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STANDARD
BLANC ILLUSION

FOR THE COMPLEXION.
Is recommended as a necessary accompaniment to
every lady's toilet
III imparts the natural smoothness and delicacy Of
] youth TO the cOmpexiOn not alone obscuring
all blemishes, but giving tone and vitality to the
texture OF the skin. 1t cannot be classed among
ordinary Lily Whites or face powders, but is pre-
pared with view to meet the special wants of the
most refined and fastidious lady Nothing enters
into Its composition hut the most strictly pure in
gradients, aud all OF harmless nature. These Pc
culiarities have insured for it the patronage of
ladies Of the highest social circles who for years
have used 1t exclusively II has done much to dis.
sipate the prejudice against the of articles to
enhance female beauty
IL is put up in handsome metal boxes, is dell
ciously perfumed, and ret Ills at 80 cents.
HENRY TETLOW,
Nos. 1872 and 124 Arch Street, o.. PHILADELPHIA
For sale by JouN BENssToN, Rock Island.
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MEDICAL.

ByIts great and thorough blood;pHrifying proper.
ties, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
all HumorN, from the worst BcrefnlA TO common
BlOteh, PimDlc, or Eruption. Mercurinl disease,
Mineral Poisons and their effects, are eradicated,
and vigorous health and sound CONSTITUTION esta1p.
lIshed. EFynlpeInE, Bnit-rheum, Fever Soresy scny
or Rou~h skin in short, all diseases caused BY bad
blood are conquered by this powerful, PURIFYING anu
inviROrating medicine.
Especiaiy has It manifested its potency in curing
letter, Rose RASH BOils, Onrbunelce, sore Eyeas
serofnioua Sores and BweIllngA, White SweihngsS
Goitro Thick Neck, and Enlnreed SAandss
II YOU feel dull, drowsy, debllitated, have salow
color OF skin, or yelowish-brown spots on face or
body FREQUENT headache or dizziness, bad taste in
mouth Internal heat or chills alternated with hot
nushes low spirits and gloomy forebodings irregular
nDDetite and tongue coated, you are suffering from
Tornid Liver, or HBiiiousness.n In many cases OF
SIavcr Complaint - only part OF these symptoms are
experienced. As a remedy for all such cases, DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal, as
AZ effects perfect and radical cures.
In the cure Of Bronchitas Severe Coughs, and the
early stages OF Connumptions Il has astonished the
medical faculty, and eminent physicians pronounce
II the greatest medical discovery OF the age While
Il the severest Coughs the gygtem
and ggrine. the bleed; Sold by druggsts.
n v PhERCE, NJ D., Prop'T, Worlds Dispensary
and InValidS' Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Court was still engaged at $3.50 this
afternoon upon the Stevens VS. City of
Moline suit for damages. Following is the
court record for Friday and Saturday:
CIVIL CAUSES
Robert Kentch A. 4. Swander, ct al
care. Continued.
Howard FL Gary j. Frank Anhrum-
appeal by defendant. Verdict for plain
tiff. Damages 1882. jury polled,
Plaintiff RENTS the damages assessed, ex-
ceDt nominal, Motion by defendant for o
new trial.
Phillip Phaf Henry Nuckel-eject-
ment. Continued.
David o. Reid v. Thomas Dunn--as-
sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for
S9o.24.
IN CHANCERY.
VIM. Henderson Alex Lamont. ct al
partition. Cross bill iled by guardian
of infant, defendant, Richard Lamont.
ior leave 10 sell the interest of his ward.
David u. Reid v Thomas Dunu-me-
chsnic's lien Dismissed,
VIM L. Cuyne vs. Rachel II. Coype. ct
al Answer OF defendant Rachel Il.
ClyDe filed and leave given her to file
cross bill
Brettun Crapster vs. John Dunmire ct
all Defendant Geo. h. Wells dafaulted
for want of answer.
Abraham Brick VS. Henry Boldt ct al.
Masters report of payments TO Geo. Wea-
yer pursuant TO order of court with YOU
cheers filed and appeared and said master
discharged from further liability therefor.
8. L. Brettun VS. Henry McNsaI ct al.
Death Of Henry McNeal suggested and his
widow and heirs made parties and process
against them awarded.
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RIcHARDs d SoHRBECK's Drug and Book Store
opposite First National Bank, where all orders
can be left for the AReUs, and where all Moline
business Is transacted by o. j. Beardslee Bust
ness notices should be handed in by noon to en-
sure publication the same day.
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LIE Is janvier 1850, on discutait
a Fassemblee rationale, une iOi
sur penseignement, ct alors
CONNIE aujourd'hui, il await une
secte qui vonlait chaser le pc
tre de recole. Victor Hugo mons
ia a la tribune. Nous copions
dams son discours ''L'enseigne>
nent religie'.x est, scion moi, plus
n6cessaire anjourd'hui que jamais.
Plus rhomme grandit. plus il doit
croire. Ii y a IN malheur dams
no,re temps. Je dirais presque
quill ny Gu'un malheur, c'est
une certaine tendance 4 tout met
tire dams Ia vie.
'En dormant 4 pho nme pour
fin ct polll bnt la vie terrestre, la
We matelielle, on aggrave toutes
les miseres par la negation qni
est au boat on ajoHte a l'accable
ment du malhenreuX lie poidS in
supportable du neant, ct de ce
qul nest que la sonffrance, c'est a
dire une ioi de Dieu, on fait un
deSeSpoir. De Ia de profOndes
commissions socialeS.
"CerteS, je desire ameliorer,
dams c-tte vie, lie soft materiel
de cenX aui sonffrent !; mals .je
n'ouDlie pas que la premiere deS
authorizations, c'eSt de leur don
ner Fesparance.
"Quant a moi, Js crois profon>
dement,, a ce monde meilleur, ct,
je declare ici, c'eSt la supreme Ger
titnJe de ma raison, CONNIE c'est
la supreme joie de mon anne.
''Je yeur done sine re nent. ct it
dis pins, je veur ardemment t'en>
seignement religieur.'
VOLTA ce q ,e disait Victor Hugo
dams la :,Ienitude de son genie.
Depui>, tout change, ct lie ge-
ME Ell fiyant IL elnporte toutes les
"lhI'ono'
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THIBODAUX, I've, SANIED1 9 NOVEN[BRE 1878.

Journalistic, quand il ne meurt
pas lni-meme, est le chroniqneur
de la mort. II perd ses anis. ses
commissioners, les stems. Peut-il
meme avoir nne parole pour tous?
MaiS la mort, Ell empOrtant lun-
Iii dernier notle ami ct parOissien
Lucien Theliot, a etc brutale ct
lnjuSte.
Lncien Th6riot etait un de ceux
don't on peut dire sans crainte :;
brave creole ct excellent Louisia-
naiS.
Sa vie a etc la vie dun hnmme
labOnrituX, couragenX ct prOfon
dement, Ilonnete. Et seS enf,ntS,
en- mar.haat dams SrS pas, III NJ
cheroat dams les pas dn travail! TT
de i'hOnnrnr.
l.. Theiiot await 46 aus.
Ii mort at elI,. etc plus r,Ste
Ell enpOrtant nar'li deril,'r N. l..
MuntZ, un cOnra geuy travaillrur
ct an excellent llomme QHi laiSse
lprrie,e lui uue nomb,euSe ia
mile
Heurensem MT que nous tOu-
chons d la fin du fleau.
81 les Gas mont pas complete
ment diSparu, ills sont devenus
Fares, ct les convalescents sont
nOmbreuX.
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Nous empruni0nS d nolre con
frarelu Lonisianais ce qnl SUIT
DErIL.-Cettr semalne, sans
donte sera notre dernleie semalne
d'eprenve.
Les insnffi>antes gelees blah-
cl,ps de la semalne dern'ere wont
etre suivies de gelees plus ener-
giInns. CO.
Car le ,ent froid souff1e du
nord.
Ell le nnmbre de victimes dams
notra paroi ~se. deruis lie commen
cement ae l'6pi,i6mie, est III tTop
lour.l t,ibot pa.ye a la 'nort. rin>
de olarante victlines en- ttnls Sc
m,iapS, deS enfautS sartout. oil
SEN aofre ste,tll.
Eu y6.iia, l'heure est trlste. ct
il est temps uu'ilha mellieais
heure prenne Sd place. Car ls
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IiEAU BOUILLIE.-On signa!e
la fait que. dams la Chine, Quoi
que les villes ct villages soient
generalement dams lie pins mau-
vais etat de malproprete possible,
il NY a jamais nj typhus, nj tievre
typhoide, nj ancnme de ces mala
dies qni tont tant de ravages
dams ,outes les autres parties du
monde.
Quelques-uns attribuent ce fait
a ce que en- Chine, on ne bolt ~
mails que de Feau qui a bouilli, ct
que lebnIlition rend Feau inotfen-
sive.
On ajoute a celia one Ia fievre
jame est lie resultat exclusif de
l'indigestion dune eau devenue
corrompne. Des mes!ecins pre-
tendent qn'en faisant usage Dean
qui a bonilIi, on Sc preserve abso-
lument de la diarrhee ct de la
dyssentelie, ct que, par ce moyen,
on u'a rien a redouter du cholera
a>iastiqde, nj de la fievre janne ;
que pour gnerr un patient de
cptte deruiere mlIa'lies, il faut
lui faire ingurgiter de grandes
quantities d'eau boni'lie, meme an
mi!ieu de vOmiSSements. An bout
dune donzaine d'heures le maia-
! &c entire en- convale>cence.
On fait aussi la remargue que
dams la plnpart des vilIeS mari.
times on la tievre jaune on autres
maiadies seviSsent. on So Sert
d'eau de puits on de clteIne, qui
est Stagnante ct cOrrOmpue. lie
bnlIlt.On fait disparaltre tout ce
quill y a de ma!tais mt dams cette
eau.
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NO. Is.
AVIS
AUX PORTEURS DE WARRANTS DE
PAROISSE.

Ii assez d'argent dams le Tr6sor pour
payer. les vieux Warrants en.c.istres en-
1876, Jnsqu'aa Nn. 529 nrlus,ve,nrnt
+. SAMOAN.
Uctonfe y, 1913. iresoriei ,.e i.aroisse.
1''r"I ees YES ~n~seS de Ia stassee du J,uy de
Ii est resoln que tons les warrants nm r6-
clamations contlc la paroisse uni II. no.
ralent pas present6s au iresorier nour dire
payes' dans les soixante jours qui sniyeront
avs gun y Il DIES fortls suti SAINTS dams Ia
iresor pour les payer, seiou. r1r1.ls,r6s
oe houVeau, ct idrgent destiuf an ,aie
ment me 4, des d'ts Warrants sera repa.ti ia, Ia
ult ifeSorier au paiement de ceux eui sni-
ment.
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CoMITE DEs CoNCoURs POE

COMITE DES CONCOURS POE
TIOITES DU MI DE LA FRANCE.
-(Anciens concours poetiques de
Bordeaux, ,)-Appel onr poetes,-
Le vingt-nnieme concOurS poe
tisae ouyert ell France, lie L.
aont 1873. sera clos ie Ter decem
brr 1878. Seize medai.les, Or, ar
gent. honze. ~eront de,ern6es.-
Detnander l.. Progra amn'e, qni est
enyoye tfaaco, a NJ. EvARlsTE
t'AR ANc president da Connie,
6 rue Moilni /, a Agpn. LOt-et-
Garonne).-( A.franchr.)
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

NE OUS VI VOSVuSs
THE countenance is pale and lead,
en-colored, with occasional fushes,
or circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; swelling of the upper lip i;
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing of the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes voracious, with gnawing
sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; fleeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
iting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools Shiny. not unfrequent-
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth; temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE,
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not eaba6h Of doing tie Sigh. st
injury to tie NEST teu6c, infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. %
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w.
HLkcTloN PAROISSlALE-Com-
m ne toules o cel'es qni l'ont prece-
" see, rejection qni a Ell lieu Mars
u dernier, s'rst faite sans le
a,O'lla1e desordre. comme aussi
ra'lS le moindre enthousiasne.
.s nes cltoyens de couleur guides
ra ra' leaf grand Chef 4ni. nous de-
'""s 'n' rendre cette justice. les
..u''''aande. ~ CONNIE lis doivent
...e ,sn eonmandes, Ell despote. ont
uDas @as 'ote,a de rares exceptions
s' rcs' pour les candidats ani leur
a'a'pdl q. etc imposes. Auraient--
y ~. ''a'a voter scion leur convic-
."; ":l % scion leur choix. il n.au.
s.s sssa, y, p'l lie fair. car ils avairn'.
,m .ons.l! ','ea dlSci''!ia6s qu'i!~ eiaipnt
o",;' sA'lnts tie montle' la hul!etln
aoo.a a''''fht ucpnser dams i'nrna
al'.a asl.'''al', ct calni ci e.ait rem>
r;a's I, , pr m au're. s.i! $, trouv
a. "ue'sas dies uoms de "andi,.ats
a.tr''l. rs,ll adverse. NaIsr4 cet;e
e;;,.' ;i'''ae fyran.iqe im2os6e anx
,h.; v'eis de coule'.r, et la -ranie
lLssafl'h / J., des citoyeuy h.a.rs.
,,,as SsAtt cemocrlt'qae, sauf de
,os,' s s,SG,epFioas, la e;Apcste sal
~. @a'edi proclaim noes Ioana
M... n. 'eS reton"s o.ficial> L.. cette
s"a' n memorable pac ;e sanl
n.y. 1Ms'e fepi''ea,ie ayant decline
A., e poeulation. la campayaa
H. s'Wale s'est ta,te. sans la moi,
n. urganisation du cote des de
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yor,vrAUx Gas. Pendant la
,,nsine mai expirant lie Z de ce mois,
|,s' ,'-a "or reaux cas- suiyants, ont etc
|ruuor.6s, savolr:
''sf Mma Friedenthal ct deuX en-
,prs Alice Meyer, JOS. Pnlos,
aslL' vs,le. Delbert' IN fills de Leme
TsIbrougu, deux enfants d'Adol
me RossignOl.
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po,r1AIsoN.-D,apr les rap
M. nVV oui nous, parviennent les
laaa,s,rs lr,', sout tonjours sat'staits
T. p,"u ,snaament de la canne ct ue
~ y is f,e;lits lie la fabrication da
q ',erp ct de la quailte.
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carnations Locales.

=. uo,s youlez 6tre hien
- -o' o.be,ez vosre cllapeau chez
collie '1 Panu. q rangIe des rues
o. Sl'OI0 Ioris ct Market.
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sa Snon Banm, enco:gnure
aes Sr. Lo,;s It Market, on
ue trOuv4r un assortilneut
sN'e march ln1iseS sc : hes 4
~ m priK de ID Nou velIe
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-Sont heces pendant
phss n, a;ne. Talma Blanchard, un
Ia sat ssu'' de- Woolf Hoffman,, un
eD''n, s'n, de- 7. Trosclair ct Charles
" Turntr.
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MENTION HONORABLE.-Lofs-
que lie Sheriff a porte la boite au
srutin ainsi que tous les docu
ment hecessaires an poll du Chac
bay, pers0nne ma vOulu Id rece-
Tor. LIE jour de rejection, trois
etoyens de couleur ont pris cette
bolte dune cabane Ouelle etait
dtposce, ct FONT empOrtee a la
MASON d'3cole. Apres s'6lre mu
aellement as>erment6s, lis ont
bpose leur bulIetin dams l'urne
aectorale etattendu que les vol
SINS d'alentour vinsSent suivre
eQr esemple. Un seul citoyen.
Deaatte Landry, don't nons nous
plaIsons d mentionner le nom. ma
pas eTaint de faire deux miles a
pltd lonr falre acte de bon citO
!e0, tandls que tons les voisins
v soat abstenns 4 qni mienx
a'eux. Cette boita a doane qua
V : votes. trois repnblicail,s ct un
democratic.
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LES HowARDs. - La Soclete
Howard, de Thibodaux. apres
|leuy moisde travail, a >nspendn
~ operations depniS lundi der
uer. Les services rehduS par Get
te Association Sont ineOn'estables
ct sont iustemen, app'ecle> par
toute la population. Sans cetie
association dont les titpenSes Goa
vellrs par Ia gtaero>ile da renDle
De l.Unior. ont etc d'rnviron
$4,000 10, nous aulIonS a dhp!o-
rer la perte de nonlaenX coHclto-
ypus. D'abGrd les gaf.ieS -mal;idrS
ct surtoat les gar,leS-malades rx-
rerimenies anraient falt det'aut,
les inaisents auraient manIue des
soins qui Ieur ttaient n@cessaireS,
Ia peur, tojonrs manv;.i$e consail
lere, Sc serait emparee de tout lie
monde ct Ia tieyre aulait multi
|pli6 ses yictimes.
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nj yous voulaz des marchan-
fsus fines addieSSeZ.vOuS au
rapasiu de Simon Baum, coin
h. Louis ct Market.
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j. vERGNGlE.

J. vERGN0lE.
O5.--....-..1Sue zsecasur.G. q.
On Sc deInaMs:e comment On
Prevent une foule tie lnaladies teIIes ma
les hevres lntermittentes, la dyspepsic. lea
maladies tie poitrine: Phthisie. khumrs
Bronchite, ADgine, Examinations, L;rynT'
lite, Aphonle, AsthnIe, pleuresie, LymnLI
tlsme, Maladies du Foie, de Ia Vessie ct
DIES NOles Urinaires. Ges Ntvralpies. nour
lie pansement des piaies.
Lon previent ct lon guGrit toutes ee,
maladies en- faissnt usage de
LElJCALYPTGS EBlH'TEssS.
Depuis introduction On Europe de TEu.
caiyprns par Z. Ramel, ct depuis que rat
teiltlon du monde sciutifique a etc anne
lee sur les avantagcs multIpies que ION
pouVa.t tirer tie cstte remuIluable plante
pour Id guerison tie tliversts u,ai,,Jips
I'm gland nonbre dc praticleLs oistingn6s
oht constate ct demontre Fetiicacite de
fEucalyptus.
Les produits de ePEucalyptus, sont en-
ploycs aVec grand success depuis plusieurs
anheeS dams les h6pitaux de Paris.
LIE AsIsiel. Eucalyptus, compuss
lie la plante tie ce nom, est uu preyeutif
sur contre une foue lie mala,iies.
Depot general: BURKE s. IIUMPStjN
No; 66 RUE TCHOUPITOULAS n. o.
justly
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Epidemic de 1878.

L'Epidemie de 1878 a commen
ce le l6 Juliet.
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--Cenx qni ont besoin de bon
ne chanssuieS i dies rrix pul de
tinNt tOh;H concurrence, nO!C
uu'a les ache.er- an ina9asln de
Simon Baum, audeSSons de
i.iiotei FrankliD.
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wA AVIS. q

.,pxAyD VICTOR LAFAYE. n a
,(s. FEkSanis Ssnnis deux mois. plus rien a
rant' aept appent de la SENriSELLs, tons
I,re ec'n,ae ,ns. & mar lui depnis cette ep"que
!. : rscus dcnpbrSS d!1brSs comme nuls. Les person
sroni 0n1ss'Ii;,reraient avoir des renseisne-
pes qai des.,e; an ;b"rnorabilite mont qua s'a-
5rs.ser d te ou'e" F. SAMOAN,
Proprietaire-Geran
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J. vERGNOlE.

6J--......kkue Dccamiur. ..8J
-lMIClIA1Euh IL
WINS, COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUITS
A LEAU-DE-VlE, WEYMOUTH. HUI
LIE, SARDlNES, ADSINrHE.
Seul agent pour lc Sud ct rOucst de w.
IL. ZUBA Il CO., Iognar de Ia ceiehre
marque DIES wins dc A. SELLER " co.
Bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. Tn assor;i-
ment general de liqueurs du pays.
Bitter des AraOes
Superieur tout autre.
Les proprie'es tongues, stimulates ct
dlsestircs de ce bitter. asssent sur le sys-
teine nervenx ct en- font Ine beso,n ex-
tremement agreeable ct bientaisant Com
me aperitif le BITTER DIES AkAEES
fait lie plus grand hien aux estomaes fai
bles ct defeats ct combat eificacemeat la
dyspepsia.
j. VEikGNOE.s.,
Jus-ly. Proprietaire, N. Orleans.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-11-09

ELECTION MUNICIPALE. - "A
unc election tenue mard' dernltr
iAns ie Town Hall, conforme.
ment a lsacte d'iucorporation de
la vile lie Thibudaux, tel Ia'li a
G:e amrn,ie par un acte de Ia lie
gislaturr, Mr.. w. G. hiag4n, can
didat pour Mairr, reen lo3
VOTES Mn. Thomas Albert, IL :
w. Tabor, L. Deefe. G. Aztina, j.
A. Trune et J. L. Blanchard, can
didats pour Members do C"nSe'i,
on. recu ;e premier IS2, (e second
lS}. ie troisie ne 1872, le Inatrlene
.Si. ie c;nnuleme 1o5 ct lie SIX
itme 1856.
/ Les nonveanx elus qul wont
pr0chainement prpudre les 'enes
de administration de Ia vile
Sont tons des cltoyenS resfecfa-
oleS qui farOnt, nous en soinmts
Snrs, touS ieurS efforts pour rem
pli: conSuipncielStmtnt le mans
dat qni Went sle lear atre confe
i'ar lie vote popnlalre.
-L'4pidamia est err decroi>san.
ce sn, tnntt Ia tigne' CeMnGan
il Y Ell lueiques nailveanX ca'
,lans la semainc ct M4me DIES moi
talisrs. Encore uDe geiee ou den'
ct le fieau disparaitra. a.-Pionee''
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-06-25
Seudiug q Pair Of Legs.

Sometimes we ask people to ''lend a
hand" and sometimes we can hear them
say 'Lond ne yonr eyes" Here is a
story about II boy who lent a pair oil
legs just to accommodate.
Some boys were playing at baseball
IN pretty. shady street. Among the
number was lame little fellow, seem
ingly about twelve years old. pale,
sickly looking child, supported on two
crrtches, and who evidently found much
difficulty in walking, even with such
assistance.
The lame boy wished to join the
game; for he did not seem to see how
much his iufrmity would be in his own
way, and how much it would hinder
the progress of such an active sport as
base: bail.
His companions, good.naturedly
enough, tried to persuade him to stand
or one side and let another take his
place; none Of them limited that he
would be in the way; but they all OBJ
jec,cd for fear that he would hurt him.
self.
"why, Jimmy" said one at last
"you can't run, you know"
80, hush !" said another, the talles'
boy in the party; "nevcr mind, III run
for him, and you count it for him. and
he took his place by Jimmy's side pre-,
pared to act. If you were like Linn,
he said aside TO the other boys, you
wouldn't wan, to be told Of it all tho
time
How many times loving hearts will
find way to lend their powers and
members to the aged, the poor, the sick,
and the weak.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-06-25
Anti.DoR Tax Man.

4 went do itr and he put down his
number IA bro. .ans with resonant en-
phasis.
Pm a po' man. It's much as | can
do to cit long s'pp"rtiu' Sal, Luke:
John, Bill, Mary, an de twins, but il
yer's cwinc to lay tax on Ring, Ran
GER, Snip, an Holtight, as good dogs as
e ever shuk varmiut. den it amt wuth
while for po' man like mo to try ter
git long
L tell yer, I won't DO it" said the
Canetoe man
But the granger pleaded, 'if you
sign this petition you can raise sheep to
cat, get wool to clothe your children,
aud be thrifty. Your dogs eat more
than the sheep would, and besides suck
all your eggs and kill your neighbor's S
sheep
'U-n,-U-h Mighty putty talk,
but faint no 20. I'll eat dirt, 90 ma
kcd, drink at DO branch, die 20 and 60
10 HI tore III vote Tor a dog.tax, oil
sign dat paper
Then he, swappei feet, ruu his hands
in his poke and linked after ths
granger. - Tat yoro' Sorihtrner.