davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-11-08
3. 2unfel's Sitter mine "
CfrOnS

Sc 1T fetn Hau belannt, roo q. 4. &nnlers
rDitter . Giien . We,m" bic Wirtuug peria9t
bate bel Der 9eiluns BON Shmdhe, beatet.
tet nit Gpmpt0men, tpie Sdeu Dor allen
Nntrengungen. Geb6btnibperluf, Mfbma,
alsemeiner Gntirdftuus, Turht Dor 9ranf'
belt, nerp0fem i3ittern, @rauen Dor benz
Tooe, NahtidpetBen, talten Diben, Nbnabule
bes Nu9enlihteS, Grihlaffung oes Wtusiel.
SpltemS, enornem Nppetit NIT bpspeptifhen
Spmptonler, beiben 9dapeu, flesenber Sihe,
Erodenbeit Der Saut, BldHe uno Mueihlcg
bes @eiidts, ner6orbenem Blut, Shmeraen
I'M Niiden, S4mere Der Nugenlieber, S&we'
ben ihtpar5er punfte Dor ben Iugen nit 4n'
orang bee Dlutes gegen ben Sebueruen unb
3eltueil,9er Sltnbbrit, nnmo9libfeit bic &C.
eanten auf e,nen Yunft lu firlreu. Mue oteie
Spmptomen entiprinsen aus SHmdde nnb
gu ibrer Seiluns oienf .. s. Runters .Bit.
ter'&liensVDein" Or tbut tmmer feline Wir.
lung. Gauleube, bic ibn sebrau&t babenr
iinb iett mleber i'm Belt ibrer pollen &c.
iunobett. Nebmt ben ddten | Dlrb periauft
nur ~ 81 6lai1en. Iber nebmt ieineu an'
bern oils ben pom 6. e. Runfel! Nraat nod
3unteps ~ tier. Gifen.W ein". CT III BON
10 pislen Ysrionen aus ieoer Sdidte Der &c.
leuihaft, BON Yerionen ieoes Stanbes Mnb
Nv ehPtoNh tuu(upus uuU 81 lSSb ~ AN-
ertbehrlide, toniihe Wieoi3in gift. Ct foftst
yrneuert bas Spitem unb u~erldngert oas 9e'
ben.
SD uerlause MIR, bab mon eineI Beriu&
mi olelem bohlt fhatbaren Cont MADE.
Yrels 81 per Glafde. Aleiuiser Glsentblmer
Y. i. &antel, Wo. $50 ytoro NeInte Str.,
unterbalb 8ineitr., philadelphia, Ya. Grast
md, Q,,nfoGa NA,t<a~ NNt,ni as 0rnt,N vuh
nebnt felnen anberen. Cine Photographic
oes Gi9entbiimers 1T auf iebeul umlhla8 ;
cue anoern iino Tdlihun9en. SItet SUD
Dor iolhenl 2a6t &uh pom Gurcn Apctbe'
tern teinen anoern %auIbdn8en, ole ben BON
&unfel ! Sbr ipibt, rpie CT ausithen muB.
3br fOmnt 6 6lai1en fir $5 betousmen. Ser'
,u1t's einmal.
Der Sanbwurm IebenbiS ab9es
tfieben.
Ropf unb Iues 9ebt ab, no1fdnbis In 2
Stuncen. feIne Dejabluug, che Der &opf
pallirt. Nuh Git, ytaoel. NIB Wia9en.
Wiirmer ptroen pertrieben BON Gr Runfel,
259 ytorb Weunte Ctr. Ausfunst fret. Or.
&unfel 1T Der einSi9e Ar5t Oes 2anbts, Der
erfolSreih III Der B~ertrelbun8 BON Wiirmern
1T ; iein Wurm.S prup lit gut ~ nehmeu,
unb bari pom 8inbern, 10 gut ME pom Or.
maGienen, eingenomm.n iperben. Shidt
I'M elm &irfular ODER uerlangt cine Elaine
pon &uniels Wurm . Sprup IN Der nahiten
Apotbefe. Yreis 81 be Tlaide. Gr tbut
nnfeblbar feiue Wiriuna.
Gine et9eme @eimitdtte mnb
Variit.
YIN Der 9inie elmer sro6en Giienbabn nit ,9uten
Mdrften i'm Often unb Mseffen.
SeBt 1T bic 3eit, lid oieielbe 81 iidern.
, 1877-11-08
Maieber Mb9an8. s ms'' a.. No;

Agsnttn unb Utrtauferl
psn,s WarO Sse3n's 5amtltu. 3sttuus tritt tor,
Deybu.S atjpn an unp 0tebt tpIsR Abpnnsatea ipet Der
srbBtsn uuD i0Sutsn Sleosrapbt. en-. iwt, aujeru IN.
i~tsteupen xtlperu. ptlVs ,piprl Ao8ah9 Rnpen. pom uiss.
Wnpsslpn a.s Vs8en1ude ~ tprsm W ide awake"uab
Fast asleep. Ags1tsn sabsn ,mmsnIsa Vrtpla % II
ps usht female eebOlsue Weleseapeu Tar ne. 2yu liefsrn
psn lst&tshsA usp iUpnten Yett1ais. Vtpsntans unp be.
iatlsn iepr pcbs Npmmtiitpn. jto.r Ttubete sper aeue
Absnntn, srbalt 70 ~ -. ri f@Sae otlper. Stnlaaa.
lt&sr Wprrath " a~a8eabltd tpeI scr snpuaa sprbaupen.
Die Seitun8 islba Rspi utter bamtltea . 5surnaItn obns
tsrss Wist1sn %. UNI " y sepp!ar' eas at Die sr6ste
Talent ptrp ptrwenbtl. SoUarb 3ssIsapn's a~raabyuna
fanst esrapt an; ets frubsrsn aaptltl qt,bsn bsa atOass
ntntsn s%eltsftrt. Ntrs. Stswe's lauc ttfepnte dplas au,
My wife and II, bs9snnt NIT BEN ututn ,Sakrt, ar.
Semaup, bsr eta srtss Saiar pesr Elm auabpaa tats
Vef@Ait panldt, ,puis iur Atrep.srs anp ! reisttns nc
an 3. y. to.e v. Co.. tew Bort. .Diapk
e.: s:s; =. s' s:ss:: s's'' '''gNl Ssnten perlanst.
, 1877-11-08

De Nsaea II W. stst Dufaatts ID 2tryss. In
~ utaIt bas SAM. ssaen Naerxns ane xrsft; @say
xiiMstet ~ enswt6ell. mut ba saaE 4srper Id.
IN. ~ krauttetu. n<i4t as ssasrtn 1bdttelet 20
OestssaaeSsstsxs uses4ea. ass stf&tessau drt, at0
- S1xytss10e Ndbt NJ lteftlbA Dtu u ~
0rnsS, ns5a ~ xe4vestfA otters," n y aAs 9Th.
vdn, VI 6e1tassnsssfDAHe rseet anS IN
es(ssS4 II&aSteH lutent. = vide &.en1ehn tttlt, ~
3fAsaaa Sss, AHt4tss<sa Rstss III. Dit sas0
ssS aHs snbata eaaontsafpdssa sntettea tsea r q
80 GtSrunssR bu Mastnspatisfdt, as hur& erbIt9s
Nnlaes stu osftiss Grialtune. Dena bs Sp.ie mid
ee&brtl srteuet uas Der Rtrst. IN 5Olss ss6ea ai&t biz
1pel0 unlbrt plrs. nut N%buaonune etntrettn unl
:! isAsa4.. esasn sr!tsst Ia. taS.sasa aslaa stas
~ ntAi Ia oaraAi MuI DIV %beabmtsatn &sr,ts
eeaa n 8dns ssa e4ptnsfa&s II ben nheu Staptsn h.
teasdl. N&tea shss dssaabms tbrs dxfmsrtiamiet ~
~ ri ~ RssxIt-sas NJ Dntssnasssrsaat, bamtt b
cYettn1 Sd4s VA pattest ~ FL mint tn nt&s ru&t
~ o4&Uute serarx&es unS st&t exs4 eu &srptr q
Hea sab 4m ntscen ear fdas ssu u e6satssa far
11s M f4IeAs Rsbfsas y btseA.
, 1877-11-08

0Nfs utRss n iet sat FAsn felt hasu Saern -
UoabexSpH0 e4driuaeS. xnb olxtrduleanesnattt aAes
hant h y iebeS asbos 6dlutttel eiefer Qrt I'd ree:s
oststSt. DsS Ntseyt p ttecm -eApntf6 otttns" 80
tsaoe 6ah da aefQ 0tbetmait nxl n q nod tetl b.
"A us1ts u yss ta Ra6tsmmn ~ erAnbe.s far ~
IN esMme sluikfst ssb ~ . snrdaas uamSsl!&
III trleui Srnanb axtu ban eist ltumer ks Srt
~ -e&vebtfA 0ttert' tsunt, sta ~ = eta Mjfa,'A
RttnenfAsA vr& t<n 6uiasf hHer atfdlfater RaGak
axxaa = ieraSru, uel&s AbnltA lulfeSeu ant f&med1
ps - eAh -eAses.f& ottters- aba ~ o%efanbtes
f4ahtA fab, s3esynb ~ sent!t4t ans s1ts -e&ne
NJ d Ns tesabes stAts 4 -rs h. asfmtfans
TT ~ putlfanS >araut 4tassIA:n, eat ksu 6lafee
w4As bNS eAts ,e&wssif4 0ttterA~ 1ttdlt w Reuese
, 1877-11-08
Nefet:
.Edfib unb @abr,"

o,eoeu @in{erpuna einer pnitmarte an 3aotpnb g.
Nn. $40. so gBarreu Ctr. Weip 9ort. iperoet lyr Jn
formation erbalten, welbe aaulsnoe pertb 1T.
, 1877-11-08
DIR. II. BRYAN.
Gonjultirenber Ar1t bes
Clinton Medical & Surgical
Institute,
1AD 81 Vlnf,sbnte Ctr. Ren 9ore.

(1nter ben etaatseeieben ,nsorporirt)
Gentlemen! mi nj s ssa's "a s';' s,; sss''! +:
s;,SAs ., ,g;IS 2,1;% Ssu y s.s ssssT1Ss!n' ,n nnS ,& sss S sa q:
srnhe bsiluns aaer 10 bsbanrsltsn Saae. Die better
falente Fnb a%nseiteut. Sober Mr3t II 9eroorra9tne
III isiner epesialitat. Das Snitttut ~ frsns ps!oat
unS bon b64ftem Range. oas einjts laper!dltse u
Nsu BORT fir bic Bebanbluns BON
Mdnner=& ranfbeitel1.
- ess,isus Wittel fir ipe,ssus aranssstsn s~rdpartrt.
9snorar md6ie eeSen Nae, fret
fur Arme.
9atientsn perbsn sriudt. Ndberes absr ibrsn 81.
Hanb ein,ufenben. tporauf ibnen cine etrlt&e Mnit@t
hber ibren Jau. bic Woslihteit Der 6eiiun9. bic oa5u
tb.ift iperben sptrb.
Sm erften Departsmsnt fnb Rrantb.itsn osr
iaIitai. Dl.I. i$ltssi Sc asrissti@: aranis;it.
barnrubr. Saameni@pd&e. nnoern6sen uno aaf
Rranfbestsn prisater ssatur elm.
SIN ,uetten Requirement Rnb 2sber.. aunsen::
Aopf. lnb Gsbirnfrantbeiten bic capitalization. au&
hsroen glsroen. & ranfbeiten Di8pepfa, 3rens. Rbeu'
mattsmus. Geropbeln. Gatarrb. Bruh. Haderots'.
trfmanuns uno anbere gerwa&iunsen behanoelt.
SIM britten Departement peroen Musen' uns
pbrenfranibettsn bebanbslt nns aa' pprattonsn ssr'
mir miinI&sn namsntItA Elm Dan,Yblet iecsm
Tfanne III fenben, Der nit Sprnptomen behattef ~.
melU ppqt1WeS yetoeH petuHoeH, oueb uet ns6Uos'
i&tpa& unb uersbeifelt III unb Uel@er bte bette Ius'
tunft hber bic 4ranfteiten tpani4t, oenen n am mel
fen ausssistt If, In 5olss bon nnflnSbet 'sosr Orb
tt&fett.
Der Rubm etnes iunsen Wannss ~ fstns
efdrfe," 1S27nD
unS rer am bsrsn biejen Rnbm ~ ertuerben uett.
Tam ON, bsfen jttne UtdnnIihfeit bebauRten. Aorsns
0lin.stl ms o. 9nattut. l49 q: ID. 0tI.. -
Aoouto,, uerIan8t fur has bette unp let1telt oer'
AykNItN tauii9e Dut. oas ie berausy.9ebea
lpurbe. 51ift nab Gircularen nno ~unIeren b.D.n.
9unsen fur M9enten.
afatipnal Nubliibtn9 Co.,,
4p23nop] philadelphia, ia.
, 1877-11-08

NsNrs, eAahaoRs1 utNsln 81 sessfbsatR oIasA
le1ea tie5e 3rGnlbttea II .6awebtfq Sitters" sas ntrS
knh e4uSmtttd, pai q bu bses 1lutretaiset IA, "a
s 1tds<. air plrS su 0ebraaA " bot slr sid senas
sd ~ GnSefnae t3saaeA. 70 bal psdea. Wlafera,
O4ArAAeeb0 anb aaSut Mt 0ttbu serbuustae Graai
lettiisn aaSbseAt1, bass INST br 0sbsesA fofsrt daAs
M u<rbea, n &raafkettu IN AefeA etAptzn dr. 81.
81 o4saStaaa ufsrbna.
, 1877-11-08
80 ArpSent.

0L~ Meenten uerlaust. Quite 1elsBengelt, WelC
1.IItt 3u %ptr0lellel, Jnr Geut-, lutiWe tyte SET pugt
etneh apelt ouVun oem Str,aul uitIttei
A~ygelprttu luluuleiL. GlperuIe @ohltitll ltuueI. SYleltt
lau prl SepulyulYen. ". ~. SDS oo4o. Ukeat
American Aea CO.s 81 uno 80 Selep o,raBr.
y,eW Yprl. aluzOuLl
, 1877-11-08
e9mebif@ Bttters.
Rw sas 4rduterfSften

~ nses as yt1txast4 SatseR uSeds In lusA
~ fdv6tf4u Try bd ~ vtRenf4 shli&tn 5srfannGe
OdAs a nj axf alen 9bolsn hr Crit aafeate. tk =
naIaSe testn@ft str!fn 4rknto IN, Va Gtssa h0t3
~ Md - 3ea,t3<eAaltHdk ~
, 1877-11-08
@ciunobeit! S@0nbeit !

VtuNuytu! SWuNytu.
etarfss. retnes, reidbes Blut; 3uuads an
9ieiid5 unb @epidt; weiA' Saut unp fh6ne
0eTdbtsfarbe N 5eeem seplA Sur&
ST.. @abmap'S
$ar(apariuiam Aefoluent.
Or bat Die ertaunlidner Ruren b'~erfhentst.
90 idneu. 70 reiAenb ibneI treten unter Dem
etnfu6e htefer rpabrbaft nuncerpp lien @tbi3in
DE Serdneernnsen i'm 30. per elm, Bat man
Sag fir Sag einen 3uwads an Tleiid
nno @ewidt iebtn uro fibleu fana.
Der arpfe Slmtreini9er.
Seb.r aroptsm bes earfapartatan seiol.
cent tbeilt benz 8lut, benz stpeiB. Dem llrin uno
anoeren s .iiilisteiten unb safttn oes 8brpers sefunee
eeberstraft mi. 81 eriest bic slusfdpeibansen
terial. Zero beln, Nus,s bruns, Drafcm.xrant'
Munte. anOten il ben 9rai n Mnr amseren
SDrcsrtnstisn. en,,aneste alussn. Musfafs aus
trantte'ten. Musldblaa. 6ieberfeaen,. Geii Ats
rDie. Nins,purrn. Dali Rheum, Gr,ippelas. Meme.
Burm I'M e:eiid,. Vefd,tpalife. allie id,wGd,
fdpweiRe. unb allie Striufe ober 3lbsasnse Der e..
bens raft fne in Der &eidb,ueite Der betleneen
Wacbt etefeS @uneerS DON mvberner Vbemie.
@enise1 Sc bee @sbraudbrs wercen in allen
obtgen Ndllen 9enHS n. bic 8etpaltige Seiltraft
biefes M .ttels aud Dem u~msldubisiten lu be.
weifen.
yDenn ss BEN patienten. Der BON Gag au 1aa r.br
eeurb b%stanois. fortibrcitenoe Abaanas uno Ser.
leebuna berumtertomlnt. enollh 9 uat. oieien 8erluiten
ginbalt ~ tbun unO f. burb neues Waterinl aus ae.
iuno m Dilute ~ srieben uno Dies 1T ole Mufaabs
uno mere Dirtuna bes 6 arIapariIIiam-r amn
II leins! aur aspiB. Denn pern crit einmal bities
W!ttsl Iein Rerisunasmert e8innt uno rs o~enielbrn
ee!lnat, bic burt %tramtbafte Mpsdn8e ~erlittenen Ser.
lutte bes Spitens ,u erleben. oann ihreitst aud be
beilun9 init ~reiBenoer S6nele porndrts uno Der "a.
tient orb nit jeoem 1ase ib ceiunosr uno trdit.aer
tublen, be Verbauung miro better Dor ftp 9eben Der
Mppetlt itarter peroen uno Gleii@ uno 0s,piHt ,u.
n bmen.
Mber Der ySarIaparinian Rsiolpent" ibertriHt nidt
nur ole anorrn Arineimittel III Der BUR BON droni,
lhen. tcropbuloitn. oraaniiden UNI baut.&rant ei.
tn. i%onpern er 1T aud oas einatse =, iitiue bllmittel
fir
Nierens unb @laten.aranthetten.
Gries. DIABETES. 9BaleriuNt, urlnue balt,ns, I'm.
ID istsit oas analisr au galien, Yriabt's &raMtbeit.
Ilbnlninoria uno in allen SfGuen, no Der rtrin lamo ae,
yotbe ODER eilpsiB lrtlae giieoeripIaNe ooer Gopsn, ipis
non meiBsr Seibe. ODER fnohenitaubo rti9en Sab ent.
balt, ODER bid, woltlg. buutel uno gala ausliebt uno
has barnei &lbeln, Brenuen ODER jpnl!iaen Stmer,
, 1877-11-08
Nierens unb Observation-Disclosures.

Griss. Diabetss. 9uaHcriu1t. urlnpst baltllns, I'm.
i'd isteit oas anaiier gu ga!ten. Yriabt's araMtbrit,
Ilbulninoria unb III allen fGuen. mo Der urin lamo ae,
yotbe ODER ei,peiB lrtlae YtieberiplGoe ober 6oben, ,pis
non meiBsr Seibs. ODER nodenitaubor ti9en Sab cut.
bolt, ooer bid. woltlg. bdntel uno gala ausliebt uno
has barnem 8lbeln, prenuen ooer l~onltisen Sbmer,
n, Qreu3 uno an ben &enoen peruriadt
, 1877-11-08

bDat 0Axn Ne F&redat4eR e&Mtssn snSHalSH
Ve6e tttft &Yanitett NIT RA brtnst. pens IL ttm .6&v3
SM9 Ottess" dr 9etlmitta sebstts wtrb. ~ Sober lelde
ni6nsen laaal q l!nbut te 6&meriea tsfert snb u
kstsdetteu 0eArau&s StrA Ia Patient ssn WpHe 10
~ u. Ianft1b< fesaex tea Gae. ~ ud&en " yuAn
In Uustn ttrA wIxbutsre edlntttd y etssssAn
, 1877-11-08

Gine et0ene @eimitdtte mnb
N m.
In Der 9imie elmer sro8en Giienbabn nit ,auten
Martten i'm Often unb Wefen.
Sebt lit Die 3eit, iid oieielbe 81 iidern.
Wailoes &liina, fruhtbarer BUoen, btites Gano fir
'Wiebiubt in ben Der. Staaten.
Biifer. Rarten, poue Mustunft. ebenio Der Ntp,
nier" mad allen beilen Der 9Belt fret ~oerianot.
Man ibreibe an d. f. DAVIS,
4s82s. Omaha. Wsb
, 1877-11-08
&Qltes un0 biBiQes Tteber,

aebeiIt iur 81 Gents. Gs elbt tein anotres Maens in
Der Welt, mas 10 ihneI ole Nrten bon Jieber beilt,
he bon perburpsner SUIT (ntalaria) ober oeae'
~nsrtrter Gane fommen, mOaem lie Sdarlad., Nerpen.
fieber ober sebes 6iebcr bciBen. OILS unter 3u3e.
buns BON Raopap's pillen, oas ugReacp Reltsft,
Dr.. Mantnap'S. Muir 81 Gents bic Jlalbe! /:
, 1877-11-08

OtutrstntosnA
"
0x4sysens Dtat n ~ 9nStRh4s ~ ofleRAe0
a. {sfss dtAaft3 &Saai1stta
@sutassf4ldss.
, 1877-11-08

9tarfes, retmeS, reid,cS Blut; SumahS an
6ieiiH unn 8etpidt; meiR' Saut unp fb6ne
0eIdtSfarbe 1T 5ecem seplA bur&
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1877-09-12
State aGeWs.

The rice crop in suffering great
~ for want of rain.
One.third of acottou crop is the
estimate in Vernon.
Cotton picking is progressing
rapidly throughout the State.
Everybody in New Orleans an~
ticipRtes a prosperous winter.
One.third of the crop is the
damage the worms will do in Red
River parish.
The damage done by the cotton
worms in NatchitoChes is fully
twenty per cent.
Natchitoches has raised more
than enough corn for home con-
sumption this year.
Real estate has increased in
value in Monroe, La, twenty per
cent in the past few months.
Claiborne parish is fixing up it's
fair grounds and will probably
have an annual fair in future.
The IbervilIe South thinks that
parish will make a magnificent
cane crop this years, even better
than last years.
The cotton worms have done
their work in Cameron, but the
ieId of cotton in that parish will
DO good Observation-Disclosures
Charles Echo.
1t is estimated that the yield of
cotton in this parish will fall short
two-thifds, owing to the late ravs
ages by the caterpillars.-LdkG
Charles Echo.
The post office in Franklin was
entered last Sunday night, aud
robbed of $500 in currency and a
registered letter containing
money.
A negro suspected of the crime
has been arrested and lodged in
Jail.
The weather this week has been
everything that could be desired
for the cotton erOp-warm, clear
aud dry. We hear of considera-
BILE shedding on the sandy ridges
and several planters have told us
that the cotton crop will be much
shorter than was anticipated
about a month ago. The worms
are showing up in spots, but thus
far have done no serious damage.
Cotton picking is progressing sat.
isfaetorily.- Carroll Conservative.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1877-09-12
atews pf tile ayeek.

The peach crop is so abundant in
Smith county, Texas that they
are turning il into brandy.
The Virginia papers generally
express appreciation of the nomi-
nation Of Holiday, and say he
will be elected by a vote differ
ing little from a unanimous one.
Alta large meeting Of the work.
ingmeH held in ST. Louis, it was
resolved To sever, no wand forever,
all connection with the political
organizations now existing, and
form a wOrkingman's party, and to.
have nothing TO do with any can
didates for office who are not
workiBgmen.
Philadelphia Ledga argaret
Haugherry, the geuel R0man
whom all New OFleaf AVS as
margaret, has pref Gen.
eral Angn Mwith a word
in appreciation Of his iding
behavior while iii COZ Ia in
tllat city la3spring.
Ex Governor Tildeu IN III
Kent visiting the hol his
ancestors. He returns don
in a few days, and will TO
Paris. Gov. Tilden ds all
public and civil conrtesies, has
refused d special train to Dover
aud a free passage on the steamer
10 Calais.
Lieut.. Willard Young, United
State Engineers Corps, is one of
the late Brigham Youug's MINER
Gus children. He has for some
time been stationed at Willetis
Point, attached to company A.
Heissaid 10 havsrecived 500, 600,
not long since, as a gift from his
ialher, and now he comes in with
others for a share of the estate.
The Wells and Anderson Trial.
tNe8 York Horld.9
Washington, Sept 2.-The trial
of Wells aud Anderson, of the
Louisiana Returning Board, viii
be called this month. Both left
here las week full Of confidence
that they would never be cons
vieted. They were not so homes
tul that they would be acquitted
by a jury. but it would be found
Impossible they believe. to secure
any verdict. The President and
Secretary Sherman are under.
stood TO share this confidence.
Well informed parties III New
Orleans seem la take the same
view, ard while admitting that
the prosecution will be vigorously
pushed, write here that 4 eonvic
lion is a matter of much doubt.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1877-09-12
OBITUARY.

On the Sd instant, were deposited in
the silent tomb the mortal remains of
Mrs. JAS L.. Burke. She commanded
more than q common amount of love
from those dearest 10 her, and from her
neighbors aud friends, was the recipient
OF more than nm ordinary share of pub
lie esteem. She was, rs the sun in the
heavens, the light and joy of all around
her. Her life was devoted to the wei
fare of home, to the practise of those
gentle virtues which, appearing oCca-
sionally in our dreary pilgrimage
through life, give us an assurance of
that sphere of light and beauty, which
we call heaven.
She lived as q true christian She
died at peace with God, and received,
We earnestly trust, tho fruits of re-
demption and hope, as a reward for
virtues practiced and transgressions
avoided. Her life was not as long as
fond relatives desired; as such, it was
one which each of MS would DO well in
trying to emulate.
To her friends, the lG3s sustained by
her death has left q void In their hearts,
but the abyss III the hearts of those
who know and loved her best, who can
fathom?
Not having TO knoaledge with tho
0mniseient God, Of kh destiny upon
the vast Ocean of the Eternal, whose
surface bears the souls which have
tenanted the world for d 900 years. the
hope of the Christian inspires tho
prompt and certain conclusion that she
has been added to the circle of the
elect. Then why mourn the departure
of the soul, when it is called away ly
him who rules all, To inhabit that
world of happiness, in which fsur
familiar light from the brilliant sun
would seem as utter darkness, in which
oGr concept of beauty, If it were
realized, then would appear as defoFfn-
ity 7 Because love, friendship aud com.
muuion, are the elements of life in tho
soal, when they are withdrawn, it
fingers, it is Frustrated.
The century which Witnessed ths
event of our redemption, by the Man
God, left MS as % priceless boob the
knowledge of the immOrtality of tbe
soul, retaught in a precise and glorious
form by Him who suffered on the cross.
1t was transmitted to us by the inspired
Apostles. Whit we received THE other
truths of ohristianity-among them,
that most comforting assurance that
acts OF virtue are witnessed by the
Almighty, and are rewarded by Him.
From this does the hope OF seeing our
lost relatives and friends arise. We
should BIO reconeiled TO the loss, when
we know il is not absolute.
The tomb receives Mt the end those
we cherish. Within the precincts Of
the sacred chuEch.yaTd our thoughts
must NC one time seek the objects on
love. We must resign ourselves to the
inevitable. The rays Of the bright orb
which gives light and life TO the organ
lied body mus ut last kiss the tomb
which contains its dust mist CLEAN
from the tinted foliage of the willows
gentle ~undalations, for all time, III
~aaea0rlaut. A FRIEND.
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6diturial.
PLANTATION RAILWAYS.

The interest taken by our LEAD
ing sugar planters in making ex~
tcnsive aud permanent plantation
improvements, is evidence of their
faith in the future. We have
recently mentioned the fact that
at present more tirst-class, sugar
machinery was being erected than
during any other season for many
years and now we are glad to
note that on many large planta"
tons the question Of increased
facilities of transportation for
cane to the mill is engaging their
attention. Mr.. ArunsS Orrel, near
Cypremort Landing, st. Mary, is
the first 10 relieve the horse railway
for that purpose. He has a num-
her of tenants, two to four miles III
the rear of his plantation, and to
better enable them to get their
cane to his mill, he some years
ago built a horse railway back to
them. Finding that other plant
ers during bad weather, were
glad of the opportunity to ship
their crops over his railway, this
year he is having strengthen rails
put down and the road length
ened. Doubtless it will pay we'll
In Terrebonne, soon after the
extensive sugar estates of Messrs'
Cage, Ashland and Woodland,
and others on upper Grand GALLON
united and built a horse railway;
a distance of about two miles, to
BayouTerrebonne, where they ship
their sugar crop, and they thus
save hundreds Of dollars by it
annually.
Messrs. Walker 81 Thompson,
of st. Mary, on their two large
sugar estates, Bellevue and Pals
Alto, are now adopting the sys"
TEN in use in the English and
French sugar growing colonies,
and will hereafter haul all their
cane to their mill by steam.
Switches will enable them to run
up each turning row, and thus
very little hauling by wagons will
have to be done. As these gen,
tlemen have also commenced the
system of having cane made on
their place by laborers whom they
pay By the ton, the railway will
greatly facilitate them in that
direction.
We really believe the day is not
very far distant when horse rail-
ways on plantations, for trans
portatiOn of both cane, fuel and
crops, will almost entirely sup
plant those cumbersome and mule
killing carts now SO commonly
used.
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