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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-11
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Mu8lano.
&clitifheS.
Sur prientfrage.

2onoon, 8. Suit. Cine 9epeI9e
aus Berlin beri@tet, bab Der Triebens-
pertras nd&ften @amitas unter5ei@net
[merben miro.
3mii9en Der 9iirtei unb Deiterrei4
iino betreffs Der Oeeupation Inter,
banolun9en besonnen moroen. Sic
8iiriei miini@t, BOB Oeiterrei@ Elm
Document unter3ei@ne, mel&es oas
Nnre@t bes Sultans auf iene Yrosin-
sen eonitatirt.
Sic &uiIen 9dben ibre @eiamnlt.
@rie9saus9aben auf 98s,000,00o &u-
bel.
Cine @pe3la!bepei9e aug Berlin an
loeg @GIp 9slesrop9" iast bob Gne-
lamb uno bic 9iirtei Elm Defeniipbinb-
|nib nit chamber absei@lo6en baben.
England beiebt Gepern iofort unb ea<
rantirt bic Sntesritdt Der afiatiI@en
5iirtei.
Sieier 9efeniippertra9 tommt ni@t
notb,penbi9erpeiie in ben 8erei@ Der
Beratbunsen beg Gonsrefes. 9er+
ielbe 1T Elm unab9dn9i9er @ertras
5,pil@en ben beioen betreH:nben Md&=
ten, 6eTen @iltisfeit ni&t in Gra9e se-
|fellt ,peroen t6nnte, ouber unter &iiito
zines Rriegcs. SIS ,piro ieoo4 oem
gonsreiie BON oemIelben Nn5eise &C.
uo9t ,perSen.
Sic 8eiesure Gpperns wiiroe eng
lano iiber bas gupbrat Sbal abIolute
@ontr ole 9eben 5u benz 3mede 1T BE-.
reits Der 8au elmer Giienbabn projee.
| tirt morben - un1 ,pQre Elm ,ueiteres
@ororirsen &ublan6s nod bieler &i4=
| ltung bin ni9t mebr m6sli9; ia, 10
melt Aiien in 8etra6t tommt, biloeten
England uno Die Siirtei pirtueQ nur
cine einsise Ma9t..
Na@ri4ten aus Berlin belasen, bab
bic Grase betreffs 8atums 5eitpeilie
ernite Befiir@tunsen aufitei9en lieb, uni
oab oeren 26lun9 nur oaour@ berbei-
|9efiibrt muro,, baB Die rulfl4en Be=
lcoQmddtisten i@ bonn G5aren betreffs
|bieirs Yunttes neue Derbaltsbefeble er.
|baten; ba menn Datum ni9t fren9
als 9anoelsitaot sarantirt tperoe, eng.
llanb es li@ porbebalien luiiroe, pan'
l5eri&iife our& Die Gnsen gu ieno en-
menn INNER es lol9es fir 9ebotel
|bieltt.
9ie peri@itoenen iett in Berlin BE
finoli4en gorrelponbenten fimmeu oa
lrin iiberein, bab Der in oiejem Yuntt'
erlanate Mustras Die pollitdnoi9e 9es
armirun9 Der Teituneswerte uno oa
Werbot 9egen @tationirun9 Dol
2riessidiffen i'm 9ofen e;ni4lie6en.
5olsenoes fno einise Yuntts be
; |3wii9en England nno Der 8iirtei abge
J eli9loiienen 8ertroes:
/ ~GS mirb bic Bebinsune Qe{ellt, bof
uenn Batoum, Rars. uno 9rbaban 20
Q &utlanb bebauptet m<rben, nnb men
: lie Der 8eriu4 eemo4t tuerben iont,
einen 9beil bes Gebiets bes Sultan
in Alien 3u anneetireE obne bab ber
b|ielbe bur@ einen beFnitipen Griebena
| pertros dbeetrete1 tpiro, @robbritanie
J, nd nit BEN Sultan jur 8ertbeioigun
oon oe7en @ebiet mittelf @affense,pa'
!, perbanoet. Ser @ultan perpfi9tl
lid leiuerieits ta5u, bic n0tbigen s..
formen, 'pelde ipdter bei@loiien werbe
io1en, ein3ufibren.
I'm Grobbritonien in ben 6tanb J
|iebtn. bic notbmenoisen 8orbereitun
|een fur Ausflbruns Der BON i'm, iibel
!, nommenen BerpFi@tunsen 3u NADER
pinist Der @ultan Elm, Die Sniel gp
g Ipern bofir beraugeben, bab @roBbri
tanitn oiei.lbt beiebt nno berpalte
mdbrenb @roBbritanien fi@ perpfi@te
ben Meit Der Gintunfte Der Sniel lbl
ibre aussaben an bic 8foYte aus,ub.
lSoblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-11

iJSs ~ssIsSssssssSsss OUp wv OUuVSI
pel&e Dor Rur3em ouf Die 4oittlii4e
BON q Hoio i@oB nno einen @ai5asier
permunbete, aus @eiben, ober M.zi-
eanern uno ni&t aug Snsionern Be.
itanb, obmobl Die Rduber ii4 als 1oI@e
prrmummt botten. Oberf Criterion
ia9t ferner, es feien in letter 3eit meb-
rert tleine perod&tis ausiebenoe Ban-
ben Mei6er, mel4e al1e merfplrbi9
gut be,uaffnet iparen, our4 Sort gon.
do 9efommen, uno baben ii9 peftli@
semanot. 1T forbert no4mals, bob
lobalo ols m69li@ cine peitere gom=
pasnie nc@ ienem 9iitriete sefanot
weroe, oa er Is fiir ,ui&tis bdlt, obne
9er3us cine meitere Gompaenie Ropal-
!!erie ing Gelo su ienoen.
@erbre@en uno l1nfdue.
YittsburG 4. Suli. 9eute
Na@mittas sesen lbr uurbe bic
bieii9e @egeno BON einem beftisen bon
&e9en uno @emitter be9leiteten @turme
beim9eIu9t. I'm Der 38. @traBe
uuroe cine Mable bonn Blit eetrofen
uno bronnte nit ben @tallunsen ab.
Ser 9r6Bte @9aben tpuroe im Mue.
sbenp Sbale perurla9t, no Elm itarter
9aseIi&los itattfano unb 8dume ent-
mur3elt murben. 9ie 86i4uns Der
Mae9benD 8allep 8abn iit an mebre-
rem @ldben in Golee bts l4weren &esens
fortseriiIen. gs mirD sen,eloet> oob
mebrere Yerionen ertrunten iinb. Meb-
rere 9duier wuroen umseueDt uno ben
Gelofrii&ten 9roBen @@aoen 5use=
|fiist.
gu &oB @rope an ber @ef,Yenn=
lplpania Babn, einise meilen ben M1e.
sbenD oufmdrts. murbe oas Yicnic ei=
ner beutl&en lutberil4en @emeinoe 9e<
balten. Gin srober Baum, unter
mel@em piele 4erionen @9ub Dor Dem
l1nmetter geiu@t botten, itiir3te um.
E3ebn perionen tuuroen eri@lasen uno
Is i4mer perlebt. Bier ober fiinf Der
| leb teren werben mabri&einlid ni&t nit
benz 2eben bapon tommen. Sic 3oh=
ten uno @ermunoeten maren ldmmtli9
8ewobner BON @barpsburs. Trou
&eeo Miller nnb beren 9o@ter uno bic
So&ter oes lutberil@en @re6isers be-
finben fdb unter oenen, bic 9et60tet
luurben.
3u Neslep's Sun ,uuroen 2odbart,
Gre,p & Cos Deita Oelmerte BON
Blib setroHen unb brannten pollitdnois
ab. Ser peruria4te @4aoen ,pirb aui
100000 sei@dbt. gu Gait 2ibertp
f9lus Der 8lib in einen Stau uno tie-
Ter brannte nieber.
Geuer.
Cincinnati, g.. Z. Suli. Mor=
gems 2 llbr brannten bic agricultural
8orts" bon Ruot Bros. nieoer. Ber-
/
!uf $4,000. @erii4erun9 ie SIC, ,0O0
in Benton, ap.. 5iremans anb Goo,
pers; 9apton glultual Morine &:
Sire New Seriep &opal 2iperpool
Yboenir; Brootlpn 8ritii@ american
& Sire aKoeiation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-11
Ser Nprbfern,
9eraussesebenbou
8rid T. aaiitr.
saint Gloue, Minnefota,

erl6eintie iebcn DonnerFae unb tofet iabrli@
in Borausbe3abluns: $3.50.
STIR ,peniger ais Monate miro tein abou.
nement an9enommen.
BON abonneaten, bic bic 3eitun9 nidt
ausbrIdli@ abbefellen, tpirb ansenommeu,
bab lie bas Announcement fort3ufeten muniden.
Sic %erabldumuus, pber 8ertpei9erung
ber N6bolung Der 3eitun9 bon benz 4oaante,
pobin oieielbe beorbert woroen 1T, fouie bic
untcrlaluns Der Nn3eise an bic Strausseber
Don Der etwa itattfinoenoen Ortsoerdnoeruna
uno Der Nngabe oes neuen 8obnorts entbin>
Bet nidt bon Der Bejabluug ocs boaen Abon>
xsmsntsbetrases.
Mn5ei9en,
mel@e obne 8emertung ;ur Nufnabme ein>
aeben, merocn 10 (ange eingerudt unb bered)>
net, bis lie abbefeQt werop.
Mnaeisen neroen 3u ben sem0bnliden
Yreilen einscriidt, ndmlid l 0 Gents per See.
bier-3eile, fit bic erite Ginriidun9, uno 5
GsutS tiir ieoe folsenoe. Gur 4naeisen, bic
,!ausere 3eit te1en bleiben, wiro elm beoeu>
enoer Ibjn9 erlaubt.
Sic 9eransaeber Fnb i'm 8eFt einerbou>
finoi9en Auspabl
9feuer unb eeibmadooQer = 2ettern,
uuo iino baber i'm @tanoe,
9rmfia9en a1ler Mrt
in beuti der, englii@er, fran50iii@er
nno n0rwegilder @prade
ouf's 59neufe, ,@90nite uno 8iQ;sfe
5u liefern,
'uno empfeblen ii4 su seneisten auftrdsen.
@ebrudt merben:
'4etterbeab8,
Sillbeab8,
@elbdft8farten,
Girculare,
8lanf8,
31afate u.f. m.
auf tiiraefe 3otis.
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G0itorieae Hsti3c,,.

V't1u1'eue 2tat3(u.
:. 9ie jdbrIi@e aartoFelernte In ben
yer. @taaten btlduft f& auf etma
2oo, ,ooo, 900 @uibels.
abelina Yotti ion am garooI,e
cine i@0ne 8iuo setauft baben, um F9
oortbin NIT ibrem Nieolins 3urad3u3je.
ben, ,pehn ibr gontratt in 2onoon OBJ.
sslaufen 1T.
an'tta Soeobs 1T oi: erte 6olldn.
BERN. lpel&e ben 9ottorbut Der Meol.
3'n erbolten bot; fe piro in amRer.
Dam pratticiren.
Denn oas 9el.pbon erit ausem,in
i'm @ebrau@ it, miro t,.oa nit sr1be-
rem 8ersnii9en uno nit sr6berer 6i-
&erbeit, als jebt, einen Nsann einen
2iisner nennen biirfen.
SR Sapan biirfen @itttuen mad
errei&tem SO. 2ebensiabre ni4t mebr
beiratben.
. Na@ Der Mobe setleibete Domen
9ldn5en jebt in @olo. unb @ilber.2i-
ben. Sic Mobe uiro pieuei4t 9eraoe
10 laage bauern, als bic 2ib.n itr.n
Slang bebalten.
gs 1T ni@t 3u befir4ten, bob bos
felepbon Die aaHeetlati4e ean3 s.r-
ordnsen miro. Sir bic ibnelle @ei<
teroerbreitun9 bon Neuisteiten itebt Der.
3affestlati9 nod INNER unerreidt 6a.
Sn Beaper Co., &c., purbe .,iue
@@ilotr6te sefunoen, anf beren Rlden
Die Namen bon bier 8rloern uno oie
Sabresiobl 1913 eineesrobeu 1T. Drei
Der 8riioer leben nod uno boben nod
|ie45ig Sabren bic 8etanntl4ail nit
|ibrer alten 6reunoin erneuert.
: Gait Die pdlfte bon allen Rsis, Scr
in ben Ser. @toaten perbrou9t piro,
tommt aus 5io Carolina. Na4 tie-
lem @taat proou3irt @eorsia ben mel.
iten &eis, uno 2ouiiiana 1T Der brittle
reis proouairenoe @taat. Sn ben lbri=
gen @ubftaaten ,uiro menis ober car
tein &eis s.pfan3t.
Tmerita fat nod Dem lebten gen-
ius circa l93 Millionen Uldnner unb
10 Miuionen 6rauen.
Sic Chicago ~4oF" miro iett non
3,uei Grauen, Mutter uno 9odtsr. Of.
ne mdnnli@e 9ulf: berausseseben.
Sic 2eler ino nit ben 2eiituuesn Der.
lelben 5ufrieoen.
@esen 3obluns boppelten eatr.es
tann mon f@on Morsens feds llbr
3utritt 5ur Barrier Ausfenuns erbol-
ten. eonft ,uiro oos @sbduoe osm
sroben Yublitum Dor l1br ni9t se-
0ffnet. Sic in Noris onpeienoea
ameritaner tlasen iber Die nnsep6Dn-
lid i@le@te 0ualitdt bes Bbistep.
9ie teutl&en Armeen boben ieiner Set
bic Gosnoe probaeirenoen DiRriite iebr
sei@dbist. unb beren poufidnbise 8ie.
oerberfe1uns III bis iett nod ni4t
m6sli@ eswefen.
= Sn Der Rdbs bon @aIpeRon. fes.
as, wa&ien Gitronen bon .l6 SOD
Dur4meHer.
Bottom jdblt S55 abpotaten. 1s1
3aufeute unb iaufmdnnif&e Girmsa
unb 625 Qiquorbdnoler.
- ssie mir nit gersnisen p.rneb.
men, iinb in peri&ieoenen 6nli4ea
5tdbten Criminals -llnteriuaunsen se.
gen 5dli4er BON 2ebensm:ttel. ais
Mil@. MebI v. I. -. einseleitet -uno
loie l1ebeltbdter jur etrafe ee,osen
wsroen. Die 6errsn goseler & ge.
in Baltimore fab tberfals sesen. Sal
|t&en Der aaetmein beliebten Dr. Dug.
Ia6niss 9omburesr 6amilien Mesi,i.
nen porsegansen unb bitten bebhaIb.
senau barauf " a3ten. bab ieoe 6ls<
ti@e BON 9r. Aug. 26niss 3amburser
l9ropfen nit oer Ramensunteri@rift
lberielben perieben iff, ebne wtl&e feine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-11
st. glons, gliun., 9onuerfas, ben ii. 9uli, 1878.
S II 1anb D..
aus Der Ban oes sbouptftoot.

|
aus Der Bunbesbouptftabt.
@afbinston, 6. 5uli. Ser
gommiFdr Der General 2onboffice er-
belt beute BON Resiitrator nno Reeei.
per Der 2anbofffct in Mallowal(a. @a-
f6in9ton 9erritorium, fol9enbe 9epe.
i&e:
ra6nnen 10 il bic Office i9lieben, um
sesen Die 40 Meilen entfernten Snoia.
ner 3u fdmpfen?"
F Sic Antmort bes Gommifdr @il-
liams lautete:
rSa, iebo& nur 10 1anse, als Is ob=
iolut notbwenois it,"
Sic Snbianer.
Can Graneiseo; 5. Suli. gs
iinb 8eri9te iiber einen 2ampf ein9e=
trDffen. tu:l@e BEL 4enbleton 3tpiI4en
8annods uno freunbli4en umatilas
itottfano. 9ie san3e @eseno um
Yenoleton 1T BON ibren Bemobnern
perlaiIen unb Die $ruppen riiden Dor.
9ie 8annods fasen, iie ,ponen ii9 Big
gum @olu mbiohuB our@i&lasen uno
oieien iiberi4reiten. 8on 9ouaro bat
ma i&on felt elmer .@o4e ni@ts ee-
bort.
@a{bin9ton, Is. Suli. Gs
miro in abreoe seiteut, bab l1n5ufrie=
oenbeit unter ben Otanean-Sn
berri&t. Ser 9on5e @tamm, io,pie
9ele9ationen bon bena9borten @tdm-
men la9ern bei Der totbolii@en Mfii-
iion uno ale feierten lie oas Trobn>
lei&namsfeit.
Can Grancisco, 5. Suli. Cine
bon beute oatirtt 9epe54e aus @uran=
Fpiae, Moboc gountp, Gal, lneloet !:
|@oeb en- iinb a4t Tamilien aus benz
Surpriie<9 <9bale bier ansetommen. Sic
Sn bianer famen bis innerbolb 8 Mei-
len bonn 8bale, ftablen @ieb uno be-
md&tisten fd bes Snbalts Der 9duier.
Treuuoli4e piuts baben bic MnIeoler
Dor ben feinoli@en Snoianern 9e>parnt.
Camp 2efer, Mantuns bes iiio.
li@en Mr,ues BEG Sobn Sap Jluiies. 2.
Suli. Mmtli@e 9epel9e:
9ie Snoianer sinoen an @onntase
ben 30. SUM in ser Ndbe bes bielisen
Ortes iiber ben Sobn Sap Tlub uno
beFnoen ii@ iett i'm Gr1-5bale. gs
iino an5ei@en porbonoen, baB iie in
Der Ndbe Der Miinonne beg @ranb
&onbe iiber ben @nafe Riper 9eben
unb ii& i'm @@ut Der @dloer ber
Blue Mountains @eeenb balten >uer.
ben, bur@ nel@e Die Sruppen ibnen
pon Sort @urrp bisber 9efol9t fino.
@enn Mbeaton Die ibm 9eianbten
Beteble erbalten bat, miro Ct bereit iein.
ben Snbianern NIT allen ieinen Srup.
pen entsesen an trtten, iobalo iie aus
ben Bergen berportommen. Sic 8ir-
ger batten am 6amfa9e ben 20. SUM
Elm 6&armittl nit ben Snoianerx, in
,pel@sm Elm Rann eet6otet murbe.
Mm Sonntase ermorbeten bic Snoia'
ntr 3,pei Mdnner in oiefem fbole unit
braunten brti 9duIer nieoer. Bernarh
[wor ibnen jebo& 10 oi&t auf ben Ser
lien. BOB fie ni&t 3eit batten, ptiter'
@epalttboten su perlben. @ensra|
pomoro ,piro lansiom marI&iren, um
@beaton 3eit 3u laiIen @ttlun9 ~
nebmen. g wurben ale anfrensun.
gen sen1a@t. 9a feine 6aumtbier,
l3u baben maren, 10 ,purben Bageu
dber bic 3erilufteten Berse sebra&t
tpel&e mon bisber fiir unpaiirbar bielt
|9ie Snfanterie true bic 9orrdtbe fiji
3mti 9ast auf ibrsm &Iden unb mar.
li&irte beute 80 Meilen bur& bieie ger,
tllftete @esenb. gs pirb einise fuge
Bis Dbtaton bereit if ben Snbianerr
in ben BEG su treten. ,einen Ramp
|8eben.
Bon Der uegieanii@en @ren3e.
@aIpefon, $. 5uli. Cine amt.
slI:Aa @shaiAA S,n.s. OkasRA,, n 1~;A Aef ~
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-16

In 1866 Mr.. Carillet, of Vincen.
mes, France, took two yOung pear
trees, each of which was worked on
the ounce stock, and one of these,
the Beurre de Aremberg, was made
to serve as the stock, while the
other, the Ceurre dc Charneu, was
grated upon it in all inverted posi-
ton, having its roots fully exposed
to the air. The operation was per.
formed in April, and during the
summer the stock grew vigorously
and bore two fruits, while the scion
tree threw out buds and shoots
from the ounce stock. To add to
the cOmplexity Of the experiment,
N. Csrillet grated four pear scions
on the principle roots of the ounce,
and two Of these succeeded. The
sap thus passed from the ounce
roots through Beurre de Aremberg,
thirdly through the inverted Beurre
de Charneu, then through the ounce
again, and finally into the two va
rieties Of pear.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-16
the LAND WHERE TINE SHAMROCK
GROWS,

There's beautiful land that is dear to INV
heart,
An Emerald set in the sea;
And oh, with my last drop of blood would
fpart
To zee that green island set free.
lis the spot that Dame Nature is pleased
to adorH,
And where water like bright crystal flows:
Tis the land where O'ConneIi and Emmett
were born,
The land where the shamrock grows.
How long will it be, dear land of my birth,
Ere the chains of the tyrant shall fall;
Aud peace, like the sunlight that shines on
your earth,
Bring joy and contentment to ALI
How long will your flag, with its harp and
its green,
Hang low meath the thistle and rose:
How long till oppression no longer is seen
In the land where the shamrock grows'
Oh. Erin, acushla! Though crushed as
thou art
By the heel Of a despot in power,
Fear not; there are thousands ef brave,
willing hearts
Who await but the time and the hour
To strike in defense Of their dear, native
land,
And drive from thy green fields the foes
Who dared for centuries past TO command
la the land where the shamrock grows.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-16
A Reigning Beauty.

The Londoners run crazy on beau,
ties. The reigning belle now is
Mrs. Lily Langtry. She is patron,
lied by the prince and princess of
Wales, and is the fashion. Every.
body follows the fashion. Mrs.
Langtry dosen't know what it
means, but the ignorance doesn't
disturb her. She says that she was
never considered beautiful in her is.
land home when she was Lily lie
Breton, daughter OF the dean of
Jersey. She thinks the mistake of
her life was to marry before she
came to London, where . if she had
appeared as q spiuster she might
have been "My Lady, instead Of
plain Mrs. However Langtry stands
at her back while she holds her lie,
wees daily at the foot Of the Ach.
lilies statues III the Hyde park. The
crowds at her feet are so great that
they can not get near her, and those
nearest pass around her words for
the benefit of the rest. She receives
whole cabs full of flowers, costly ar.
ticles of jewelry and strings of splen-
did pearis-ali anonymous, so she
cannot return them to the gay
givers. Langtry meekly submits to
the extravagant homage paid to
his wife, because she is under the
special patronage of the prince aud
princess. He pockets all The insults
of diamonds and pearls, and as a
speculation his wife is not bad.
The prince and the Jersey Lily quar-
relied once. She bluntly asked the
prince: flows your wifei7 He put
Oh his royal dignity and said: ~
presume you mean the princess!7
She replied: "Well, | suppose she
is your wife," This was too much
and Wales went off angry. He
could not brook so much Jersey
county. brusqueuess but he soon got
over it and made it up with the
beauty who is all the rage in London.
Even he could not afford to be out
Of fashion and so wheeled iuto the
rank and file Of the Lily's worship
ers. The Jersey Lily was discover
ed by accident. Langtry was a
gentleman of the suit Of a nobleman
who went to Jersey to spend a sum
mer picnicing, yachting, &c. He
saw Lily LIE Breton, daughter of the
DEAN. told her he loved her, married
her and took her up to London,
where all the world tells her she is
the handsomest woman in the UNI.
ted Kingdom while she is lost in
wonder that she was never accoun-
ted out of the way beautiful in her
quiet island home. She is famous
beauty however and Langtry is only
a neglected discoverer.
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spectators, as are the cabinets OF
the mediums, and pronounced emp.
ty. The tents were fastened to the
ground all around. The lockers, on
were Then invited to choose what
animals or birds they would have
issue from these tents to engage i'm
q battle. Khaun-e Jahaun incredu.
lousy asked to see q fight between
two Ostriches. In q few minutes
an ostrich came out from each tent,
rushed to combat with deadly earn.
estness, aud from them the blood
sOon began to stream; but they were
30 nearly matched that neither
could win the victory, aud they
were at last separated BY the con
jurors and conveyed within the
tents. After this the varied de-
mands of spectators for birds or
beasts were exactly complied with,
always with the same results.
They took man and apparently
severed limb from limb, actually, at
last, cutting of his head, as it ap.
peared. They scattered these mem.
bers along the ground for oonsid
cradle distance, and allowed them
to remain for some time. Gather.
ing them together, they spread over
these remains q sheet, under which
one of the jugglers crawled, and
soon came out followed by the
man who had been discovered, now
sound in every part. Neither was
there 10 be found about the place
any trace of the thing that had
been dOne.
A large cauldron was set, and into
it a quantity of rice thrown. With.
out the sign Of fire this rice soon
began to boil, aud ont from the
cauldron was taken more than one
hundred platters of cooked rice,
with stewed fowl at the top of
each. This trick is performed on n
smaller scale by the most ordinary
fakirs of the present day.
But space fails to give opportuni.
ty for illustrating, from tho re-
cords of the past, how the
miserable tame performances-by
comparisoE-of the mediums of the
present day were paled and over
Swallowed by those of other days
and more adroit peoples. There is
not wonderful feature in any of
the so-called phenomena or MATES.
tatiOns which was not, nay, which
is not now more than duplicated by
other skiffful performers, whose con-
nection with earth, and earth alone,
is too evident to be doubted, even if
the fact was not supported by their
own testimony.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-16

The great body of rniscgeants who
ruled Louisiana Through fraud and
force for ten years, have been pro.
nounced by the Northern people, who
supported them heretofore, - u
band Of most unmittigated scoun.
dreis with whom IL were moral death
to associate. Notwithstanding this
fact these people are preparing to
contest this against the great body
of it's material citizens. LEGALLY the
same ''old gang" with the same old
crowd of bnmmers ars coming to
the front, and here even tho proven
thieves, liars and robbers have the
cheek TO talk glibly with respectable
citizens of their convention and
Of this nomination aud that candi-
date.
If our people propose to allow
these fellows to rule them as they
have in former times, they can do
80 by apathy aud growing; but if
they propose to win the parish,
which we assure them is in the cards,
let them unite solidly and go to the
polls and vote. All over the State
Radical preparations are manifest.
There have been no new names put
to the front-the battle will be be,
tween the same coutending hosts
and it is the height Of folly for Us to
murmur. Natchit6ches, we are sat
isfed, will give a good account of
herself, and We hope tue same from
every parish in this State Match.
tt0ches Fiadicrtor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-16
Registration.

1t is highly important TINT Dem.
ocratic Conservative voters should
register at once, and induce all his
neighbors to do the sumo. We will
have to muster the entire strength
Of the party in North Louisiana in
order to make up tile loss which
will certainly ensue through tho
prevalence OF the plague In the Ores.
cent City and in towns In the State.
A desperate effort will lie made by
the Radicals to secure the lexisla.
tare, and unless our people are alive
and wide awake and make = vigor.
GUS campaign this month, it is not
Improbable that this most impor.
tant OF all branches of tue State
government, will be captured BY tho
arch enemy Of their safety and lib.
erty.
There is no use Disgusting tho
facts, Veri sSppressio sxagesG tdlsi.
We had just as well give the facts
in their proper light without hiding
any portion Of the truth. The ON.
inous silence Of the Radical marty
bodies no good to the State. There
il An under current speeding with
more velocity thau the drift we seo
upon the surface and while No arc
floating sereDely aud calmly down
the stream with an imaginary vic.
tory in our grasp, the dow beneath
is speeding past, aud unless NO
crowd sail and make q vigorous eff.
fort, We will, on reaching uport, aud
itagain partirlly in possession Of the
foe Let all good citizens come for.
ward and register that they may do
their duty to their State and people
by voting tor the nominees Of the
party which has brought them, thus
far, out Of the Radical wilderness.
This is no time to stop and coDsid.
er. Action, and prompt action must
be taken to thoroughly organize tho
party, and let it's leaders see to it
that every Democratic Conservative
voter is registered.-Ainden Dew
Ocrdf,