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AMERICAN BtBLw focrgrY.


Tho necsi OF this society closed te last day
oil Narcn, up when date us ANIMAL reports will DO
mado ny. rho receipts have faee OF greatly during
tho year Just closed, and tho socisty tue
year WIN a dcot Of over S5o0oo II has made grants
Of about hundred and ot,y thousand copies Of
mo scriptures during tue year and employed nity
coipor,ours TO search on, and supply tho destitute.
For iss homo work aono u cxrcnds about $l4o, 600
year. Its foreign merchandising, printing aad cr-
cuiatng tho Bplc In tho different languages and
lr,cs OF ihc word,nvoves expenditure OF $4,000
a year During tho last ten years u has circulated
Turkey alone II 600 COPIES and among the military
In the late Ia the East over nvs
thousand topics were sold distributed.
rss regular anniversary will DO held ths year IN
Richmond Va, May ~, by special Invitation Of the
auxiliary society Of the State. rho annual sermon Of
tne society will DO preached in tho Fourth Avenue
Presby,e r,aE Church tbs evening, by Rev Jacob
Chamberlain, NJ D., OF tho AIcot Mission OF India.
The annual business meeting will be held
In the Blblc House next Thursday afternoon Tho
Female Auxiliary Bible society received during tho
year $ll 49, and cxpcn deJ Tor salaries to Bibe rcsd
MISSION Work $40 sos. The entire receipts OF
the society Tor the year s44Jyj4 ~ and tor the
closing month march, &6s,55s a. me wnoc num-
bcr copies issued from tue Bibe House during tue
year, not Including those IN foreign lands, was
Cjg,224
SUNDAY, Jtb.--Amcrican Home Mlss,obary Society,
broadway Tabernnclc--Annual sermon IN tho even
Ing by Dr. A. l.. Chnpn, president OF Bcoit college.
American Bible Society. In Fourtn Avenue frcsuys
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united by letter with the South Baptist Church, tho
united congregation will worship to-day In tho edihcs
OF the former in For,y-eishtn street, where Rev. A
Stewart Walsh, atc OF Brookiyn, viii preach morning
and evening,
Professor Felix Adler has accepted very nattering
call IRON the Pacific coast TO deliver series OF lee
lures lie will leave Now York about the 2osh inst.
stopping at Pittsburg. where no will lecture twice,
and proceed TO San Francisco He speaks before tho
Ethical Club this morning.
In the Swcdcnborgian Church Ihis morning tho
Rev. =. IL Humphrey Will preach on 1.-THE White
horse In tho Apocalypse and in tho evening on
"ncavcn.n
Tho Rev. A. J. Arnold VIII preach this morning and
afternoon in tho Anthem Memorial Church
The Rev. G. q. Tinany will preach AZ tho usual
hours to-day In the Church OF tho Atonemcnt.
bishop Soushgstc and the Rev. New. d. Noyes
viii occupy tho pulpit OF St. Ignatus Protestant Epss-
copal Church this morning and evening
'sThe Robc Washed White In the Blood Of Christ and
What II Means" with be explained By Rev. W. X
Aiger the Church Of tho Messiah this forenoon.
srhe Infant Jesus and the Aged Simeon" Will DO
contrasted by Row. j. J. Muir In hacdougal Street
Baptist Church this morning. In she evening = tens
perance sermon on "Innucnce" will DO preached.
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TEXTURE DEPURATlVE
DU R. WE n G.

&c remede qui ma pas encore failli lepuis
vingt-cinI ans quill est EN- usage, est bicn
superienr il tous les crtraits de SaIsepareiNe
ct tons les Depuratits, employees jns4u'a CO
Jour.
ii gu3rit toutcs les maladies chroriques,
soft internes, soft externer, sans difference
d'ige nj de sexe. Mule maladie prOvenaNt
de !'impnrete du sang ne resiste a Sol usa-
ge: les dartres de quelque nature qu'ellrs
soicnt. les intirmitts, consequence tie Tabus
tu mercnre on de tout autre traitelnent qui
a vicif la constitution, sont paitaitement
ct radicalement queries, tontes les fois que
ION persavere dams son elnploi.
Les Leucorrhees. Pertes Blanckes, Irregu-
la,tites dams Ia pfrio,licit6 DIES menstrues,
la chlorose, Ia sterilite prOvenant de tonic
maladie %chrOniqne OH cOnstitntiOnrelle,
toutcs ces maladies disparaissent par mn
traitement assez longtemps prolong6 de IN
Tcintnrc Dtpnrative dn DIR. Meng.
L'fpilepsie, %lorsqu'ellc nest pas OCCASION
nee par ule lesion organiqnc, les Rhuma-
tiSlnes chroniq"es ct qneqnetois .Aiqus. les
ulcercs cancerenX, ont etc radicaleMlent
gufris.
Les cures dtja op6r6cs parlent assez pour
que la Teinture Depurativc du DIR. Meng
ait besoin de toute reclame il slf1it lie sa-
Noir quill ny a pas Ell iusqu'a present une
seule malatlie %chronigne inveterfe on cons
titutionnelle. prodnite par IN vice quel-
conque dies humenrs. qui ait rf>ist6 In puis-
sancc mtdicatrice de cette preparation.
Chalne houteille est a~ccompagnfc lie
nomhreuN certiticats, vcnant de tous les
points de In Louisiana, attestant les bellies
cures Operfes par ce meiicalment.
tV En- ventc Il St. Jacqucs-Rive droitc,
chez J. Billion ct j. V. Ammant-Rive gau-
che, Eugene Laiche ct l.. CRANBERRY.
a In Nouvelle-Orltans, l.. Lacassagne
rue Decatur, No. 9.
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AM.2Eo WAI-o
SeM Propri6taire ct Fabricant.
,. ....RCE CONTI.........9 &c

Co Cordial, agreeable ct tres savonrenx
est lie stimulant lie plus sain que l"n ait
encore prodnit i~nspn'ici; il est compose
d'%ingredicnts aromatiunes ct amcr,, qni.
%lorsuu'on EN- tait usage modtrfment, est mn
c@xcitant aussi hicn qu'un fortitiant pour lie
systrmc digestif-c'est aussi IN depnratif
excellent.
II ma pas de supfrienr parmi toutes les
preparations de notre fpoque. lie proprif-
tairc possede a l'appui de son etliracit6 les
certiticats de la Faculte Mdlicalc de Ia
Louisiana. II gnerit on prfvicnt les tievres
en- general, ct autrcs describes int'rieurs;
il combat anssi Ia dyspepsia. Ia ntvralgie,
| ainsi que In constipation occasionnfe par
Iahu> dies Inducements ct les affections dn
cnur. IL est eiticacc dans les maladies de
In veSSie ct les mauX de reins. Cest IN
TONGUE tres-puissant dams le cas- dtpuise-
mcnt In sySteme.
C'cst I'm breuvagc inoticnsifponrles fem
mes ct les entants ct I'M excellent antibi-
liairc. &c Bitter est Superintendent dcstinh Il
! rnsa.c ,lcs families. mars lis
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DIR. MENG, Donaldsonville:

C'cst avcc lie plus vif plaIs,r que ic YOU
vols reprrnarc la fabrication de votIe Tenn
tire Dfpurative. Je ne sanrais trop In
recommalder a tons cenN Iui souttrcnt dc
maladies ancicnnes. zen al vcndu bcar-
coup dams lie temps. ct j'ai etc t6nnoin de
cures alssi nombreuscs que surprenantcs.
Mails deuN snrtont son rcstces graves
danS ma mtmnirc:
Nine. Santiago TroNillo. agfe d'environ
s6 ans. gui dcruis plnsienrs anntes n'avait
pu gutter son lit (%retour d'age). s'est tron-
wee enforcement gufrie. ;prts lemplol do
qurlqueS louteilles de %teintnre dcplrative.
Ellie est dcvenne forte ct p%uissante, ct n
plus RESENT arcnnc csepcc lie donleur.
Me. Lagrczc ,agee de % ans. qni depuis
p]nsicurs annfcs n'avait pu Sc iivrer Il in-
crne cs,ece travail, ri proie il une migrais
ne qni In tenait cloufc ,lans sa chambrc,
>'cSt we delivrfe pour t%nnionrs de cett"
doulonrrnse maladie. apres lnsage de qucl-
gucs houtcilles de cette bonnie teinture.
ST cc mfdicament. bien comm ct eInplo-
ye dams nos larages, await hesoin d'dtre
~rccommandf. ,jc ronrrais bonner lie nom do
nomh1c de personnes Qui ont etc queries
par la teinture dfpurative.
V%euillez men rNrtdier me caissc. PHI
sieurs maladcs men ont dcmande ct l'atten-
dent.
AMADEO BRAUD.
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PARISH OF ST.. JAMES. !
October %, 1878.

Mr.. Editor PLEASE inform the
public that l have just received the
first edition of the Plantation Diary
of the late Mr.. Valcour Aime, and
that l will at once proceed to jour
ney through the river parishes for
the purpose Of offering the work to
Planters. The numerous meteOrO.
logical data, thus furnished, will be
found Of great interest, and may
serve hereafter to frame a rule for
the prediction of cold weather-a
rule similar to that of Marshall
Bugeand tor the prediction of other
changes Of weather, which is en-
bodied in the work offered. The
attention of Planters is specially
called to the remarks of Mr.. Aime
concerning frozen cane. The cost of
publishing the manuscript having
been vastly underestimate, the
price of one volume is changed from
90 to s., except for the subscribers
to whom l have already pledged
myself. l trust that the Diary will
receive all the patronage it deserves,
but will feel much more amply re.
warded, should / succeed in con.
vey,ng valuable information to the
patrons Of husbandry.
Your obedient servant.
ALB. FERRY.
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ST. JAMES, Dec. 9TH. 1873.

ST. JAMES, Dec. 9TH. 1873.
The Police Jury Of st. James met
this day at the Court House OF said
Parish, pursuant to Especial call OF
the President.
The President being absent, on
motion OF Henry johnson duly sc.
condcd, NJ. +. l.. Poche was chosen
us temporary president and took
the chair.
The secretary called the roll.
Members present: Il. \. Harris
on, IL. johnson, u. Leblanc, \. Mi.
re, +. p. PochG and +. Wasgues.
pack.
Absent: \ l.. Bourgeois prcs't.
James Davis, J. Il. Ferchaud aud
j. \. Druilhct.
On motion duly seconded, the
reading of the minutes Of the pre-.
vious meeting we're dispensed with.
On motion of II. johnson duly
seconded, the Parish treasurer WAS
excused from making his usual re-
port, as required, for the reeson, that
eiISiC "AS uo SutuISC w H'aAC oIHSS
his last.
The following report of the Com.
mittce on claims againt the Parish
was read and adopted as follows:
ST. JAMES, Dec. eth, ISIS.
To the President and Members Police Jury
of Parish of St. James:
GESTLEMEN Your committed on Claims
beg leave to submit the following report
l. We have approved bill Nos, DIR.
Winchester, for .Antopsical cN-
aminatisn of body Octave An
gust on July Il, payable ont
Contingent Fund. $500
9. Approved bill No. 9, DIR. Win
chester, for post norton exam
nation Of body Victor Joseph,
on June LIST. payable out Of
Contingent Fund. SOC
2. Approved bill No. =, DIR. Winches-
ter. for four visits to prisoners
in Jail, payable out Of Parish
Physicians Fund. e.Wo
4. Approved bill No. 10, of J. Cen
iii, for printing Judgments on
forfeited bond. payable out of
Contingent Fund. 6'Oo
4. Amroycd claim Il. A. Harrison,
No. 2. for per diem as menbe
Police Jury, session Dec. 18th,
1870 aud January 9th, 1877,
payable out OF Sinking Fund ~"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.

BY virtue of an order of sale, I'M.
der date of November Doth, 1873, to
me directed by the above named
honorable court, in the above init.
tied cause, l will.otfer for sale, ut
public auction, on the premises,
On the elcrenM day Of January. A.
d.. 1879; at eleren O'Clock, 4. w.,
the following described property,
to wit:
\ certain tract of land, situated in
the parish Of st. James, on the
left bank of the Mississippi
River, at about fifty.one miles
above the city Of New Orleans,
measuring ome arpent front on
said river, by eighty Mrpents
in depth )" bounded above by
lands OF II. & J. w. Wildersen,
and hclow.by those..of Gtlstavc
Pocht; together with all the
buildings and improvements
thereon and %thereunto belong.
ing, excepting Il small shed, Il
kitchen and Il chicken-housc.
Terms and conditions:
Cash in L. S. Currency.
Shcritt" S..of1icc. Parish Of st. James,
this Bird day of December, 1878
V. MILES,
Sheriff.
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granted to young mcn and yonths
not under fourteen years of age,
who are proficient in the branches
of a common English education.
They can enter at amy time during
the se>sion.and be charged only from
date of entrance. Students may be
residents of other States.
IvState or beneficiary cadets
cannot be received until the LegiS-
latnre makes an appropriation to
pay their expenses.
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TO THE TAXPAYERS.

The Taxpayers Of the Parish Of
st. James are hereby notified that
after the LIST. Of december two per
cent a month will be levied as pc.
nalty to the amount of their taxes.
&c. MlRE.
Tax. Collector.
St.fJames, Nov. 25tlI. 1878,
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students and cadets. Session begins,
by law, October 5 and ends July 4.
FACILITIES FOR INSTRUCTION.
Very good: an experienced Fa.
Guilty. now of four Professors-the
number expected soon to he increa-
sed much philosophical and chemi.
ca! apparatus; good appliances for
instruction it, Engineering, large
mnsuems Of Natural History; n Ii.
hrary OF fully fourteen thousand
volumes, and a good equipment of
small arms and artillery for mill.
tary exercises. Efforts are also ma.
king to get in readiness the En-
perimental Farm and Workshops.
COURSE OFSTUDY.
Embraces a wide field Of litera.
ture and science; and for the pres.
ent parents will select the studies
which they may wish their sous to
pursue. The military exercises are
ranked as studies, only obligatory
on the cadets who are quartercl in
the University building, and option.
al with other students, who board
in Baton Rouge. To become 'stud-
ent" or "cadet,"i is optional with the
parent.
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In conformity with law the tax
collector Of the parish has made and
will publish the List of the deIln.
lncnt tax payers.
BY paying their taxes the said
dclinnents will avoid more penalties
aud the seizure of their property.
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WANTED. E E fas1! }5s{

Number IS is the lucky number that won
the Bay Mare, at the drawing of the lotte-
ry thereof, which took place on Sunday,
the Oath Of November last past, 1s7s, on
C%abanocey 'plantation.
Any me holding said ticket may claim
sain Mare within thirty days Of the notice
hereof.
Dec. 8, rs. PAUL GRlMA.
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EXPENSES.

Tuition and the use of library and
apparatus are absolutely free. Stu
dents can find good boarding in Ba.
ton Rouge, for about Sl5 month;
and those who form '.meSSes."c can
maintain themselves for Sc to SIS IA
month.
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POLICE JURY.
President, A. l.. Bourgeois;
Secretary, Emile J. Laichc:
Members. J. A. Druilhet. j. u. FcrclIand.
Telicieu Waguespack. Desire Leblanc. Ja-
mes Davis. Alfred Mire, Henry johnson.
Felix T.. Pochc, Richard A. Harrison.
SCHOOL BOARD.
President. J. Grntil:
Secretary, j. Louis Gaudct:
Members, j. l.. Pocht, Marcelin Tir-
cuit. Alfred Plaisanrc, p. Numa Martin,
Thclrsphorc Dugas, A. w Thompson, HI
Turtaud.
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BRIQUETERIE
VIII TIE HALL.
BRIQUES A VENDRE!
BRIQUES AaV
B RIQUES A Ell!
M. ]. A. BOURGEOIS

Avertit les labitants de la paroissc Saint
Jacques ct DIES paroisses v~oisines quill Went
d'etahlir me Briqncterie an White Hall.
ct Dull est en- mcsnre de leur fournir DIES
briques de premiere qualit6 aux prix orli-
naire du marcle. go ms. rs.
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EXPENSES FOR A MILITARY CADET

Fixcdexpensesperm onth-Board
lodging and servant attendance,
$l2; washing and mending, s. 80;
fuel and lights, 80 cents; medical at.
tendance. 81 total, SIG; OF for the
session OF nine months Sl44. or II.
that rate for part OF session. Paye
bic monthly in advance. Contint
gent expenses per session-estima.
tcl-uniform clothing, S47; text
books and stationery Sl5, medici-
mes So; %breakages and contingent.
cieS, 50; total, So. Payable SIS on
entrance, balance S24 january l. In
ease of withdrawal from the insti.
tuition, cadets will be charged only
for the time of attendance, except
that there will he 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 stand
IL colder climate.
For further information, address
ID. L. BOYD,
President.
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Parish Of ST. James.

PARISH OF SIs JNNIcSs
{ Richard Simms.
Observation-Disclosures Vincent Dickinson,
Lucicn Como.
Parish Julrc..,...,..S. +. Siskron,
parish At,orncy......J. II. Winchester,
Clerk of Court ........ Emile J. Laiche,
Louis Dugas,
Treasurer. Henry Feitcl,
Tax Collector ........E. G. Mirc.
sheriff Victor Miles.
Corouer Jules Leblanc,
Parish PHI ysicjan .....P. NJ. Lamlremont,
Assessor Jules Dornier.
Supervisor of Regis
Official Journal.......LE LOClSlANAIS.
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SATURDAY, DEC. IA, 1878.
Official Directory
Fourth Judicial District.

comprising the Parishes OF Ascension
st. James, st. John the Baptist anu ST.
Charles.
district Attorney b. Earhart.
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Seventh Senatorial District.
comprising the Parishes OF Ascension
and st. James.
State Senator. -.ll9FTe La'iolS.
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The School Beard meets to-day,
at twelve o'clock, at the Court Hou.
Sc.
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LOUISIANA EQUITABLE
Life Insurance 20.
Corner .Carondelet and Gravier Streets.
N8W

SAMUEL MANNING TODD. President.
JOHN II. PIKE. Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President,
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
This Company has paid to the families OF
nn,icv.holders over $3.50. 900. during the past
eight years. ,.. -,
If Won want safety, security and fair deal
ing, insure your life in this Home soutLer"
Institution.
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SUCCESSION OF CELEsTIN .CHENET
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A Of LOUISIANA.
PARISH OFisAINT JAMES,,

PARISH OFisAINT JAMES,
Tax-Collector's Office, Dec. 10th. 1873.
Take notice that Twill offer for sale, on
Saturday the 18th instant, at il O'clock A.
NJ, on the premises, all the movable
property and all the contents Of a Coffee
House, belonging to John Kerrigan, to
satisfy the State and Parish Licenses
amounting to s120-and all cost.
st. James Parish December 10th. 1873.
+. G.. MIRE.
Tax-Collector,
Per CHARLES OUBRE
Depy. collector,
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SUCCESSION OF SCHOLASTIC DCHON
WIFE OF MARClLlEN BOURGEOIS.
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A OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.

Whereas, Desire Leblanc has applied to
the above Honorable Court for letters OF ad-
miniStratioit in the above succession.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern. t" show
cal,>e.in writing, within ten days, why the
prayer of petitioner >h"nld not lie granted.
st. Jamrs,{Dec. 9th, ISIS.
BY order of the Court.
EMILE !. LAIClIE.
Clerk of Court.
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OFFICIAL.


or THE
POLICE JURY
OIL THU
Parish Of ST. James.
Regular Meeting.
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6. Approved claim r. A. Harrison,
M. 255, for per diem as member
Police Jury, session January
goth, 1877, payable out of Sink
ing Fund. 500
Z. Approved bill No. ], II. Teitel. for
salary as Treasurer to Sept. LIST,
1873, payable out of Treasnrer's
Fund. 10000
8. Approved bill No. l, f. J. Laiche
for salary as Secretary Police
jury, from January to August,
1877, inc. payable out of secrc-
tary's Fund. 10000
We have rejected claim of d. j.
Dunbar, No. 321, for Justice Of
the pcacc's fees, 1876, not ac-
cording to law, for $500
No. 1872, Justice Of the Peace's fees,
1876, not according to law, for 27.40
Rejected also claim l.. T. Fisher,
for fees Justice Of the Peace,
State vs.. G. Squire, for 1e74,
No. 4O2, dated February 6th,
1s77, for 500
We have approved claim Henry, No.
2l79, dated March 2sth, 1877,
as witness in ease of State VS..
W. Bryant, for half its amount
of 81. 100
Approved claim Sarah johnson, No.
2160. dated March 26th, 1S77. as
witness in case State VS.. w.
Bryant, for half its amoun of
$3.50. LIS
Approved claim Rileyl Weatlers,
No. 2l76, dated March 10th,
1873, as witness in ease State
VS.. Vim. Bryant, for half its
amount of 81 30. LIS
Approved claim of Edmond Dngas,
No. 2l64, dated March oath,
4s77. as witness in case State
VS.. G;nstin L.abranche, for. half
it's amount of 81. so
Approved Assessors draft for part
of his salary. 1880
Approved II. Feitcl's account No.
for Blankets for use of Jail.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
A r 1T AL
Mechanical College,

VOIlC8C,
BATON ROUGE, LA,
Is now open for the reception of
students and cadets. Session begins,
by law, October 5 and ends July 4.
FACILITIES FOR INSTPIrrTIoN
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-29
Observation-Disclosures, {

Anon the simple costumes, says Boston
Herald fashion writer, the bodices are plated,
some being made with yOkeS, others without
but Jokes are decidedly one Of the fashions of
the Year Mastic fou]a1d and Swedish gray
foulara are very popular made in this style,
and worn with silk skirts, trimmed with two
Killings. edged with NalencienneS lace The
ioulard tunc, IS draped at the side with q
houj..:mne. bordered with lace The yoke
bodice is made with gros grain waist-hand
OF the same color, but Il darker shade. Demi-
on sleeves, with wide Valencennes sewn on
Il and turned up on to the sleeve; a
ValencienneS jahot on the high bodice Other
dresses have the yoke piece made entirely of
old Venetian point, mounted on silk, "a band Of
Venetian point at the side of the tunic, and
reyers Of point at tn" side OF the tunic, and
revers Of point on the ssleeyes; others ere
decorated with; colorct embroidery worked on
thread net Of very strong manufacture: Eng
lish and Madeira embroidery are also used for
yoke pieces, especially with the 1ndienne
costumes that have either q Chinese blue,
Iavander or navy blue ground. The collar is
formed of an upright crepe lisse plating, and
the fiat bow on. the bodice is either yellow
gold and black or dark blue and scfimson
The tunic is fastened at the side with a wide
band Of white embroidery, and at the bottom
OF the tunic there are fiat bows of the two
colors, similar to those on the bodice. The
skirt is simply plated.
With Indienne costume, and with foulard. ones
too, especially when they are Of the natural
ecru color, nothing looks more stylish than
THE PARABERE CASAQCE.
The foundation is coarse. soft ecru linen
and it is covered with embroiderie in silk
worked in the Louis XIV. style. The casaQue
opens in front over either velvet or a satin
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-29
THE .WORK-nOuSE BOY

The Cochran boys had Just given feed
to the stock, and-~were at work over
books and slate at the dining: room table:
The door in the Kitchen was open. and at
times the dying tlrewould throw sud
den glow, over thA great bare soom and
the shining tin on the wall Every time
the light flashed out, a big. uncouth BODY
which was curled upon the hearth moved
and grunted i1neasily - '..->
"Look. at Sukey ~ cried Harry: -.
- "Yi, Suke!;' shouted Will, throwing "a
book at the object on, toe hearth. But
whatever It was, it did not move.
Gle don't mind Humps Got too
many at the workhouse," said Will
"Better 90 on with your sums, Willie"
sand the gentle voice in the pantry, where
Helen was string up the bread. . 49,.
The boys began TO Whisper. glancing
| at the motionlcss figure on the hearth.
Amonth or two before, Mr. Cochran,
finding that he needed boy to carry
wood, fed the pigs, and help in the
stables, and gone t. the county poor
house and taken therefrom on orphan lad
some sixteen years Of age. ..;.c.,s
Hes nc. Solomon, as you may see
| he said to his wife. '"But he can do the
work vel enough: It is d charity to
| bring him out IF that wreatched den. and
give him enough to eat. Don't let the
boys tease him" :: :->'- ..'-.>.'i =.
But It was not So easy to control the
ffboys: W hen they saw the "}ank,~ unpain-
ly lad, Will 4 ragged, ~ieMan's shawl
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