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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-04
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Ntetbet 0ef@aaatl
9arfitMe uns tutttthe 8doer fur SO Gents

QGS%%WS& V~vsVs~~~S
9irfitMe ano tuttttdae 8deer fur 50 &emtS
ar. s4. aors,stberta.etrabe.
g(SuIi4,tS) .. 8. aerres. Gisenthhmer.
oaN, HIeiiMmamm & Gomp.'S Nsetbe,s
Compressed yeast).
Da man entbedt bot, baB nteIe gtadbabmunsen uns
jeter Sefe fid TIM gtartte benben, 70 bot ale dbte
Yresbee uneres Gabritats au iebem Badete ben yta.
men uuierer Girma. aGe anberen finb Wa&abmun'
gen.
Nlan perIanse BON leinem Grocer @aM 8Ittids
ueamm Gomp.'s . Drebbefe. Gdsli& frii&
NotrifzDepot RI. "a, storsz Gntatus citrate.
q. 6. 8emnett, @efdditsfhbrer.
(gadrat9, ,12DateI)
Die ~essen tarftidem ams tnifti@en eIettro'
Aewt,d,en, SeerfartaIz, 9d5ueteIs unb 9amrf
baser in Nr. f4z. Saratoga, uahe Gutawarase.
aub iett fir &errer unb Damen tn noler ahattstsf.
(Geptt0, ,12aRteD
9as pmmoerbar .ptrfenoe CautnitteI
6ulphid of AIRS N i C u m.
Ninnen, gliitben, 8eulen unb ale 5autausidldse
nerbeu unbebingt sebeilt; 81 bas Yadet; nit
oer Bof suseldidt. Ttan ienbe BofzSffieesStempel
ti,r Vampblet nebH @ebraudsanipeifuns.
9r. 9obme & Goutp., Rr. Sc. Oif>5a1etteftr.,
Dein apotbefer bat es. (5ebr20.1 1S,i.a.8.)
Gtme Rarte.
Mn 4ue, ipeIdbe an ben f5oIsen bon SusenbfG fGnoen
ne,u0ler s&md&e, gnttrdituns, BerIuft ber Ysans
nesfrait &c. Ieiben, enbe i'd TO enfret en Re3ept
bas Re t,irirt. Dieies srose Selmttel ipurbe BON
eiuem Ufiondr TN gfb=Mmertfo entbedt. Sdbtdt elm
ah.eIFrtes eoupert on 9aen. Soiepb 3. Snman, 6ta'
tton D, 8tble<Souie, N.>g. @ttp.
Oh.s.1S.t&m.,ta.E.O
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8laienteiumittei (Lithia). - Das
wirtlamite je entOedte Wiittel 5ur raiden INT
na9baltisen 5eilung aller giierenleioen, lib
cs einen gar5 bcfoaoeren uno energiShen Gin
fluB auf Die geiamrlten Sarnor9arne aus
als barntreibenOes Nlttel (Diureticum) lag
iid fein anoeres bls iett bcfanutes Ssa1
Der @irfiamfeit bamit per9leI&
8lrfung auf Die gtiereH liiAala
senO. Breis $3 DE-
ihen. a3n h9k9
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40rrfA,tssYseri1atrOi,t1toett

@rimilta a ger d. t.-(Yor Oberri6ter
9romn) Syei9eiprofen: GheoOor 0iiheau,
@elteblung 9eonarO 9orie1's nm $99; 9ta.
than Scott, ein S1par,er, Ditto $. 8. Stein.
barb'S nm Elm $13 pertbsS Yreroe @el1irr;
Rtlliam Butler, alias Shomas, Ditto Nlire6
8inQ's I'M llbr uno &ette i'm Uertbe BON $15 !;
Seiurid &ib, SOnntagsz Yierausl 9aut (,mei.
teS Sugeben). - lleberfibrt, aber nod nidlt
perurtheilt: Sanie5 Sellp, Beiteblung 2eonarb
Doriep's um 500. - 3uriidgelegt: Soeinri6
Stad, 0isbftabl bon UfidIael 2eonaro 9eb1s
riger llbr unb Sut I'm @ertbe BON $14; Sas.
ltc&abe, Ditto Sobann 6drber'S nm Sabaf
I'M gScrtbe BON $3.75; Sol. &arnlad, 2bdt-
lihfeit piber 6enrD 2inolap. - Siltirt: Sol.
Steiuer, tSeleue @brilt, Otid)ael Solep uno
@cOrg gS. StrauB, Spirituoicn reip. Bier
perfauf am SOnntase (SipeiteS Ber9eben). -
5tabtgeidn9niBbaft: @eorg Sterle, Der Be
iteblnng Uon aoa &ernan nm etHeR W3elfu9s
hahn uuO s14 geitdnOig, WOnate; Solepb
Smitb, bitto bon 5einrid OrintS I'M Slels
oungsltiife TIM gSertbe bon So, 5uei Iionate.
- 3u9thaus: Sobn Saua9e, Sefeblen Don
SamcS W. @larf nm cine dut $3.50 9etpers
thete aoloene 3alhenubr, II Ntonate; ftd].
Soroien, elm S6par5er, Beiteblung be8 Sauts
farbaeuoien 6enrp gS. Butter nm cine auf
S3 oelpertbete Eaidentbr uno $1.50 Saar'
aelb' 18 Wiouate; 9luna BudbolS, alias
RoIie, geifeblen SbomaS s. gSeale's nm
zine SIS Dertbe aette, Sinlon @oben's nm
linteri6de i'm lSertbe uon 81 unb Soiepb u.
8i.o's I'M 9anOtiiher inl 9Sertbe BON $l.25,
aftiebn Mouate. - Die Sisung wdrO bis
morgen uertagt.
Diorgen iolen folsenbe BrOseiie erlebi9t tuers
ben: S6aaf @earns, Utoroans.tffi aui SameS
s. S'8rien uno Srani JOroau; Sames .Yics
@affrcp. Seiepb 6uib uno Sobn aibton, Sn.
mutt; @iaiam &oie, Woroaugrifi auf 5. z.
3minf; 5. &. 3minf auf 9Sm. 0fOie; 8erns
barb gteu, ansrtff auf SObann 9auer; Ste.
paan 5erbert, Noronn9rtif auf Sobn "A
Sloau; artbur Sones auf Simon SAan
Seinri9 Sdepp. Sob. 5auis!
flagen), 5rlebridb polbein,
Spirituoien- Gerfauf am g
4 SsiIs SIF|s,!.'5!!5; !; s! s .
pom 81. Sit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-04

Beratbnngslofal: Scr. 1872, Noro<gutatplfr.
Scr orose snbiauerz arduterz Doftor bebanoelt NIT
grioa alIe dbroniien Rranfbeen oes 5irns, 9alies.
Der elnse, 6es Uasens, Ser aeber ieren, Siais oes
9er3cns unb iebe rnorbnuus i'm Nerpenl9femnes, ny
&fropbeln, 3re6s. gefdwulf, Banbwurm, Nernott>
tdt ur1S ae dronfiden unb nfuten eei6en beber @e=
fbledter Dr. eiuerpool, oer aro6e Snbianer,SIda'
bdt eaamenlhudde, nerpofe @dpddae, Smpotena
NIT poIfommenen Grfo,se, mas Dunberte be5eueen
f0nnen. Werit bel beien bas 2eben untcr8ra6enoeri
Dr. siDerpoo I'D Static unb ieio iiber3eust er uiro
GuG pon biefen MeruenzGr zGridIaffunaen betlen. mop
benz al[e anberen aerSte Gu nibt bdfen gefcnnt 50!
bolen loen unb 6iee unb tne artur obnegiusen pros
tyt batt, ,3uruien: d eannGuf illrren. ~erat1ungSs
Gtunoen BON iyh9 8 bis Abenos 8 MIR; 6onnt691
aum 0etfen ber orteitenben Qinfle non frlb 10 BIZ
S9n&mitfas4 iltr. (Sunt. 10, ,3Wte. .ia3s)
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Sie ysal,I II, salifornie,,.

San SranSts 3. Sult. = 9uS aQetl
Counties, nit Nusnabme BON fieben, lie9en
ieet Dollitdnbt9e 8ablberidte Dor, uuo bic
betrefienoen iieben@ Counties iperoen obue s3Ipet.
fel Majoritaten fir Die llnabbdngiseu sebell.
Oas Neultat, loweit eS porliegt, felt ieit,
bab bic lluabbangigen ale 32 Oelegaten fir
ben Siaat i'm allsemeinen uno etipa 81
County. Deleaat;n ermdblt baben. &earnen'a
Nnbdnger er1udblen 51-52. Die Nepubltfancl
8 nnb bic Demofraten @ountg Oele9aten.
Die llnabhdnsigen tuerben ionlit cine Majori.
tdt bon 17-20 Sttmlnen iiber ale aroert
Yarteien in ber@onitituante babsn, uno anBer-
bem if 5u beoenfen, baB bic repnblifaniiber
unb oemofratii1en 0elegaten ebenfalls bas
conierpatine Clement pertreten uno fif ieben,
faas 5u ben 1nabbIngigen balten meroen
H1erner fnb niele Der arbeiter-O Oelegaten aus
6eIl Snnern entid,ieoene @egner aearncp's.
Grtrumfem.
Jtetp nbon, Conn.,, 3. Suli.-Oa
bib Erumbua, rpelder an Der Suffers -Neaatte
atpiiben ben Mannihnften Der pale" uni
r9arDarb- -llniptrftdt" tbcilnabn, nnb Sberf
&barleS Wf. Goit, Ghatmeilfer Der yGbeIiea
Gapingss Baut" su Noriuid), ertranfen beut
NaGnittag in bieleni 6aien Bel Dem Beriud)e
eiuen fleiiie9. Sohu bes 9rn. Gpit, ipeld3e
ans elmer Sadf lber Borb iiei, 40 retten. &r
Colt befebliate 1pdbreno oes Biirgerfrie9ei
Das 8. Gonusctis ~ BeicHtdr. ut,
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SeIbffutOrS.
6odltp0iier tn Wiiottri.

Nuburn, N..Y., 3. Suli.-Sberlt q. g
g. @lOreo begin9 beute Selbitmoro burA 81
idllRRer.
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Nndl etm Sanferutt tn Naa=@iper

5ail= N er, Wfaii., 3. Sail. = Oas
Inter benz Nanlen y Sail zRiper= Yrint- gSorfS"
betanute aus9ebebnte @tabltiiement, ipeldes
175Arbeter beibdftlgte, 1T bunferott, nuo Die
Spinnerei itellte bte Sbdti9feit am lebten
SamItage e1n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-04

Nerpenfpeiie. - Dteies angeHeh#
Nerpenmittcl hebt uuo beilt franfhafte 81
pftnoli9teit Der Heruen, NeruenifIud1%
neruSieS 3uden, 3titern, SGloFofsfeit A
9pferie. @s perleiht Dem geiammten gfS
ucnipteme cine besliideuoe &ube uno bsis
tiat bic oura iibermdBige aopfdrbsIt.
iadte aeifttge @rifopfung. 60
bonn Babufinn aerettst & z i| S.
.::,,,Ili !::,.i Il, ": =
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Selegrapbiide 9epei@eas
alanb-gepe[dlea.

[Beri9te Der ~afiocirten Bree. fin ben aDenssd<s
&crreipouoeutenAs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-04
Sie Sdfttlarfeter Ses @Spontitta=
We0fioc creS.

gStlfeS barre, Bennl., 3. Snli. -
Ser 100. Sabresta9 bes gu @nomins. Mei=
len pon bier, oorgefalleneu WiafIacres iuurbe
beuts in Segenpart BON peuigitens 10000
Berioncn gefeiert. Yr6fioent Sapes, je:ue
Satin. ietne 5eiben S0bne, SstretGr Cher.
man, @eneralannalt Dozens IL. q. befauber
Iid) inter ben 4nrpeienoep; bel Der anfunit
Der biitinsutrteu @eieai4aft, iotpie an alien
&nhaltspunften auf bem @ege berridte na=
tiirlidb Der ausselaHeuite @nthufasmus.
lluter 9noerem tpnr6e tpdbrenb Der Seier
nad) oen iiblid)en langmeil'gen 6eoen etn
BON sSrau Ri1art aus Bittften, Yenni., per-
iaBteS @ebi9t our9 Elm SRI. @iiie Sopfins
aus Wtebia, Yenni., porgeleien, allein leiOer
rcidte bic Stimme Der iuuseu Dame nidt
aus, baS @ebidt Der groBen ueriammelten
Nten9e gu @eb6r Su brin9eu.
Gbrrp. 6r. SurrOms aus eomell, Wiaii.,
Elm Qbf6mmliug eineS Der lleberlebenoea bes
9faiiacres, Ghrlp. 6Oruberger, YrdiiOent
SaDes, 2lftb. 6. &. Dana uno piele anbere
bislten &eoen. Die Sauptieier finbet mor9en
itatt unO beitebt aus einem groBen SSetsuge,
welder ied)s Oteilen lang tperbeu ioll, lorpie
aus etner aagenleiHen Saumlnation wdbrenO
oeS NbenbS.
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Nefo DOrt, 8. Suli. : Sob fliiiit9
III 2-24. gSeaiel feft. Sob idlo6 beute
III 1908. 8uubes Sb.ieationen lhloiien
fef; 1SS1er Coupons 1913 nere 1S65er
1921, 1S67er 1853, 1851 10S, neue Siiufer
1919, 1O.4Oer Coupons 109s. 2lftien idloliel
ilan; Stem s)orfer Central 1O84, @rie 168,
9afe SbOrs 59B, Sainoiier@eutral S4a, Bittsz
burger S04, Chicago -gsortbweitsrn 50S, Yris=
ritdten 763, 0todzSsianO 1i74, g9elteru Union
Gel. 884.
llntsridabamts gilans: Sob Sis, 1885,.
024.00; @onrant Sal ,297 10000.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

We learn that = new paper will be pub
lished at Haynesyille in this parish ON and
after the first Of February next. The new
journal win be called the Western Protest
ant, and will be devoted to the interest OF
the Methodist Protestant Church, and is
designed to be the organ for the Annual
Conferences wet of the Mississippi. J.
NJ. p. Hickerson, d. D., Ii. d., will be
the editor in chief, and J. W. Harper, d.
D., will be associate editor. Both gentle
men are divines of marked ability, and
will make the columns Of the paper inter
esting to all. We trust that the venture
may meet with hearty encouragement.
lite financial standing will i1 all right, AS
John G. Warren is TO be publisher and pro-
prietor.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

A. n. Simmons VA. W. A. Killgore-iu Dist.
Court, No. 3s35.
State Of LosisiHns, Pa,ish Of Ciaisorre.
DY virtue Of q writ Of fei Jaeias issued
ID out Of the District Court In and for the
parish aud State aforesaid, in the above
entitled suit, ] have s-iIed aud will proceed
to sell, TO the last and highest bidder, with
ia the legal hours Of sale, at the Cuurt-
hpuse door in the town Of Homer, On the
PiEyt Saturday h Jassary, 1879,
,,einx the Ath day Of said month, the fol-
lowing described proprrty, to wits t.'
The southwest quarter sf the northwest
quarter II section 4, township 70, range 8
west-with all The impro vemsuts thercon
Sold on twelve mopths credit, the PSF
chaser 70 give bond bearing eight per cent
interest from day Of sale, with approves
personsl security, and mortgage retained
n. W. KIRKPATRICK,
Sheriff.
Dec. II. 1875. tpf>s ool i7ts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11
sheriff = Sale.

Chaffe, Shea & Loye, for use, &c, VS.. T. f.
Crow.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
DY virtue of a writ Of fl. ia. to ME direct
ID I'd III the above entitled cause, by The
Clerk Of the District Court i'll and for the
parish of Webster and State aforesaid,
have seized aud will proceed to sell to the
last aud highest bidder, within the legal
hours Of sale, at the Courthouse door In
the town of Homer, on
First Saturday In January, 1879
being the 4th day of said mouth, the fol-
loving described property, TO wit;
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of Section 81, Township 81. Range
: west itasted In the parish Of Claiborne
said State.
Sold on twelve months crrdit, the pnr-
cha,..r io give bond bearing eight per cent
interest from day Of sale, with approved
personal security. and mortgage retained.
II. W. KIRKPATRICK, Sheriff.
Dec IL, l57e. (pf " COY l7;s
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

wool Card. Corn MN and Cst-
ten Gin.
TAKE this method Of announcing to
/ the I.obiic that am now prepared "
Card WU,l., Grind Corn aud Gin Cotton NJ
my place, - miles south Of Homer !
guarantees perfect satisfaction in all work
that do. THE pstte,,age Of the public ts
respectfully collected.
La tsIl for grinding corn;
LIS fse ginning cotton;
10 cents per b for carding wool;
Ono pound Of oil to be furnished with
every eight pounds Of wool.
]. B. MORELAND.
Oct. Q. 1878. 7tf
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11
Cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under this
heading the names OF those who each
week pay mp their subscriptions. This list
ia intended ~ q memorandum for the pro-
lection Of subscribers against possible
errors in our books:
W c Cooksey, 81 90 R A Cooksey. 81 90
" Realms, zoo j B Moreland, 3 w
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11
A. SOU r,

A. SOUR,
DEALER in QUEENswARE, HARD
ware. Cvcker, ware, TiuwHre, Wood
ware, Willow are, Toys, Coal Oil. Lamps,
CHARTER OAK sTOVES,
China and Glassware--No % Texas Street,
Shreveport, La. sA'3:om
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11
Notice OF Tabieau Of Debts.

Succession of j. X. Walker, deed.
State of LoHisiana- Parish Of Claiborne.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That \. II.
N Walker, Administrator of the above
named succession, has this day filed IN my
Office, through his attorneys, Young & Rich
arlsou. A tahl.au If debts for said success
sion. and prays for the same to be approved
and hon,ologated.
Now. therefore, unless opposition thereto
he made within the time prescribed by law,
the prayer of the applicant will be grantrd;;
Given under my hand and official seal
40 on this the 18th day Of Dec, A. D.
1875. "
DREW FERGUSON,
I7.3t Clerk ID. c.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

What Is a hargaini 1t ia to buy some
thing of excellent quality AT very low
price-ju,t what everybody does who goes
10 4. WEIL's mammoth emporium.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

The cheapest plows ever offered for-ale
in Homer are 10 be found at :. l. GLAD
My s. Bros.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11
Canned Goods.

Strawberries, Raspberries, Grapes, Pears
Peaches, Cherries, Egg Plums,
Beans, Green Peas, Pine
Apples, Deviled
Ham.
CRACKERS of every brand and variety.
An assortment Of Meersbanm, Briar and
Appl. Wood PIPES, at prices which eau
be compared favorably Ia New York.
A splendid stock Of CIGARS, Chewing
and Smoking TOBACCO, Snnff, Cigarettes,
PLAYING Cards, and smokers utensils gen
orally. at prices Ia defy competition. We
mak. a specially Of imported cigars, and
are agents for herbe de 10 REIN smoking
tobacco.
We invite, especially, city and country,
merchants to examine our stock in general
before ordering abroad.
We have \ large stoek " Layer Raisins
in boxes Of all sis-a, which We are able u
sell at the lowest figures.
Mr.. Lemau having been to Virgins, ha'
purchased large stock Of Tobacco, which
we offer very INV.
Very respectfully.
E. j. LEHMAN & co.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

FOR the latest styles of Dress Goods, go
On III. NEW YORK STORE, at Shreveport.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

.h,vls and Blankets for the million. At
s.,,nisbinp low prices. are sold at the New
YORK STORE, Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11
Reiu entertainments
notice Of TabIeau Of Debts.

SUGGESTIONS Of N. s, aud Polly Cason, decd.
State Of Lomi.iama, Parish Of Claiborne
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
N Z. and Ellen Lee, Administrator and
Administrative of said successions, have
this day filed in the Clerks office Of said
parish, through their attorneys, i"nng d.
Richardson, IA tabl-au Of debts aud annual
account of said succea>ions. aud pray for
the same to be allowed and honol"gated.
Now, therefore, unless opposition thrret"
il made within the time prescribed by law,
the PRAYER Of the applicant will lie granted.
In witnrss whereof, have hrreunto set
80 my hand and affixed my official
NkS seal, on this the 18th day of Dec,
4 -. ISIS. DREW FERGUSON,
l7;3 Clerk d. G.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

The Governor has as yet made no APP
pointmcnt to the supreme bench in the
place of Justice W. b. Egan' decd II Is
likely that he will take no action nntil the
legislature meets.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11
Filing Of Final Account.

Filing OF Final Account.
Succession OF Thomas Hilley, decd.
State Of LoHi,iana, Parish Of Claiborne,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That +.
N A. Hilley, Executor of said succession,
has this day filed in my Office, through his
attorney, John Young, the final account OF
his administration Of said succession, and
prays that the same be approved and ho'
mologated.
Now, therefore, be it known that, unless
oppositiun b- made thereto within the time
prescribed by law, the prayer of the APP
piicant will he granted.
Given under my hand and official seal
40 on this the 18th day of Dec, A. ID.
1879. .
DREW FERGUSON,
I7.3t Clk ID, c.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

Now thst Christmas il almost here, it
would bs we'll to visit WEDB's Drug Store
and look up something nice for the vile or
children. Or the young men should buy
for their sNecthearts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

5000 yards of Emhrnideres, all styles
and latest designs. at the lowest ff'ees'
;,s, rer,iyed at the NEW YORK STORE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

The hnest and cheapest Ladies' Cioess
are Al the NEw YORK 6roRy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

A good ply Linen Bosom Shirt, which
is worth 81, il sold for 30 cents AZ tue
New York STORE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

Cotton is still low down. Merchants are
with resson beginning TO wear long faces
They can see no special margin to secure
them in their purchases, yet they are
almost forced to keep Oh buying.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-11

The largest stock Of English, French
l;erman and American fancy goods jn-
received, at the NEW YORK STORE, shrev'
mort Ia
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-01-03
Reunited at a Child's Grave.

Many years ago aoyoung gentle-+t
man of Manchester, of good charac-,
ter and honorable connections, had
the misfortune to fall out with his
wite-a beautiful, girl of only eigh-,
teen summers. He speedily ar
ranged his business affairs, and with.
out formality took an abrupt leave
Of his wife and" a sweet little babe.
lie travelled far and fingered long
III many strange lands, without CONS
municating intelligence of his where.
abouts, and without knowing, or.
caring TO know, the fate of his dear
ones at homo. In tue meantime the
little one had passed away, and tho
wife. brokenhearted and disconso-
late, kept the faith she had pledged,
at the altar! Many years had elap-
sed since her .:truant husband had
lett her, and in all that time it was
her'habit TO visit the little grave of
her dead infant, with the same deep
mourning dress she had donned the
day of its burial. A few evenings
ago it 80 Glanced that fate brought
her husband back to this city, who
Immediately upon his arrival, sought
ont the little grave, where in the dim
twilight, he encountered a strange
figure in black: 4 heavy veil hid
the face; but his was open and clear.
and seemingly unaltered. The dis
covery of others identity was but %
moments time-a groan--a shriek
and husband and wife firmly
cla'ped in loving ombrace.-Rich-
mond State. .,.
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A GREAT SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM

A GREAT SCIENTIFIC PROBLEM
SoLVED.-IIarlem was much excited
last winter over II young colored yo~
man who declared that she had snakes
in her stomach. TO the many re-
portcrs and physicians who visited
her, she gave garrulous explanations
of her suffcrings; she felt tho STRINGS
of reptile within her, and at times
heard terrible rumbling and kissing
sounds. The mysterious tenant was
fastidious in it's tastes and protested
strongly against Sccrtain articles OF
food. Several physicians made IN ex,
animation Of the woman. but nothing
could be learned save that sho was
the victim of great inlcral istrilc.-
Constant anxiety at last wore out hen
health, and she died ut her home, No.
433 One Hundred and TwcnticLh
street, yesterday morning. At five
p. m., Coroner Woltman and Dcpgtv
Coroner Cushman held a post mon -
tenn examination. AS tho moIicaI
mon wcro grouped about tho corpse,
said DR.. Dcmarcst soIcmnly: "Onc of
the greatest scientific problems. is
about to be solved" Tho moment
was big with expectation. The skcp.
tics, however, triumphcd. No trace
of snake or animal was found in; tho
stomach. The woman's sufrcrings had
been caused by. imagination and in~
digestion!-New York Tribune.
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TIE MYSTERY OF TIE RuBY.IIt is
not little remarkable, and VIC might
philosophize for somo time about it,
that while the diamond is made up of
puro carbon, or simply blank Opaque
charcoal, the ruby, the next in value
and beauty, is nearly, made up OF
alumina or common clay-08.5pcr
cont, the colQrng matter iron, mak~
ing up the rest Of it; the nero trace
of lime found IN it being unapprecia-
bio. Nothing, we may venture 60
say, in natures chemistry is more
wonderful than this fact of tho dull,
coIorIess, and lileIoss clay becoming
metamorphosed by somo hidden and
almost miraculous way into the trans
parcntly clear, rcd>coiofcd, and almost
living gem. Imagination itself fails
TO find q theory to account for all this,
and no progress in chemistry can in
vent theory to account for al This,
and no progress in chemistry can in>
vent a theory to fit it. 1t is a somc~
what curious coincidence that the
ruby, as we'll as tho diamond and
other precious stones, is SO often found
associated with gold; whore they arc,
there is gold almost sure to be pres
cnt Nature produces these, her
riches, togethor and it attcrward is
the province Of art to keep them to-
gether and to exhibit them as ono
object.
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while the others gave expression to
their feelings by hoarse shouts. sobs
and frantic laughter. ..r. 9.;..n .u.a
Signals were made, tho vessel bore
down for the boat, aud tho occupants
|; wero soon on deck, to be kindly tieat.
ed by the captain of the bark Java,
bound TO London. .,a.. as .I' lo ~. 3.
Tho hall starved men @ore agree
ably surprised to find aboard this
vesscl their shipmates of tho quarter
boat, which, it seems, had been pick
ed up four days previously. .@ .'''
In duo timo tho vessel arrived at
her homo port, whore tho sailors re-
lated to their friends how Harriet
. Rogers had save the lifo of her hus>
band. ..:.... ..:. -
Some of the men insisted that" ten
or fifteen minutes before she uttered
her prayer, thero had been no vessel
at the point whore it was j. discovered.
Of course they wore mistaken, having
doubtless looked in somo other direc>
ton; but this they firmly denied with
the common superstition of seaiaring
mon, declaring that the sail appeared
just whom and whore it did, in answer
to the "Wife's Prayer"