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CALLED MEETING OF THE
POLICE JURY.
Parish Of St John the Baptist,
October 10th, 1877.

Pursuant to call Of President
Cayolle, the Jury this day met ut
the Court House. President
Cayolle in che Chair, and present :
Williams, Barre, Hymcl, M6ricq,
Metcalf and Lasseignc; absent /:
Combs and Lel3onrgeOis.
On motion Of Mr. Williams, the
minutes of last meetingwerc APPROX
ed and their reading dispensed with.
The Syndic of the lst ward sub
mitted his report, in relation to the
repairs of tho Bonnet Carr6 road !;
and on motion OF, Jos. Metcalf, a
committee Of two was directed to be
selected by the Chair, to inspect the
work. The Chair selected to COM
pose the same Messrs. 0. Hymcl and
r. Matthew, md to report at the
next meeting Of the Jury The Syn
dies bill for fixing tho road, amount
ing to $4,000 was deferred until the
Committee wonld report.
The following bills were approved,
riz: Jos, T. Burcard, Sheriff, re-
pairing kitchen, s4I.45.
And, on motion Of Henry Miles,
the Jury adjourned until Friday, the
10 inet., to l2 o'clock, N. q
JOHN CAYOLLE,
91lffr Ta H President.
A true copy
aasaf a. C. BABC0CK,
n sials Secretary Police Jury.
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A Word to the Unemployed.

Our attention has zen called to q
new cs.oking utensil, recently invent
ed, which makes baking a pleasure,
instead of dreaded necessity; IL
inventor of which has conferred an
everlasting blessing upon every
housckeeper. We refer to the Pa
tent Centennial Cake and Bread
Pan, with which by simply missing a
hook, yOu can remove the sides Of
the pan from the cake Instantly,
without breaking or injuring IL in
the least, Thus enabling Won to ice
and frost it while warm. To remove
the tube in tho center, insert knife
IN the slot In the top Of the tube, and
simply give ita half turn, aud it will
drop out. II IL also provided with a
slide on the bottom, so that, when
yon remove the tnbc, you can close
the hole, making pan with plain
bottom. for baking jelly and plain
cakes. pudding. bread, etc, thus
practically y'riny you tho pans for
the price ofonc.
Inc Centennial Cake Pan il highly
recommended by the ladies as being
the beat and most convenient pan
ever introduced. They are made Of
Russia iron. are moro durable. and
sral bake your cakes moro crcnlgand a
much nicer broom than you can bake
Mem Ia the old fashioned tin cake pans.
These goods are sold exclusively.
though CHcnts to families, and every
housekcdber should by all means
have them. A splendid opportunity
Is offered to some reliable lady or
gentleman canvasser of this parish
to secure the agency fr n pleasant
and profitable business. For tcrnis,
territory. etc, write to T.. F.. Brown
& Co., Nos. 2l4 and ZIG Elm Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 6o77. At.
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scaledproposa( (,;S the construc-
ton of new leveeS" front OF the
Carroll and Moll Mutations will
be opened to-day 4d the contract
adjudSed to the loAlSt bidder.

THE CHAPTER of + unwrittcn
history Of tho war in dhe current
number of THE PIP kADELPHIA
WEEKLY TINES is asspper upon
s'The Last Congress rfefore the
War" by the Hon. J0 w. For
ncy. Colonel Forney,FiS will be
remembered, was ACl&x Of the
United States Senat$rSin that
eventfal period, and wa Rn terms
of personal intimacy WI many
of the leading figures iie great
national drama. His renA me,en-
ces are extremely interesting ecet3 !,
some of the incidents which he ~
lates are new, while all are well
worthy Of record.
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@ GOLD S1.n
HE TALKS LOGIC ABOUT
- wsN#~4~ KYA VYN
" ..HAYEN.

The pending discpssion Twas
about .;what Hayu saidn when
one Aafkey annodnced ,rrvs "a
~Svhen you heahs or 1mblicall
President tAlk like he did, hits
gittiR time .fer. we niggers ter
hunt fe woods !" # -
"Dat's whar all fool ,niggers
onghter bin long ago p calculated
"What's Your gotter do wild
~ y ~ i tx Ill. 81; !. .at
"I'se gpt dis tel, say, dat Hayes
knob de uigger whzht in dc right
pew an be sOt 'bont ter range do
coDgregashun So dat De-, snbsc.
quence preechin' 'ud do 'em some
good 7"
aHow is aati. fgigfHn
ssKase der amt no use or hold.
in or note book upside down in
front Oh your face when YOU kant
sing, s,eptin' by e0hi So .dere
warn't no use oh de nigger -tryin'
to run polyticks In Ills country
when he'd gotter 'pend on some
body else ter tell him how ter do
hit.sp5s st'sxsD
"Den what's de niger gwine
terdo " aanxionslys queried an
other. .s9ka.sza gff.k--s
"Gwine ter 'les;t hisself ter meat
and bred by il0llin' up desc white
foxes that Hayes SEE kn0's how
ter g0vcrn. Hits time dat YOU
niggcrs larnt dat freedom dou't
mean jess votin,. Der freer we's
got on dat line do pO'rer we's cot. =
"Yoa's right dar."
aAn' de only Suddern policy
dat's good fer de nigger now Is
| still an ter de foxes dat be kno's,
an snyin' ter dem: @You run dis
mersheen ter hes edvantidge-ez
long cz de greece On de not Ticker
kin bar up cU'hhceal crums nebber
mind uigeer sunfidees = Dat's de
trufe Oh what Hayes said emmy.
how mn vhsncbber you 'dopts
dat hstform daf's gwipe ter h
fatter niggers m 6eofgy dams bin
hoah Scpce ~ IL wah.s
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+ fA - - ~ "a not easily eafnc,l-in these
x n times, bu; II can l,e i,@le IN
GD ~ W fsrcc months l,y'iny one Of
, either rcx. II, any part Of I ne
country who.is xsliag tos wlrl stea,.i!y nj
the employment that we furnish. Ss6 pns
week il, your oWh t,wn You need no, be-
away from l,nme over pi3ht. Ypu eau give
lyour whole i:mr 70 tbs work. or onle your
sfare moments w have ags,;nts who are
at once can make money f.sst. At the pres.
cnt time money cannot be made SO easily aud
rapidly at any other ,nsiness. II costs
nothing try tae. business. Terms and g.
Outfit frcc. Address ut once. H. usLLisrr
g. Co, Portland, Maine. 2ijyIy.
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And only the darkey with the
blue navy patch on the seat OF his
white cotton trowsers did2t agree
with the old man.--Atlansa Con-
stitNtiOn.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-10-20

MA several of our sugar planters
who dxpeCts1i to commence grind
iaG thia week have bccn sorely
dt1stg0ontr4 ~ .tls rainy and
warm wrathor. Those Who made
= 4enFt last week report uufavorl
a. lvealta, tbc cane being -
80 thet hardy any susar ran
= - neq. - 49,
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CAMP MEETING SONGS.
CoLoRED FOLKS REPERTOIRE.
2 Nv.

rhey-ah was 20 pussIed they-ah didn't know
Meet me as tho gathesin' by an bv,.
win Won meet nse-will you meet mol
Meet NO At the gatherin' by an by.
DereA tiasSsae. thingah what ] asks ob
! Nesi ~ astas gafkSfd by an by:
70 keep yoa' Saviour In ycar visv-ah,
Dsa meet me ah-tIen its meet mo-
Meet mo 1t d gatheein' BY nm by.
m debbiLsh, he's at de front OBJ do stair,
ueet me st the gathefin' by an by.
Itahes nv chance IN the middle Ob dc air,
Meet NJ q The Kathsrin' BY and BY.
Den ~ nseet me-Oh-Rh meet me,
nest NO n tho gathcsin' BY an BY
Ihab : hone keyou' dissh wsr'.
nGect Nc at the gatherin' hT m ~.
whcse NJ y rates en- see yid pearl.
on neet ne-it's will you meet mo
Mest NO q the gathcrin' by an by
Tn bssu. u.tenrptsd-fvs 6een trsed-
MSex no e (he eatheriH BY m, by.
M 6cen todo water and I've been haptixcd-
~ - - ths sashssin' By and by.
r.
.sas,i'sv tsY w
e., q; .s:,ss:: :, I'll r. 'ssh''' - d.r'
,Ass11iHS = = kfn2dsA ts@ asa
Tshs ~ Joeds1 roll fSf
Rs1. l6f1as. roll.
iW1at Is Kit'to hcbbcn when die,
To hear ID Jordan ro1.
VI.
WkeN Jeama vnalsed my sfns away,
Onln' = Jesusaasm jnst Hike John, ei
90 I, ,uskber ken forgot dat day,
Com - Josunalesn Just like john.
Whei (amN 70 die, I'm goin' to b. pady.
When come to die, gOin' 10 Jcrsualem jnst
sasifI hWSsan. e .eafAtts
fkap,s IA John u. sos,,iu,S bat Jew, u
Coin to Jerusalem. Just likc John
,DstAs Gus1rtarus N.Y. be was pssaclicr, too,
= 0oip' 70 thFpsaem Just like John.
Whpo 4 come to die Tin agein' to bc ready.
When.f como II die. Eoin' to Jerusalem Just
-s'sI~v 4 .l4sFa2
We're on ne Rad 70 ruin, 90 let's say fare
Coin 70 Jcrralsm Just lils John;
I'm goin' 70 bebben, you'sc agoin' ~ hcll
n00ku - sershalcsn Just like john
.ssa0-s VII.
TIL ~ vh9t, sinner, y'u bctter hcEin.r
06Ss1fn Sfstit quice, " yon can't got In. Z"
.sS Jss1S au1us'ts 0Pen d books dat day.
t101CRGayS espin6. jnilglncnts coming,
4. ~ lAdk gpln' 10 open d. hooks dat day
b hslbcas wtii sels up sikes scroll. ~
I001h gOIus 70 0ppl do books dat day;
on eth via bekin 10 reeve and to roll,
zpolpo - sUofsmde bucks datIday.
s6Rsa'sb s1safatE = 4. rosd WIN read
Lnrds gcln' . 5peo'1 1cbsoks Aat day, -
fo.as .WfaIc2 uleht' 'yCn over seed,
- ISedt edk y eppn - hocks dat dayar
sh sat9 s1,'l WIN. "A .Eifna
rasi~ sAesssss 'shsy Who 80 conflicts
.,1AsM ~. 40 sAey v.o ssosd'sls battles
yesss esiie the,afor 10 come up nisbst.
.0Ns9sa' ttoc dS gstcs Oh Dc NV Joruss
os!Sea Il d blood % ) j. i. L., Lamb.
tuoa rosI7fs i MWsi
- AeDupt@ vAsn ysara dsyah,
~ y1s1i git ! fslllsapply&h,
O. Lord, koB lang e,r.sm
Thls tine nest SGlR tnAg - conc
hfia1s 81 ~.
Do dSSbn tsasht he vssld spite me
o., kssd. NJ lpog,
y euetiag deUq ~ ppae tsee,
%. Les1 NV lesg.
Ths tine ncxt ~ I NY be gone
sAfQ4e be1e0ne Kaveynrd,g n n d
op0es Lsi& 1Sw l6sa. -
= - hean pst 6pite M " I'll.
..a0e, Lpd, how lmg. A
- ~ epp1Gs III 10 fnJl,
90, Lord, how long. sa'sN
~ 1tnnc psnt yuaF may b. gone 7 f4
Ia epgnA lHnesomc graveyard, .8 .@sf
sa u, Lsrd, how long. s5...s,
sn afGs-->.~.A~ Gsig
Tn~>1 1<n,~c
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DE-, D1: TT, y as:es@ e.
6e mediciHe fhirsS
ysaas, ssd 5os : icsx
time w1s desnonsfrSs
tor a anasnnv r ~
Nodical Coile@s ~
GcofTia. Nence.'nss.
soos rsiur ~ &iis
~ ~ 4
~ tlAsV VssSo..sss
On eclen6 n6Sensin!,
sad m ~ Gux nj
We r,ope>flAJqM
comhini1e n 49,
the h0uo1nfnss 49,.
ogdaeie ovaiGeS E
SfrSs11S Se111G 49,
sjge1 ~ lSSsTIiSi1
Thdr 6rsf spoares
eEees 3 toincFss6e ~ ,
appstits bycsusia0tHo
food dtoprcpsaiysSiSD,
hats, IN SAe syyfs1
10 nouziSksl, an1 q
Their ennlc Setisa g
- AgSe0vs o ~
neg1les 1 heallky evs
acls6pasasspso6acsd
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Local Ita,as.

a'spsr friends Of the Blse Wing
nnIf M4sv Ida have our thanks 70!
s4YQSe - tf
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FOR SALE

I'D Z CORDS DRIFT MOOD sait
~ - mile fos grindiag. -
APrly.so J. v.AgNsNr, Old y..cl,arie Road
Stcrv u yanes parish. ....s.si.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
lrH JUDIClals IsgrRiCT COURT
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
- George w. Combs
#N va. 4
Patrick Pkelan.
s4
No. 617-


Bv virtue of and n.obesliencc To nm order
of seizure and sale dated October LIST a. ID.
1877 and to me directed in the above cntitlcd
and numhcfi-i suit. | hsye seized and will
proccc,l to sell at pnblic auction to the last
and highest bidder. at tho Court House of
this Parish ON
SATURDAY, tie Eth day Of NOVEMBER.
1877, at II o'clock A. M.
The following described property to wit
A certain tract of'iand situated I'm the Par.
ish NJ st. John the Baptist. at the place
known IA the Bonnet-Carrc, on 'he right
bank Of the Mississippi Rivcr at distance
Of about thirty six miles above :hc City Of
New Orleans, measuring one arpcut more or
iesa 'front.' on said River by ten :rpcnts more
or lssss in dept,,, bonded on the upper liue
by the property Of Wow. Geo. Bo@s:er and on
the lower line b.g that Of jean sapfistc D;eu-
donn6, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. and all the rights.
ways, servitndes. privileges and advantages
thereaEto bclouging or in any wise appertain-
ing.
TERMS:
Cash on the spot. in U. 8. Treasury Notes.
Sheriil's Office, Parish Of st. John tho
Baptists October 18th, IN7.
jos. T. BURCARD.
ido'I sheriff.
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the following described tract of land, TO wit:
A certain tract Of land situated in this
Parish of st. John the Baptist on tho right
hank of the Mississippi River, measuring one
fourth H6 ono arpcnt front to the public road
until * tcn hundred and thirty two. feet In
depth Z u from thence having a width of ono
hundree md fourteen feet until the end Of
its DEPTH which is Of ten arpcnts and eight
feet; the upper line thereof, counting from
said depth Of seven hundred and thirty two
of ten arpcnts and eight fcot. width Of one
hundred and seventy four feet said tract Of
land bounded on the upper line by the pro
pcrty of Maximin and Celcssin Pierre, and
ON the lower line by that Of Mrs. Joseph Do-
rastan DAfcnsbourg, and in tbs rear by that
of Yaicry St-pierrc.
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A MYSTERY SOLVED.
The Creates, Medical Triumph 81 Nos'e'm
Times! cTx Mwic,ious Channel of Die
ease Discovered, aud a Certain Care
I'rorhi1d. The Stomach, h,er,
a,a Bo,rels the Centre
Of Disease. .tf,
PARSONS
PURGATIVE PILLS,
The Grvnf Ani- l2ilious-} }Penaeiy and
Nio.nsc,ie D;sastrer
PARSONS PuRcg1vH PILLS

PARSONS PURC~1GIvE PILLS
Are the result of long go fnucd Scientific
investigation. and are WAf AsrED to cure
all diseases originating in III! ftomach. Liver.
and bowels. No ogripirg PAW follow the use
Of these Pills. unless the Bowls arr infiau,ed:
but RELIEF, IMMEDIATE RELIEF. may
be relied upon. Aso Common FHmiy PAys'e
PARsoNs' PURqArIvH PILLS
Stand unequsled before the world to-day.
BY varying the dose According to diIvctions.
PARSONS PURc,TryE Pitts vnectcaiiy PURI-
Fly THE BLooD aud greatly alleviate, ifnot
entirely cnre Dyspspsia, Sscfva or f.,.2s
Eri, Rose, Erysipe!1s of' 81 .Anihony IIrs,
Erup'ioRs, and Er.p,,re Diseases NJ the Saip,
Salt RAeus. 7sitcr, Ring-rorm, Sores. Eoiis.
Ismors. Morbid Srcilings. Urerations,
Pmplss and BioteAes. 1.!&
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A9t,TERMs:

Cash on the spot. in u. s. Treasury Notes.
sl,eriiIrs Office, Parish of st. John the
baptist, September 2sth, ISL.
i,tfAr IS JOS. T.. BURCARD,
sMs, ...,.sN .5 Sheriff.
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MONETARY AND CON.,,,ERClAL.

New ORLEANS THURSDAY, Oct. IL, 1877
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ing heath and strength % Il Q16am. I'D O
erywhere. OHice. IS Murray Street ~ YNl
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-17
Stewards Steaofast Friend.

William III. Seward had Damon
and Pythias sort of friendship with
Judge Sackett of Central New York.
After the expiration of Mr.. Stewards
term as Governor, he was in great pc
cuniary distress, and likely to lose all
his possessions. He struggled with the
perseverance characteristic of the man
to relieve himself, but unsuccessfully.
He must raise $685. 900 or go to the wall.
He applied to many of his fair-weather
friend, but was met by fat refusal,
or cold indifference, till he called On
Judge Sackett, who said, 4" You know l
have little or no money, but l can fur
nish you with something from which
you can realize the needed sum-" and
he forthwith executed mortgage on
his farm, and on this was raised the
1926, 900 which saved his fortune, and he
soon after relieved his friend from all
anxiety that anything disastrous could
grow out of his action. He said, in
substance, "There is no service which |
can render this man, small or great,
which should be, or will be, refused"
and such service as this might we'll
make grateful and devoted friend of
its REGIMENT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-17

slty, and Gustavus Bode, of Milwaukee,
nave acted as special chemists. The
survey for the year 1876 has been in
pro ress since the 18th of last Feb
ruary, and the work accomplished is
reported as follows: Upon the Peno-
kee Iron Series, with the purpose of
more thoroughly becoming acquainted
old geological formations of the St.
Croix and Mississippi regions. In the
course of the survey over 10000 fos-
sll specimens of them new
with its known portion, and of exam
ming the western part; upon the Cop
per Bearing Series, in Ashland, Polk.
Burnett and Bayfield, counties, to the
Lake Superior region, and upon the
have been discovered. lrof. Whit
field, of Albany, has been engaged to
classify and distribute them.
LITTLE NEWS.
Most knowing ones do not place final
adjournment earlier than the first of
March.
A bill has passed the Assembly max
ing either city or county treasurers ell
igible for Office for more than one term.
The measure is designed to prevent
fraud in these offices by shortening the
tlnne very materially for the Matching
of Infamous schemes.
Capt. Vance's bill proposing to place
the control of railroads-more particu-
larly the Milwaukee and st. Paul
into the hands of the stockholders in
stead of the bondholders, is bringing
to Madison a large lobby. Perhaps not
excepting the Wisconsin Central fight
this will be the most holly contested of
the session. JULIE.
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Financial Advice.

While a crowd of twenty-one men
stood around the coal stove in the mar
ket yesterday morning, each one facing
outward and having his hands crossed
behind him, Brother Gardner was asked
whether he thought it was better for a
man to put q dollar in the bank than
to hide it away at home.
Put it in de bank, sah," was his
prompt reply, "put it in de bank for
two reasons. De fust reason is because
it kind O. lifts you up in society to hev
money in the bank. De mex reason is
you kin let it lay in de bank till de
cashier hes kind o. lost track O. yer
face, an you kin walk in dar sum day
when he's busy an say; Il guess I'll
take out dat two hundred dollars to-
day He'll hand de cash over, you he7
de capital to go into business, al de
goose hangs high. Leastways OATS my
idee bout bankin'."
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A Surprised Teuton.

A Dutchman in Pennsylvania let his
lands to an oil company last spring, on
condition of receiving one-eighth of the
oil produced, The well proved to be a
pretty good one, and the farmer began
to think that the oil men should give
him better chance, and ventured to
tell them so. They asked him what he
wanted. He said they ought to give
him one-twelfth. The agreement was
finally made, with the understanding
that the Dutchman was not to tell any
one. All went smooth until the next
division day came, when our friend was
early at hand to see how much better
he would be off under the new bargain.
Eleven barrels werorle led to one side
for the oil men, and one for him. This
did not suit him. elbows dish ?" he
said. 81 think l was to get more as
before. By jinks you make mistake p
The matters were explained to him,
that he formerly got one barrel of
every eight, but it was his own PROPOSE
ton to only take one of every twelve.
This revelation took him aback. He
scratched his head, looked cross, aud
relieved his swelling breast of feelings
of self-reproach by indignantly re-
marking: "Wel, dat ish de first time
as ever I know'd eight was more as
dwe1ve"
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Ostrich Farming in South Africa

Ostrich Farming In South Africa.
The birds thrive on sweet,crass
lands" which are rich in alkalis. Tn
their native state their food consists of
grass, leaves, grain and seeds. It is
calculated that farm of 600 acres of
sweet-grass land will support 100 birds,
and the same amount of "sour-grass
land" will keep only eighty, and this
with the aid of artificial food in the
form of green crops, Indian corn, and
crushed bones. One farmer has kent
in health twenty birds In a field of
eighty acres sown with lucerne. The
Enclosures for the birds need to be sur-
rounded with but comparatively low
fences, as she ostriches do not make use
of their wings in fight. When the
plumage is in the best condition, the
old birds are plucked at intervals of
about eight months, and the yield of
feathers by each bird averages in value
$50 per annum.
An ostrich-farmor at Hilton, near
Cape Town, practices artificial incuba-
ton so successfully that not above Q
per cent. of fertile eggs are lost. Bv
pursuing this process, the females are
induced to lay many more than the
normal number of eggs. From six
birds $50 healthy young ostriches have
been obtained in one season.
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A Return to the Old Plan.

From the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution.
sis de lottery done bustid up ?" asked
Old 81, yesterday.
cit has closed up"
"Dat's what 'sposedl"
WHY"
"'Kase seed dat de squad oh two
bit capitalists was outen OBJ bizniss an
wus 'muzin darselbs wild der ole
toolsl"
Chow is that?"
"Well when de lottery was startid
hit was 'dopted by de resky darkies ca
God-send, ez en- 'zempshun from
yearnin' dar bred by de SWEET of dere
brow
They bet on it pretty lively"
can dey hez bin 'nvestin' in dat
sink-hole ebber sence an putin in
dere time standin' round lookin' fer de
outcome. but de jig is up eff de wheel
are stopp'd, fer dar's moughty few OBJ
de gang dat hez cotched de So eyes
settin' up by can'le lite ter count de
dividens dat dey got on de turn"
"That's So"
Oars de proof right round dar in
dat boss lot, now fer jess seed fo' OBJ
dem speckerlaters on de lottery playin'
kyards dar fer tree kyar tickits an a
nickel ter see which tree oh dem 'ud 60
houngry ter day fer de benefit OBJ de
winner
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-17
Old Reliable >,

There sre many reputed remedies
for that sery prevalent disease, Chronic
Nasal Catarrh, but none which have given
general sat- Faction and become acknowl.
edged standard preparations. except DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, 1t continues to
enjoy an unprecedented popularity. This
reputation has been earned through the
permanent cures which it has wrought,
having proved itself specific in the worst
forms of the disease Pierce's Pocket Mem
orandum Books are given away at drug
storas
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-17

tend the Second Ward of the city Of Milwaukee into
Mauwstosa was indefinitely postponed. :. The bin
ZOE an appropriation of $4,000 to the hsh commits
sioners was laid over until next week . The bill
foroiodlng school teacners and officers 10 act as
motion to indefinitely postpone was lost and tba
oil was ordered to Q third reading. The bin for
compulsory attendance upon public schools was
.iecommtted to the committee on education Ad-
Journed until Monday evening at 1880,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-17
An Extended Popularity.

Each year finds BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRooHEs" in new localities in various parts
of the world. For relieving Coughs, Colds
and Throat Diseases, the Troches have been
proved reliable. Obtain only 7" BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs," and do not take any
of the worthless limitations that may be Of
fered. Sold EueryUhere.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-17

CAPT. CHARLES SAGER, who keeps q
superb stock of livery horses in Portland,
Me-. informed us recently that he uses
ShesIdans Cavalry Condition POWDERS regu-
larly in his stables, and that the expense is
more than offset by the diminished amount
of grain necessary to keep his horses always
in good order.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-17

Is THERE ONE reader of this paper
suffering from rheumatism? If So write to
Helphenstine & Bentley, Druggists, Wash
ington, d. c., for a circular of Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. This medicine is TAX
en- internally, and will positively cure any
case of rheumatism on the face of the green
earth. Price, one dollar bottle
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-02-17

1T is wonderful to realize the new
principle, DR.. J. 81. McLean's Cough and
Lung Healing Globules. AS the Globule
comes in contact with the Juices in the
Mouth, gas generates which soothes an d
heals any Soreness in the Throat or Lungs,
stops Coughing and Consumption. Trial
boxes, 25c, by mail. DR.. ]. Il. Mclean, 314
Chestnut St Louis.