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yklSAMORE, S. I. Manufacturer Of
1snwarc, cutters, de-, dealer in stores
aad Aosse furnishing goods. corner Mar
ct and st. Philip.
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BUSINESS CARDS

ORIO, p. f., Tar Collector, Court
H House. Flibodaux, La.
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VIERRIER, T., GmnsmiM, Main St, be
tween st. Louis and Green Street.
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H., Cabinet Maker. deal
|AAe in Hardscare, Paints, Oils, Va,mish
e, ETC., Main street, between jackson and
BtPhilip s,,,' ~ -
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J,JIO.b/
On motion duly seconded, further action
on the proposition of the agents of "Mor.
gan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad" rela
tive to a branch road by way Of Acadia"
Plantation, was indefinitely pOsponed
On motion duly seconded. Council ad.
jOurned.
A. j. PERRIN, ST. GRISAMORE.
CLERK Town Council. Mayor.
A True copy,
j. PERRIN,
Clerk, Town Council.
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VyERGES. J. NJ. Barber. st. Philippe
y st. between Main and levee streets.
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FROST JAMES, Coffee House keeper,
L corner Green and Market Streets.
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InELBERT, p j., Groceries, Vines. Ii
liquors, IobaccO aud Cigars, cor. Main
and st. Philip streets
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uLAkE, Z W., Attorney at Law,-of-
10 flee Green Street,
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odAN, r., Boiler Maker, corner LIE
wee and Church Streets.
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annG, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes,
q DOots. Hats. Caps &C.. corner Main
q SSUS OlHeN,tS.
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] ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler, corner st
~ Philip and st. Bridget Streets.
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SnLuCH S. A. F., Parish Judge, Of
nee ut Court House.
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anunBLOCH. CLAY attorney at Lar,
Omee up stairs Green St., between
-es and Levee Streets.
NTnLoCH, j. W. Clerk of the Cour'
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fDODLEY, Wagons and Carts, Depot on
| ID Levee Street near the Thibodaux
Foundry. w. H. RAGAN. Agent.
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Hna. HaNG; EMILE E. Recorder, Conrt
|aoase, Thibodaux, La.
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|DRAUD, ELLIS N. Groceries, Vine
ID and Liquors, corner Green and Main
streets.
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JUNE HOOK AND LADDER CO.
NO l. Regular meetings on the
sa Monday of each month. Regular ex
ss On Sunday preceding the fourth
onaay Of every Month.
Users K. X. Mcbride President j.
"e9re, Vice President X. Frost, Fore
NJ L: Aucoin lst Asst. Foreman CD.
n md Asst. Foreman Ellis N.
ao. treasurer; Henry Riviere, Seere
"a. Perrin. Asst. Secretary; n.
'eaax, Warden H. Haffman, Jr. Ty-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-03
DIpHTHERIA--A CURE FOR IT !.

We clip the following from the Lenoir
Topic: Since our last issue three mora
deaths have occurred III tile Valley from
this epidemic. Mr. Rufus 1.enoir lost two
little children and Mr.. james Johnson one.
The following cure for diphtheria is taken
from an exchange:
Should youor any Of your family be
attacked with diphtheria be not alarmed,
as il is easily and speedily cnred without a
doctor. When il was raging in England
few years ago. accompanied DR.. Field On
his rounds to witness the so-called won.
derful cures he performed. while the pa
tients Of others were dropping on all sides.
The remedy, to be rapid must be simple.
All he took with him was powder of sui
phur and quill. aud with these he cured
every patient without exception. He put
a spoonful of -four of birthstone into wines
glass of water, and stirred it with his fin
ger, instead Of > spoon, as the sulphur does
not readily amalgamate with water. When
the sulphur mixed he gave it as gargle,
and IN ten minutes the patient was out Of
danger. Birthstone kills every species Of
fungus jn man, beast and plant 10 few
minutes. In extreme cases. in which he
had heen called just in the nick of time.
when the fungus was too nearly closed 10
allow the gargling. he blew the sulphur
through quill into the throat, and after
the fungus had shrank TO allow Of il. then
the gargling. lie never lost q patient Of
diphtheria. Ifa patient cannot gargle,
take live coal. put ii on shovel and
sprinkle spoonful or two Of -four brim-
stone at time upon it. let the sufferer in
hale il, and the fungus will die, Ifplen-
tifully used, The whtle room may be filed
TO suifoeation the patient can walk about
in it. inhalipg the fumes. with doors and
windows shut. The mode Of fumigating q
room with sulphur has often cured most
violent attacks Of cold in the head. chests,
etc. at any time, aud is recommended in
cases of consumption and asthma"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-03
AN INDIAN TRADITION.

Among the Seminole ,,Flori]a) Indians
there is singular tradition regarding the
white mans origin and superiority. They
say that when the Great Spirit nade the
earth he also made three men. all Of whom
were of fair complexion and that after
making them he led them to the margin Of
a small lake aud bade them leap therein.
One Immediately obeyed. aud came out Of
the water plrer than before be bathed the
second did not leap in until the water be-
came slightly muddy. and when lie bathed
he came up copper>colored the third did
not leap in until the water became black
with mud, and came out with its own CO.
lOr. Then the Great Spirit laid before
them three packages Of bark. and babe them
choose. and out Of pity for his misfortune
Of color, be gave the black man ais frst
choice. lie took bold Of each or the pack
ages. and having lifted them chose the bea-
West; the copper colored one then chose the
second heaviest, leaving the white man the
lightest. When the packages we're opened
the first was found to contain spades. hoes,
and all the implements of LABOR the second
ensrapPed hunting, fishing and warlike APP
paratus; the third gave the white man pens,
ink and paper. the engines Of the mind. the
mutual. mental Improvement. tho seeial
link Of humanity, the foundation Of tho
white mans superiority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-03
The SOuth-Atlantic.

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A COAT LINED WITH MONEY.

A war correspondent writes: Comedy
goes side by side with tragedy here as
everywhere. aud even at time like this
men can laugh. A jew, who has come
down from Eski.Saghfa, is In n condition
Of much perplcxity about tile means to
be adopted for the recovery Of n stolen coat
Anticipating evil timer Ia Eski-Saghra,
the Jew had sewed up his money IN the
lining Of his heaviest fur overcoat, aud
with tins held himself ready To leave town
ut any moment. somehow when the
dreaded time arrived lie missed the coat,
aud hal 10 come down here without IL.
Walking about the streets Of Adrianople,
ho deserted the very coat upon the Shout
ders OF big Cifcassians, with whom he
enier.i into humble farley for its re-
cocovery. protesting 20 have taken agrea.
fancy for IL, aud Offering must un-J jew
like price FOL Il. While he pretended 10
examine aud admire the FUR, lie ascer-
tanned touch that hismouey remained un-
Disturbed. Tho Circassian declined u
sell, aud the Jew then put In his claim as
owner of the coal, aud succeeded In
bringing the Circassians before the Gov.
ernor Of The town. The Governor de-
clincd to consider the Jews claim proved,
aud that hopeless Hebrew Is now fAlow-
ing the Circassian like second shadow,
beSeeching him with perpetual iteration
to strike y bargain. Il fcsts OH Rocne-
foucauld's authority That inan can al.
ways enjoy the misioIlunus ofbis friend,
aud the fliends Of this special Hebrew
seem to find some consolation for their
sorrows in Watching and laughing nt tile
countless Rises aud mdn9uveres with
which Jewish ingenuity inspires the hum
ter Of the coat
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BATTLE BUNN Y.
lMALyERN HILL. 1922

AFTER the men were ordered to lie
own, white rabbit. which had l,een hop
ing bitLcr and thither over the field swept
j grape and musketry. took refuge among
10 skirmishers. in the breast Of i corporal.
Report Of tie Battle Of Malceru HiA. /
Bunny, lying in the grass,
Saw the shining columns pass,
Saw the starry banner fly,
Saw the chargers fret and fume,
Saw the tapping hat and plume;
Saw them with bis moist and shy.
Most unspeculative eye,
Thinking only. in the dew,
That il was iine review
Till fash, not all Of steel.
Where Tie rolling caisson's wheel
Brought rumble and roar
Rolling down that velvet floor.
And like blows If autumn fail
Sharply thrashed the iron hail.
Bunny. thrilled BY unknown fears, = =
Raised his soft and pointed ears,
Mumbled his prehensile Zip,
Qniyered his pnlsating hip, -
As the sharp ,indictiyo yell
Rose above the screaming she'll:
Tbrought the world and all lis men.
All the charging sgnadrons meant,
All were rabbit hunters then. f..
All to capture him intent,
Bunny was not much to blame:
Wiser folks have Thought the same
Wiser folks. who think they spy
Every Iii begins with Il"
Wildly painting. here and here
Bunny sought the freer air.
Till he hoped telow the hill,
And saw, lying close and still, g..
Men with muskets in their hands.
Never Bunny understands
That hypocrisy Of sleep.
In the yigils grim they keep.
As recumhent on that spot
They elude the level shot.
One--a grave aud quiet man,
Thinking Of his wife and child
! Far beyond the Rapidan, ri
" here the Androscoggin smiled
Felt the little rabbit creep.
Nesting by his arm and side.
Wakenei from strategic sleep,
To that soft appeal replied.
Drew him to his blacsened breast, :
And
But you have guessed the rest.
Softly o'er that chosen pair IL
OmnipreseDt love and care .4
Drew mightier hand and arm.
Shielding them from every harm;
Right and left the bullets waved,
Saves the savior for the saved.
Who believes that equal grace
God extends IN every place,
Little difference he scans
Twixt a rabbits God and mans.
BRET HAITg.
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PREMIUMS

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IDLESEss AND SrS.-Somo temptations
come TO the industrious. but all temptations
attack tho idle. Idle Christians are not
tempted Of the devil so much rs they do
prompt the devil 70 tempt them. Idlencss
sets tie door Of tie heart Ajnr, ard asks Sa-
tan to come IN. but IL VIC ore occupied from
morning till night, should Satan get IL. hs
must break through The door. Under SOW.
erign grace. and next to faith. there Il 40
better shield against temptation than oLo.
dicnco 10 the procept that ye be Not sloll.
ful 10 business; feryont 10 spirit, serving
tho Lord
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-03

DO [ believe IN second love9 IIumph
ia man buys pound Il sugar, isn't Il
swoetg Aud when III gone. don't be want
another pound aud isn't that sweet too
Trolh. Murphy, believe il second love !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-03

Il never saw sucl restless childy ex.
claimed tile moincr as sile tried 70 III tie
boy with a new jacket The little fellow
grew quiet aid Thoughtful fora moment.
aud then suddenly exclaimed. 4 knuw
why I'm 50, MA a-ll,e day GOd made me-
guess the dust was flying awful.
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CLUES.

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-03
uER sWEnrIIEARr

During the war there lived in The yicini.
y Of jackson, Tenn, solitary maiden Of
sixty summers, who had no one to protect
her against the rude bullets of the world.
IL any flower Of affection for the other sex
had ever warmed aid beauilicd her maiden
hoart, it bloomed III secret and wasted its
sweetness On the desert air. At that time,
which tried mems souls, she continued to
live alone. uu,erri6el b the evils Of civil
war. One day while the city was occupied
by Federal troops, soldier went into her
potato patch aud commenced helping him
self to the potatoes. She soon discovered
bis presence, and, rushing out. sho screams
eu:
Get out Of my potato patch. yOu vega
bond Z
Soldier shan't do il. Yonr sons are
in the army lighting against usnoW. and [
am going 70 baye MI the potatoes want.
Maii-YUu'rea liar.
Soldier-Wsll. IT your sons amt your
husband j.. aud I'm going 70 have these
potatoes.
Maid-You'rc liar. sir; | have got no
hushanl
Soldier-well. II your husband amt
your sweetheart is
Maid--Well. ldeellre. .soiisniug). who
told you had sweetheart?
Snldier-Netrr mind.
Maid--well, reckon yon can have a
few potatoes. bot don't take urc'u sou
wan, tor yOul Owa use. Memli,s Aru-
i,mcEe.
Even ifs hos isalways whist!ine i want
to be M sngol. il il just Is well 10 keen
the preserved pears on the top shelf II Ito
pantry.
Little Susie. hooking at some pictures of
winged angels. exclaimed .ilsmma. /
don't wnn, 10 be al arccl. WHY not. dear:'
.lldinrl'i Leave ~ al MS pietly riO,hs
and wea, igjdsis iiAe i h.p
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BLACKWOoDS
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OLD JOKES REMoDELED.

What do the Arabs Of tho desert live on
pa? asked . roguish liitlegirl Of her father.
Fudge. Nelly. that isan old cOnundruu.
They live on the sand which is lsandwich-
esj there. 1.
Yes. but, pa. how do they get tllemi,
We'll, really. Nelly. give il up,
why. pa. don't you knos lhat the sons
cf Ham we're bred aud mustered iB the vii.
derness.
'Come--come. my daughter. that is too
killing. Don't say another word
OH yes; do tell me what they eat on
their sandwiches.
Ia: on tbeln Why. what do they cat
on themi
Butter. to he surc.'
'Butterl How do they get buttcr.,
why, you know. pa. that when Lots
wife was turned into pillar Of salt. al the
family but her ran into the Wildernessr
life Il divided into three terms: that
which was. which Is. and which will be.
Lot US learn from the pas. to profit in the
present. aud from the present u live better
IN the future.
Always speak we'll Of the dead. and once
ina willie good word u the living. II you
lave time.
Sweet nccis Two fond lovers IN irst
embrace.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-03

Marriage. aid an unfortunate husband.
Is the churchyard Of love. 'And'Jou men.
replied lis vile. are Tie grave jiggsis
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We End that be came to his death from
calling Bill jackson i liar. wasihp yrriict
u cOfOne. iary il Missouri.
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THE
M arabic amily,
BY s. G. IIILLYER. JR..
nr nulhhnrt Ga

To which was awarded the First Prize of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, offered Tor The bcst sto-
y founded on incidents orthc Lilo war.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-24

SINCE the hard times set in four
years ago eighteen of the savings
banks of New York have collapsed,
owing to 39,69l depositors nearly
S10,000,000, the hard-earned savings
of the poor. Only one of the broken
banks has been so managed by the
the receiver as to make good the
principal, and that was the first to
fall-the Guardlan-which has paid
95 cents on the dollar already, and
hopes to pay the balance due This
good showing, however, is due to the
noble self-sacrifice of the vice-presi-
dent, Mr.. Roche, who has beggared
himself and given his entire fortune
Of over $500,000 to the receiver for
the benefit of depositors. Many OF
the receivers have proven dishonest,
aud assets we're reduced by embez-
element and exorbitant fees.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-24
The Old and the New.

Old style children's literature He
was poor little boy of poor but
honest parents and he went out into
the world to seek his fortune. He
peddled papers in New York, saved
his pennies, bought horse and cart,
lived frugally,a massed fortune, gave
freely in charity and died at a ripe
old age, leaving hundreds of poor
and lowly ones to mourn his loss.
New style children's literature
He started in life with "A college edu-
cation, joined the church aud was
elected deacon, opened a savings
bank, went to church every Sunday,
smoked fine cigars, drank the best
champagne, was arrayed in purple
and fine linen, went to agricultural
fairs and timed the horses, and early
in life went to South America or Can
ada with the bank deposltors' money
in his pockets, leaving hundreds Of
poor and lowly ones to mourn his
loss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-24

FOLLOWING is list Of the Senators
whose terms expire at the close of
the present Congress, March 4th,
1879: Spencer (Rep), Alabama; Dor
sey Rep), Arkansas; Sargent (Rep),
California; Chaffee (Rep.), Colorado
Barnum (Dem.), Connecticut; Como
yer (Rep) Florida; Gordon (Dem),
Georgia; OgIesby Wep), Illinois;
Morton (Rep), Indiana; Allison
(Rep), Iowa; ingalls, (Rep.). X insas ;
McCreery Dem.), Kentucky; Dennis
(Dem), Missouri; Jones (Rep9, Ne
vada; Wadleigh (Rep.) New HHmp-
shire; Conkling (Rep), New York ;
Mcrrimon (Dem.), North Caroline
Matthews (Rep), Ohio; Mitchell
(Rep.), Oregon; Cameron (Rep),
Pennsylvania; Patterson rep, South
Carolina; Morrill, (Rep), Vermont;
Howe Rep.), Wisconsin. The Lou
isiana Senatorship now in controver-
sy expires at the same date. Of the
outgoing Senators eighteen are Re-
publicans and six Democrats.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-24
SENATOR MOTIONS VIEWS.

The indianapolis Journal of yes,
terday contain Senator Morton e
views on the duty of the Republican
members OF C,ngress. We quote a
portion, as follows: "Whilc there
are few Republicans who can give a
full and hearty Endorsement Of every
act and declaration made by the
President, which go to make up what
are known as bis Southern and civil
service policies, yet we have seen
nothing which, taken either separate
" or connectively, justities Republi-
cans in distrusting either his patriot
ism or his Republicaulsm. There
seems to be feeling on the part of
those who disapprove of certain acts
of the President that they are better
Republicans or more faithful to the
principles of the party than he. Such
nm assumption does injustice to the
President. He is an original Repub
lican, aud has been tested for TWEEN
ty years as a soldier and civilian, and
has never wavered or been found
wanting in devotion to the fundamen-
tai doctrines of the Republican par
ty. He was elected as Republican,
and it is impossible for him, With the
present organization of parties, even
If he SO desired, to be other than
Republican President, not in an often
sive, partisan sense, but in his devo-
ton to principles and desire tor the
perpetuity of the Republican party.
Until it is demonstrated that he has
not this devotion and this desire the
Republicans in Congress should not
break with him on mere questions Of
policy. The President has a most
difficult role, and instead of receiy-
ing the unfIiendly criticism and at
tacks of bis party, he should receive
their support and be given their best
and truest advice"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-10-24

THE committee of creditors of the
late Pioneer Bank seem anxious to
renew their acquaintance with their
auondam friend aud counselor, Joseph
G. Duncan. They advertise reward
of five thousand dollars, coin OF the
republic, for the capture of the afore-
said Joseph G. and his delivery to the
Chief of Police.