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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-06

y
reimbursement IA lui d SEES yetix
ellie ait flit appel aux entauts d,
pays ct lui nit cOnfie H. soin d
son salut +? Est il .etOnnant que
da moment on ellie cut appel,
dams lrS conseils de son gouver
neinent Ties gems, qnels qu'il'
soirnt d'lilleurs, qni et;lient nes
dams le pays, on s'etaient, apre,
de tongues ann6es de resi,lence
Identifies avec ses intelGts ct ses
mPnrs, ellie ait eprouye un sou
lagement 6norlne ct vi s'opercl
.les ref0rmcs, ;lssez pauvres, si
Hon veat, mais ret.Iles !? Non, Ger.
tes, les choIx que la Louisian,.
avait fiitS parni Ses enfants Oa
SEES residents lie Tongue date,
netalent pas tOuS merveillenx.
Non. ce. ties, les Soloms qu'eilp
s'etait d0nnes mont pas toujoIT>
fait tout az qn'ils dpv;lient. Non.
cerfrs, ils mont pas oper6 toutes
les reiormes que l'on attenthlit
d'e,ix. Mais il snffisait qn'ils fus-
sent sit pays, SOFT par la nilis
sailce, soft par me Tongue resi-
'ieilce. soft par les inteF6ts que
sette 'mlgue residence lpur rem
,ii.it commnns lvec ceux tlps Ell.
i;.nts lie FEfai, ponr que, Simon
lenr patriotisme aux moins leurs
inter6ts legitimes ct bien enten
'lls, l.-s assent TRAVELLER plus on
aioins achievement an bien Gtre de-
.ct Etat.
Certes. nous ne devons hi mel
vonlons faire siu g0uvernenr Nj
'.holls mn eloge exagere; rousl
mons ir commissions ct sav0ns ce
luil want, iatalIeeturllemenc et
Mais n'ent il pas
Ionte In yillsnr que tout le monde
.st f0rc6 te lui reconnaitre, que
u qnalitA spule d'enflnt du pays
'allrait rentln n6ceSsairpmrnt su
'erienr aux Warmoth on aux
Kellogg. Nest ce pas nr6me lui
aire nne espece ,l'ontrage que
i'annl,.r sou ln,m rt.Sp.ete Il criui
te ces deux aventuriers 7 II IL
ant bien ponrtant, pnisque Ia
'oinnaraiSon srilIe fait ressortii
Il superiorite du regime uouveau
a,r l'ancien.
N'est-ce pas a partir de ceite ,
poque que s'rst f,it l'apaisrmeni :.
es esprits, In paciticaltion dies :
aces, I'm certain r.tour a l'orlre
ans administration, ct l'econo-
lie dams les finances
Ponrqnoi, ,lepnis plus de dix Il,
ms, Ia moitie Gle lEtat regarlait II
lie de travers l'autre moiti6 I .
'ourquoi ceux ci ct tceux-la So me I
Illaient lis Sans cesse dies yeux 1T !,
renaient lis constainment la lu- :,
Iti0n d'adverSaires s'appr6tant a n
attaqne on d la ripostef Ett'
onrqnoi. tleplis un an, tout ce
lon,le Ia, snbitemrnt reconcile. !.
tend il la main. ct tait il bon :.
lenage, ct s'pntend il pour con p;
IRE q ben. tant bien que ma, \,
= affaires de l'Etatf I J,
Ponrquoi I Helas! fant-il le a
ire I C'est que les antres, les III
\
'entnriers, les carpet baggers, les le
1armo,h ct les Kellogg ct Ieur II,
iste seqnelle. qni s'etaient fat
ne position a la faveur de Ia III G
sion de Ia population, ne pou el
llent vivre ct cons"rver leur Il,
tuation que par la division ct IL
Inimosite qui regnaient entire ce
: differ,ntrs PARTIES de cette Fl
'pulation c'est que les gems dn Ell
US, une fois au pouvoir, ne m
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-06
CONDITIONS DE p,ABoNNEMEFT
rArApLE D'ADvAncE.
pRIX DIES ANNoNCEs.

On carre de dix lignes, Ire insertion ). 81 Sc
Chaque insertion suivante -. rs Gems.
Cartes de Profession, par an.....,. $l2 ST
Annonces do Candidaturs .....s.... II ID
Tout avis diciaire devra etra paye
le dernier jour de d publication on ie jour
de la vente.
x Pour lettres, journaux. schanges, &c.
) add essex 81 "PfoNEIER," Nspoleonvilie,
Line.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-06
CRANE DE cOTON.

A yendre, d des prix tres raison-
nables ct par In Auantite qn'on de-
sirera. de la gfain- dun cotDrs
indien beaucoup plus avautageux
que le cotton ordinate.
Sisdresser chez
FRANcois GAUDIN.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-04-06

~ souscrivex au Rsossi4,
- 90 par ~,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26
Humors Of the Veto.


Vetos do not veto in all cases
The veto could not have been loaded.
Who will care for John Sherman
now.
A little veto is a dangerous thing -
Mr.. Hayes.
Ouch, You've stepped Oh NY vtoe.
Mr.. Hayes.
Perhap. the President is more sinned
against titan signing.
Remarks 10y Congress: IF you had
kept your veto at home it would not
have been hurt"
Remark by Mr. Bland II am a
bigger man than old Hayes"
Think of the fate OF the veto, Mr..
Tilden, and think what very little
thing il is after all to bs President.
Vctoing the Silver bill was like toy
ing With the hind legs Of mule.
The President rises above party. and
the party 10 get even, rises above the
President.
They did not even print the message,
so mad they were for return of the
good times which set in yesterday
morning.
The President is beginning to realize
that his vetoes are not cast in pleasant
places
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26

A MAN should not be measured by
his possessions or gifts, but by the use
Of them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26

/ hav seen young men who l thought
waz too exemplary; they was 80 good
they want good for nothing else
Josh Billings.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26
Administrator Notice to
Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT By AN
y order Of the Probate Court Of King County
Washington Territory. msde and entered Of
record on the nth day Of March. 1878, the under
signed has been appointed Administrator of the
estate in Washington Territory Of GUsTAyrs
MORRILL,. late Of konnebso County in the
State q Maine. decreased. All persons having
claims against said estate required To present
the same with satisfactory vouchers % the uu
ierxign-d st the law Office Of Larrabae HAnfsri
in the City of Seattle in said King County within
aae year from the date Of this notice, or the sane
will be forever barred.
c. II. HASFoRD.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Gustavus Morrill,
deceased.
March 18th, ISIS. mhls.wst
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26
NINTH DAY OF APRIL. AID 1879

Tor the purpose of electing the delegates herein
before mentioned. The said election TO be con-
quoted and returns thereof made and Transmits
as 10 now provided by law in cases OF general
eiect'ons for Delegate 10 Congress, Prosecuting
attorney, AID members OF the Legislative Coun.
81 OF the Territory. And the said counties of
luAho. shoshone and Neg Perez In the Territory
Oh idsho, are requested to elect the delegate to
said convention provided for in said act, at such
time and In such manner may be deemed al.
VisAble by the citizens of said Counties
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and caused
(-~l the Great Seal OF the Territory 10
LIS be- affixed At Olympia this oath
day of January, A. ID. One Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Seventy
eight
By the Governor.
\. ii. OwIsGs, Secretary of the Territory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26
BY the Governor of the Territory O
Washington.
A PROCLAMATION.

VTTHEREAs THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
w of the Territory of Washington by an act
approved the 9th day OF November. A. d. 1877,
said Territory on the 9th day of April, 1878, for
the purpose OF choosing delegates to assemble at
Wsla Walla. in said Territory, on the 18th day Of
June, A. ID. 1878, to frame q State Constitution;
and
WHEREAS it 10 further provided in said act that
DELEGATES to said Convention shall be elected in
the territory at large and in districts as follows:
Three delegates in the Territory at large.
One delegate In the First Judicial District.
one delegate In the Second Judicial District.
one delegate in the Third Judicial District.
One delegate IN the County Of Walla walla.
one delegate In the County of King.
one Delegate in the Counties of Thurston and
Lewis.
One delegate in the Counties of Clarke, Ska
mania, Klickitat and Yakima
one delegate in tho Counties of Cowltz, Paci &c
Ahd Wahkiakum.
:, One delegate in the Counties of Pierce. Chehs-
lis and Mason,
One delegate in the Counties of Ciallan, Island,
Jefferson and San Juan
one delegate in the Counties Of Kitsap, Snoho-
msh and Whatcom
One delegate in the Counties of Columbis, Ste
vens and Whitman: and
WHEREAS II Is further provided in said act that
the Counties OF Idaho Shoshone and Nez Perce.
IN the territory OF Idaho, may be represented in
SAID convention by one delegate, who shall have
to q vote:
Now. THEREFORE,. l. ELISHA p. FERRY. Gov.
erior OF the Territory Of Washington by virtue
oi the power and authority in me vested by said
act. DO hereby call special election to be held in
the several Counties Of this Territory ON the
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26

An English csnundrum has spread to
America. and reads: There are those
who would DO my first to throw my
second at my whole" And the answer
IS, Gladstone"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26

Almost every idea is patented but
the man who shall invent bootj ack
that will kill two cats at one throw
will find clear field, and may realize
from it his everlasting fortune.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-03-26
DISSOLUTION.

rI,HE coPARrSERsHiP IN TIE SEATTLE
Auction ssorv," herrtofor~ existing between
A. Mandt aud Jacob Davis is this day dissolved
by mutual cons~at. A. Mundt assumes all liah!,-
itlos ia paying al bills due against the late nrm
aud alone is authorized 90 collect ali oais,andins
debts due the arm.
seattle. W. T.. A. MUyn-,
Narch sih, ISIS. IDAYis
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23
~1Oelnieres uvelle
49,

~-"LAllemagne, a dit Bismark,
veut Ia paix ct ma que d'honnetes
Observation-Disclosures voulrait
signer nm traite preliminaire avant
Ia reunion du Congress.
lie nouvean pape est elu: C'est
IL cardinal Pecci. ex-camerlingue
pontitical. II a pris lie nom de Leon
XIII. On lie dit bon, liberal, mode
r ct sage. II Il 66 ans. Uses traits,
dit-on encore, ont la tinesse de ccux
do Voltaire ct de Richelieu."
La solcnnite de mercredi der
nier u etc vraiment grandiosc; mails
Ii violence du vent a empeche les
.,rateurs de pononcer lenrs discours,
mi seront imprimes ct lus. Celui
tie NJ. =. Bermudez est long. Nous
J. lisons que ale liberalisme doit ex-
lister dams le domaine des opinions
purement humaines, mails quill ma
pas de sensdans lie domaine de la.foi."
L'honorable orateur s'tleye energi-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23
l'cuillcton lu l.ouiSianaiS.
TIE.
=9elllc. pal.tic.
tHAPlTKE XIV.

ExpliQuez Ia chose CONNIE voIs
vonarcz, mails c'est ainsi.
\. vingt ans, vous avez un livrc,
lie livre de votre prediction ct de
vOire cnur.
LIT vous aimee &c livre CONNIE on
aime une m%aitresse.
Nous lni ttcs enforcement ct sin
cerement dcyout. II rtpond a vos
sentiments, 4 idtes ct snrtout 4
vos aspirations. Sa forme. son style
ct son esprit, don't vous vous cmpa-
reg, he vous pevmettent point den
aimer un autre ct de lui trouver IN
rival. Nous haIssez meme, fulfil
III chet-d'Huvre, tout autre livre
de style different ct de tacture gu.
ptrieure.
C'est Page OIL Chdteaubriand vous
domino, OH Lamartine vous sednit,
OH Victor Hugo vons enthousiasme.
OH m6me-et le danger est plus
grand-le moins moral DIES roman.
ciers ct plus singnlier des litttra-
tours peut vons souiller le cnur ct
vous abaisser l'csprit.
Que de vocations ont etc dctermi-
nGes par un livre!
Que dc passions, d'amours ct de
haines, Ell germe dams tout hommc
ct dams toute femme, mails quill
Gtait prudent d'assoupir, de diriger
on d%'eteindre, ont etc cveilltes par
un livre qui vous est tolnbe sous
la main, In avant Picture, ct qni fnt
un revelateur indiscret ct indllicat!
Mails 81 Inuvre de choix, pure dc
torme, ci'aste de pensecs, noble de
sentiments ,rcligieuse d'ideal ct d'as-
p%irations superienres, est Ia pre-,
lniere revelation qui s'offre 4 vous,
soyez heureux ct soyez reconnais.
SAINTS. Vous auriez pu tomber sur
FGuvre mauvaise, le poison on la
souillurc, Ia homie ct la laidcur.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND
CIR ICU LTuR AL
Mechanical College,
BATON ROUGE, La,

Is now open for the reception Of
students and cadets. Session begins,
by law, October Sand ends july 4.
FACILITIES FOR INSTRUCTION.
Very good: an experienced Fa.
Guilty. now of four prolessors-tlc
number expected soon to he incrca.
scd much philosophical and chcmi.
cal apparatus; good appliances for
instruction III Engineering, large
mnsucms Of Natural History n Ii.
hrany Of fully fourteen thousand
volumes, and Il good equipment of
small arms and:'artillsry for mill
tary Observation-Disclosures are also ma.
king to get in readiness the Ex-
perimcntal Farm and Workshops.
COURSE OFSTUDY.
Embraces a wide field of litcra.
ture and science and for the pres
cnt parents will select the studies
which they may wish their sons to
pursue. The military exercises are
ranked as stndics, only obligatory
on the cadets. who arc quautercd in
the University building, and option
al with other students, who board
in Baton Rouge. TO become ':stud.
cnt" or "cadet," is optional with the
parent.
ADMISSION
granted to young mel and youths
not under fourteen years of age,
who are proficient in The branches
of n common English education.
They can enter at any time during
the session, and be charged only from
date Of entrance. Students may DO
residents OF other States.
80 State, or beneficinry] cadets
cannot be received until the Iegis.
'atnre iakes:..an appropriation to
pay their expenses.
EXPENSES.
Tuition and the use OF library and
apparatus are absolutely free. Stu.
dents can find good boarding in BIT
ton Rouge, tor about 5l5 II month;
and those who form "mcsses,"ca can
maintain themselves for 1G to Is u
month.
EXPENSES FOR 4 MILITARY CADET,
FiNedcNpenSrs per month-Board.
lodging and servant attendance,
III; washing and m%ending, s. 80;
fuel and lights, 80 cents: medical at
tendance. 81 total, a1G: or for the
session OF nine months Sl44. or ut
that rate for part OF session. l'aSa.
bic monthly in advance. Contin.
gent expenses. per sessio,,-estima.
trd-uniform clothing, a47; text.
books and stationery &l5, medici.
mes 80; breakagcs and contingent.
cics, -; total. s12. Payable SIS on
entrance, balance *24.J january ]. In
case of withdrawal from the insti.
tuition, cadets will be charged only
for the time ut attendance, except
that there will be no remission of
fees for the last two months Of the
session.
LOCATION.
Healthy, and desirable for delicate
youths who may not be able to'stanu
La colder climate.
For further information, address
ID, +. BOYD,
President.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23

Is now open for the reception Of
students and cadets. Session begins,
by law, October Sand ends july 4.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23
Exccucntc Affairc

lie s"n>s'gnf, posstdant avcc son frcre,
NJ. j. NJ. Blanc". nnr patrntc du gouyernc-
ln"nt dies Etats-t MS pour Ia conservation
II objects allmeEtalrtS ct de fruits dams leur
tiat nat'lrcl, >ahs pnils prrdeut ricn de leu,
partuin, de lcnr coulcur, de lcur savtlr ri
'c lturS lrii4ttt>.- conservation utli s'tt-
irrtnc an nioyrn dune operation al,ssi ia
cllc Gnlnoii,isivr a In >an't,-n rtsoln de
rrndrr 81 part de la ditr patentr.
Les prr>onncs v@ollant l~'atle,tr pruvcnl
satiIrsScr an >"uSsigif, p%aroiSsr st. ,Jac-
pnrs, il son dnnirilc pres de- la mnnniActu-
II de- cigarettes de &. f.. lovcc 1t de In
rharnaeie A.. namard, o rnr la postc,
Convent y. o.
EMILIO HI.ANpo.
ST. Jacyitcs. T. ttyiier. l-1-.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23
j. GENTIL.
Il C%omtiauer.)

CONMERCIAL.-Nous appelons
pattcntiOn de nos lecteuvs sur racis dc
II. Nicolas Ffyas.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23
prtme, ct le crime nest pas d'y ell

b&IlI ~ " AtsAs+ ~ ~ ~ III
trcr.
Nomindtions.-Ont etc NOMINEES
par le gOuvcrneur ct con(irmGs 1Glr
lie SGnat, NJ. Il. Z. pocht, mcmbre
du juri lie police, ct NJ. Emile Lai-
che, gretlier.
Plauditc, cires.
Citoyens, applaudissons.
Tn bon avocat, da,,s iii juri dc
police, est une %nGcessite.
Pour M. Emile Laiche, c'est, com
me nous IL savons tons. I'M icune
hommc instruit. tclalre, mttholiquc,
droit, aNant toutes les qualities YOU
lucs pour lc postc anqucl il Il etc
nomln'.
lie Bureau 1u grei1icr sera dGsor-
mails III Bureau dtccnt. convcnablc
ct irrtproclablc.
C'est .j"$te.-Notrc volsin dit, ct
nous uisOnS avcc lui:
-''Voici linstant, voici lie momc1t,....
pour 10 beau scxe de St-Jea,-Baptiste ct
f'tt totSttltES WV llttitl0NStI / tti I"
clarilcs un'nne g;nfrtilSc nature hi a pro-
dignes, en- PENDANT vi>itc \ la fee de la tot
Iclte, II Ia gr;.cirlse modesto uui l"sstsle
tous les secrets parisiens, toutes les fines
SEES tie Tart. me iolic femme ne peut ltcem-
ncnt $" prodnire dams M bal. y maiique
sou cntrfc ct son cifct, 81 Nine Alfred
W"olongham ma preside, dc In ttte aug.
piels. i Ia decoration slcsa nersonnc. Robes,
cllauta,N, rnhaas, tout CO 1ni touinc In To-
t" anN dansc,irs thlouis, ton sans exception,
ct dune iraic|lrur im,nnculde, Mime Wool
ongham lie procure il Thcurcnscr clientele qui
chaq,e jour ST plcsso dams sou elegant
atelicr."
Imi".-N'rst-cc" point lie prin-
temps!
Et nous avons plaisir d announcer
les marriages S%uivantS:
NJ. j. NJ. Garcia ct malccllemois
Marie Regina Lambert, NJ. Thtles.
mar pocle ct mademoiSelle Coles
tine Barras. a rEgliSe st. Michel:
ct NJ. j. V. Guidry ct mademoiscl'c
Josephine PORTER, Il ltglise st. Jac-
Iucs.
lie .juri dc police sc rGunit All.
,Jourd'lui.
Cest bicn.
Nos remerciemcntS rtpttcs an
Stnateur Pierre Landry pour l'cnvoi
dc documents. l!gislatiIs.
Nous remcrcions tgalemcnt NJ.
r. Nj. Lusler, Honorable ct diync
SlIrintnllnnf In f1nSfrnnf;np IA
bl,que Ell Louisiana, pou: I'envoi dc
son prtcieux Rapport.
La cause dc lcuucation pnblique
a tait dc grands progress cl, Loni-
SHANE sous la direction tic Nj. X. NJ.
Lusher.
LIT nous NoNons que notrc parois
Sc. pour 81 part. II prAScntrment
l2O, cntants assistant aux tcules
pnbliQues ct rrivtcS, lso hlancs ct
20 dc col,lrur.
-Aplucloll> !; lire. Il TRAVELLER ct
Il vl,rp.
--Dan> la >oirtc de mauli il q
crcdl, v"rs 5 llcn!r>, lc lAA.asin de
VI. }. Joseph, Il st. Jean Iapt!sle,
Il etc dtvore par les iiaMmes.
lies braves altlllcurs de Do
jacksonville ont co,lvcnabIemcnt
ttte la%nniNcrsailc de Washington.
On ne trouve point ell Louisiana
dc m%eilleurs patriotcs que les artil-
leurs dn capitaine Prosper Landry.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23
A v G N o r e

| ne paitr dc cent,itugcs ct une
machine Il Naprur dc la force dc
hunt chcvanN.
S;,lresser au Bureau du LOU.
SIANAIS.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-02-23

qucment contre les fats occomplis.
Ii a rnison sans doute, quand les
fats accomplis he valent rien. Mais
81 lie Mroit ct le fat sont d'accord!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-04-25

A VALUABLE REcIPE.-Cut this out and
paste it in your hat; it may, some day, save
the life of your mother-in-law:
"a man who had announced his first attack
of rheumatism, learned in one half hour that
the following would cure it: Iodide of potas-
sum, quinine, glauber salts, onions, raw lem
ons, raw silk, oil silk, gin and tansy, rock
candy and whisky, Turkish baths, a potato
carried in his pocket, horse chestnut carried
in his pocket, an eel skin around his leg, a
suit of red flannel, chloroform linment, hot
lemonade, trip South, dry atmosphere,
equable temperature, sulphur baths, mustard
and hot water, camphor liniment and elec-
tricity."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-04-25

AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR RHEUMA-
risM-Take a pint of spirits of turpentine,
to which add an ounce of camphor. Let it
stand until the camphor is dissolved; then
rub it on the part affected, and it will never
fail of removing the complaint. Flannel
should be applied after the part is well.fo'
mented with turpentine. Repeat the aPplics,
tion morning and evening" 1t is said to be
equally available for burns, scalds, bruises
and sprains, never failing of success.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-04-25

dropped dead. Deaf Smith quietly reloaded
his rife, and walked away into the forest.
Three days afterward, General Houston,
accompanied by Deaf Smith and ten other
men, appeared in Austin and removed the
State papers.
Deaf Smith was one of the most extraordi-
nary characters ever known in the West He
made bis advent in Texas at an early period,
and continued to reside there until his death,
which occurred, 1 believe, about 1850. But,
although he had many friends, no one ever
learned where he had been born or any partic.
ulars of his previous history. When be was
questioned on the subject he laid his finger
on bis lip. His eye was quick and far.seeing
as an eagles, and his nose as keen as a ra.
ven's. He could discern objects miles away
on the prairie, when others saw nothing but
earth and sky; and the aavages used to de-
clare he could catch the scent of Mexican
or an Indian at az great distance as buz.
zard his dinner. He could never be persuaded
to sleep under the roof Of house or even
under q tentcloth.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-04-25

a9~ At recent meeting in England which
was characterized by much religious excite
ment, an old man gave expression to his JOY
by shouting, and continued it until it began
to interrupt the services. Brother W was
requested to "go and stop that old mans
noise" He went to him and spoke few
words, and the shouting man at once became
quiet. "Brother W, what did you say 70
the man that quisted him so promptly" 81
asked him for guinea for foreign missions,
replied Brother w.
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w A Yankee editor wishes to know wheth-
er the law recently enacted against the carry
ing of deadly weapons applies to doctors who
carry pills in their pockets
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p9- A good story is told of Washington
belle who is noted for her wit. She is the
daughter of distinguished judge, and at a
recent dining party was seated next to gen
tleman who had recently lost case before
her father, and who took occasion to refer to
him in terms anything but complimentary.
An awful pause in the conversation indicated
that something was wrong, when he turned
to the lady at his side and expressed a hope
that the judge was no relation of hers. To
the great amusement of those present, she
replied: "Oh no; only connection of my
mothers by marriage" A laugh could not
be prevented, and the gentleman came slow
ly to the conclusion that the judges family
was too much for him.
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BARBER SHOP.

VEyHOSE in want of an EASY SHAVE, FASH
i ionable and stylish cut of hair, or pleasant
and luxurious Shampoo, are reminded that
THOS. BALLARD, Professor of the Art Tonso-
rial, is still in business in his old Shop next door
to the ENQUIRER building, where it will afford
him great pleasure to wait upon all who may de-
sire his services. Razors honed and sharpened,
and any other work of that kind promptly done
THOMAS BALLARD.
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