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FURNITURE MADE, REPAIRED AND
L VANISHED. make . speciality of
C00ns, from the plainest to ths 6nsst
and guarantee better work for len mooey
than any establishment in North Louis;sns
A lot Of all sizes kept constantly on haDd
Refcrences-All who know good work when
they see it. Feb. q, l1s.-9sSm
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General Grant has been received with
great honors by King Alfonso of Spain.
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Four billion bushels Of corn will he made
in the United States this year.
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From \ communication in another col
to trade of his negro partner on the
Congressional ticket 80 rs Ia secure
a white following in Lincoln parish,
gcstcd by certain Radicals in this par
i.h. But never without the insinuation
being spurned with contempt. We will
been the arch enemy Of Louisiana. The
most vindictive of all the scallawags Col
Young wants no votes that have TO be OBJ
ticket. King and Young will bea, Indie.
ling and Fairfax.
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HOMER COLLEGE.

THE NINETEENTH Scholastic year OF
L this Institution begins the Fourth Day
Of September next.
X. A. SMITH, A. NJ, President.
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- This is the season 70 ADVERTISE.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-16
PAR OF s 8 3 8
sT.OHARLEs

A h der6iere r6auioa de l'Asso.
citation dee plantears ancsiera, qui
. IN lien 10 z, 4 h Nouvelle. Or
l6ana, N. Achille d. Boug4re, de
st. Charles, a fait part dune exp6-
rieuoe p'sraoanella, ct trapport6 que
oemt acres de oaunes mises par lui
90 ssiadsee, II = q qnelqaes ann6ea,
! cauae dun accident sneveun aux
machines Dc - sacresie, Setalent
porfhitement comaerv6es en- ct
ktat pendant deux moia !; quill
n'svait pee pegdu alors 30 hvres
Do sueee per acre; qaasn6m u re.
Gretfait d ~ lsas avoie empl0y6
b m6me n6thoils poar - desni6ee
recolte. xais h question ct On.
ooce treo ooutroverH6e, Of les plan.
teurs emit loin d'Otre d'aecord. On
. Ia, I h meme reunion, uoe Iettrs
Do n. H..O. Colo0b, Do 0tJae.
queA 6 - extSajts d'un lire -.
% pendoot trewte enc sae soa -.
bitofiou, = 1093 1 lo6A pr -
=. vaDssaf Aia4 tgalsoost q
ot-Jaeqeea iHa
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Cour Caller. ruA CaronAslet. aervica hi.
menanel insqu'au Ter mai. ensnite hehsSoma-
dsiro. d<livrera. aux v0yageusR ~ re0Aant
D rExpoaiti0n de- Paria. dea tickets va'ablea
pendant nm m. aller et retour. t2537S pnnr
10 wremiAve clasae. et el99.7S pour ID secoada.
La tempets du = . cansk qnats~ ev~vssaes
Aans h psrniaae Plaqmeminee. aur les habita-
tions MYRTLE Grove. pointe Michel. 4 rAnse
aux Jksuitcs 1t prAa do 10 Maiaon De Cour
de IL Pointe-A-la-Hache; deux de- ces
c~evaaaes ont ktk imm<diatement fsrm<es-
L'arhr~ dee swrceasions hourgeonne: le Sss.
eriev e. CIhfsis croft pouvoir d0uner cnu,me Ger
tain n gain de In cause du premier deS hTri.
taxes Dan'erive et valliAre. et comme prol'a-
NE h surcas dea pr<tendants su secomd hf6.
tsee; lea concessions dateWt do l7ls: Ia pre-
miAre. de- $4,000 arres, situks II Famaae
POirte. s'<teud du lac Peslsneur \ feat IN
hav0u vermill0w ronest. "a du bavou Tortue
On nord su 0,lfe On snA In aec0ndr douse
millea De fsoe On Miasiaaioi et ~ IN profoudsnS
juaquN rAchafalaya. n faut a'aftendre ~
v0ir d'autr~s -cvenanta. - \ reccvoir dee
n0uvrlles deA successious B0saier. Berthel0t
Il ChamCaCne.-TA CSssvvier de- Esaae TniA
eoWstate tistement lindi6Trrnce ct r0uhli
dane leaanels ~at tombEe New York In w.
. peut-atre hate II IN DE- N. ENGINE Chaaani.
gnac. L. pnaaeaaeuP enthousiast~ du vieux
tahle~u vknitien.-A propos tlu deces De
Nine lydia N. Roosevelt. r. icr mara !
Skaneas~'~a. Fiat de New.York. AlAge desc
ans. le WeriX r~rprIle gne Nine Roosevelt
<tsit lsorsl dm rremier hateau 4 vaUeur AMI
dese~ndit h Miasissiri insCuA h Nowvclle-
OriEa~s IN 1871. h vessseiMs. conduit par son
mari Nicholas J. RooArveit. lmi-mAm~ L. col.
lal.orateur 1t rami de Robert Fmlton.-L'A.
keile arwowee que N. Armand Heinc. sntre-
fnis rfeisiewt frapcais de IL Nouvel:e -Ovifana.
Went d'etrr nemmk chevalier de IL Legion
dhouneur. l.
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DERNIEREs NOUvELLEs

Ia nomination d. N. Reynolds,
natif de Flows ct cavpet.baggcr de
rAlabama. CONNIE premier andi.
teur dn treaor, par le president
Hayes. cause nm ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
general. IA secretaire Scl'nrz .
fte vi0lemment attaQn6 an Stsuat T;
NJ. Sargent l'a compar6 an cGlAbre
sninistre Fonchf. ct NJ. Blaine ~
accns< De vonloir introslnire aux
Etata.lInis lea brutales mfthMl"s
de- Ia Prnsse. Oh Carl Schnrz a vn
r. j0ur. Ie aecr6taire Evarts, visi.
t4 par nne Allegation africaine qni
~ plaignait de ce gne paccea dn
Rrfail 9twit interdit anx affranchis
des Etats- Unis, q r6pondu Quill
n'avait nj l'intention nj IL droit
tl'adresaer 4 &c saiet dea r<clama.
tions "a gonvernement br6silien.
On assure one de fachenses d&cou.
vertea ont etc faites dams radmi.
nistration een6rale des poatea.
La monnaie de Philadelphia
frapi'e 90, ,000 par jour en- dollars
d'argent.
HAntriche ct pAngleterre per.
sistent 4 exiger Tne le trait6 turco.
russe soit so,nnis en entier 40 pro.
chain congres; rAllemagne M.
prouvs cette condition, que In Rus
aie ne consent a tliscnter qu'avec
rAllemagne. In dotte anglaise ne
rapproche dea Dsvlanelles.-En
Italie, Garibaldi . lanc6 an mani.
feste aur In 0nestlon d'Orient. IA
gouvernement itaIieu declare nnlle
In nomination dn nouvel 4veque
de Salerne par Leon XIII, allie.
guant I'oubli on le m6pris des pre-.
rogatives royales en cette aff.sire.
-En France, le Is, duel an pist0.
let entire le d6pnt6 republicain
Louis Andrienx ct IL champion
bonapastiate Panl de Caasagnac,
.lama In plaine de Montrouge, PRES
Paris; ancun de- deax adverssires
M 6t6 bless.
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de St. Charles, dune pagtie Do
Jefferson, dune partie dOriesas,
dune partie de Plaquemioes,
dune partie d Absorption ct dune
partie de Lafourche. @
En- vertu du memo bin, lorsque
lee propri6taires ct lee corpora
tions int<resses 4 CO Que 10 cr.-
vase du Bonnet. Carr6 soft fer.
mee auront par subscription for.
me lea trois quarts de ls somme
hxee par le bureau des iue6nieurs,
le conseil de vile de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans pourra voter le reste pour
rex6cution des travaux n6ces-
saires. .af-
M. Achille DuC Courthial, con.
sul de France, q public ravis d.
dessous dams rAbsills, 4 d date
do 10 mars: .s..s
coxsULAr DE- FRANCE, II rue St-Louia,
N0avelle- -Ovlkano.
AVIS AUX FRANCAl6.
Dee registrrs s0nt tewus On Chancellefio
pour Inscription grAsuite de- marriages,
naiaaances ct d<ces. Of pour 10 reception dee
scte: not:riSs do toass natars sax pnx A1Ss
par 10 tarif.
M. Albert Manuel, 10 commis.
voyageur de pexcellente maison
Y. lambert & Gle, 20 rae de Char.
tres, Nouvelle.O Orleans, rendra "a.
iourtl'hui visite 4 O clientele d
St.Jean. .Baptiste, rive gsuche.
M. P..E. Sarrasin, fabricant
ct marchand de tabac / famer, 4
priser ct 4 chi4uer, pum6ro $40 Dc
Ia ruaDecatur, ! h Nouvelle. Or.
leans, Went d'ouvrir une succursa-
le an num6ro 63 de larue 0raviee.
On Crouve ches lui la specialize
tres appr6ciee du tabao 4 hmse,
dit Aasox C0xxty. r,.,-.
Nous avons reeu de Mn.
George Stinson & Cie, lesc6lAbres
6ditemrs sle tlessina, gravures q
Duvres dart, de Portland, Maine,
divers 6chantillons tres remarqua.
bles dc Ia collection qu'ils tienneat
en- vente. Rien de plus gracleux OF
do plus elegant que leur sCroix
ilOrale." Qui vent devenir ragent
de cette maison dams nos parois.
sesf I L'a6aire serait certainem0at
lucrative. Voir rsunouce 4 notre
partie auglaioo. 81, gff...fs,-
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rOUvELI.I-ORLEANA, !
ID mann 1879. (

IAisawve,veup N,eN~lls a ~rdcvvf. IA ,.
- eeeeioo k9iejsfive eYtraocjinaire de
sujwsa i~wrs. al 3 oW q. nam etstuer sur ~
cvwle1s IA Ioi wepaants al raveWu. de l;euro-
eistrswent. dea <lectIewa. Aes Iev<es. de- II
dette Aottants, d. b charsa munieipaise e 6e
b Wsi1iee. n - reftsae jueNuA peksemt / o..
enrjler m eow.lswnx Awdcrso~ m psrJlon
M uwe Ie1fr~ ds n. Ccmver.s' n pr<siScst
~ isry Nwi : rsWAu h vssAict de cs,lrehiiitx
IL cn1vcrwewr de IL ieuIsisne Il h prTsjdCnt
a. Esafs UWis s;oiaeevert. h wrr,Wser reee.
wewe = u.v,lo0 H.nt s,v,e T@.I A~6er.cn -.
~ ccaieets1r A n ne,,snc. Il seco.I -.
~ - nosDimsSioos snx nlnesa fxAEr.lea- =
eoWnsioe eeiIo n IA Dousse. fanf ome n. n.
eb~ije V'swrs pciwt ws< Se soo drcit a ~
WaoNa. LslElite touSeSsis sult q marche :elje
: T1k ewrejFe hser 1evovt Ia Cour SunrAme
4. iEa:i. rav"estefsfrai Ogden e ." sub
XeNero0c. Nm. Raw. Cvljom IT Caeerllanos
~ nsSss~,S h ;,ff:s:s n = i.ss I"".i~s
: rswvov< a ju0Ai. n. h ,w~Wcwex a I;srr0f
r. vsprxasu1aWt !. JNho ElIis, ena,ssi oo 70
peuoheit saUs while rajeou a. eccoirtances
svNc Il aeerftairr Ehssnan IN suirt a. n.
1piers A. n los;Iriama. 4 inaeemenf 1Eiai~wI
n rfroW6rs. Noe Uem1e4airoo = CooerAe
soot 6AAjNa. et n eoljlciteUt lIWSarveVtioo
"A n fayeur IN pouvWir oue 6ane l1eS<rA1 de
lsan eseatituaais. C'ase sisd qwsM. 0ihaon
~Wice ss~ccwWoit. g SxnsrSew,cot i'Etst. A.
r6elansaisas ftsncaiass pass donosers saSis
gsnAa.t IA xusrr: de skssasi:e dan: Ies Etsss
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IN Mt qai ~ dost ~ svsir MEDIA soa druit
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1A,ouson.'

Le R6v. n. Lawsoo, do Thibo.
dauxville, pasteur dune 6Giiss d
couleur, ayant 6Ait an eonteat
avec 10 Blws Wtao, poar b trans.
port de $50 de 60 oaallles 4 b
Nouvelle- Ori6aaa d 4 -. NJ.
matt voir Satan et - po0peo,
poursuit le bateau devant h sso0.
miseaire de- Etstsr Uuis, u. Lane,
pr6teudant que le capitalize nas
pas rempM 10 ooaditioos d. co.
tfat. flifss ~ aidntca ,ngs
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du neulia 3 ~ 9 Z. Ak Hs0ned. Leat
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Wtlliam HrDtt acat caask la Jamie su-les
ana du eemou en esaayaat d'arrAter un che.
val qni sxtait enportk PRES de In Maison Dc
COmr.
lie reeue1~r Lewis (Drv <tk snbitemeut
stteint dune paralvsie dG bras droit, 10 q,
medi 9 mars. su bal de MN. Chaix et Bel
com.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28

manifested slight emotion. and. casting
her eyes to the ground. awaited . re-
ply. The Pope understood her feeling.
and. laying his hand o. her white head
in berediction. answered that he knew
too well the pain and modification OF
snch a refusal, a. he himself had once
experienced il: and, he added. that the
wish was fulfilled. Then he quickly
walked towards one Of the exits, and
animated TO one Of the camarieri. who
prepared To follow him. that he desired
to be alone. He met the Baroness. de
Kinsky the next day. and revealed TO
her the secret which, he said, had until
then Law hidden in his heart, but which
an old man could release from its pris-
on, and relate a. a last salute from an
old friend. And he recounted the rea-
sons why he had left Camilla SD sud
denly. and why he had taken presily
vows, following, as he believed, a direct
call from God. Tell her now" said
he. ..it was a call from the Holy Father,
imposed upon me. that ] vas to keep
silence, and give no explanation Of my
actions: that at the time | suffered, but
God, in His great mercy, ordained il all
well for our good. and that Plus IN,
who no longer INDUCES in earthly illu-
sends her this last message as a
memory of the happy evenings spent
with Camilla Devoti."
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
How Indians Trade.

The Manitoba correspondent of the
New York Evening Post writes: Some
times, however. the trade does not 90
on SO smoothly. When the stock of
pemmican and robes is small the Indi-
ans object to seeing their pile go for a
little parcel of tea and sugar. The
weighing-balance and steeIyard are
their especial object of dislike. Failing
to comprehend the nature of those ma
chimes, or how a small quantity of one
article may equal a large quantity of
another, they PROFOUND conundrums
like this: For why YOU put on one
side tea or sugar. and on the other side
q little bit of iron? We don't know
what medicine that is; but, look here.
put on one side of that thing that swings
3 bag of pemmican. and put on the 9TH
er side blankets and tea and sugar, and
then, when the two sides stop swinging.
you take the pemmican and we will
take the blankets and tea: that will be
fair, for one side will be as big as the
other
This very luminous idea ELECTS uni
versal satisfaction all round. Every
Indian of them all grunts his unquali-
fed approval. until the trader quietly
observes: Well. let it be as YOU say.
will make the balance swing level
between the pemmicsn and the blank
cts. but we will carry out the idea still
further. You will put your beaver and
marten skins on one side, l will put
against them on the other my blankets,
and my gun and ball and powder: then
when both sides are level you will take
the ball and powder and blankets, and
l will take the marten and the rest of
the fine fursr This unique proposition
suddenly illumines the mind of the in
genious Indian on the question of weigh
ing-balances and s~teelyards, and after
deliberation it is firmly resolved
to abide by the old plan of letting the
white trader decide the weigh, himself
in his " way; for it is clear that the
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
Courage.

There is All element in a persons ma
turc that eNcriS Il powerful sway over
his life and happiness. some individu-
AIS al the least obstacle give up and sit
down in dcspondency-fold their hands
in despair; while others in the same cir
cumStanceS. seem to rejoice in overflow
ing difficulties. and.pass ahead with re-
newed determination and strength.
This difference is natural i'll "a great de-
gree. One sees courage or cowardice
developed in children at Il very early
age. Perhaps education has To do with
ii in some measure, but still il seems a.
if ii We're a part Of the nature: one
child will be frightened at a shadow.
while another never sees ANYTHING to
alarm it. and is As fearless in the dark
as i'm the sunshine.
Courage saves one MANY sad DAYS and
gloomy hours. \ courageous heart is
never borrowing" trouble looking for
trials that may come. If they do come
they are met bravely. ..AS long a, a
person keeps his courage up there is
hope said a physician, speaking of
n of his patients who was lowering
between life and death. Il never give
up a sick person who thinks he is going
to get well: and there is not much use
to try to save one who has no courage
to live or try to get we'll
There was a great deal of wisdom in
the remark: but sometime, it requires
more courage TO live than it takes to
die. Many persons have fought with
trials, crosses. and tribulations. and
come off conquerors at last. who would
have gladly sunk into their graves in
preference to facing the world and keep
of trials and Affections, and keep the
skeleton of sorrow hid from mortal
sight, is far better than To clasp the
grief to the breast and lie down in des-
pair. Always remember that unto
each life some rain must fall
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
CONCERNING DIAMONDS.
How They arc l0s-Th-ir Krla.
GiSr Vn1u~-0snisasioa Ssoa~s.

The process used In cutting diamonds
i, exceedingly Interesting. for ~ al
know that the hardest substance IN the
world - this .tone; Vet when presented
la Us in the form If 4 jewel il, J. cut in
a most precise and g.ometrical manner.
Diamonds. like most crystals 81 the
same formation, can h.. split in 4 Ccr-
tain direction; this property. known n,
Cleavage allowsth the first rough shaIp.
To be given to the stone. and also 20 re-
move the outward crust, or such parts
as ar. defective. The stone j. then ia>-
tened with cement to the extremity 81 a
stick, and a. nothing but 4 diamond
al cut another. IL il rubbed againS,
another diamond mounted in "A similar
fashion. Diamond dust mixed with oil
is placed between the two stones. \ Hat
surface or facet" i thus formed un
each diamond. The cement j, then
heated and the position Of the stone
changed. and this operation j. repeated
until the diamonds show the elements of
the shape that il ultimately Ia be- given
To them. The grinding and polishing
10 which the siope has still to be sub
jected are donaibn circular steel hori-
zontal tables rASlving at great speed
and covered with diamond dust and oil.
the stones are held Ia brass handles
with soft solder. The process, Is long
and expensive. besides requiring great
skill on the part Of the workman. who
can greatly increase the yaln- Of the
stone bX skillful cutting. Diamond,
when cut affect either the shape Of 4
brilliant or that of a rose The
brilliant has a flat surface al the top.
called the table from this the facets
slope outward till they reach the ..gir-
die, or point Of greatest width of the
stone; from there they decrease. form
ing An inverted pyramid terminated by
a small facet. Rose diamonds are made
out of thinner stones. and often chips
from large diamonds, and are cut in Il
pyramidal sGape, the base Of which i,
in the setting. Almost microscopic
roses are used for ornament III gold
work, and when set quite close togcth-
or form a caillouti. Diamonds and
most precious stone are sold by weight.
the unit being the carat. The value of
diamonds increases with the size more
than il does with the weight. 20 that a
two-carat stone is worth four times IL
much rs Il O%ne-carat stone. Diamonds
are most valuable when quite pure
white. but pink, black, and dark yellow
diamonds are often of great value. I'm
itation stones in glass have been made
with more or less success. al different
times, in different countries. but they
can in very few instances pass for real
gems. The most dangerous counter
feitS are those called doublcts, where Il
thin coating Of real stone is applied Ia
a base of colored glass; the SAP phirc i
of the stones that l. most success
fully initiated in this way Harp.r'S
HNEnr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-02-28
THE TRlCHINA SPIRALIS.
Fatal Cases in Ohio from Eating PORK
Inhabited by the Insidious Parasite.

Several eases Of that most horrible
disease. irichinosis, resulting from
eating pork. have recently occurred
in Girard and Youngstown The
trichinI are WORMS. too small To be-
seen by the naked eye. and which are
sometimes found in a dormant state in
the flesh Of swine. When such flesh i
eaten the worms become active in the
human stomach. and quickly breed in
myriads, and AT once bore their way
into all muscular parts of the body. \
little piece Of muscle ~ large a. a pea,
from a patient so afflicted. has been
found To contain thousands Of these
worms. The Youngstown Register says:
The first that was heard Of IL in this VI
cinitv was At Girard. where a whole
German family named Banke began 10
suffer from a strange disease. Stimuli
taneously they lost their appetites and
their muscles began to feel sore and to
swell. II was W. weeks after, the
symptoms were first discovered. that
Mrs. Banke died, although everything
was done for her that her friends or at
tending physicians could think of. The
family Of Ernest Banke. Of Youngs-
town. a brother Of the Girard Banke.
attended the funeral, and while in Gil
rard. took dinner there, and ate pork
and bologna sausage AT the brother ia
BILE. This was a few DAYS after New
Years. The Girard branch Of the fam
ly were all complaining of sore muscles,
loss II appetite, etc, and these svmp-
toms have increased until Monday a lit
tie daughter. seven or eight Yea Of
age, died, her muscles being drawn into
knots, as was the case with her mother.
II is we " weeks ago since Mrs.
Ernest Banke began To complain Of the
symptoms that have led Ia the two
deaths at Girarl. 4 little later the re-
mainder Of the family Of five children
and the father commenced suffering in
the same way. On Saturday DIR. Hawn
was sent for. and. after giving the case
his earnest consideration for two days.
decided that the family was suffering
with trichina. Drs. Lanterman and
Matthews wen to Girard last Monday,
when Banke's pork was examined. and.
uron consultation with the Girard doe
tors, the presence of the trichinI was
discovered in the bologna. The pork
was raised by Mr.. Banke. of Girard.
and some of it was made into bologna
without properly cooking it.
When last heard FROM the Girard
Bankes, with the exception of one little
boy. were getting better, and hopes are
entertained of their recovery. The dis
ease is greatly puzzling the medical
rs no cure has been di>cov-
cred Warren co., Tribune.