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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
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Nsv. 81. 81. W6tme9 riro ndtder
SorEt1a Iaeno In Ger 3ltbonit Sirte
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

&rt tint9sn Bcten murbe G4ittpn
as9erlter TN sIi.er etne yeiGe qefuupen
nao als unttf1nrt in Gatl grfsto 81.
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

Nr. E4Alg ttr gr1tlNDNiac GMHl.
rat Iar III 5rirpactUnA, wuH ttc (lnttr.
nuRHr9 Ter G'rcptGdtr Crhattcr td
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HpH fur &MIt5 EtUGtnr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

NPjt rtr rautru >iltrCtjctt trrtcr bIu.
fa .pGIS. mo 8ruflIIten aui, wet6r
earb has attt trutIbc A1eitmittrt, Ir
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

SEEM GCattr cgf i:iaiI Hsimie;3l
Gpa SrriN9 MilF. etn IGocrn AttGc.
tattt Nas llE9iud ietagn S&Acra. 0ui
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fanctn umWwsrftn. gr ll!tf Ftt unsty
eEa SS19Ea uNr ,ear ;itmiirb yrnan.
rIt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

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8. y, GjlcEtUlS t,at ,>&utt trtGa MO
irly &C ytNtrtH @,3Ulc. WtrrHAlt ylH
reltru IL (tSieu Gcuu.s.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

zrtytN rrt,g,.tu MIR t,nt rrWt UHo
lrsr ltCar H.ulnlM YoN Germantown.
wrRt IN uHitrtrl |tctr, rti,tt gYr M.
f,rtu ytftrn uEe AGncitIi'tn N rrn
rjccCrncn YgttfM GuSittin. 4;gt II
c;t Set. ~ irr t3rt iolgm,u HarPen II.
y3arc'hupt UGo GlGf5 frjdcn fcatct.
fr tap jEr tpyturit. lr,H, auf rirtR
uarrttiuG,tta RrtG8tr S&trttr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

,Aitst tT.at..Gcn G&4!tn W;gctR
uihRta Mou:GA aaiah9,n, UHo wtr
mat,r JWfuc g;itr NIr1uf IuimUti1m.
zap T.: II NaitIcG Stc3c b,t U&:St9cN
2Au,3Utcr Sta;ts, Grp9eU.9tr, SIa:t-
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J;rtt, Ylrttr uar USubIUyt airs w1I
HC!twtneiA n IIr re S,tW3in3tr ~
c;a tGial!tN Traitn t,tGMAtH ten
ven.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
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SSoffer,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24
0cmotrat;idjce Staats 5ttet.

SEy Mavt;EIg.
%t5tt. Mno.cT s. 1t.I
ccU llNjca GCUWH
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THtH. y. : jmr(cR Mtrlt&
yrN .Suu;jNAceN GcH0r,
Sur %,a,ty Hcr S&yy,mt EtIl.
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etu YCStGrMtI7 GcEEic.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

&i4t a1N;t1r Gsnnl !9lEin o.. un5
rGr oie Gril5vlnl s.H,5 @ci!m;.tl> ri,
ser, i9:lt't5 eer 91af4-tit y.aotruar
e:.itoTt. g&Ir t2lta aa5 nie c0a q.
.ter @R:Ct3,U cor:sc;lAa'st lrre.Eau b5.
tt-L ais ooN oGm q. 3as2ts C:a ru.
dcs Ok 2!ttumltiemuy, Yturalsjc. .9.r,
eGhAuF, 9trrtEfUngn, G'rftwu,ec,
$raAewunoen, 31bH, un6 GDrrnl.tmer-
;tn L. :. y. Mot altln io9ltii5 Ginse.
ruH3 eui,5af;. feaocgn auA rala fuTieia
Hjetrn,te oie }tr1n otst pli;t:i3:. 6t5r
y9:rnGrn 9!i.!Gcr. @Ian4g!:r, q. s..
fa'rcitt; o19 b1tt t1s q. 31sr05 81
9ctr1u.1t unc IS iir aus8tiet.tnct &c.
farctaj ak, pstAa 9ra mir Fdaf:a,
fa8en rts l2irtual C,5 e. Safot3 C.l
ri ciac unl5crucni;ae."
G:2!s1t atet tiai3! tt eav Wrin;'p
teTi:aj59n G@@!ntI2r, rt.te atrfuAsa,
Or. &g8. MDni35 .6arburgcr 8.u9ls;c
une Eropfen ndtjNlDmen ua9 unttr
dbnii4 tlin8sncsn NInen, III tiur,tfnb
1tntthcr GtrpldUn9, itrc 9ifti3en DIR.
taren in ben G2artt 3u brtn9sn. Giewif.
i,n9aIte %pCthettr uno .6iatter begitn-
lti3en fo!ter 5trtabtt nitt, glnrerc ie-
cCt5 iaFen Tt5 eur:9 fd,nfasa @troieua
olrlrt!en bic 6ilf.tun3 ill unterflBfn,
Ytrl;trcn ab;r RE Athin0 tGrcr &uno,
l1af' uab ta5 8tr:rlNtn tcs %Ntl,
fume.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

&. z. MtGermid i,jt ais ctn Ua1b.
tlHaisGy UGnStcIt FIR E0w NUeSe
auf.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-10-24

Ilt Nrrmat ShU!t "a Eld ,bIgt0
Uiio son l10 ,SUUltrn btiIdt.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-06-22
More Truth than Poetry.


A New York Sun reporter, writing of
the "Helln discussion in the pulpits of
the Eastern States, says that on coming
out of an exciting revival meeting, he
heard a white haired old Methodist
break forth after this fashion:
81 tell you this business is all non
sense. There's no use in it, just look
at the meetins. Amt any of EN- half
full. Why it looks more like the funeral
of poor relation. Nobody takes no
interest in it, whyg Cause nobody
knows what they are talking about.
They believe in hell an then agin they
don't. They've rugged up five or six
different kinds OF hell, and every one
of 'em has a different kind of temper
allure. The Methodist hell is still pref
ty tolerably warm but as you go down
along they keep growing cooler, till
finally We git ter weather that is a great
deal more comfortable than tits here in
the dog days. In nay day it used ter
mean somethin.' You could understan
one of them preachers. 1t was come or
be damned, and there was no hanging
around the church doors evenins, but
every seat was runnin over full, and
sinners a hanging onter the pulpit.
They was somewhat interested to know
where they was a going. 1t was one
thing or tother, no half way work.
He'll then meant live Goals, and Q live
devil, and things lively ginerally."
St. Landry democrat., 1878-06-22
The Mountain WlsrleFess.
rLa Atlanta Constellation saws

The Atlanta Constitution says:
On yesterday there We're tour letters
from New York, three tlun4 phliadelDhia
and many Others from other cities re-
ceived at the capital praying for the
pardon of Mrs. S0theln. Que OF these
letters came from Ms. john ". Forney,
of Philadelphia another from Mrs. De
FUntaine, wife OF one OF the editors OF
the New York Herald; ahother, and a
most beautiful OEU frOLn Mrs. Il. T.. Bean,
OF Augusta.
We publish extracts from a letter
from Il lady i'll Augusta, Georgia, sent
to the governor:
"As turn to this once happy child of
the forest, and think Of her but teW
months ago, ia her maiden bloom fairel
and sWeeter than her own maiden flow
ers, giving her young, glad heart i'll
full trust to the lover Of Der choice, my
soul is melted into PITY. In her very
sin she but claimed @ Wlfe's prerOga-
tiye-her husbands heart. DO not, hon
ored sir, think for one moment that dc
not shrink with horror from The deeE
dark crime of Catherine Sothern; but
there were two classes OF murderer
represented on that fatal evening-tEle
woman slayer and the heart murueress
Ia the sight of Him who built and con
secrated the marriage altar and made j
typical of Christ and His church, tht
lambs wife, believe the two to be
equally guilty before the Great White
Throne.' For such trangressors maj
metes out no punishment. 1t is tins
that the headstone be cleaned OF sucf
stains, or pure home is dream OF thu
past. Women of fashion and sin mus
learn to seek their victims from other
ranks than the once happy home circle
aud God judges the father who desc
crates his home. Alas that the free
happy woodland has caught the con
tagion OF city life, and that the brook il
the valley becomes tainted with BLOOD
from its home in the hills.
"Governor Colquitt-A woman's earth
" refuge is her home her glory is true
heart. Had the husband OF this sd.
young wife and mother guarded hi
home, the enemy had never entered
1T must be that offences come, but wo'
unto that man by whom they come.
Surely lie offended against one OF God'
little ones Spare, oh in mercy spare
and she will be warning--not an ex
ample, as some fear-to other women
St. Landry democrat., 1878-06-22
Proceedings ofhe board OF Police OF
the Ton of Opelousas.

FRIDAY, May 3oth 1878.
The Board metrursuant to call Of the
President.
Present: DR.. .Jh Bay, President, Emile
Donate. Claudiusnyo,P J. Lefebvre, Victor
Lastrapes Chas. ! Caller, W. G. Bell.
The minutes ofte last meeting were read
and approved.
MessrS Eaer afDonatO Of the Committee
to whom was refera the petition OF merchants
and citizens askihfor the appointment OF a
night Waterman, port adversely to the sald
appointment. and tr. Mayo one OF the same
committee rep0rtsavorahiy to said appoint
ment; when on mion OF Mr.. Ealer, the ma
iority and adversGeport was approved ana
adopted.
Ealer, and adopH by the following vote,
Messrs Donate, Ilebvre, Lastrapes, Bell and
Ealer voting yea al Mr.. Mayo voting nay
That the servie Of the night Waterman
temporarily appofed, be dispensed with i'm
mediately.
On motion, Resved that Section 5. of an
ordinance relative the public market OF the
Town Of Opeloussf dated March 18th 1874, be
so amended so as read; 90 that from the LIST OF
June to the 30ti,f November OF each year,
meat of the cowkind shall be sold for not
more than sevenents per pound ana from
the 1st of Decener to the 31st OF May, the
price shall be Ii exceeding Ten cents per
pound"
on motion the lowing Ordinance was read
twice and unaninlsly adopted:
"An ordinance prohIblt the running dClafge
of bitches i'll thetreets of Opelousas when in
heat -
"Whereas the inning at large of bitches in
the streets Of (eiousas while in State OF
heat, has beeona nuisance disgusting to the
lecency of the twn, and destructive OF the
repose of its inl1ltants: Therefore, be it Re
solved, by the lard OF Police OF the Town OF
Opelousas.
SEC: 1st. That.ll owners of bitches within
the CORPORATE liIts shall be and they are here
by required to sep the same while i'll such
State of heat inae their own enclosures:
SEC. ?. That AZ owner Of Such animal, VINO
shall wiilfuly Il wantenly allow her to run
at large i'll the seets, while in such condition,
shall for each I'll every offense pay fine OF
not less than 800 or more than $50 to be re-
covered in any turt Of competent jurisdiction
by suit in the me OF the Constable for use
and benefit of E Town. One half to be PAID
to the informethe other half into the IeWn
Treasury.
SEC. g. That shall be and is hereby made
the duty of thConstable, forthwith to shoot
all such animfs found running i'll the streets
while in such edition.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-06-22

ONES MoTHER.-Around the idea of
ones mother the mind of man clings
with fond affection. 1t is the first dear
thought stamped upon our infant hearts,
when yet soft and capable Of receiv-
ing the most profound impressions, and
all the other feelings are more or less
light in comparison. Our passions and
our wilfulness may lead us far from the
object OF our tilial love; we may be-
come wild, headstrong and angry at
her counsels and opposition but when
death has stilled her monitory voice,
and nothing but calm memory remains
to recapitnlate her virtues and good
deeds, affection, like flower beaten to
the ground by rude storm, raises UP
her head and smiles amidst her tears.
Round that idea, as we have said, the
mind clings with fond affection and
even when the earlier period of our
loss forces memory to be silent, fancy
takes the place of remembrance, and
twines the image of our departed
parent with garland of graces, and
beauties, and virtues, which we doubt
not that she possessed.-[E Elk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-06-22
Ouacgsita Democratic COnEcn-
ton.
aorso,rTIoys ADOPTED ENDORSING GOV.
NICHOLAS, AND OPPOSING GUN
sTITJTIONAL CONVENTION.
rencc;aI to the \. O. Democrat

Especial to the \. o. pemncratl
MONROE, June 15.-T'he Ouachitft Par
ish Democratic Convention met to-day
at Trenton, GrVtDty-tlVe delegates I'D
attendance, representing AL the "ards;
S. d. McEuGry WAS unaulmolsly cJtct0d
chairman.
A series Of resolutions were adopted,
four of which are as follows:
First-Tnat Francis i. Nichols, by
his prrdeut and statcsnantlhe damage
mcnt o. the many delicate issues grew
ing out of the ru.r"ss OF the party IL
1876, and resulting in the firm establish
ment of The % Dp!e's government IN
Louisiana, deserves the gratitude Of ali
L"uisianiaps, That his wisdom, jus
tee and moderation 10 the adminlstra-
ton of his high trust is in strict accord
with the principles announced by him
in accepting the nomination for Gov
ernOr has won for him the respect Of
all as the Governor Of the whole pcO-
pie of Louisiana, and entitled him to the
support Of all who love good govern
ment, and that the Democracy Of Qua
chita are opposed to any policy that
would, in the remOteSt manner, endan-
ger the tenure Of his office during the
term for which the people have chosen
him.
Secondhand while the high expecta-
tons and hopes of the people, after so
many years of Radical misrule and cor
ruptiOn in Louisiana, may not have been
fully realized by the late Legislature,
yet through the legislation Of 1877 and
1873 many useful and economical laws
have been enacted and many wholesome
reforms entered upon which operate
great relief to the people, secure more
just and prompt administration OF the
laws, and higher tone of public NOR
ais; we therefore cordially recommend
that the people of Ouachita vote for the
amendments to the constitution as de-
cided improvements on and prudent res.
traints in the organic law Of State.
Third-That we deprecate the aglta
ton OF the question Of calling a constl
tutiOnal convention in the early future
as unnecessary, imprudent and perllou:
to the cause of good government in Lou
lsiana and to the success OF the Natlona
Democratic party.
Seventh--That the delegates accredi
ted by this convention to the State, Con
greSslOnal and Senatorial conventions
are hereby instructed to cast the vOt'
of the parish It's a unit in accordance
with the views expressed by this con
yentlOn, and on all questions and vOt
ings in each of said conventions upOl
which this convention has not expressed
its sense, the delegates are requested t.
act and vote as a majority OF thOS
present in person shall direct.
The chairman was authorized to ap
point the delegates to the State, Con
greSSiolal and Senatorial convent on
and tOunnounce their NAMES hereafter
UKIAH MILLsAPs Secretary.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-06-22

A little child belonging here in town
has acquired the habit of asking it's
mamma, whenever it received bruise
of any kind, to kiss the wound to cure
it, but yesterday rather embarrassed it's
mother. after receiving severe spank
ing from its pa, by running up TO her
and exclaiming, " Kiss it, ma; kiss it."
II is needless to add That the child was
taken up and tenderly caressed. 1t is
an outrage toever whip little children
and we trust we may never be called
upon to chronicle case OF this kind
again.