9entaar stntment reripuft I'D bentr anb stbt nnekr 0u.
fri senSsii, %alstrs.ns Gtpas i'm waart.
WaS las asntaur Ointment fur anstrt sttban Sat tas
tsut % au& fur Ole. 70 If leiSt,u sabsn ush biais.
Sas selbe Gentaur eminent
IA fur bic Gisenibansr Bon pfsrstn u. Haultbi.rsu sss De.
rttt tn @eis rertb. ~ ~
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=, nsils u~ssrestntst ane rtibrunss pfres iurirt. ale
Seine tpirianssn ans wirili6 wunstrbar.
aDtr BADEN aanfsnet ans aber Iaaisnst bon 3susHNtu
trtalttn, ME bic f~Oistnbtn.
@tdn gfsre mar surS zine 8sttpd. gprsnS felt an.n Sssr
iahn. alt 8urmtttel rartn ~ptrstbtns uns Id bttradtetr
% fur rtrtbles, bs ID eds Gtntaur ointment dupanstx.
mel tes easisibt. raln turirte. Desbalb tmsfsbIt ID bas
Eminent aufs StrsIi6fe.
fWa. Rep. Sec. % Serrts
Nanprpiat, S6pbartt Co., 8.N.
ggertbsr Ssrr! Sd sabt Sbr 9tntdur eminent 10 nd.
nr camille %sebraudt ". baltt 20 fur bpdf ptrtbpsQ. Bits.
fsnssu ste mir fir sret Delars rpertb, fur ZEN ,tses fft
gferet une Diaulthiere.
RtleY StdttS
8aas Station, Wppmins Co., %.
70 rna&t ttinen uuttrfSist, % Is gerrtnfaus, epaN,
@entdFftl, u,btrbein, gDunoen eeer EAT M belt irssnb psidd
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beltser, Siast 9isentbumtr, 5aImer &c. ieatsn His ptne eas
stlbt esntaur IMMINENT fem. IS miro uberal ~rtrfauf, nae
wire tIr feline g~eirtunsen s%araatirt.
9aSoratorium bon ). .. Roie & 60.
as Dep Strast, Ttp gpri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-28
Sisrsis Sabre Dor benz publifum.
ST.. &. M:0anc'S
loo berubmR iI alr


. no !Is1 ,Hr Ssapms ppRa Il a1gidIT
6spaiiiis ooer c r-hrankbeiieu.
Eispepiie uur f~ranteaftsm &cpipst.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
Cheap Paint.

| A cheap pa mt o: woodwork can
be made, which q strong, smart wo-
man could Apply: Five pounds OF
French ochrc, one.fOurth pound of
glue, and a gallon Of hot water
Dissolve the glue i'll a small guam.
tity of the bot water; when wholly
melted add the rest OF it, stirring
slowly until well mixed. Then sir
in the ochre and apply while hot
with good sized paint brush
When well dried apply one or two
coats OF boiled linseed oil. This
paint dries very quickly, hardening
III hftcen to twcnty-four hours. 1t
Is very cheap; the glue is about 75
cents per gallon. So it is within
the reach OF every woman. An oak.
en hue can he given to new pine
floors and tables by washing them
IN IA solution OF copperas dissolved
ia strong iye-a pound of the former
to gallon of the latter. When dry
this should he oiled, and it will look
well for u year or two; then renew
the 0iiing. Grease can be extracted
from floors by applying u paste of
wood ashes and quick lime, to be
kept on Cor several days and then
washed of. Stains on wall paper
can be cut ont with n sharp pen.
knife aud u piece of paper so nicely
inserted that no one can see the
patch. Ink stains on wood can be
removed by n solution OF oxalic acid.
Cover the spots with bits OF the acid.
turn Oh tcaSpoonlul of water and
place heated Hat iron over it: when
the kissing ceases the ink will have
disappeared.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
The Gospel.

The Gospel gloomy, II is an an
them from the harIjs of heaven. tb,
music of the river OF life washing il,
shores on high and pouring in cas-
cidcS upon the earth. Not so cheer.
inl waS the song of the morning
stars, nor the shouts of the sons OF
God so joyful. Gushing from the
fountains of eternal harmony, it vas
the first heard on earth in a low tone
Of solemn gladncSs uttered in Eden
by the Lord God himself. Thisgavc
the keynote of the Gospel song.
iatrlhrchs caught it up and taught
II 10 the generations following. 1t
brcathed from the l;xp of the
psalmlsts, nnl rang like clarion
from tower and moHntain.top as
prophets proclaimed the wear of
jubilee. Fresh notes from heaven
have enriched the harmony. AS tbn
Lord OF Hosts and his angels have
revealed promises, and called ON
the suffering children of Zion TO be
joyful in their King. From bondage
ana exile, from dcns and caves.
from bloody fields and fiery stakes
and peaceful dcathbeds have they
answered, in forces which chccrcd
the dlNconsoiatc and made opprcs
Sors shake npon their thrones, while
sun ana moon, and all the stars of
llSht' ste my wind fulfilling his
word, thci airing sea and the fullncSs
thereof, II untains and hills. fruit
III hcldS and all the trees of the
"ood har' rcjoiccd before the Lord.
ma the coming of his anointed, for
ne redemption OF his people and the |
glory OF his holy namc.-Dr. Uo,lr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
Prophets.

There is the sombrc prophet WIN
sees in the dim future nothing bur
disaster. He has ahead of him bad
crops, sickly seasons, dreadful fatal.
ties and tlightiul tamincs. Coming
events cast their shadows before
MN, and he. sees nothing but
shadows. \ mild type of this seer
IS the man who predicts hard
winter "a wet spring, u dry summer
ana Il frosty autumn. Manhoe,I
might well despair were it not that
kindly nature has provided another
sort OF foreteller who continually
sees the good times coming. Fine
harvcsts, revival of trade. and ali
mat these imply are heralded by
lhls prophet, and they serve as an
onset TO the disasters which tho
party OF the rueful countenance has
1t his beck. The public generally |
10 fault to find with these gentlemen |
Except III regard to one bad defect |
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
Missionary Bapti,t.

XIV j. W. MELLON breaches AT Con,
springs al sabbath i'll each month and
,htutiaN hci"ir-M Sharon, near Ii>l,nr
t'n N'hhnth at each month and SATURDAY.
"!"t'-At 'i"mrr, "m the Ri Sabbath md
0"urutu'I h.i"fr of each month.
NV; y HARRIS breaches AT Aut,o,L
~ H'h"ath ct each month-At Rock
I.anS@' 81 Nl"hnth Of each month and
SurH h''"'r--M New Friendship. TN
fore. '"'"''"'N ne
XIV. W. e. MORELAND pr,,cbo. a.,
AiE"ns, 1t sabbath in each ,nnn,h ,, q"
saturday before. ''''"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
TO THE EDITORS OF THE STATE ot
LOUISIANA.

me Louisiana Bureau of I,u,u;,,r,,;,,, :.
receiving many letters of inu,,;rv rr',,,,
NiouH sources calling for information for
ai' :. H'thahlcs' lIhorcrs, business men
ana capitalists, who desire to SETTLE, in - =
! STATE or invest capital here. Onr bur,nu
mas ISSUED two descriptive circulars Win
maps. Tor the benefit of such iunnir,r.
we nave sent OF many circulars md
copies of Loni-iqnd Is II Il. and wr;,,an
"ns"trs III Response To letters of inou,ry
o"f bureau has opened books 70 rrca;yn
descriptions Of lands for sale. pronos;tinrs
10 tease land, or to have lands worked ON
Sn1r'S-any propositions that NAV on.
-nteh ihc Immigrant who wants To coIrc
To Louisiana. W 'oihc
We VIII record all such ,l-scriptiops Of
lanIS ana Propositions in our hooks which
"ii Always he open 10 strangers and her.
,o,.h "Is,'nS TO purchase, and these dcscrip.
,!oHS wiz FURNISH the bureau with an add.
nohai iund of valuable information for
future circulars, and to be used in onr let.
tiers in reply to inquiries. W.
rs our board has no funds and M income
except the small amount furnished hv mo-
chants and Others in New Orleans who III
~,ipc To assist Ms in our labors W.. r,..,.c,
iuiiN neg The editors of the State 10 nnEI-b
tnis notice, for n few weeks or moptbs
Nthout charge To the board. for the benat;,
VI Immigration and the STATE.
ON WM BOGEL, President
ohco Louisiana Bureau Of Immiyr,,;o,
40 Commercial Place, New 6rleons
La, October 6, l-77.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
inject OF the Rattlesnake's Rattle.

w. l.. Putnam, III July, lSGo. WAS
III Wayne county, Nebraska. and. ~
he was one day investigating The
natural history of that district. he
heard the familiar rattle of the
snake. The sound was repeated nj
intervals, and proceeded from a
rattieslake that was calling its
mate, winch soon came in answer In
me summons. Professor .Auoltcy
hid similar experience the follow.
me year, and from these facts he is
disposed to think that the purpose
served by the rattle is To call the
sexes together. Another purpose
may he To paralN we its victims with
might, aud to inspire its natural
enemies with terror. As an ilinstr,.
Won OF the Use OF the rattle for the
i"ttcrp purpose, the author saws that
as Il" followed through the woods ot
pakota county, Nebraska. a Halti.
more oriole, he heard and at once
saw the bind as if paralyzcd with
lear, and ready to fall prey to the
serpent. The author shot the r,ttlr.
snake. He adds that he once wit.
Messed an attack of seven hogs on n
ratt'eSnake. Soon after the battle
the snake ratified, and three I
Others came to his aid. But the
hoSS were victorious in a few /,
minutes.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
TIE NEW YORK
UN E..
The Leading American Newspaper.
LARGEST CIRCULATION
AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE.

LII PUBLISHES ALL TIE NEWS
The servant Of no nan and the slav, of n,
party, II can afford to and does Tell ,h,
truth about all.
lit Is IMPARTIAL ,Vp Ivur
PENDENT. Believing in intrllj.rut .nf
iraGr. II aims to furnish voters the fuIl,.,
and falrc>t information. tuuIalih them far
the NiNcst discharge of their responsibility
HIT l., As 1T ALWAYS W.
ESSENTIALLY REPUBLICAN,. II NAV
! quarrel in ia" future. IA il Ina, d,,,r j., ~.
past, with errors of Republican leaders ar
! corrnptionN III the Republican rmty: bnt !,
can never cease to he true 10 Rcnublir,n
principles. and especially 10 those roLlcn
a"ctilirs "f civil service reform, hard
money, ia" sanctity of the National fntb
ana tluaI Justice ~ all classes at the S,,utI,
winch formed the corner stone of prr,i,I,.,,t
iia!cS's admirable letter of acceptance.
N:-lTS MORAL TONE Is PI'EE AND
ELEVATED. The family circle is never
proclaimed hy anything which appear, in
tAr columns ct TIM TRIBUNE.
N.-TlIE CHOICEST STANDARD AKIN
CT RRENT LITERATURE Of the d,y j.
presented in its columns. inclndin" Gor
rrSP"l9"ncc, POEMS Stories. and R,,i,.,r.
from the most talented and popular writers
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Est FARMERS PAPER Pl'BIISIiFn
"liiE WffkiN TRIBUNE has done NOR, tn
make good farmers than any other infln.
enc" which ever existed"
-, Nll-TfIE MARKET REPORTS Of rur
lRiht ~ are Indispensable TO every bnycr
ana seller IN the country. Quotations are
gwen daily and weekly of almost cvr,y
hrtlcl" bought and sold in the marker. -,
tIc world and with unvarying and almost
lnialllblr accuracy. Its Cattle. Buttcr AMI
'hcrS" and other Markets are the rrrn','
nlhcd standard. H
Nlll-MORE COPIES Of Tur Tnrp,.<r
are l"Id for and read by the Am,.ri,,,,
people than ct any otAE newspaper Of
tI"tt pro" III tine country-a fact which il
III" BEST denomination Of the value uf ,h,
paper. Wv
A,-TliE READERS of Tur Tr,r,.xr
represent largely the best eut.rnri.int, ,,,i
progressive minds of the country. prr.nns
II" are interested in pure politics. the nd.
vance ~ Science, and the progress OF onin-
on VIII find their demands met bv T,r
TRIBUNE. ~ i"h
n! BLIC APPROVAL AND Pros.
I'm nav" rewarded the independent |
~ "I',rr>pcctinl course OF TIN TnInr.xr |
u haN larger and stronger corps of r,,ncs,
workers. among its friend, thnn .ynr H.,
orc ana constantly receives from old ami
'''''''S "ot"s ct encouragement.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
which atllicts prophets of all descrip.

which afllicts prophets of all descrip.
tons.
1t is a habit that could be easily
remedied, and is therefore more
censurable on that account. This
flaw in an otherwise unimpeachable
record is merely a question of time.
The prophecies never come to hand
until after the event has transpired,
and thus, much of the benefits
which might be derived therefrom
is lost.-Detr0it Free Press.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
Primitive RItfi,t

hfN' VI. G PARKER preach, at Lrba.
Ill.,, >ahhith 4 each montll-At New
"inlal 1t Sabbath of each month,
u NV. IT. Il. HOWARD prcachcs nj Mt
,; '''' ~ Hlhhaih eli each month-At An.
'in,h IN sabbath # each month. ''1
KY; !: J. FOSTER Prcaclirs at Spm.
m'rhtld, lst Sabbath IN each month
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
Cumberland Presbyterian.

hEN. q. y. CLAMrIT breaches 10 MI
ii, a>'', congregation, II miles north of
Homer al sabbath in each mouth.
XIV. ;. :. SMART breaches To S,l..,,,
congregation h Sabbath in each ,,,,,,,i,
and saturday before. '''o'' II
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
HayneSyille Circuit.


REV. IliOS. J. I'ITON. PA>fnr.
,ri1rmonN-firNt SlLl'aih o,It , ~
Fh~hon-fiist sabbath. Z " w.
Nhlinh- Second sabbath. "1I &"
Sninirriirld-ThlrdS sabbath, II n m
Alahama-Fourth Sabbath II "
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21

:, M"htf Order hours from -A.M.toiru
"rt oihIc closes on sunday. At lOA.M.
Mails close half an hour before d.r,rtrro
ID. W. HARRIS, T.. NJ
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21

The publication Of the GUARDIAN il T.
gun under the most favorable cjrro,
stances. Its financial standing is sec,.,
tsno other country paper in the Stsss-
Messrs. MCCKANiE and SIMMONS, two
the most solvent men III the parish ~,
antccing its publication as announced l
the Prospectus. Tho subscription Iist i
ready numbers over 400 names with -
factory assurances of large increase.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
THE GUARDIAN.
TINE PEACE COMMISSION.

A PrUrE PASTORAL
IA IN. . ne..e .orn;..,or.r
And Lis v,rb wns .,,l,,r ,lr,b.
hi. hair ..,. lony a,d ,,Ii,, .,,l hn
hSohoiniAed MS gap.
III shor., " wN re,ieehs
nno 'n"uous''S sao'
Hi, stvle VIVA nb;Iap,bronir
Ana he hore n caruct bny
In which he s,.s,,l Lis tract, and -oau.
,,.n I v'h"' Pc"0eiul sway,
"nen iiui"os lh,ttoiiiLe "heh war
All" '"'''s sl'n'ihs1ag'
Long they an, IN solemn couucil
TIE AGENT and the r,,d.
Mildly talking aabby virtue.
I-;.s'S..a. ~, -. .,,.,,;''
TIan h. ',,nn,a.J 49, a"I - "'
'
Eo< with oloquence Of naturc--
Not in meta horie style,
Bat tn simpler frontier lingo,
Mare trow.z,s. W., s,,nn :, ~.
Ininn rmn,v. I,inL ',iI'' -
fN'
Then shat meek aud lowly bunker
demonstrated with a tear;
spoke Of hre.water and ruin
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Prote>,,,,
Church.

JAMES W. HARPER, u. H., PASTOR.
Flat Iick-fir~t Sabbath. =, Han,
Su,mH,n,G.II uIt AT SPIN
if;,t,,r,' -. VIZ" az j u ~
Stat. -" S.,-,. nj SPIN
C,rdnn" NJ, ,.,, ut II I'M
shah, ,rir ''''' ;;,a".,!'n' at IL Il III
o"Ith sabbath al II a IA
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21
About Cheese.

ut the table Of u lady Who never
furnishes wine, no matter who is her
guest; at whose house Gen. Grant
spent nearly two days, during which
time not one drop of wine, ale, or
spirits would she present 10 him or
his staff; and when the British
noollity are sometimes entertained
by her they inquire, "Canyou enter.
tain Lord So and.so!r when she
replies, eyes, but he must know
beforehand that neither wine, ale
nor spirits are offered in my house"
This gentleman was at her dining.
table, and he said:
snow | think cannot understand
your position in reference TO this
matter, Mrs. -. Now | enjoy a
glass OF wine at my dinner; il is lny
habit to use it. You say to me-
Doctor, shall give yon no wine
because sO.and 80 makes bad use of
It, Here is one person cannot drink
with lmpunity. here is another who
makes Il fool Of himself. By.aud.by
you will take from us all our luxr.
fies. ENJOY cheese. like it with .
"a cup OF coffee and cracker: il
promotes digestion. Wonll Won !
say, Doctor, here is man who
cannot eat elIccsc with immunity.
aud shall give you no cheese ="
Is that tar way of putting il J /
Did you ever hear Il man standing
on the gallows.trec saving TO those .
who came 10 witness his cyecution
NOW, my friends, take warning bv
me; never eat any cheese :" Did
you ever hear of Il man muIrdcrinn
his wife, and giving as reason, or
as an excuse, that he hud been
eating cheese: Did you ever hear
after row in the streets where one
man Is murdered or several ribs
broken, Tue papers say: "Those men
nave been eating cheese :" Now
Just show me that cheese produces
eiSht-tenths OF the crime. seven.
eights OF the pauperism, and half
the lunacy; show to me that cheese
produces the result that drink does,
anu by the grace OF God will
battle the cheese while | live
John B. Cough.
A well dressed negro applicJ IA {
he Judge OF Probate Of this civ $
or a marriage liceuse. lie was $
'sked how old his intended was. Il
md answered with great animation +
just sixteeu, iudge-swect sixteen, q
.nd de handsomest girl in town" o
he judge said he could not do it, as Ii
he law forbade him to issue license II
o any one under eighteen. "WclI.
old on, judge" exclaimed the man.
j Know dat dem girls am dcceitful
nd lie about DER age. She is nine.
cen il a day "WiIl You swear to st
r. asked the judge. YES, sab.- iii
e replied, and did. "And how old CT
re- your said the judge. The chan ii,
'oked suspicious, and replied eN
lutiously, ';;rhirty.iivc,- and added, hi
II dat won't do, Judge, I've got sl'
ore back.'-.Mobiie Register. is
w AsHINGToN, Oct. 26.-TLe Sen. an
Q Committee on Presidential mi
ections will consist Of Edmunds Hi
Vermont and Conkling of New so
'rk, Radicals; Davis Of Illinois, So,
dependent; Matthews of Ohio, ha
ayes Republican, and Thurman of th,
no, Bayard of Delaware, aud thi
'rgan OF Alabama, Democrats. on
. three latter were agreed on to. pa
in caucus of Democratic Senator'S AZ
the committee as whole ia con. no
cred a fair one. OK,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-11-21

hEt. j. !. DAVIDSON breaches At lin.
in',' lNt ana 81 Slbhathr OF each mnn,h-.
~ Mlhden 81 Sabbath of each month
NJ Athens, ith Sabbath of each month.