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Republican Recruiting 0iiec
Macomb Eagle.

Developments are every day made show
ing conclusively 10 very intelligent mind
that the so-cailed inj ependent party IS
nothing more nor less than recruiting,
station for the Republican party. IN the
legisla lures OF California and Michigan the
independents, few years ago, had i.r
balance of power" Of which their orgGns,
b cast SO hippanil., aud the Democrats
joinc them In the election Of Booth and
lChrstiancy to the United statos senate. as
they did in the 'electing Angus Cameron
TO the United States senate from Wiscop-
sin. These three men were blatant Re.
publicans, and Democrats, while suspicious
Of the honesty of purpose Ofthese men.
voted for and assisted in olectiDg them to
their present positions. hoping that they
would hold themselves above the plano of
the pot-house politician. and act for the
years and prosperity of our whole count ],
regardless OF the chicinCry OF corrupt and
dishonist political leaders on either side.
These three Independent ~ senator's voted
to sustain Ferry in counting the electoral
| vote, and taking all voice out OF the house
| Representatives in casting up the vote
| for president, one OF the blacklist and most
damnable outrages that has ever been per.
'mitted to disgrace the annals OF our coun.
| try. On all other Questions of party
character, these men have been wllin tools
OF Morton, Conkling, Blaine and other cor
rupt leaders of the Republican party in
congress. On all questions touching the
have voted soidly for the interest of the
bondholder and capitalist and against
the interest of the producing and
aboring classes. They have proved
themselves to be full-nedged Republicans,
galvanized for Il 0 occasion by the In.
dependent party. In the United States
senate, on Thursday of last week, these
three worthless voted with the Republi-
cans against the admission to their
seats in the senate of the two senators
from Louisiana, Eust!s and Spofiord,
Democrats, and they will doubtless vote
for the admission of those distinguish.
ed carpet -baggers, Pnchback and Kellogg,
elected bya government and legislature
which Hayes was too honest 10 tolerate,
and which he Kicked over before he got
fairly warm ia his seat, by pulling the bay.
onets away from the corrupt set controlling
the state, and relieving thepeope from the
control of corrupt and dishonest officials.
Booth, Christlancy and Cameron are fair
specimens Of what may be expected when
Democrats vote Tor so.called Indedendents.
The time has come when It i, worse than
FOLLY tor Democrats to be deceived longer
by the sophistry and Establishments of
independents and Independent candidates.
judging the party by the leaders, in con.
gress and out, 1t is the embodiment OF de-
ceit and treachery, and has never Yet de-
veloped any sincerity OF principle, any
honesty Of purpose, OF any esire to deal
fairly end squarely with the honest masses
OF the people. Asaparty it deserves to be
severely rebuked by all honest votcls.
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THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST FAMILY MED
lCINElN The WORLD.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaudice,
ilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
resaion OF Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Fun, ETC., etc,
This unrivalled Southern Remedy Is war;
ranted not TO contain q particle Of Mercury,
or any injurious substance, but is
PURELY VEGETABLE
containing those southern roots and hcl hs which
an all wise providence has placed ia COUNTRIES
where Liver Diseases prcvsil II viii cure all
diseases caused by arrangement os the liver
and bowels.
The symptoms OF Liver CompIaint ore bit
ter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain in the back +,
Sides or Joints, often mistaken for rheuma-
tism; sour stomach, loss of appetite, bowels
alternately costiye and lax, headache, loss OF
memory, with painful sensation of having
failed TO do something which ought to have
been one, debility, low spirits, thick yell
low appearance of the skin and eyes, u dry
cough often mistaken for consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend
the disease, at Others very few but the liver, the
largest organ in the body, is generally the seat
OF diseases and If not regulated in time, great
suffering, wretchedness and DEATH will On.
sue.
] can recommend as m efllcacous remedy for
diseases Of the Liver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
simmons Liver Regulator. LEWIS WGNpER
l7I6 Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil
"We have tested It's virtues, personally, and
now that for Dy spepsi,, ijiliousness aud
Ihrobbing Headache 1t is the best medicine the
world ever saw, We have tried forty other
remedies before simmons Liver Regulator,
but none Of them gave us more than temporary
relief; but the Regulator not only relieved
but cured us. ED. TELEGRAPH AND MEssEN
1Rp. Macon I'm.
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the WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PUhifIfk.
HEMAR.

This ineonsparsbi~, DEPURATII
a l'e,eerIisi ALTEkATlYE, EIAIr, -:
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u i.palMatie aud nsver-faiitny. de-,
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cate all diseases Of ~" tl"od. Hs i"sss
dients are Of a pareiy Aaysaisss. 'if"a."
Lgyptian Proriaees, and .s~kerc tL',r
the slightest fdiat of disease Ia the -.
tenn, Il nerer fails ia cJeefisg that die"
peiIiag u through fhe ss~.y and "a ...,
ehanaets OF the body, fhcrebD a'i.. ~.
aud, indsrd, foreiag al ftr s.y"n:: '"'e.
th.is proper ao' sui, "aa t.ns'' ., 40"
e dmsSn . vs,y .. ss.s .Ss.s - .. n Il, %
doubted rciia6iiify aud uondev5.i rsr'
fise properties, u bei"g, mast wIqnt,fo"
ably, the Gerry nome Of medic"t fsi"m-i',
" "as Ms ge' sr",as f"sesg y s,.r@ sI..~,r
uhere tie blood itself Is primariir As
ssGt Of the leston or disorder. SIZE. az
SCROFULA and the thousand snd o,s
Of ~Lich an ririlired rommunG+, a,~
eoOntxanf, for kibtie6i Tr~fh has asset.
ed duf the sizes Of TIE Fathers shan
risn eren unto He thlTd and fourth gs".
BNIEEBLED COAsTITtTIOSs u IL b"
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OF man once NOR 10 assume the Gsd.'''.
''g Jor cTTgSrO I-sDIsYAsEs, UrIS-
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7 the digestive organs and promote VIZ
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AYERS FILLS have been known for
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easad action In the several asslmila-
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sthet eyery.day complaints of every
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children. BY their aperient action
they grippe much less than the common
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aud strengthen the system by freeing
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No Adapted to all ages and conditions
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Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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GENERAL DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION u
weak exhausted feeling no energy or courage;
the result cf MENTAL OVER-W0RK, INDLS
CRETl0NS OR EXCESSEs, or some drain on
the system, is always curci by IIumphre Va
Homeopathic Specific No. u. II tones up ana
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five Walls and 81 vial Of powder. Sent ~ mail
n receipt Of price Address HUMPHREYS
iloMEOPAlillC MEDICINE COMPANY, 1903
Fulton street,E. Y.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
%, AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

a SLIGHT so-eaiicd Geld WiH of.:iD,,
lead to q serious cough, ,eLich, Mnr,:'..
fer or badly treated, mWst hoss bW a..
resMit--tf must eteHtuafe ~ o settle. "!
Of BkONChi1ls, or .shat L. .r.rs".
from hayasstnO co"0t aud syPec,., az"
TRACHEOH Otevs a sound, reliable. 80
permasseat yeIteT. II auOSseais tJ''
ration, aud enables the pafLnf 10 '.:'
nifh0uf judtetOus freatsseaf, must GO.
,nai.icafe tfs 2,0isOa 20 TIE rss;oaia" Sc,
stance OF the lung, dtDe.eratiaO o"o d'-
sfr0yinG that M0At esseatidt 81 1ry."''
dad aifimafes 0aty fn aM early NV" ~"
timely death. TRdCHEON has no .y"ai,
~ ach less q sAperf0s, and It's use 1ih n.'
only remove tbs deposit, ti~Tety atordiHy
0geat srttsf. bat hrats me SttMtraAr "nI.
fesres the pafiemt y" P0ssessio'I VI h'.'hy
lung tissue.
Price, .fYffU Cents per bottle, ." n.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTROY 10 a safe, speedy, and :''s
tire care for that Dost depyesst,lg or az,
Stesfs, nd q brief eouvse II fyest,se"t '''H
restore the dtDssfiee erOaSs 70 ffset -.
action or tie sfom0rE and f.fesffnes. H..
nerrous trritatNity OF ;'t~r6r" o"s al.
persons pursuing a ssdr"taTY tIe "
speedtlD removed by ikis agent. ~
stomach " restored to h~6iH a"Sfhs A'D-
sa0fs Of the svsfeas TW 0nee more re-. ,0's
IL the y,erjerSsaace oy tabor.
Irire. Oee lisit"S, i~ tasve tefh' =.
sir bottles, 80. 800 a
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Arc j, !he most
ehec'iVc ana
cohSchlal p,uir-
SaliNc tNcIu WIS
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Ayers Oathartic Pills,

For al the. purposes Of Family Physic /;
IndiGestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
n Hesdache, Gfysipelas, Rheuma-
4 tiSms Drnptions and Skin Diseases,
8 y q HItousness, Dropsy, Tumors,
Worms, Neuralgia; as Din
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BAD BREATH

Nothing IL 80 unpleasant, nothing 80 common
as bad breath, and in nearly every case II comes
from the stomach, and can be 30 easily correct
ed II you win take simmons Liver Regulator,
DO not neglect 30 sure remedy for this re.
pulsiye dis order. II will also Improve your
Anunille. com nlE Y ION md L.Lnnru NJ IIunlIl. =
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Books and Pamphlets.

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. PROPRIETARY
M DIClN e.
or
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.
Late Physician to 81. Georges snd e.. Bart
rnsw's hsspitsl, London. Cs~.tor 70
I..H ,iaf 81. ElIsbsih's, ste.

AGsr years Of tie most saIorirm r.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-02

A SIX the recovered
dyspepti's, bilious
sufferer, victims OF
fever and ague, the
mccTial diseased pa
ticnt, how they recOy
cred health, cheerful
|spirits, and good ap-
petit they will Tel
you by taking Sim
omon's LIVER RcgH-
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UnqusstionAbIy the Dos sustain cd
work Of the kind In the World"
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SICK HEADACHE

This distressing alliction occurs most fire..
quently. The disturbance OF the stomach
arising from imperiectly digested contents
causes q severe pain In the head, accompanied
win disagreeaNe nausea, and this constitutes
what IL popularity known as Sick Headache. For
urOmpt r,li .f "
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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

Toajours est-il que lie parfi nl-
tramontain Went embrouiller la
question de IA reaction, compli-
quer la situation ct contribuer a
la division des votes, meme dams
le parti auquel IL s'est infeode.
Apres tout, lie cesarisme aurait
plus de chances de success que lie
monarchisme pur, parce qu'apres
tout il ne peut renier la reyolu-
ton don't il est l'Guvre, ct quill
|s'appelle ai.m6me la democratic
|couronnee. Mais ne voila-t-il pas
que la zisanie Sc met aussi dams
son sein ? Nous avons aujonr-
d'hui les Casagnaquistes ct les
Rouheristes qni Sc font une guer-
re- acharnee. NJ. Rouher ani,
apres tout, est un homme sense,
nn homme d'Etat, voulant METRE
des formes dams Ia contre .revolu.
tion ct lui donner des apparences
|constitutionnelles, tandis que lie
bravache Paul de Cassagnac, oui
Idoit tout ce. quill est d son edu-
cation dams une sale d'armes,
lqui est plus fort sur la tierce ct
la quartz que sur la loi, voutlrait
tout supplement que l'on sabrat
tout ce qui ferait mine de he pas
Ietre bonapartiste. Necessaire
ment M. Rouher renie Casa.
gnac; ct de son cote Cassagnac
ltraite Nj. Rodher de yieille CANA.
che. C'est la guerre an sein meme
du bonapartisme.
Tout celia, CONNIE on le volt,
fait On assez joli gachis. Qua d
faire, au milieu de tout celia, le
parti republican, Mon Dieu, une
chose bien simple, roster uni, Sc
croiser les bras, en- regardant Ia
ltete de la reaction Sc manger Ia
queue, apres que ces lenx extre
mites SO seront entendues pour
lui manger le ventre.
En- verit6, ca va bien NAL poul
la reaction, ct le parti republi-
cain sera bien maladroit. sill he
sort pas triumphant dune partie
on tous les atonts sont dams ses
mains.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

Frank jackson alias Frank
HARRISON alias Andrew Jackson,
est un oiseau qni a Ell souvent
maille d partir ayee la justice,
mais ON MA jamais pu lie garder
en- cage jusqu'au terme de la
Cour. Vendredi dernier, apres
s'etre injurie ayec un antre hom-
me de conIeur nomm6 Lavardein,
il fit feu sur celui .ci ct lie blessa
dangereusement d la joue. LIE
lendemain, le sheriff Echeverria
Farreta ct le conduisit, vers onze
heures du soir, dams sou volaIlier,
qui commence d etre pas NAL
penple, par parenfhese. Jackson
GU Harrison fit quelqne simula-
ere de resistance lorsqu'on vonlut
farr6ter mails il compris bientot
quill n'ayait rien d gagner a &c
jea-la avee Arthur. La grande
question, maintenant, est de sa-
yoir 81 on pourra lie garder. FL
yaine Himel die quill en- repond.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

Nous avons EN- la visite, eette
semaine, de notre ami Laurent
Francioni, que tout le monde
connaft dams cette paroisse quill
q habitee depuis son bas-age jus
QUA rannee derniere. L'ami
Laurent est actuellement mar
chand -commissionaire a la Nou.
velle Orleans, en- soci6t6 avec
I'm antre de nos co-paroissiens,
egalement tres.ailn6 ct tres es.
time de tons, NJ. Oscar Folse. Ills
font de tres bonnes affaires, bien
qu'ils aient debut6 depuis pen.
Nous les en- felicitons.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

Les professeurs qui desirent
ayoir de pemploi dams les eco
les publiaues doivent Sc sonnet
tre d IN examen devant le bureau
d'education. C'est Ia loi qui l'exi
j ge ainsi, ct nous approuvons
cette mesure. Dams cette parois
Sc, CONNIE on peut le voir par
une annonce publiee par NJ.
Marks, les examens pour les ins
8 tituteurs auront lieu lundi pro
chain, Is courant, ct pour les
institutrices, le jeudi suivant.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11


Nous avons reeu le premier
numero dun journal qui Went
de paraitre d Hoama, intitult
Progress de Terrebonae. II est
public, par NM. A. JOLIET ct L
H. Michelet, en- francais ct er
anglais. En- politique, le Pro
gres est conservatism. Son pre-
mier nImero est redig6 avee
beaucoup de goht ct de talent, e1
il ne laisse rien a desirer sous Ii
rapport typographique. Nous
souhaitons success ct prosperite :
nos nouveaux confreres.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

La Chaoaiqae de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleaus dit avec non moins de
raison que d'esprit
ssEt ellie a grand besoin lie tells
athletes, notre pauyre langae
francaise, pour lntter avee quel-
ques chances de success contre
nos ennelnis declares ct nos amis
indifferents. Tout fait prGsumer
qu'elie sera ray6e Dies program
mes seholastiqnes maIgre les ii.
goureux ct inteIligents efforts
dun des membres les plus dis
tingnes du Bureau d'education.
C'est Id I'M NAL prevu, don't on
peut trouyer l'excnse on le pre-
texte dams petat deplorable des
finances municipales, mais il ex-
lists d'antres causes de decadence
de notre Iangue EN- Louisiana.
Quand le fils de jean Marie,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11
Tom Garter. accuse 1,ayoir tue

Tom Carter, accuse d'avoir tue
Alfred Foster dams les circons-
tances que nous avons relat6es
dans IN precedent nnm6ro, a
pass6, mardi, IN examen preli-
minaire deyant la conr de parois-
se. Le juge Tete pa envoy6 de.
want Ia Oonr dc District sans
h6nefce dc cantionnemenfs
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

Un jeune garcon de couleur,
demeurant sur rhabitation Beat
tie & Cox, a comparu devant lie
juge Tete pour avoir vole IN sac
de maIs tendre. II q etc envoye 4
10 pension du sheriff jusqu'au pro
chain terme de II Cour de Dis
trict. Apres celia il pourait bien
devenir le pensionnaire du Col.
James.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

LIE gouverneur Nichols a public
une proclamation par laquelIe il
offre $500 de recompense poul
l'arrestation ct Ia conviction de
Facundo Bernuehaud qui a tue
une leane negresse, il a quelques
semaines, sur l'habitation Tour
MILLION.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

LIE major shaffenberg qui a
fait compter frauduleuselnent les
trois votes electoraux dn Colora-
do pour Hayes pour President
sles Etats Unis, est anjourd'hui
dams le P6nitentiaire du Kansas
pour fespaee de trois ans, pour
avoir soustrait de fortes sommes
Pargent du Tresor des Etats.
UDis an moyen de faux checks.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11

- Les abonnss du Pionnier, qui ne
recevraient pas rsgulierement leurs hume
ros, nous rendront un grand service ennous
signalant sans delai toute irregularite.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-08-11
Louisiana.

AOSdhSA&MGs
Les chenilles ont fait leur
apparition dams la paroisse ST
Landry.
LIE recensement fait dams la
paroisse Plaquemines accuse 3597
enfants en- age d'aller aux ecoles,
dont 1926 blancs ct 2071 de eon-
leur.
M. Charles Parlange, de la
paroisse Pointe-C -Coupee, possede
400 ruches d'abeilles. II a deja
fait, cette aimee, soixante-quinze
barils de miel ct pense en- faire
cent cinquante de plus.
Sur Polarization Bradish
Johnson, paroisse Plaquenines,
sept mulets ont 6te tues par le
tonnerre ct dix-sept autres plus
on moins blesses.
LIE Louisiaasais annonce com.
me suit, l'arriVee dams Ia paroisse
st.Jacqnes, du poate-horloger qui
"a reside quelques ann6es a Napo-
Il6onville
LIE po6te Roly, car e'est IN v6-
ritable poste ct non IN rimeur,
ainsi qu'ont pu le voir les lecteurs
du Meschacebe, EST deyenu fhote
de notre paroisse.
Comme tout homme 6clair6,
Iinstruit ct laborienx, quill soft le
bienyenu parlni nous.
Car lie charmant po6te don't
nous avons appr6ci6 ct gonte les
Idelicienses poasies dams le Mes
Iehac6bs, est 6galement IN horlo-
ger fort habile.
Et ST le chanteur salt charlner
nos heures, rhorloger salt regler
|notre temps.
La Cour Supreme, siegeant
d Monroe, a renverse la decision
du iuge Beattie, dans ,affaire des
places dams la paroisse Lafourche.
En- yertu de Ia decision de la
ICour Supreme. les officers elus
sur Ie ticket demoeratiqne d la
derniefe election ont droit aux
places. Naturellement lis ont
dd s'empresser den chaser les
usurpatenrs.
na6o,.., n:, no
aus, ei1oase pe,.s d ss,''a'ns s.,sa rh':e;s .e.
De ~ q isaSe'a,,u, a@ $, a.'o e''e'o
ieSanee' asoe no 10 ahs.
lie Satgar Boaot, de Ia Nile
Tberie. diff ayOir recu nne BETTE