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AN AGED BRlDEGROOM'S
DEATH.

Ihoma'A. Godfrey, Of Ocean Grave,
wnn married On Monday evening last
at tina. place aud he died carly the next
morning lie was sixty years OF age,
and his bride WINS twenty.thrcc' Mr.
Godfrey was among the first purchasers
Of land ofthc osean Grave Association
his title dating in'13N. At that time
he was dealer in real cstatc':u Potts.
vile, Pa. lie was married, ard bad .
far property. With bis EsssTIIc, who
died hero last winter hc came to Grove
IN the summers OF the following years
until 1871. Then became . permanent
resident here. Since his W'ie's death
the wh''c'halred old gentleman had q
young woman living ct his house On
Man street, ncaE tho gates Of tho Grove
Sho was light graceful, and refined IN
manncr'' and she sometimes went win
the old gentleman on h'' evening "aIk
i!as' evening, as they were walking IN
DelaWSfe avenue, near Wesley Lake,
Mr. Godfrey turned to bis cOHpan'Ol
rns SAID;
"hatc' ii sc arc ever going to be
married We might rs we'll DC married
now " Miss ha'e' who, 1t sGcnS' is
the SISTER oil Mr. GodIrcys hrss wife,
consented They were then Just abreast
OF tue hev VT Jag uets tent and With
out waiting Tor tho, arFl7ar ct 'F'cnds
lhcy entered tic tent CT NJ 9a4aet'
Mr. godfrey repeated TO tho minister
What'he SAID 10 Nate, AND requested Tue
immediate performance OF tho cefinony
OF marriage. Mrs. Jaquct anf dangh-
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AEGAA MoTIcEs
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS ctfE
Hfi ! -
Edwin MAXWELL Executor of iii, LA, vii
and tr,tnn.ep, Of Bu,,,n D,;otrl d.
'c,Sc,a,cd. - ~,
"a
Cornelius D Smith kc
~ cHAscxay IN TIE COUNTY COURT or Lrr,s
~ COUNTY.
In pursuance Of decree in the above
styled cause, rendered By s,id Cour,,at the
A prll term, thereof, 1878, the undcrsirn oil
Commissioners appointed for .he purno s1s
will, a, the front door Of the conr, house Of
Lewis county, on The : -
Hh Jay OIL september. 1878,
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SIMf Omo VI WVnWlos
THE countenanccis palcand leaden.
l colored, with occasional fluslics, or
a cireumscribcd spot on one OF both
checks; thceyes becomedull ;thepE-
pills dilatc ; an azure scmicircle runs
along the lower cyclid ; tho nose is If
ritatcd, swclls, and sometimes bleeds;
aswclling oftlic uppcrlip occasional
headache, with humming or tirob'
bing of the ears anunusual secretion
Of saliva; Shiny or fi,rrcd tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with a gnawing SEN
sation oftic stomach, at others, entire-
iygone =; fleeing painsinthe stomach ;
occasionalnausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, ut times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrequently tingcd
with blood; belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough coughsometimcs dry aldcon-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
D.: Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DIR. C. MGLANE'S VERNfIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
In anyform :; itisa innocent prepara-
ton, noteapable Of doing The slight
sstinjryto The most tender infant
The genuine Dr.. McLANE's VER.
M1rucE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING RRos. on the
! svrarpnr 49,.
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Mrs y. owon au d two children

Mrs. i Owon au two children,
Bridgeport, Connecticut.
- Phillips, Tippccanoc, Ohio,
conclusion of the Lrcin. Id"
Mrs. Jane Romano and Two chill.
drcn, seven ycars of age, Glasgow
Scotland. '' E" =,
Samuel Sample, Philadelphia. bruis'
cd about tho head and chest.
John P. SchaITcr, Monticello,
Indiana, bruised. t'i;
John B. Thomas, Philadelphia, leg
broken and skull fractured.
George Thomas, Washington, body
and log manglcd. H-.. ga. ''.,
/ g. L. WenGt, postal clerk.
" TIE DYING
Ofthcsc reported wounded later ad.
viso stats tho: tho following arc dying:
George Thomas, Washington, D. 9.
Edwards Downing, Allegheny, Pa;
Mrs Fowncs and two children and Mrs,
Musia CullcE, Bridgeport, Coun:; 0lrs,
Ed. Burke, Louisville, Ky; J. W,
H,rr;, u,ocsr;llo OL;o., ToL, II
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Senatorial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ne
'" nomina ted for Congress.
CrArLts.5H. angus! Is

The n"moara;,i Senatorial GaNY4n.
ton Of this Senatorial District met .h.s
morning, ard aoraiva!eH tie ion. ~
I. BurdcIt Ms the DcA gl.a' .na..flt
for the Senate by accIama'ioo
This afternoon The Democratic gOn.
G-cssicna! Contention met and nomina.
ted Hon. John f. Kenna for Congress
by q unanimous vote. Mr.. Kcnna a..
lcpset tho nomination 10 n short speech
after which Senator Hereford addressed
tho Convention, -Sp'ciat to The Reg
lister.
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arc stint the most thorough anu search
ing cathartic medicine That CAT he
employed: cleansing the stomach AMI
bowels, and even the blood. III small
doses Of oiic pill day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote Wig
orous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than q quarter of century, and
have obtained Worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct dis
caScd action In the several aSsimlla-
tive organs Of the body, and are SC.
composed that distractions within
their range can rarely withstand or
cvadc them. Not only do they cure
the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable anu danger
Gus diseases that have batllcd the best
of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, they arc, at tho same
time, tho safest and best pllyslc for
children. By their apericnt action
they sr!ne much less than the common
purgativcS, and never give pain when
the bowels ar2 not inilamcd. They
reach the vital fountains of the blood,
md strengthen the system by freeing
It from the clements Of weakness.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions
In all climates, containing neither
cal0mcl nor any drlctcrlous drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar-coatins pre-
serves them ever fresh AMI makes
them pleasant to take; while bcin.
purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use III any quantity.
PREPARED ny
Dr.. J. c. AVER L CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
SOLD pY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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1T is stat ed that Cardinal Deacon
Lorenzo Nina has been appointed papal
Secretary Of Stute,
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"A Brave man is Quo who 10 not
afraid to wear old clothes until he can
afford to buy new. Al editors arc he
rocs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Caroline ". Quarter, Cxccu,rix, &C.,
r, - ~ :.
rercgrine lays, &c.
II cuAScsRY.
In pursuance OF a decree of the Circuit
Court OF Gilmer county, rendered Mt tho
September term, thereof, 1873, the under
signed Commissioners, will, on the second
day of the SepIembe; term, 1878. Ofthc Cir.
cult Court Of said county, a: the front door
of,bc court icusc thereof proceed to sell at
public nuctien, n valuable tract oil land, ~.
ing on the West Fork oftilp Little Kanawhp
river, in Calhoun county, containin:
1876 ACRES.
being tie same tract Of land conveyed by
Alexander " Quarter and wife to perC.
grinc Hays, by deed dated 18th of July,
1862. Said land will be sold Tor cash
" G. BENNETT,
LOUIS BENNETT,
aug104w Commissioners.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-12
photographic Brevities.
The Yellow Fever.

Canton, Miss, Sept. 6.--New
cases for the past twenty-fOur hours,
nc. Weather more favorable. DIR.
j. j. Lyons, of New Orleans, is still
with our people, and with the help
of our local physicians is doing no
BILE work.
Cairo, ILL.,, Sept, Cover thirty
new cases of fever We're reported at
Hickman, KY, this morning.
The iIlearilesS of the fever has
created considerable alarm in Cairo.
Many families have left and many
more will leave since the steamer
Batesville, direct from Memphis,
was stopped by the quarantine Off
GERS yesterday. Rules ARE being
more rightly enforced. and it is diff
ficult for travellers from below to
get into the city.
| Grenada, Sept. l6.-'rhe fever
seems to have exhausted itself-foi
want of victims. Only three deaths
to-day and six new cases. Those
down are reported getting along
finely.
Holly Springs, Sept. 5.-Ovei
seventy cases. Six deaths to-day
Others will follow Tomorrow. The
disease is verylfatal, taking rapidly
from among us the best of our lpeo
hple.
Dr. Chopin, of New Orleans
I{Got bless the man), sent us four
Itteen nurses and DR.. Baily to-day
Like angels of mercy they seemed
The ip0stmistress and assistants al
down. Operator and expressmal
deserted his post. An operates
from New Orleans took charge THU
imorning. He has done three day,
4 work iii 4nIle aud lis still at it. ~,
need doctors and more nurses ibasi
LIN. Doctors Vert, Daniel AM
Maclly all down with the fever
Mobile offers TO send nurses, jbu
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Irish Appeal

New Orleans, Sept. 6.-The fol
lowing is the appeal of the irish
Military and National Organiza-
tions to the North and West:
The yellow fever scourge has laid
it's neutrality-suspicious. us. Eeiglit-
cen of our members are down with
fever, and two dead. Nearly all
others have it III their families and
the future looks dark. Work is
suspended, men see their loved ones
stricken down without means to aid
them. Our funds are exhausted
Send us aid. Contributions to he
addressed to the Treasurer of thu
Company, A. j. tCoburn, No. 13s
Tchoupitoulas street.
Fraternally, M. CooNEY,
Captain Mitchell Rifles.
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"A GENEROUS DEED.-Rev. #.
Kiefer, the clerk of the Colorado
Baptist Association, broughtto the
Baptist Herald Office 4s3S in silver
asa contribution for the sufferers at
Grenada, Miss. Mr.. B. "A. Shep-
herd, President of the First Nation
al Bank, took the silver at par and
issued a bill of exchange ON New
Orleans without charge for the
amount. This WAS sent yesterday
to MIR. Haitliek, pastor Of the Bap
fist church there, ttolbe distributed
to the suffering citizens.--Housto
Telegram.
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wants to know the price we pay.
l,Cmtribufions received by the Re
lief Committee.
(Signed,) w. j. HOLLAND,
Chairman Relief Committee.
Delhi, La, Sept. 4.-To the As,
sociated Press: Our little town has
been stricken with yellow fever.
Almost every one is down with 1t.
One out of two doctors. Itisa ter
rible sight. LetitbeknOwn through
the press we are badly in need OF
assistance. Those who are up Yet
are nearly on starvation point. 1t
any funds can he raised, let 1t be
sent to Lewis ID. Allen, Jr., Monroe,
La, subject to order OF Relief Com
mittee. d. Mulberry.
Nicksburg, Sept. 5.-To-day has
been the gloomiest day known III
Nicksburg. 1nterments 43 and new
cases estimated at SS.
Vicksburg, Sept. G.-At 8 P. NJ,
81 deaths, % white and II cOlored.
1t is estimated there are 1856 new
eases in the past "a hours.
A telegram to-day from Green
villereWrts 12o eases and 30 deaths
to date-15 or 20 new eases and 10
deaths in the last "a hours. Nurses
and doctors are wanted badly.
A suspicious fever has broken
out ut Lake, Miss, on the Nicks-
burg and Meridian Railroad, east
of jackson, Miss.
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The yellow Fever.

The dispatches published by us
for the last three weeks show con
clusively that the yellow fever OF
1878 is of a more malignant type
than that of any previous year.
The type varies more or less with
every visitation of the seourge, ow-
ing probably to atmospheric cOndi-
lions, and certainly to the sanitary
conditions of the localities where it
prevails. In former years IT WAS
common for it to he of a mild type
and to be easily controlled i'll one
town, and at the sanetimeto beot
malignant nature, and to defy
control. i'm anothertownintll the same
parish; owing, of course, toa dli-
ference in the sanitary conditions
of the two towns. In former years
it was considered that full.blooiled
negroes, and the children of creole
parents born and raised in New
Orleans, were absolutely exempt
from the possibility of attack.
This year, while the fever is much
more fatal in foul and uncleanly To-
ealitieS than elsewhere, it is intin-
itely more fatal everywhere than
ever before. Ordinarily in former
Years a ease did not terminate ia
tally before the fifth day; now death
frequently occurs within forty-eiglt
hours. Formerly the bodypresented
a yellow appearance after death;
now after death, it frequently turns
black within few hours. Negroes,
and creole children born and raised
i'm New Orleans, are attacked and
perish Ivy hundreds. The pestilence
makes no distinction on account Ot
race, color or previous condition.
In view of these appalling facts,
a rigid quarantine, and Thorough
local tiisinfection and cleanliness,
appear absolute necessities. 1t IL
incumbent, not only Oh health Off
GERS and their subordinate officials,
but on every private person, male
and female, to see that rigid clean
linesss, in person and property, is
maintained everywhere. Every in
stance of neglect by any one, high
or low. to cleanse and disinfect foul
and filthy places, should be imme-
diately reported to the town con
stable, and to one or more l,hysi-
clans OH the board of health.
With our rigid quarantine, and
a rigid observance of the above suG-
gestions, we have every reason to
expect, with the divine blessing, to
be exempt from this fearful pesti
lence. In this, as in every right
entleavor, "G0d helps those who
help themselves"
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A lCAR oF lSoLpIERs.-.A ratJ

AGAR OF SoLDIERs.--A rather
novel sight occurred at the Union
depot, viz: thattof an engine and
ear loaded with soldiers passing
there at the rate of fifteen miles am
hour. They Were from without the
State boundary line, and We're only
suffered TO pass on condition that
they would not stop. The men
were going over the San Antonio
road to t;slsea position onst the Texas
frontier.-Iiouston Telegram.
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Remember!

lst-That it is the settled policy
of the republican. partyinL Louisiana
to make no nominations for Office,
Except in overwhelmingly repub-
Iliean loealitiesD but to vote solidly
for independent candidates against
the regular democratic nominees,
-2tily-That, consequently, III CIV.
cry case where there is a democratic
nomination, an opposing indlepend-
emit candidate is the candidate OF
the republican party.
;Glly-That every man who sup
ports an independent candidate
against the democratic nominee, is
supporting the republican party
and openly seeking to defeat the
democratic party.
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f0nr thanks are due Allen j. Perkins,
Esq., for late Galveston and Houston
papers. MIR. Perkins has inst returned
from Galveston. and reports that the
health of that city, as well rs Houston,
and other intermediate points to Or
ange, is excellent.
Theeommunity is indebted to him
for his active and persistent efforts tn
re-open the timber trade between this
place and Galveston. which has been
suspended hy operation ofttlle Calves
ion quarantine, ithonghIhe was only par
TALLY successful. He and his friends
SECURED aalniithlnee, to the Galveston
wllaryes, Of all the Caileasien lumber
vessels then lying at the quarantine sta
tion, after having been subjected to a
solemn farce af publication, and then
10 discharge their freight and reload,
on condition tLstt not one Of the erews
should leave iiis vessel
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-12

a CLAIM FOR .JUsTIoE. ln tile'r ~
tired of Houston the people a u''ls .ss
ton, or rather thosetof them VINO fTp Nm
sent the city in the cypress, have .eN 'hase
iited no half-heartedness Ihes n"
done their hest to make their OVID Yum saa
rel the quarrel Of the whole sSnte, IN; aps
they have circulated reportsas il'l e 4
as they are false against the peop,,e e y
this city and their health ,ofilc'a'e ,,, 4
connection with the destination g n.i l;n
rantine against Galveston. Inc Lar a,e
and injustice of Galveston & charge she
established by the proceetllilgS = INA
conference between committees y" .,.,ss
Two cities and the acceptance i'yl,,'',,l
ton of every demand made onlhes ''e''e
authorities by Houston 4obe
If the people Of the State desire ! p l,ba|
Just to everybody shey will REM 's'', y n
justification of Honston's action NJ
readily as they did the cainnI,'eS a IN
on her, and the press throilgil shc ..s mi
will be as ready opriiit the latter aN
former. Honstou Telegram
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Appeal of an ARMY A Association

New Orleans, Sept. 6.-The fol
lowing appeal is made by the Relief
Committee of the Louisiana Assoc
citation of the Army of Tennessee
at New Orleans to survivors Of the
Army of Tennessee throughout the
country:
There is no abatement in the dis
tress caused by the lprevailing sick
ness and complete stagnation of
business. In this supreme hour OF
urgent necessity we appeal to our
old comrades in arms for such as
they may have in their power to
contribute to be sent to the under
signed.
(Signed) Augustus Reichartl,
chairman; Victor Oliver, Jr., A. &.
Williams, Frank Heron, Isaac
Scllarek, I'll. N. Jenkins, f. l.. Rich
artlson, j. "A. Chalason.
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ninety-nine cents ($l21 59), ont Of nv
Assessors and Registrars funds. a t J';o
year.
On motion, resolved, that n uar,.,..
Issue to Thos. Meades, for the sn,,, 'ilS
twelve dollars ($12). ont of Hall fnnS "
to puy for repairs on Court Housa
On motion, he it ordained. th,t a
following named persons he and f ane
are hereby appointed cemmiss,ona.,
aud clerks of election, MT their PACE,
tive polls. for the election N oyan.,,''
9TH. 1878, to-wit:
Ward No. 1.
Poll No. Pierre Magee. Wm ~
Dunn, J. ID. Dunn, commissioner.
Ii Il Thomson, clerk.
Poll No. 2-James Cole Cyrus sl,ug
Beni Richardson, commissioners r
Gidlow, clerk
Potl No. 81. j. Gordon u.
Nevil. Seveiin Langley, commissioners
w. ID. Jenkins, clerk.
Ward No. 2.
Pol No "A T.. Richard A
Gnmthier, Eugene Roy, commissioner
Geo J Rose, clerk
Poll No. 2-Davia Foreman. F,,,no,;;.
Benoit, Pierre A. Hebert, commiss;an
ers. G. ID. Welsh. clerk.
Ward No. 3. 4
Pol No II D. Ferren. a. q gb.4
tuck, AL. Never, commissioners I'M
McNeese. clerk
Poll No. 2-Joseph Derouen. Toliva,
Hayes, Acide Hebert, consmlssioners
Eraste Hebert. clerk.
Wurd No. a.
Poll No Nathan Clifton. Edward
Stein. Ursin Vincent, commissioners
Doaite Vincent. clerk
Poll No 2-ES HEREFORD. w 4 M,rt;n
j A Collins, commissioners. GMGos.
sett. clerk.
Ward No. S
Poll No l-D,rvid A Lyons. Bees
Perkins, Nap Bronssard, commission.
ers Ed / Pierce. clerk
Poll No 2 H A Read, EFM Fair.
child, jacob M Humble. commission.
ers. VIM NJ Dunn. clerk a,
Poll No Sd Foster. j NJ Fountain.
5 ID Minis, commissioners. J O Alpllin,
clerk.
Ward No. 6.
Pol No WIN Miers, Geo w Shil.
hngs, Daniel w Slaydon, commission
ers NJ r Davis, clerk
Poll No Nv II Bowen, Isaac Mich.
els, Jos Cooper. commissioners. JE
McMah N, clerk
Pol No 3-Bru Whitman, j 4 Whit
man, Daniel McCorguollalc. .ce,uliilis-
sioners. j s Derroush. clerk
Ward No. T.
Poll No ii NJ Hanclev, Tx ST.
gletnn. III q Ivles, commissioners. "
v Hargrpve. clerk
Poll NJ 2-Jas Cole l. 4 Miller H.
ram Cole, commissioners q W Ford,
clerk
Poll No3-A M Lindsey. 4 IL Gi,n-
ter, Moses Green, commissioners. VIM
Bishop, clerk
Ward No 8
Poll No l--Is,,.c tCtill.y. Augustus
Hodges. J.,iln Havt.ns Sr.. commission
-rs. = w Hes. clerk
Poll N"2-Jasper n Pr,ie', j X Pr
llins, j A Ardrus, commissioners.
O Lyons. clerk.
| On notinn, he it ordained. that the
/ RESTITUTION adonte,l July 9th. 1876. MI
| iourning to the first Mon'lay ri C)cto-
Der, 1873, he and the same Is hereby
rrscinded.
n,n motion, resolveil That this body
adjonrn unt3l the second Monday, the
9th day of December, 1873
w. M. PERKINS.
President Ponce jury.
Attest THAD. MAYO, Clerk i. D..
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Beard of Health Proceedings
THIlRspAY, September S, 1919

THuRspAY, September s, 1919
A special meeting of the boafi :,
Health WINS c;illed, wi9h the following
members present: j. w. BRYAN, Pfesl'
dent; DR.. j. C. Mnnday aud a. b. Mes,
Whereas reliable information ias
reached this Board that Capt. Nteotee
Lock has recently returned from new
Orleans to this parish, on lmotion, ~
so we'd that we recommend to the al'N
or to ascertain, if possible, his where g
alnnts, and immediately estlpls qua
rantine against HIM, and all pefsoh''s
visiting or living on the place where q u, ~
may he stopping. Failing 70 n'lp ~ ~
whereabouts, we recommend q aii'''''n
1t ne against his home. !, -
On motion the Board asilonfnsp !"
the next call meeting.
Approved. ...
.. w. BRYAN. Presl''el''
Attest: A. I'll. Moss, Score tafy'
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ull.e closest shalyss In the way ,uf
Joke recently is the observation
that the grass is so short in Colo
,radu that it has to be- ilathered be-
fore 1t can be moved.