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- .courins The cane u As esss

40 securing TIE cane V uhs esss
There 10 no excuse for saltng hay.
creep, "a follow In the errors and fol-
w. Y. q s,.saassEsek,- assvsgt.,S.
tos Of wet or half cured Aay And cscn
cone old fogies yet. who never resso
from cause N sfeyl Jobow Ma wsdi-
,f5ns II Ne past In t6is respect But
sss &. injuriopsyto syi bsy' Instead
al diving and trescrying II, the salt
absorbs moisture. dampsns spd elsck-
ens the hay. and In mo- case preserves
N. Salt In large quantities VA pre-
server. And ~ Ia sugar. But either 10
inperfcct qusnti,ies bclowthe pfeserv.
log measure .A'.nImory rspid dtvom'
Salt iwssrspex6svs60uid SsrRfveH
b. cattle litvpuy, ssi especially when
eating dry husks, both ~ q layaiiyr
and N ~ipeeutive 10 partake OF mofv
water. II should. however, always be
Ia q shape that II can be regulated by q
careful feeder. II Is claimed by many
that much 81 the abortion of cows, In
dairy stables. " caused by the carless
us. ~ salt when the bowels are relaxed.
From earliest history there has been
attributed to salt many virtues. until
mapy suppose Il is good for everything.
and in AL plsc-s. p Some medical men
recommend IL for dyspcpsia, others ~
q eme,ic, as n styptic or ns,ringent,
and ~ beneficial in cases of hemorrhagr
II the Inngs. And all agree that sea
water ar sait water baths are stimuIa-
Ating and tonic in their effects. The
Bible informs Us that all sacrifices Of
Tered In the temple were seasoned with
II; q born children were rubbed with
IT. Elisha sweetcned the fountain of
Jericho. With a.; aGd II IL used ~ .
symbol Il purify, pcrpetpny, in1or-
ruption and hospitality. And Ia II is
attributed %barrcnness and sterility, for
the site 81 any city or place which was
Intended should never rise again. was
sown with salt. An agent which has
~ many positive and negative virtues.
should be used Nth judgment, aud not
by thu blind and unrcasoning traditions
IL tho past. . And one Of its greatest
folliss H. that n nv handfuls Of II will
preserve n NOV Of wct hay. And one
81 the most Dangerous dses 81 II " 70
eo@pelstock to use more 81 10 than the
appetite Graves. or what r. necessary,
Ia. their Ray. Give stdck san 80 they
can 20 to Il when they want n, aud
they will Asver eat 90 hfuch.' Large
doses are lax Aaiyeand dangerous irri.
tants. Cattle and h0rss feeders should
all be s.:SAs Asd observing men. ca
pebble II knowing whep stook peod lax.
stiyes or astringents. and In what shape
to administer the milder remedies. =
C.F. OaSrtsoss ~ St0te Register. a.
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Wright and Burke ~ers a4sys III
walls for my aHS~<fons. spd fdH not
know which ! loved beet = wight grew
y >elou.. drank. abused ms more or less.
away his means aud TIME 90
<ANprthy oblecsa. and. WIN ishdAiity
lolASUy. alisoa,si ne from him. Ihsr
.ke'w6 convicted VI coantsrfsitipg. end
|hpq1neced To the penieniisy, and, as !
- hform you. I worried night and
.se1yto1 a wsds ! had tssvped. 20 pss Me
IsStes and kSsp hla supplisd wth
evefytbing he wanted. SiIiI b. ksew,
|ton11 vas only DONG these thing, for
bccsnse ne vas III trouble. aud ~
0use loved him No; . hsd ceased
70 wAvcr between him and Burke. I
loved the lsttsr and told Wright 90; I
would aud VIII marry Billy " he gets
frec,. II he doesn't. and IL settled I
~aadon my old hannts and wait
'osenb D. IL released will work night
Nod NY for him 10 that end. and until
the chhrchyard mold shuts his face and
form from my sight forever. ~ never
give up tho hope aud desire Ia live
with both on earth.
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AnecdOte Of Lafayette.

20 During the winter campaign Of i777
our soldiers suffered extremely for the
want ~ provisions. A penurious old
Dutchman, living in the vicinity III the
quartsrs. II tho Army. was known to
posseA great q6antities of beef. pork.
etc. but the ostcct % the most regard
among the soldiers was his well filled
smoke-housc. II was u small building,
situated a short distance from his house,
and contained, rs the soldiers well
knew. n goodly number Of delicious
hams. Eight muscular men. provided
with long poles. repaired to the scene
Of action. and with little noise and less
ceremony transported the house and
It's contents To their camp. Immediately
~ discovering Ms loss the old Dutch
man wasted on Lafayette. the command
ing officer, with 4 doleIul complaint
~''Sheneral. your tam sogers hAb carry
oil my shmoke hoos."
''De diable." exclaimed the MARQUIS,
whose English was not remarkable for
it, purity, ''tis not posseble."
"Dunder und blixum, dis drue."
well. den." replied the Marquis.
III they have got your sm~oke-house
you may be thankful dat day did not
take your meat. too."- MiddietouM
Gazette,
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Ladies' Shoes and ~Stoekinxs In Paris.

The low and sandal slipper is much
wsrn by ladies here. and the display of
ankles Is one nj the most attractive fea-
lures Of the exposition. Heels are still
high. and often glitter with brass tips.
There is n great variety Of design inN
foot wear II varies from n me,c soIe
with barely two inches of t~oe-covering.
To the delicate boot. buttoning far up IN
the clouds-of lace. Colors are also AZ
variegated rs form. There are black,
bronze. lavender. white and pale vel.
low. Canvas slippers banded with lcsth-
er, are much worn. o.
Stockings no longer hide themselves
bushels, .Ihe favorite color 10 q Light,
blue. But we see also the striped stock
ing. Ia Barber. pole; The perpendicular
,Atriped stocking. lack and white; the
stocking with a brilliant houquet inter
woven above the ankle; tho Diamond
figured stocking In red and white, and
the delicate opea-work stocking.
srAs fashion prevails ut present, the fe-
male foot mas become the rival Of he's
head. and the male dilemma Is whether
opment OF style. all former sensitive
nn@S ~ to sno n.y. - w W4Aiwg
anthony sseps ~ hare deserted ~ -
male heart, and now. - they rcciise 90
cAeirs and benches about the grounds.
yopag women wtb' svxY csNly stock.
iags ed sAppsse, do 10 wssss thS(r
sUeetnsss under dimity, ,ss.g wss ~
/. The sand and gravel Of the asakAss On
Ne grounds are a ? most AgSyayAtng
and troablesorns chAfActer Tor he low
ahesaSAaads is~h coennaDa 20 ses ladies
rsbriae tnss eerssa, vhsrs . Aassy -
moval % dslcats triumph 81 Ne
shpemAker's Art shows thai some little.
ngrAbbel stoaeS' have intruded them
selves v tsnaSr quarters, - Tia Dutrh-
man unmarked When be poured the
ssuiisrs Qua of his boot after wvvkisg,
IN the delds all day.-sss Yra$Ssa'
BnIistis.. =
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After seventeen years. Gong.lost boy.
% grownfo be % beari@i man, has
just been restored 10 his old parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams. livisg
at 2t2 CliiQbn street. His name is I'd.
ward, and he disappeared when IS.
81 ,picion stili tsstog very strong that
By ran away thinking to Join the army.
He was Under regulation size. however.
and failed In bis plan. and also In get
ting any word from bis parents. OF
whom forgiveness was sought in sev4
crsl hcttcn, which somehow m~iscarried.
Years passed, and tAe old psople uhought
their boy dead-buricd beneath some
southern battiefeld-and the boy now
In the far West thought his parents UNI
relenting; cruelty So and finally los,
oil trace II them, repeated letters going
astray, Sometime last summer, drum
s1er for q Chicago liquor house pens.
tratcd a. far wesk as Washington Ter.
vitsry. and. whom should he recognize
but the supposedly dccsAseA soldier.
now . prc~psrouss quartz dtRgsr. OF
course. In order u, o0ensct the s'ory
with the old childless couple. Is uey
Thought. the drummer knew them per.
fectly well, and by n telegram delight
ed tnetr old hearts with ths Intelligence
that their child yet lived, aud in his.
pockets were many nuggets, Within a
lew weeks the Tong Separatcd we're
again ID sash cshsvsraturA And only
yesterday the long.lost and nowsrsbust.
'ssnned pyner .rvturne9 with his parests.
who wisksd. ~ ~. before they died
their three little grandchildren on the
far.wessers sPlasH& - Chicago inter-
osedns Noess2s. 80 . go 80
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krsisesc ssd NOD her peer. Ia the province
fsr ~ near,
Th~rs verc ssver such brown ,fsssse, such .
f~sni,lcss hand,
she had youth and she bad goId, she hsf lev.
eb al unto,d,
And many . lover toid vso-d the lady ~ the
land.
Bet she, .hh qusealiss, grace, ben, iov her
psilia face,
And Woo me MOI, for Jesus sake, fsIr ssn.
tiemen =" che ssid.
II They vco~d, then With . fro~n abe would
s1iks tbsir passioa dosn,
sAs might have we'd . crown To the rinsie,s
on her head. tf LIE.
Troa the dissy easte-,ip hour ny hour shs
watched the ships,
Line shc~,ed phsnsoms coming end sc'nx ~.
ernorei
While the ,silishi settled down On the sleepy
sesport town,
on the gable. p~sksd sod brosp tssi bsa
sheltered KING Of yorc. stsi
And 90 Oh she "a, alone 10 the tnrsfof gray
stone.
And looked across the moofiaaa rrv,fu'
10 tho see, v
Tia, there grew , ,fiise~ oy, hos hes cNrck
ga lo.e ~. aye, 20 p# ESQ sas
"ash'I' once 'nnhs Wy ""~' o" 'ne sap
ph'fesra ba.l .
Her few walk. led Oh me var. .ai all At IN,
graz
And ragged Jagged rocks tina, fringe tbs
lonesome beach,
There cha would sisna. The sweet, with the
shl,s .urf Al h.s feet,
While above hef ~ssr'se the feet sparrow
hawk With ess0Soa phs
And an. eve, ,o,t8 AZ bT. half inter
"a m,.,.,,1% ~
Win n. million M Rs,es- e-es.luv
roar,
And 'twss well that, when sl,e died, thsy mads
her grave bcSAx Snwe ~
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NOTHING TO WEAR.
Experience with thc On Lace Women IN
the Seuth... Woman Natare Che Same
TIE world Over. s#H asst

Experience with the On Lace WSWe, IN
the Nea,h... Woman Naturc tiss Name
NE World Over. s#H ASST
~-NIhssr q mans numerous wife ana
children lind themselves Wttoev,her dc,
pendcn, upon what Ia plowcd out and
dug mp and raised upon tho farm. TIA
curious to SOC how shlfty u mNkcs scm
and how much interest they take In the
price current column of your valuable
paper. chickens l5c, eggs l2c. butter
(country) 400. They'll meyer MI, my
butter NJ ~ ccnts u pound.' o6scrvuo
Mrs.. Arp, "Thcy pay 10 cents 10 them
Yankees for their old ransecd stuff. and
One pound of mine Ii worth two of Il.
THAT'S the way with u people. They
Arc always runnin' down our own. lts
. wonder they don't import Yankee
eggs nj half n dollar u dozen"
'sCottcn In duh md l0sWr." No,S
We didcn't cultivate any very vast area
At the grcAt stmplc-only n half Acro
patch Tor tho girls H. pick out and git .
little spcndin' money. But you, sss
they mover picked nary pound. Whcu-
svsr I hinted thai Il was ripe and rcddy.
they MAS powerful busy about some.
thing else, and At the last I hadito hSvc
10 picked for 'cm. l don't know tor
sartin. but my opinion Is that cotton
patch Is n little toon nigh the big road.
Next year I'm going To plant lkNwAy
down In tho hollcr behind Nuo1k
and SEQ II ! don't hAvc bette, luck, e
know they are indusulpus sIraA Wen,
! hain't ginned or cold - ~ aud the
way the price has gons doNa n dnesssa-
In, for they can't cKno11y llsRer Nm
how ton dollars Is Agutnr 10 buy forty
dollars worth II thiegy, VAInh thSYta
they are Jest obliged ~ hive, beso,ls
they Amt got noihip,II var. n
what l never could lanpA
always look might md ai0
me, especially Of }, and
right proud Of 'em h DcAbovS6
average lot, but STU
that same old song
my nAbor's folks h6vv
twenty years. II A0ybN
respectable female Fho Ia
thin 10 wear l would like 70 petd69S
her. Amt IN inquiaieisD maa by M
means. but for = long time I've won.
dered what peculiar and particular
tAings u was that they nnlkeoW~
Plsss their parafernAlicr. Well. I think
! have discovered L.
The other dayi sWasi0 4 n 1ang 8
ah-Aopper. for Mrs. Arp said We
eoaldn't afford 70 buy soap. and Il /
vould run down some lle lyon supw
I've been doin that for somS WSxks
past) she would make Il herncll. 20
while ! was at work Mrs. Arp she
came 10 the bAnister. and looking a
sweet ~ v ! sea1 ben 500 -,
s.Havs you got Al11tlo Aperoca cpey
tAaa you could Scamp EVlLfohkaI
have . nickel In Me world, and I felt
amble and sorry for her sake. for !,
Amt oftentimcs that aba ever sxsS, Ne
for moaey. when I ibid hep GsfSiVAs
akion shs retired In good order. bu,
came back agaia direcsy, and says
sAe; .sCould you spare . little fiourF'
'.Yss," saysI I. ~ Is . case Of necos-
dey," rurty sooa che rseurned and
aAys, .'and . little oosn end fodder"
YES" saysI ]. So In due time q year.
Ia boy cum round and weighed outthe
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coasossded . farstce4 After ~ be-
came First Cossuf spd siftnAi ruler Of
France. there Vas placed beforr him =
spick- and-span Constitution, pre-
pared by . Srawsr a sncA shina
There was 10 be q Grand Elector.
paid. richly honorcd. and
sumpiuousiy lodged. bu, without sab
power Bonapafte laughed
heartily al this scheme. do you
think. " ths said ''thsa II I'm b be this
prize pig. fed and fattened by the Statee'
After that t1s hieS VA abandoned.
When The bourbons were restored. IA
1914. the Count d'Artois (afterw ard
Charles y. .dsthroned nod exiled In
1850 Issued an address which said.
Nothing Ii changed @therc n o
good ErencAmAn In kSsncs." lIxsry
turned % that o q stupid BourjQ, d.
but 9sisk vAteA TslsyrapA was ~,
author 81 the sentence 30 much u.
mired.
One Qkuihsu mQa; Effective Of royal
and Then of with the others headr'
The oomba, dsi mo- saks place. mad
dueiing Vanished from that time for.
ward Throughout the Sw e%disharmy.
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Major Tom 0ohiltrce. who's EQUINE
namesakc. by TIM way, was SgNln suc-
oessful at Saratoga reccntly, N the yub-.
jcct Of this story. "DusIhR the war he
was aid-dc-canip on the Man Of Con.
Dick Taylor, and vas cent Il carry dis
patches Ia Richmond, Reporting 4 so-
tees U,nogcmeut IA ArkAtsss. 1fvw ~
compelled to etpS doSrt into. TexsA N
order TO make Ms way tlfough ue
Federal lines. One night 40 sEopped
st . fine mansion In northern sTexAs,,
Tile only members VI thu fNnlly. a.
homo wore an old lady and her y6unr
and lovely daughter, TN 500 Sfs{Nr
lady ot 40 house wAsabsSnt n thcc Con.
fcderato army, Toms CunfcderNte
uniform sccurcd him u hosNilnbLa M,
'ception Tho lady had hcAfNs Juniors
OF agreal battle having bvsnis eDaehS.
ana was anxious Ia obtain ikliugs u
lhae son, and finally. after Tom had
gtvp n glowing description ~ the hat.
Tie, sho hssitatingly inquired 10 ne knew
u a young ofleSr naaesi ---- in shs
skhow him, madame" cried Tom,
why hes was my bosom friend; we
reys intimate ~ broshers; inthe heat
eattlc BE- fell by my side; 4 was wish
during his last moments, hs
Nthcd his last breath In my arms,y
Apld lady starcd at him wtfdly for 4
.cht; then ~shsorict, my son, my
and fell fainting into the arms of
9Augeter, The Two ladiss lslltks
and for hours Tom could hear
fiFA& bitter sutM N an Adjoining apArt-
RHe when copicns sloois q tsArs
Man somc~h a AssuAgeds theAr Erise tAs
y0una lady rc-eptered thr room, Aor
eyes rcd with weeping and with tear
stained checks she approached Tom and
Io4o between hsr sohs,s bslhvsy suoshs
or aud myself ssirs ~ hssSs your name
that we may always kssd ts1u hind rsS
msnnes~no9 for your friendship and -.
votion to n dsas. AepArnA~ 6SorkAs
'Miss." said ToassNaNlyAtAaShn
Was required o1ane - aafrtSAd.A SOD
der and = gentleman. I am MxBee
Ochiltrec, ot the CoufcAVuse Nypy.",
The young lady stepped ~. .WkUskA'
b cried. ARE yO0 Inn Oshll9sses
.Aajos Tom Oohllsrwo.ae yoar sssstsA
Aia.sSS9 the rsplysa TAs yoang. Ioiy
earsA Mesd rasAiag haek 10 shs sshsr
room, cried out stop crying, uc<Asr.
George Is alive and walk HAy, sAat
tfrlow Is Tom Oehil>ma. shssaasa Vhs
kvNe6father liz enueesaits sAAnaalsaAs
truth tor oashss-R esssocAzt hatrtpA.
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.SNinys Of S~0yersIyus.

Some famous sovercigps are .remem .
bered better by what they said than
what thsydid.S A sparkls az wit ha
gained . PRINCE more celebrity than ~
the vet speeches be ever made in his
Council6 u S.ate. "
Longsbcfbrc hvnry ~. came to the
throne, M u shis sayings was currvent
and praised throughout France. \,
bod Having entered into an alliance with
HE ,rcthcessor. Henry III. against
Charles ~ 0uise. sh- bsac tho FORMER
be- of chsor, and said. la alhision to the
current cous tbenlin pss i'rwo lion,
rvs ny worth more than one CaroluS'"
4 isnsa Henry w. Who having hcen
Aetetpd by one Of his minister's crawl
iag on allbygs, rith vns VI, his chit
lrsu, on his back, asked, Are you a
fatssrp" sids. on being answered IN the
aiass,ntivc. said. ''rhen we will finish
our game"
! Francis L.. who preceded Henry Of
Navarro, HIS obtained undying fame by
the wonb, "All ~ lost except honor"
m 4 lattg ~ his mother. Aftsr the hattie
Of Pava, In which he was taken prisoner
by the Emperor Charles V. Only his
torians recollect that Francis obtained
his liberty by signing = treaty 1T Mad
rid. which he pledged his oath and
honor TO observe, At The same time
signing . secret protest against the va
lidity Of the treaty.
Louis MI, formerly Duke Of Orleans,
implied \ generous amnesty To all his
former opponents by declaring. on his
accession. The King Of France does
hot aveago the wrongs Of the Duke Of
Orleans" This was q right royal as
well ms . most judicious declaration.
Shakespeare has put n great many
good sayings into the mouths Of Eng
lish kings--and probably invented them.
.'Uneasy lics the head that wears a
CROWN was \ saying Of a sovereign;
but IL Is the Emperor Charles V. and
not Henry " Of England; to whom it
rightfuily belongs.
Neither the sharp rebuifs administer
cd by Queen Elizabeth to over-pre-
sumptuous ministers, the labored cpl.
grams ~ Scottish James. nor the cyni-
cal jcsts Of 1.-The Merry Monarch have
lived In history; but Oliver Cromwell,s
bluff order, Take away that bauble''
(ths mace), when he dissolved the
.loog Parlsment.'' had ,errtbls sg-
~nidcancc, aud is likelynever To DO for
xot.eh. ,r
/. nyorge III, WHOSE ons,lnscy precipi-
the reverse % bright. but some clever
sayings are auriou'ed TO him. Anew
ahip' Vi 'hese VIII sumce 10 show
'he,r qua,,ty. L, Il ..t.U ~
~ Sohn adsms, the nrst envoy
sen, oy .he United stsses 10 the court
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The Joint In ashecp Of the best breed
AID in fair condition. which coutaiaa .
the leas, proportion Of fat, IL the leg.
and mex, To that il the shoulder. whilst
the loin. neck and breast had The lsrgcs,
proportion
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An exchange ssys, sslNe JonScu
StsndsNd sAvocaies LEARNING ~ swtns by
- gtsta"R Look, sSsaia 6rother. cad
ycu viii sce that ii Sdvpcssa harding
to swim, which is very different. and
not half so nice.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-25

II IL singular fact th Nc notwithstanding
the constant cumPlaiats and cutlery made
against Legislators and Senators during the
lists session, We have not seen single in.
ststnce IN which tisey have not been received
On their return honsr. with well DONE good
aus faithful servants. "-CGrron Conservative
We have noticed this general dis
position mall parts of the State Ia
praise individually Legislators who
were roandiy abused III the aggregate.
and base often wondered what has be-
casae Of the vicious maiority of the
late Gesiesal assembly who were gull.
~ OF so many sins of omission and
commission bat the Conservative
slsuld except Ascension from the APP
plicatian of lie remarks. The Rep
Fusentatires from this parish were
grsetsd with no h0sannas when they
returned frna the scene of their ar
duous illeness. aud if any body has
complimentrd then, for faithful SER
vitasle. It must haze been parties in
tesested in nionol,aIies which our
iasmbets 81 plainly favored by shirk.
iag any attempt to abrogate the per-
nkioas institutions.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-25

More than ordinary competition at
tended the town election IN Plaque
naine on the 9th inst. There were
three tickets in the field and the fol-
loa;ing candidates received the high
Get votes For Mayer, G. o. Laurie
for selectnen, Jos. Roth, Antoine
Wilbert, A. caBeza and franklin
Janses, With o tie between j. f. Alti-
mus aud Joseph Porter. Mr. j. H.
Shanks, editor Of the Iberville South,
lacked only . fsw votes of being
chesen ssleetnan. We can well be-
lieve the stagement of the South that
the eleetiDn was conducted loosely
thai men ssere allowed to vote with
out fareislling proof OF qualification,
and that parties mot living in town
cast baliats- since n total vote of
over $50 vas polled. Such M aggre-
gate Is greatly ont of proportion to
the popalatieil Ut Rlaqaeinine and
is primo facis evidence of fraud.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-25

Oar esfimalle friend Harry Goald
hns wandered back to the classic
aiiladss ct Port Vihcent, Oh the tanks
~ tie bsautifal Anite, and has again
fnteu mp the all-powerful Faber to
.vinaicate the virtues and defend the
rights Of the people of the Free State.
a handsome six-ceiunn paper, called
che Lisisgssonias, comes to US with
Hafry's name at tbe masthead as edi-
cor, and may it remain there until the
paper beceinss q daily aud it's boss
writer lie rolling in wealth. The CHIEF
warmly welcomes yon back to the
fold, Harry.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-25

II everybody could be as easily sat
isfied rs tbs people Of Pointe Coupee,
there would be much less contention
and i'll feeling engendered, especially
Of political Stature. The Pelican in
ti1nataa that If one end of the parish
lie allowed To name the candidate for
State Senator, aud the other end the
candidate for Congress, Pointe Coupse
win 60 solidly for the ticket. Lest
thsfe should still be some room for
dissatisfaction, We suggest that the
sslte Treasurer be selected from
tins middle section Of the modest par
isll, aad then NO might be reasonably
certain OF keeping the Pointe Cou-
peeans in line until 1880, when the in
eFsaeed nnmber Of offices to be filled
would afford greater scope for pro-
pitiatiag them.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-25


ElmmlIsse In our columas will be
fanni the full abatement Of tiie Semi
shsaaf Drawing of tie seiiable Old
I<oaisisna State Lottery Company,
eecsffing on the IIth JUNE, prox.
The Company holds its charter direct
fpm the State, and was Incorporated
fsr educational and charitable Pur-
possa in 1868. This drawing derives
sgseisl interest from being under the
exclusive and direct charge Of Gener-
als Deauregard aud Early, who will
In persOn arrange all the details and
assure abs0late fairness in the distfi-
button Of this great sum of money.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-05-25

The following letter is selected from hun.
dneds on file in the office of Messrs. Ferslew
l. Co. Proprietors JURGIELEwIcz's ANrr-
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE. p. @. Box lio6 New
Orleans
Mr.. g. G. Williams, jackson. Miss, says:
have tried your :. Anti Rheumatic Mix
taire. and want you to send me another
bottle. Before took it, could not walk
and now can run like horse.