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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08
GSic seriorcn unf Wi Der se rUn

Bie Scricren unf Wt Der germ
rrn%i,e 8zE
GiHt atsarhluzs fttv bic raeitAls AriIaHe
ss. Saanis Une SslRbtft6rna.
ID. Sptttn nstraueateeber, eirt rsuc au&~
Saghadbe zen TT. GuIrfrptll's ESrItlNne
E4S Tt.r bic rat'taIt 6tl:lns ssr 1sERti,
IakSl rnsn reer @amtui6pdts, aei'tias seer
~ tarrsrIi6t s6wih.. 5irrrrifIt ium
% 6tirattsH, &C., btrprrsetra6t eHr6
EtIhfttFs6una une etfHlehiIits Susftrtt'
fur Wn. Eic fbredIihcn y I: Iscities eaffere
NRb in bititr 6:ritbmttn SrpEHrt ,ur gNdr'
runs Der 3ultnc nit Neiittrfhaff etihilttfl
ane Der ein;iae fiters Rta aa9taebtn. drfrrtI'
&en rius "rgfineide R.ir-a. ""r' -" Be.
krauA ssfihrliner inrtriihtr Gseisiner. sr>
iitIt irtrecn fam.
EGt, alt unS Jung, wtIts an Hrssnfhnd'
DE, Rlsena,itlaasnbeii, ,flnroteri eeer peI'
luticncn. une ben tauitue trduriscr claen as'
fdtIehtIiher Gueftrsiftro'n ltetr. isgten
eieft SGrift nit Scrsfalt tueir.n.
Urn ibr Die weitmasIitf. Ssrtrtiturs IN
snIbnFtn rire eititltt arate unc puNfrti
mad e1tn 1beiIsn Der SrrlniSrr Staattn SU-
Ithidi.
NaHaseuflru
BRUGMAN d SON.
4l Ann ST.. NeH York, Post Bo1 4bs'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08

Srast: @arum tatfu bic isaniilieas
satsr bic Snabsn lieber ale fie RaDGtn2
aatuort: Dsit pic 9nabsn f&en NIT
l5 satffraafs unb sdSOn laufen, bic
EdeGsn abtr oft MITES Saprrr fiste
tle9tsa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08

9t6te Hbrr 9 rpRrer tintfpcn elurm
RtssiuttiSea sefra3t: wsINtr Inter.
ldbtes rcpl ,riltea 3dr unp GwiSttit
fel3 Meia sCrtl. erRiptr eitAttRbtre,
rsenR iH mir Die 3sit nebAtn puatr,
Sbnen pls sustinaneer1uitStn, 70 wirr
ben lie eiae GwiStsis sesrluAeH, rliE ju
SrrlictsR.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08

Gin 4 taepR In Connecticut nADs
erte f1 In Der &ir4r NIT srnt RtirSrlbeas
tel rinert Gucd6tiD 5tlafrHptn. 9tlS
CT In ltilbe aRiftrb, risb Der Erpatte iiG
bic MuSeR uno faSte: 80, paHtr Stels
mails, ttt rau&e nt0t."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08

@arum bli6eR bic DaHfR biuF0
RaH eeal Renrt2
@til lict tin @anH b0riR btFnbtt.
I aDaram InD rian&e Brautn ben Rt.
talIen dpRItt2
Sc retiSsr iis nerben, britc naetr pel
len lit Sepust fsia.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08
ltkrcu! 1QDrcu !
- s.. 6clb,

bait teRlneis bic f6Oufsr, etesartefsn
unb mocernlten D1nr. une Safhenubr
rem, fcrte prn ren feinften une ttlten
tbclenaaren ~ ben bitli9len Sretlen
In ieinem 8aune, auf ben1 3peiten Stcd
In Aleranhsrs @ebduet aurt gtrtaafe.
&esaraturtn aGer Svt wtyken ia Av'
itr 3tts senrd6t.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08
SpspcpHn

rter gtrsauunae Srfhrsretn, 3cpf.
fhmsri. Stulteribmtrt 8etlenmuna
Ger Eruf, 6ufsn, faurss NuffeEsn aus
Gem Rlse1. Stpinrel. itlebten Be-
Ihmld i'm Nunee, 8llenleipen. 6eri,
tlrrfen, Shmtr,tn IN Der Nlertn 0r-
gem, nne buntEt aneere RrdHtteitS
Griheinunssn. relhe pur9 .llnssr0aa.
li6teit erleu8t rrfrDer.
0tseH: Ganteranfheiteu, NnF'
tdhldac, = twiren, SlIjHuFs. 6ltdsn,
Rttte0rr, @sibrure, Garbuntti. Rina.
wurn, Grinctcrf ih!imme Ausen,
Rctblauf, !Rrdbe, Shrrf, Diiefdrte unt
anettt &rlntbeiren pet 61ut III Der Ue-
brduh Der 5rcpfsn pom unperglethliter
Birfune. rGins einjtee Ma fhc
miro In flit aden 6inen ben unaldutis-
fen son Der @irtuRS steirt 9etlmtttsts
uttrieuSeR.
Saltet Gmsr Slut rein nue
gefnmtbcit Cures Sr0aMtSmuS
ntrc Die SolGe fein.
tfI- aF f+v GER
!. Die 6lai@s
&ambMra t. Srrp:en"
fcffet so Gents pbr flaf Slafttn
ipei Dpadrs, finp In aaen ceutfHen
| Nrctteten su baben crer perpen steiel.
BEN nacb Gmpfang bes 9elces frei mao
atlen Gbellen Der @ereiniSten Staatcn
srrtdnet. > a- -@. $50 sac
Nan abreHire.
a. Voge!er g. Co.,
Baltimore, Nd,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08
BcItaMft bel 0uen Trus9ttte
Gie 2mm8c!
& biu inciucbt.

Titrt Gufrtitenht ure aefstrlt6, RraHfhtit
uRe eeren srrautssetrtr S-mrrrnis. se:ne6S
idifiaKr 6uffen, 3nntftrcif. Ssiisr'sit. 3ssr~
Etktr-rfrern permanent sebtili eur6 ., TT
EwGsRt'S GsmpeHne GSrLp
vsn miIeea Rirf&tn." - d
Srsuniti6-gin Errldufrr her eareers
f4~irefnHt. in daraf.rriiirt eur& Gatarre
seu Gntluneara Der G6Iein- Rtmtrane etr
2uft> $aiTast, nit Saffra une Guerurt, tur'
itn atttni, Stiieittit uue S6mtTltn IN Der
Sruif fGr ALE trsH& ellen gRetttentn, tstb'
en- SalS, BerIRR etr Gtim rf. 6uffeH. ID
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08
@cbcn, @dbs
tbmnt, GbGrbcit.

9cmSen Saarfartc @ieAsrher-
Gteucr.
Rrimt @Grbt, NaAf barrie Scare faRA ns6
kistnArht; rrritt ben GsaIp v'u alta ar>
rtiAielsiitH, MaAt Sat eGG weAtfH, ws 90
auSgsfaAsH sbr hiaN sewsVesa ia.
&aAA rA bu CANT GnstWtHbd wsrsf-. ba
20 HsNE Die Saa fdrbt, ne@ GIeGfr auf BEN
ftireu etnstn maA.. WIS 1aarMsttrI IN 20 baO
ssGlsMmsnAs, wsIAsS bic RtIt isnGIa ttrssr>
a,bra&t. pas 6aar wirs uHtusrt HHS srAdTgr
uHN itm Nim satirIiAt Garbt stut Gxvsu>
bRas ssn HiruaIif&t &tH GsteaHItH luriGstasben
Etit GinflEruns eittS ivaSrbaft nrtbssls
Ian %rSpdFaiS In hititm eanef, rear 90 eae
Guneu nne eit Strunerure sru alien &laf'
fen une bat flh ale Der einliac @rfiftl eerdeTt,
Rtlrer aeirlut Hnf ebns RtH arausn 6anrfR
ibr natirIi6t Harbe pisrrraiet, tensn Gt"
fuHttett, Eside, 0lani uae S6cnktii eerlett
uHe Saar oaf Rahltspftn rsa eeiitn uriSFilrg"
lidrT fSaybe erstHet.
Eisftr rtrns Gne Fsblrtt&tret &rftfd IN TN
fiG ftlta cpmrl,t, feline aerai6uns seer Vsr~
bntituns per ftinem 0tbyaut rter iresne Tenn
,,rae III RStbis, Nm bic sswanf6tn StluItats
~ crlirIeu.
rs ScntS per Slaftbe.
Ran Cenee SsGftaunstn an Or. Gnasnt
& Srhn, $50 Aprib Sr6tite Straee, @tilas
h.Imh.a alIntnsas EiannAhiarmrr
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08
Gr. VtuaUWe's
0emp UMue %urup VSn EBiieet
&,r(Geu,

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elm 6aurtulitttl.
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9ra&ia, Ssrrnctia serr etr 3uige ttrrttrtr
ure aue srrfEittrrtn urlaftR lfamHsr. aIe
Ia itne HbnercRr RrEyerlihe AHifiGHsu~ 4, 9ie>
ibrra Setr Rrlhsit Ger GtFnFr, ftrddr eun.
ee, utbran'trsusuna Der Sttmmt, unttrern6~
isr &utlttruHa, EsrfSpfuHs etr F1ilt seer ZEE
Der, te. &c.
Or. Smapnc'9 GcnppWrR &rrup
Sru 1NiieeT RirfeAen
n;Et NeS nstl eH ecr sFry,eT, iHttn CT hat
eIut reiniat, scr 9ettr sre Nsr 4itrtH isre ees
fuEes 5baiisssit lurS6siEt pSe eas NuSsRfs,
fttm FART.
Cir in rae tiniise wirfiart Eittt staru
Slutune. FrpH6ielt uRe art 3uEseutrerttsi'
tea. E6winefahnsc ure irIGe, eie IN f6ra~
6r Gunst yrdriercnUt NnN, lrater uifi vu"
thItr, eiries srsEt ststtabililtt 1eiImiIttI an
lurtnetn.
Esire ruree,tart RraFf. nift klsS attr
S&minriu6t, I,resrn utsrieete Grrni'nt Yea"
ktr, roc cine aQmdhli6t altcratlse Gttieu nee
ttia in, in ttrisltn. FurS ieirea grtraut
rire fsr Suiftn tswitftn. GurG feineu ODE.
bran d miro her buiitn lpsfs. er Ea&iAnsiF
vtrrniatttt FH, esr S&mtrl l6et ra+, etl
NuGs fttr. in ieinem naiiglidbtu Status Sprlid
sc Eastn rire in isirsr Srcft, Habruassmti
nt III streautn une 10 afiniilirtn, titdrli pni
ithtm Graeu mirh cir ttfercc une Hinerct
| 3lrt inatIutrt, aus nsl6eT liG RsSeS rttrsa'
tiueS nnk yltAiiEts Neie,h tileri.
Il.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08
0lcttn'S
S6tpefel $ Seife.

Pas wtrAfamGs, ssR wasrtAua 10 etSsSsua
GutsrftSt aAsicntttsr.
@ItrR's EAptfeI- Stife ReA
MT wunpuearr Stntniefsit ale IrtaIta
Rranfetilta uRb SitruHstn her asritirR eH
6aut, eurirt uRe sutiHRt't faG &EftrtieM
stRs stscMmatismus nnb GiGh tnftrnt
-C.tRb, hipreyt fas 5aar GM AucfaGsR tne
GBraspere,R. une III eae bcRe $GueRiattt
sstn striEt anltsdrEHs 2rantteittH.
Twra ttH gtbreaG rifr Grifs rtrbtn
Gnf&pnbsilcR Der Sbtrbdat eautrRe tHftrHt
unp riR suftburrnetr GiReub au faS
GtHht, eeR 6als. tit Srmt GEe IN Der 1eae
euf rte game eau,ad@e, peIAe eaNH 0
btwuHbtruree~ure,tGTtta, on
nne mel d pirt. ousastbt.
DttreS biItts1 lHs &Mdet1e
6tiImitttf ma6t bic WHelaGtB
fhr 2Hipcfrls SdHcr nRRptstS.
N.r4rush Rld6tf uRt e.irsR.tuS wWSsa
eranel,6 rurA ri, Seifs ttstnfelrt.
ssrpt ratsss is.sa Gstraa6 90. "a
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prr SdDadDtrl g ,Stl&), Coz. u. sl.20.
rR. ns arsgeR etaGe tSr 10 GiHsa anb
lrtmal 70 srsb, ais etc fiar ~ etufe. ssstFF5Se
6iu's Sanrs nuu Snrtidrbemitttts
G@warB pssr Sraan. 30 GtHtS,
G.. 81. Grittentsa,
GisentbImtr,
100. Y Gt4R asewns, Rtw.Wsss.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08


Ssasise SamiIten-3 -3piRtstritFs. =
Dds In si,ttn SlHttlien .3rtaisEsit;n
srrfatsn. III trauris, assr rltr, Hs4n4-
mai lenimeH otr sa+fi n urFemilte
Tinsc Dor, bas man ii.t tres rts Traurte
gen rts elHens nt4t euttllten fam.
GO paffirte 60 In elmer Gamilte letir
@ste, eat Der alte GttaeS bettuterb
aHstnttelt Rl& !6aafr tam: fttne before
6dtte .mpfns ion mlr eiHeM Strcn pc
geTulrfen. etr ibH juityt rtEaS rtig~
ten. ats CT crnee CrubHnsen ausRftb,
rSrtF ete Brau In ihrr DHtb ern tEptn
ttitsn Gtstnhanp. etr bier sufdIiB tin
Gi mar, une parf co nit DsHtr &raft
mad eem Gaftsn. DaS traf ion eerabe
auffte 3dfr, auf rtlGeV GU NIT vieGer
Eabt une 6rcbtn RoRra rtn brrsEtdeG
EupfHttrSptrt anseltet bate, unD ftiH
Griisbt fab aus, ais oh Der @ulR0n auf
tinmaI auessbrshen ftt. Ctne Der limDt'
gene frstns sinr BlrHuuG 1u fFtbetlgn.
Dur4 cie 9ufregung uHe ctt unGewOeR.
| tr anareusuns .erlcr bic UitbenDe Wlt.
tin sas GlelAStwibt uAp fel In tiHen
atbtH ier fsbsnetn, talb Hit Oaftr &C.
fanten BafAlubfr. Ia Rt jientE4 rcr-
yulsnt In, lrpinSte lie ftp Dur1 Dens6aa
10 ftjf tn Dcnfsltta, nlt vie nitt wifeer
ttraus tsnnrr. unp fit riuEtr bnbfc fibfR
blstbtn, bio itr reHiirrairter Gatte Fd
eas Girtie aue cen GMsen srtrDGnrt
bate unb iRr beIftn tpnntt. or war
cbtr iblau senus. che or fir btraaebcb.
ibr elS 8rrfsrcren ltiuatbrta, U16 Er
rtrdrtisrS ME rritetr faun wsree, uHp
er f6rsr tbr IL. raj wtua Rt tbr Der.
frrthen ilittt bait. tr jbrtn 1lnisn pub.
| lipr.a ptrpe. Auf tirir Btiit rurpf
err Grttetn ritber btrseRtlt, une co
MIR not ntAtS poA EStalaar at5Srr
tattn, ntbmsn mir an, slb bic 6rau tis
tvt ibrtm Btrfgrtttn rrtu setlttben IR.
Cine AmerttL RertH fdete
ntulit su ,inem rlnaeiihrn 3eGbtans-
irn. pttcarr an ttt Grtnjr aaG SOD.
pi,ttiem 0tsenhlnffR itrsn Jtcffrr
eur0furte, pisielcrn rntDllten nur., rrdS-
bare UesrnilinEe" 10 (wearinE apparlll.
| AlS Der Stamts am Sreen Rts aCiTsE
|. Is. 6lafGcn iraniOii-ttn Brandy
rntFtdtt, frastf or % rltitlDen auA ais
traseare GrSesRinee la ttlti&nen itier.
| ScRrsl, aniwcrtrte re Dams brtlR. ea
itup neints DsaHEtS 0latmlBen might
capal.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08

6tinatblitbts 3eusnib.
SO wear f4ltmn bsSaftet init tirr her Id.
Rilltn ontr aranfttiten. Sruritus ure Sru'i~
90 peer etrtbntitt stfauut aIs irdenet 6emcr-
ksietu. DaS 9udm rM III aeitsn fan untr-
nlclih, str1art.e ii& eur6 8ragtn une that
ri6t t,itn ftSr msb. Sd taufte cine SGaG.
rel prn ,Enasre's safe; ibr @ttranh ger.
Ibeffte mir raitt GrIti&teruna une srsitltt in
fur,cr 3sit tiur rsrfette aur. Sect fann ih
Mnetilfrt fdIafen uuh mcdtt iA eneR, bic an
eiti,r l6lftsen Arantheit ieiesn, ra,btn. N6 To-
frrt ,Srdsne'a Ealte" iu csribafsn. SD
babe fan rn,sblist Nittel rrsbirt, "bHs ptrNa-
Rtntt Silfr ~ Rrssn..
', -SSftr6 Gbrif, -.
tsirma Rssecl a. 6 srif)
%titF,I> MNh Ghuhboue. 2A4 Verb 3 n
&ia6t, $tilnetIpbia.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08
tnfpftSR fe au& Rtrf& mrs
ansttduftn &rueitdttn anb
llnrelraultChftttcn

tntfanbeR finb une SldturatR .uHs
0erfrrfunasn rtrdrIaFtn. 60 rvie bic
5rrrfcn rie auSfubruna bee Stcfss
hewirttn, Ter rie Ssitrtrrc strdnla bts
10 nebmen iir bic Ssmrtrme unb 3uflIe
pta, Rit uus itnsr Ertrr entirrunseu
rarcn, l. y. niht npr rir tclifdrtiacR
2eibihmersen, irnetrp audi eif Edseu
abtduaisen Stitwsrrtn etS 6aupies
une tu Sraf, cen. SGTiuen. f1s
Srudtn unr eie TuRtrfcit re RrrftS,
Tunfrltsit err Suatn lne Ps;ltmmuna
ttr Sruh, aud tcs ttltwrrlifr ave,
une Girdtbmtn. 3uflnr, rsIbs tefcne.
ere etn &spSAsntrifsn Sfttrt farattr'
lid Gne.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-08

Tian frnee Srntluustn an Or. GDasrt
n Srhn, $50 Aprth Sr6eift Srabt. @hilaS
psIpeia, ga, aIIrtnist Gisrnibnmu..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25
Why She Stopped Her Paper.

She came bouncing through the
sanctum door like cannon ball, and
without pausing to say, Chow dye
DOR she brought her umbrella down
on the table with mighty crash,
and shouted.
81 want you to stop my paper.''
"All right, madam"
''Stop it right off, too" she persist
ed, whacking the table again, "for l
waited long enough for you to do the
square thing
She Quoted down for moment,
as we ran our finger down the list of
names, and when we reached hers
and scratched it out, she said:
"There; now mebbe you'll do as
you'd after this, and not slight a wo.
man jes cause she's poor. If some
. f.
rich folks happen to have little red
headed, baady-legged, squint-eyed,
wheezy squaller born to them. YOU
puff it to the skies and make it out
an angel; but when poor people have
a baby you don't say a word about
it, even if it's the squarest-t oed,
blacklist haired, biggest headed, mob
best little kid that ever kept a wo-
man awake at nights. That's what's
the matter, and that's why I stop
ped my paper.''
And she dashed out as rapidly as
she came.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25
NOTICEi

T HAVE So GOOD TEXAS MULES
l. which | will sell at reasonable rates
Call at Excelsior Stable for further
particulars. n. J.. MCGINNIS.
Oct. -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25

"HOnOr Thy Father and Thy Mo-
Their" H

Don't talk to me about your being
a christian if you are not treating
your old father or mother kindly
This is the Only commandment that
carries blessing with it. I have
been amazed, talking to some of
these men that have been slaves to
drink. l say TO them, "Haye you
a mother?" yes "Wclr. have
you written to tell her what great
things the Lord has done for you?"
mo" "No? Why not?" 0, how
glad you can make that old heart!
Don't let me hear man talk of his
love for God, if he does not love his
mother and treat her kindly, because
l will not believe him. You remem.
Der when you were sick how that
mother was never away from you.--
How she watched and tended you.
She would gladly have taken all your
sickness and disease and borne it in
her own bodyif she could. l knew
man, protesting christian, who
had had some trouble with his old
father. And this father was dying,
and he sent for him to come to him,
and he refused, and he would not
even attend the funeral. Talk to me
about that mans christianity! why,
he is worse than an infdcl. BY and
by you may have children, and they
will grow up, and you will cling to
them and love them dearly, and they
will hishonor and reject you if you
do no. honor and respect your par
ents. Young men, if you want
wife, get a girl that treats her moth
er we'll; one that does not sit in the
parlor and allow her mother to do
all the work in the kitchen. And,
young ladies, ifyou want to marry
man that you will be happy with,
love one that honors his parents; for
he does not honor them and love
them, but treats them meanly, he
Will treat you the same some day.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25
A True Hero.

In one of the hotly contested fights
in Virginia, during the war, Fede-
raj officer fell wounded in front of
the Confederate breastworks. While
lying there wounded and crying pit
eously for water, Confederate SOL
dier James Moore, Of Burke county,
North Carolina, declared his inten-
ton of supplying him with water.
The bullets were flying thick from
both sides, and Moore's friends en-
deavOred to dissuade him from 60
ing on such hazardous enterprise.
Despite remonstrances and danger,
however, Moore leaped the breast
works, canteen in hand, reached his
wounded enemy, and gave him a
drink. The Federal under a sense
of gratitude for the timely service
took out his gold watch and offered
1t to his benefactor, but it was re-
fused. The officer then asked the
name Of the man who had braved
such danger to succor him. The
name was given, and Moore returned
unhurt to his position behind the en-
bankment.
They saw nothing more of each
other. Moore was subsequently
wounded, and lost limb in one of
the engagements in Virginia, and re
turned to his home in Burke county.
A few days ago he received a commu-
nication from the Federal soldier to
whom he had given the "cup of cold
water,' on the occasion alluded to
announcing that he had settled on
him the sum of $4,000, to be paid
in four annual installments of $4,000
each. Investigation has established
the fact that there is no mistake or
deception in the matter.-[ Raleigh
News.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25
The Passions that Induce Disease.

The passions which act most Sc
verely on physical life are anger, fear
hatred and grief. The other pas
sions are comparatively innocuous.
What is called the passion of love is
not injurious until it lapses into
grief and anxiety; on the contrary it
sustains the physical power. What
is called ambition is of itself blame.
less; for ambition, when it exists
purely, is a nobility lifting its owner
entirely from himself into the exalt-
ed service of mankind. 1t Injuries
when, stimulating a man to stren-
nous efforts after some great object,
it leads him to the performance of
some excessive mental or physical
labor, and to the consequence that
follow such effort. The passion
called avarice, according to general
experience, tends rather to the pre-
servation of the body than to its de-
terioration. The avaricious man,
who seems to the luxurious world to
be debarring himself of all the luxu.
uries of the world, and to be exposing
himself to the fangs of poverty, is
generally placing himself in the pre-
else conditions favorable to a long
and healthy existence. By his econ
omy he is saving himself from all
the worry incident to perjury, by his
caution he is screening himself from
all the risks incident to speculation
or the attempt to amass wealth by
hazardous means; by his regularity
of hours and perfect appropriation
of the sunlight in preference to ar
tifcial illumination, he rests and
works in periods that precisely &C
cord with the periodicy Of nature; by
his abstemiousness of living, he
takes just enough to live, which is
precisely the right thing to do, &C.
cordlng to the natural law. Thus in
almost every particular, he goes
on his way, freer than other men
from the external causes of all the
induced diseases, and better protect
ed than most men from the worst con-
sequences of those diseases which
spring from causes that are uncon
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25

DR.. Tut has been Ell.
gagged in the practice OF,
medicine thirty years, and
i0ralong time was demon.
strator of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Gcor-
gin. hence persons usin.
his Pills have the guarau-
tee that they arc prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from ali
qnackrrv.
He has succeeded ir
combining in them th'
heretofore antagonist,
qualities Of a strengthen.
ING. fnrgatiTe, nnda "n,.
Ty!HS :uHic.
Their first apparent Ct
feet is to increase the ~:
petite hycausing the Zoo,
10 properly assiuilltr
T. us the system is nour
ishcd, and by their toni
action on the digestive or
gars, regular and health
excavations are produce
Thc rapidity with whic
frreonS fok' on Ersh
willie under the irfuen,
ofhhesc pills, OF itsclfi'
"'cates their ajaplabi!iN
TO rourish the body, an
hence their cfficacyin cur
ing nervous debility, mel
anciioly. dyspepsia, WIS,
ing OF the muscles, slug
giShness OF the liver
chronic constipation, ar,
myth 10 the ..ystrm. Sol.
IN ray Street, New Yo'i,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25

"A PLANT has been newly found
out in Lukpihur (Hindostan, the
leaves of which turn very much to
the shape of a grasshopper in pro-
portion as they grow old, till the
parts of the insects so formed be-
come fully developed; and each leaf
forming, a separate insect issues out
in very beautiful appearance
This plant is known to grow by it.
self and no second plant has vet been
seen to grow from it.
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AN old detective says: "If de-
sired to train my son for detective,
l would first make him a newspaper
reporter: that, beyond any other bus.
mess, is the business that makes
stupid men smart, ordinary men
able, and capable men brilliant; and
what an experienced reporter cannot
detect is not worth detectinp.n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25

ENISH1NG TACKLE-A GREAT
VARIETY. SPOON BAIT
and OTHER GOODS IN THAT
LINE. DEALERS SUPPLIED BY
HENRY ST. JOHN.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25

DALLAS, Tex, wants a new Or
era House.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25

The boy in Hartford who put
his hand into cage in which a rabid
dog was shut, just to see if tile brute
would bite, had his curiosity quick
ly gratifed. The dog bit.
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Onr Rpet's Gorner- Selettea
MOTH RHooO.

ALL about the dreamy house
Fits sunbeam, softly bright,
Gold locks with tresses light
Dancing, tossing up and down;
o, sweet heavens! for such Il crown.
In and out where all is still,
Sound gay tones in shout and song
Dimpled cheeks, laughs loud and long
From pure merriment within;
Fun and she are near of kin.
Up and down the quiet room,
In the garden, on the stair,
Ruby lips is everywhere;
Chattering as childhood will,
Only when in mischief, still.
Mamma" this, and "Mamma" that,
Giant ?" 'tran I?'' all the hours,
Eyes like stars and breath like flowers,
Busy little hands and feet;
God makes motherhood so sweet.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-07-25

DIR. TUTT:--Dcar Sir: Tor ten wears have been
a martyr to Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles. Last
:pring your pills were recommended to me; | used
them (but with little iah). am now well man,
ave good appetite, digestion per ect, regulars ools
piles gone, and have gained forty pounds solid flesh
They are worth their weight in gold
REV. Il. l.. SIMPSON, Louisville XIV