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St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
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i magnificent picture, beautiful in design
n.l artistic in execution. 1t represents Il Con =
..ltrdlr Snidfr afIer the returning to Ills
,,nlc, which he finds ruined by shot and she'll
uNiuS lonely and dtsnlatr, In frunt Of Il o
ililrd cottage, telling IL sad tale of Ih in-crlts
war, are two GlaNch with rutlc cross, =. II
NJ of which some friendly hund has hung a
;iraId. The graves ure uvtillnnE by &: we. T.
~ willow, in the silattow ui which stands tie
,llr cd snlsicr with bowed head ;ls if tnii.k.
~ of the past. To the right il.r calm / .Nir
I'D rising moon lnd cate p, atr :nh r. -. ttr
i;irS seen through tt trees rtrls I4.s ''t
III rnss, drarr,l over the Li!t.rs. al. - III in
the Con rdtrte flag well ;,H u Ii. hl -
Il brighter day = to come. 1h' Il ut A.; -.ni I,Ii-
honnliGAt streaming through tIr :Ittr .4lt r,'-
lcctin2 on the peaceful river adds ln Tia. =. IL
Imtnt and beauty of the S"r!.V aNn! H. ELr-
uundlngS No description ul lh.s =, III oi arr
ure that will touch every snu; nrrn Tea and
'hOuld tiud IL place IN every anitih,.Iu hufir. II
il x 10 Inches in size, on heavy Ii.,tr paper.
ne copy will he sent by naii in aeEt-n'nr,i
olrr. to any address, pcs '-raid, nn receipt Of
. cts. three copies for 60 cts, " s'N for In
.llrrtncy or postage stamps. A cuts Uanlrd
very where to sr. tlIis ANA var ETY. Of oilrr
npular cheap pictures. No III ,lit.v required
mtil they are sold. No trnIi'ic to r,l them.
>eud stamp for our catalogue and terms.
Addr S.
A. tREGAR il Co, Publishers.
dec. % lG8 Market ST., Chattanooga, Tenn.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
1OlAi - .-.S1ef &c
Respectfully submitted,
-.ss'-.--~.zz4 So sr Jos Bloch,
y @&+9s9sa ~ -~~@4@~'' r. Carriere.

Opeonsas, Nov. 18th, 1878.
On motion of Mr.. Gudry, Resolved. that
the above report he received and adopted.
STATE OF IeDUisI ANA. -. = g. - IL -
Parish Of st. Landry. )
To the Hou0rah:e President and members of
the Police Jury nf the parish of 1T; Landry:
We the undersigned having been nominated
by your Honorable body to sell the making of
bridge over Cnl,e.' Aug stin". near DIR De-
t.ady. Joseph Smith, Green WhittipgIon. Joseph
isaac,J r. Ales, John Butler, Widow Celeste
Lafieur. H.
Tho Police Jury rs committee of the whoe
proceeded to examine the -laiins on file aga nat
the paPish, when the following claims were
approved:
Es Andrus guarding conyicts. ....s5s 90
G Burr . So 90
Bloch & Isaac snndrias for cnr1Yicts ..... 81 so
G Mnrhinveg cufting snitsfer rconyictsa g IS
J White repairing ballnt boxes ....... 26 90
DR.. e. Thompson post Wartem examine ~
tian on bodies Of o. f.avigue and T..
Rssette 50 on
L j Kerr holding inquest !. 10 90
R'anh Il Isaar sundries. .........,. IS
Q Haas spades for public road 8 90
Mt p.eas,nt mills lum'asffni. public road lao
On motion the Police Jury a linnrned until
Monday the 2l day OF Derpnif,er 1878
K. FL ITTELL, President
Attest: @. Marc, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

Cissy:" Pi's going tn bring az home
something tD-iigI.f; wander what it
will h4g Tommy: Yes. hut suppose. he
tl,n.sii't ste anything fr Cissy: "Oh.
then be will bring something else, of
course g .H
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
rHAHs.Ea ". EAu.ER,

ATCHMAKER AND JEWEI.ER.
Corner Main and Landry Streets. Opelnusaa
Reet,s constantly ON hand. for sale. a general
assortment OF Ci0cks. Watches and Jewelry.
and
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines.
Tie also gives his personal attention to repair
ing Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, and Sewing
Machinss OF nil kinds. -.- fs,.- f
!. dec. 2l-1E. Y @NEE. = =
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

6p @H @ a2 is not easily earned In these times
ID but it can be made in three month";
III ANY one Of either sex, in any part of The
country who is willing to work steHdily at trt
enplnymrnt that we turisl S66 per week il
your own town. You need got he away from
home over night. You can give yollr whole
time to work ar only your spare moments. W.
have agents VIII" are making over s2n per day
All who engage at once can make money fast
At the present time money cailii"t he made 81
easily and rapidly nj any other business. II
rsste nothing to ry the business Terms aIlf
S. Outfit free. Address ut once.
II, IIALLET'T & co,
nov 10 Portland. IiHinc.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
Board Of Health Parrish or 90. E.ankry.
opELousas November sth. 1878.

ftis,lt. Present: Drs. Cnike, isattiH AMI Caann-
hell. Or. Calnpell acting st.easta-y. DIR. Raw
President Board of Health OF the Town 0f Ope-
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
NOTICE ..---.

ID oracE : 80: Morse
Having secured the services OF Mr.. Walton
Sandoz, a thol ough and competent Druggist,
the public are hereby notified that Prescriit
ttons and Medicines can he put up at all hours
day or night. Mr.. sandoz' residence is minedi-
ately In the rear of the Drug ore. and he will
he pleased to walt On Customers Mt any hour In
the night. s-s -...z 49,.
C. MAYO. Agent.
auc 1n-fT .- Sign of the Rig Mortar.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

AsEsasS1 S1seSE. THE LAIiGESr AND Fl,
u est >toch III the world. cinbrariuS Over ii
,kJ,Uth Clir,lius, f;iIiijli.s and Cnuice Print
i'll our ellial.cca Ar; uu,hS. All the new a.:
popular sllijtrtS ut rutk-h.3ttuin prices. j.
Fails OF the Rhine, size 20> 1S-I''illnlltir al
grand: SGcl4c Oh The ~tsolslrillli:l. enc ~ Il
hits .if the sttlsuli size I9X27; Lake i-urtrln
switzerland, the most t,railjl.It lake i'll i,
world; isolt Bella, Il ciltrhnIi- sctlic i'll EGrt.
ern Italy. cninp.in.nn 10 the proceeding; O.;
Boston Light. II beautiful nH;rln,'. SIZE l4X-o IL
great s'eniainI Oh! Otheil lurkct, White M"ui
luinS SiaEar;, Fails. \rwlnri, saratoga. Cat.
rrimg Primrusrs. At the sea- Sln're, Paddy
Difficulty. Also Virgin Nrnih. SHOW storm
American Fruit, and other 24Xo0 sub iecis
Floral Business Cards. Sultln! SCHOOL Gard
Statllary, MnttDcs, Black ground I';,nrls. ei
Also tie finest and niosi complete aSsuttlnrl
OF 9Xll ChromoH, hutii ON white mounts, blu
line. and black mounts. gold line Our st"r
enbrac everything Desirable, for Dealer
Agents or Premium purposes, and all shnni
test our prices and quality ol work. The ri=l'
parties can realize all independence III even
locality by taking an agency for our stfstrit
and framed thromus. Partcu ars freq. Ilills
tratpd Catalogue on receipt of stamp. Send t"
81 or S. outfit. Address.
j. LATHAM g. CO,
4l9 Washington st, Boston. Mass.
mch 6l-1y
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

Protitablaspasiele ls.atiing-H Hntel hills.
Prfital1le for the hotel keepers, We
mean.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

And all eruptiOns OF the Skin. This preparation
HIS been i'll Use in families III this parish for til.
last twenty-five years, and has never failed IL,
single instance.
For Eale at the Big Mortar, by
C.. MAYO.
July 31-tf Sole Agent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

TAKE your mother-in-law, and 60 d.
rectly to Schleuder's, and buy her pair
of those noted Lazarus s. Morris pebble
glass spectacles, and she will, to the day
of her death, bless her stars that yon
married her daughter. In the same case
with the glasses, look over that line of
elegant gold pens, and the stereoscopic
views, which are always a choice gift;
then, as you walk along, his cutlery will
attract your attention, the finest ever
brought to this city, in every variety and
style, both solid silver and plated; napkin
rings with boquet holder attached, napkin
rings on standards, and napkin rings by
the dozen without either: cake dishes,
fruit dishes and pickle dishes; toilet
appurtenances, until the beholder is be-
wildered in trying to make selection ;
vases of every description; statuary
beautiful to look upon; silver nut picks
and nut.crackers; card.stands, flower
stands, &C., &C. You will do we'll to call
as soon as possible and see some 6l these
choice goods before they are disposed Of
Schleuder's store is filed with attractive
goods, suitable for gifts at any season OF
the year, but particularly during the pres
ent holiday time.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19
Whore to BUY Clothlng,

His name was Norman, on the Gram.
plan hills his father fed his docks, and
this man bought the stylish OUTFIT he now
wears of GEO. E. W1LBoUR. Such
hobby suits, among his piles upon piles
Of ready. made clothing. He is just the
man to suit you, be you rich or poor, tall
or short, fat or lean, and his ready made
clothing he will sell at cost-and LESS
THAN cosr-and means just what he says
besides. Here also you will find q gen.
eral assortment of cloths, cassimeres,
vestings, hats, caps, and in fact, every
thing in the gents furnishing line-ex.
cept boots. And If you want suit made
to order, Charley Wilbour can just give
you particular fits in the latest and most
approved style. Don't forget, that in
their large assortment of furnishing
goods you will End many desirable arti
cles suitable for Christmas presents. Call
early, and take advantage Of the low
prices.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

No WONDER you meet SO many ladies
with smiling faces now days. Don't you
know they have just been to GuNz's store
to select a cloak from that large stock
just received from Chicago. Here also
you will find headquarters for millinery
goods. They display splendid line Of
these goods at low prices. Mrs. Lord,
an old time friend, you will find always
ready to show the stock and wait upon
you. Neither will you find their dry
goods behind the times. GUM believes
in a free use Of printers ink, and in
glancing over'the columns of the TRANS
cR1PT, you will see what he has to say.
His stock will not only bear advertising
but personal inspection. Purchasers will
always find in this house a good assort
ment Of gents ready.made clothing, ali
to be sold at prices to suit the times and
purses of their many customers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

We had on that hobby suit We bought
at Wilbour's, you know, and thought
we'd "show off" little. So, having a
few moments spare time, by way of
diversion we walked into Taylor & Balls
grocery house. We were just enjoying
ourselves hugely looking over that splen-
did assortment of canned goods stacked
one upon another clear to the ceiling,
when all of sudden, circulation stopped,
and we were in chill. No more canned
or bottled goods for us-no, not even an
onion-well, of course, we had tumb:ed
down cellar! But, as good luck would
have it, our pencil was IN its accustomed
place, 80 we thought, SEEM how as we
were down there, we'd just write up that
lower story. Our ideas may be little con
fused, but upon rough guess we should
say they have about 40 tons of maple
sugar right from Vermont, so carloads
of vegetables, 60 barrels of granulated
sugar (Which by the way, they retail at
9 lbs. for the 81, and you Just ought to
been there and seen, we should say, from
about nine hundred to a thousand barrels
Of apples-all of these things being but a
few of the many sights we saw in that
cellar. To be continued.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

THE little folks of the Congregational
Sabbath.school have gathered up quite
bundle of their Sunday.school papers
which have been accommodating during the
past year, and Mr.. Page, the Superin.
tendent, has sent them out on mission
of love, thus to do double duty; and as
they have Frightened the faces and made
glad the hearts Of the children Of this
school, so may they 60 out on their er-
rand Of love and good will, to the little
ones who have not, like ours, these little
messengers coming each Sabbath with
their clean pages and beautiful stories.
Will not some other schools take up this
matter, remembering that if it be but a
cup Of cold water, or even little Sab
bath.school paper, the blessing will go,
and the blessing too will surely come.
The papers 60 to Franklin, Tenn, about
twenty miles from Nashville. They are
sent to Rev. G. L. jackson, q colored
student of Fisk University, who goes out
from there every Friday. Mr.. Page hopes
to send forty numbers each week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19
RACINE.

The stock buyers of this vicinity are
picking up all the young cattle in the
country.
We must here record the marriage
of John Star and Mrs. Olson, both of
Racine. The ceremony was performed
by Squire Meade, of Sumner.
We learn that Mr.. Story, of Frank
ford, has traded his farm to I. Taylor, for
stock of goods, in Spring Valley, where
he intends to move in the spring.
The people of Racine started de.
batting club Friday evening, Nov. Goth,
and elected s. J. sa=born, president, G.
E. Schroeder, vlce.president, N. U. Grant,
secretary, aid Frank Severson, assistant.
On the 4th inst, Walter Harper, while
saving wood with a CIR cular saw, had
the thumb and fingers of his right hand,
badly mangled. DR.. A. Plummer was
summoned to attend him, and it was
found necessary to take the thumb off at
the second joint. The patient is doing
we'll.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19
LIE ROY.
LIE ROY.
Frightening up a little.

Trade Frightening up little.
-"1t snows!" cries the school boy.
The temperance nc. license ticket will
probably win without much if any oppo-
sition at the coming election.
School again in full blast, with a
large attendance in the upper room. The
pupils are to edit q column in the Inde-
pendent.
The temperance societies are open
ing the campaign, preparatory to the
coming village election. The "Good
Templars" and "Temple of Honor" hold
joint open meeting in the Opera House
tonight, (Tuesday). Mrs. J. Ellen Foster,
the great lecturer, has been engaged to
deliver three lectures, beginning on Fri.
day evening next, and closing her curse
on Sunday evening.
The ex citing event of last week was
match hunt. Lowe Carpenter as cap
tain of one side, and W. J. Southwick as
the captain of the other, each with 9
chosen company of "a assistants, had a
three days hunt. Rabbits were to coun:
5 each; hawks and owls 20 each; wolves
and wildcats 100 each and rats counting
per tail. There were only some IA on
each side that took an active part in the
match. Miles Maxfieid was inspector
and referee. The count took place on
Saturday evening at Z P. NJ, when the
judges declared the Carpenter side the
winner by count of 1914 to 1857. The
losing side as per arrangement, treated
the winners to an oyster supper at Balls
restaurant. Mr.. F. w. Frisbee, Il the
losing side, had the largest count of any
one hunter, his game footing up 1868
counts, or nearly one half of all his side
brought in. The other heavy counts were
W. Spencer 1926, Lowe Carpenter 302, J.
D. Allen 347, j. A. Henderson $50, and
w. J. Southwick 40. On Monday the
vanquished side claimed to have found
mistake in the count by the returning
board, which would have given them the
victory, go they appear to have won the
game and paid the piper, If they are
right about it. The Carpenter side pro-
pose to stand by the returning board, to
to the end.
OCCASIONAL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

A SAD CASE OF DEsERT1oN.-Out in
the Green neighborhood, we understand,
three little children-the eldest 8 years
Of age, the youngest 10 months-were
cruelty deserted by both father and
mother. Where the parents have gone,
they say, nobody knows. The children
were taken to the poor house. The
father was son of DR.. Walker, whom
many of our citizens will remember as
living here few years ago, and after.
wards in Brownsdale. Poor little things
when my father and my mother forsake
me, then the Lord will take me up" We
hope they may receive sympathy and
love, for their lot ct the best will be .
hard ono i - III -. r.. Es-A +
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

PROF. e. J. Couch, of Grand Junction,
claims the prediction made by him a
year ago, that the year 1878 would b.
the beginning Of series of years of IN.
favorable crops IN this country, has 80
far proved true. He ascribes the failure
to excessive rains during the blooming
season. He says the season of 1878 Will
be generally dry. The winter. with the
exception of cold spell from about De.
cember IL, reaching lis maximum about
the ED to the 25th, will be moderate,
intensity of cold and snow until about
Jan. %, when real winter will set in and
continue late. In northern Europe the
cold will be intense. April will be mod
crate; May bad; June, July and August
hot and dry. Mr.. Couch bases his pre-
dictions upon different principles than
those of Tice, or other persons in this
country, and claims to have solved the
weather problem, so far as is possible with
present knowledge of celestial bodies
Marshalltoaon loaoa) Times.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

THIS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to it's
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruf. It gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by it's use
becomes white and clean.
BY it's tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
of Massachusetts, says, "The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and l
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for it's intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

THE yellow fever epidemic created intense
excitement throughout the country, yet every
community has greater foe to human life,
which stalks abroad UNDECIDED Yellow fever
has slain ito thousands, but neglected colds it,
tens Of Thousands. The practice Of letting q
cold cure itself 10 fraught with suffering, sor.
row and with death. There 10 NO remedy more
valuable than Eilert's Extract of Tar and
Wild Cherry, those that use 1t know its worth
and win not be without 1t, for It surely and
quickly cures Colds, Coughs, Group, 'Catarrh
and Bronchial COmplaints, and there are
ton. Warranted to give perfect Satisfaction
and sold BY all Druggists.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19
A Complete Newspaper

The enterprise that has made The
Weekly Times not only the best journal
OF its class in Philadelphia, but, by gen
eral acknowledgment, the best journal
tor the family circle issued from any
press, is scrupulously maintained. Its
contributors from week to week are
among the foremost men of the nation
and no department of news or literature
is sighted in any number on any pref ext.
It is adapted as we'll to women as to zen
hence, although Its political intelligence
is full and accurate and Its political ed
itorials free and fearless, liberal provis.
ion Is made for religious, literary, dra.
matte and musical matters, wit and hu
NOR, travels and adventure, fiction, poe
try, fashions and the chronicle of current
social events. In all these departments
the pens OF the best writer's are engaged,
while selections from other journals are
made with care, taste and fullness that
are unsurpassed. The special correspon.
dents of The Weekly Times are found at
every news centre, embracing all Amer.
lean and European capitals, and they
are charged tn spare no labor or expense
to give its readers the best and earliest &C.
counts of matters OF current interest in
every department of the world of news.
In addition to the regular correspondence
thus provided, this journal is chosen by
many Of the most eminent men of the
day as a medium of communication with
the public. The "Annals of the War;
EN- bracing chapters of unwritten h istory
contributed by prominent actors in the
war of the rebellion, are a valua BILE fea
ture of the paper, and have become re-
cognized depository of such matters
whether from Northern or Southern
sources. This department, as we'll as all
others will be we'll sustained the coming
year. Selections of some of the mos,
valuable war articles that have appeared
already have been made, to answer the
general demand for their publication III
book form. The volume thus compiled
covering about 800 pages (price 81 OO)
handsomely illustrated and elegantly
bound, Is offered as a premium for sub
scriOers. A copy of the "Annals'' vii
be given as premium to any one send
ing $15 tor club of ten, or $25 for {
club Of twenty. Club terms of The
Weekly TINES: One copy, one year, 81
five copies, one year, So; ten copies, one
year, SIS; twenty copies, one year, $25
Address The TINES, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

IRA JONES has lately been appointed
agent for the popular Hazard Powder
Company, and he is expecting in the
spr,ng-time to erect a powder house for
the purpose of storing the same in large
quantities. According to law no house
can keep more than 2 kegs of powder on
hand in their stores at a time Go into
his store and look at the fine picture sent
him by this agency.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY. annual
meeting of this society was held, accord
ing to announcement, on Wednesday
afternoon of last week with Mrs. r. O.
Hail. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. G. E. Wilbour.
Vice Presidents-M n. K. Noble
and Mrs. Il. o. Hall.
Secretary-Mrs. o. w. Shaw.
Treasurer-Mrs. Benz Mason.
Trustees Methodist church Rev. Mrs
Williams and Miss Camp Engle; Uni
versalist: Rev. Mrs. Eldridge and Mrs.
w. F. Sutherland; Episcopal: Mrs. DR.
Gibson and Mrs. Nat. Hammond; Pres
byterian: Mrs. H. Frederikse and Mrs
W. H. Sutton; Congregational: Mrs. F
King and Mrs. L. s. Willard; Baptist
Mrs. G. H. Goats and Mrs. G. II. David
son.
The winter thus far has been one OF
exceptional mildness, but we cannot ex.
pect that the cold weather will any longer
be delayed. That our community recog.
nize the advantage of systematized be-
nevolenee, and that it has confidence in
this organization, is evinced by the llber.
ality with which in the past it has re-
sponded to our call for aid. The times
are hard and we must expect that there
will be pressing calls for all the means
at our disposal. As in the past our de-
pendeuce will be on the continued con
tributions Of a generous public.
MRS. 0. w. SHAW, Secretary.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

If you want anything in the tobacco
line, G. n. Boehmer can surely suit you.
The best cigars, tobaccos, or pipes, at
wholesale or retail. He sells as good a
Scent cigar Is there is made. In hunting
for place to buy cigars by the box for
holiday presents, stop when you come to
Boehmer's and 20 in and 'buy-you can't
do any better. ,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

1T is hoped there may be good at
tendance at the Congregational church
On this Thursday evening, to listen tc
ian address from Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, tol
several years q missionary in Turkey
Subject: Turkey-its people, and the
missionary work among them. Several
costumes of the country will also be ex.
hlbited. The churches Of Minneapolis
and Mortified, and other places in the
State, have been greatly helped BY h lis
address during the last few weeks.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

We cannot conceive how traveller can
possibly get along without the 7raoelers'
Official Guide 1t is almost invaluable,
containing, as it does, the time tables of
all the railway lines in the United States
aud Canada. 1t 10 not only complete,
but reliable. The December number,
with the new winter timetables, is on our
table. Price, so cents. National Rail-
way Publication Co., Philadelphia.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-12-19

WHAT other preparations fail to do,
Halls Hair Remover surely accomplislIes
1t renews the hair and especially restores
Its color when gray and faded: As =
dressing i, is unsurpassed, making the
hair moist, soft and glossy. The most
economical. preparation ever offered, its
effect remains long time, and those who
have once made trial Of 1t will never
use any other.-AdoertIser and Union,
Fred0nfa, N. Y.