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THE COST or TIE LAw-Great an. The. yitfue,
or III" jl,lA thai rs Illustrated by the case In
cur Justice courts last week. The amount in
controversy was 81 To adjust the matter IL
required the drawing al fiftN-three Jurors the
administering OF nearly one hundred oaths the
WlGdage OF four lawyers, The services OF fiye
conStaOes. the consumption OF three whole DAYS
ana portion of three nights the taking OF fifty
or sixty pages Of testimony, and all of this %
reach he concilSiOn-n0 CAUSE OF action Car
thGge ". r. Rclub'ira
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(lHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMt,stsSEp
" RIAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF X
u

STREET NORTH, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme G ,urt IL
OF the District of Columbus, passed on the 18th On
day of October, 1878 in a cause wherein Kate Ga.1
b Hanson and Thomas Hanson are plaintiffs and
Mary Ann Stephenson and others are defendant,
No 5SS4 Equity; shall offer for safe, at public auc.
ton, IN front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the
2lst day of November. 1878, at AZ O'Clock pm, that
certain parcel OF ground, situated in the city of
Washington, in said District known and DESIGNATED
as Lot lettered 3D." in subdivision of part of lot
numbered ten 10), and all of lot numbered nine co.
IN SQUARE numbered 4O3 Said Lot has front OF ~
is improved by twostory basement and attic Brick
House.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree one.
third OF the purchase money to be paid in cash, and
the balance in two equal lnstaments at and two
years from day Of sale with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured bya good and sufficient
mortgage on the premises sold, which shall be sub
teci to the approval of the court. All
at the purchasers cost. deposit of 500 Will be
required as soon as the property is knocked down.
II the terms of sale not complied with within five
days from the day of SALE the Trustee the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES WALTER. Trustee,
DUNCANSON BROS Auctionesrs novS~i
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METEoRIC GoID.-The remarkable specimen
OF meteoIic iron. resembling steel, picked up ia
the Mohan desert, and carried TO Fort Yuma,
snort time ago, il thus described: at weighs
ABOUT pound, and carries free gold OF which
nearly dollar appears on the surface II a
not magnetic. and has successfully resisted
simple and compound baths OF acid In this
other. One OF its surfaces shows fracture that
reveals crystalline structure. the color OF
which is steel gray, tinged with yellow. n
mas defled The best cold chisels in the black
smith shop. and has not broken or chiDpeI
under heavy blows. IL its composition can Ia
initiated ii viii produce the hardest and tough
est alloy know n. f-Tf,aiyeSfOa (Tsr1Si Ns,rS
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
ID The pubic is respectfully informed that the
LYCETT BOOKBlNDERY
In carried on as heretofore. The same excellent
~orkmen are employed and the work turned out
VIII be IN the superior style which has always been
Characteristic Of the establishment
apSly 1919 PcnnsNtc0nS0 0re., sd noor
GRASS
CABINET MAKER
n7-ly ke,r Ham shire are. and N st. n.tc.
GIBSON BROTHERS.
VI PaAcrICAL BOOK AND Jon PAINTERS,
7O1$ Pennsylvania 0re., Washington, u. u
- Fine Printing Specially. janl91y
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E'JNE BUILDING LOTS ON DELAWARE AVE
Il NUE. AND II STREET SOUTH, AT AUG
TION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. November -
18th, at O'Clock, in front of the premises weE&
will sell lots Nos. II, 81, 81, 38 and 80. in John
M. Graham subdivision of square 588; these lots
front on Delaware avenue lot II being on the corner
of II street south and Delaware avenue.
Terms: One third cash, balance 3. 6, 9. II, Is and
Is months notes to be secured by deed of trust and
bear interest at per cent per annum. Title good.
and abstract will be shown at time of sale. A splen-
did chance for investment.
nOyT-dSds DITNCANSON RROS Aucts
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STEAMERS, &c.

GnHAIIANo; csR. ;1 w HI BI ~, EsSN
bsY and f H5a sTsS %9N
US f5ssT .nd an
stespt,ns those n Nopini For sddtienal nform g
and lila Pennsylvania avenue. .. wharf Office foot
octi6T 50 ~ G. TUCKER JONES. AGENT.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
The swim and elegant ron Steamer LADY OF
THE Ls ss7s. S sssrest e x Z Ro until
further nssds1 no not every Mendsy Wed
with steamers for Boston, Prordence snd ether
Northern POINTS; Returning. leaves Norfolk every
FOR POTOMAC RIxER LANDINGS.
IN ina; Ina 81 MS st:s 81 line e
sy nj sans &oa
Bnhf Rno9 fgpy the office
C9mpany's Wharf, foot of 9th street u o. l1e
prss oes called i0F on s shs8R1aGR At Kn9ss E1
B. j. AcCINELLY, Agent "oSA DAcoN' Prest
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and e. G KNIGHT.
aa Alter leave Pier Al East River, New 80
Seor.,etown every Saturday. and Aexan .2aiEii1Gks
Ora same day.
Freisht isken at lowest rates. For information
Apply az once over Metropolitan Bank 18th street
or TO K p. A. DENHAM, AGENT Water street
ap2ltr SAMUEL BACON, President
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-srr.xssIp
In LINE BETWEEN NEw YORK, HAyRE LoNpON
49, HAMPTON AND BREMEN.
he steamers az this company will sail every Sat
Trday from Bremen Pier, foot of Sd St, Ss.
hoDokefl. Rates OF PASSAGE: From New 81 fFYA
York to Hayre. London, Southampton ..zss<<ls
and Bremen hrst cabin, 800; second cabin $50
EOlo' steera<e SO currency. For freight or pas.
sage apply TO OELRICHS & CO., Bowling Green
NeW 1OrK oct1-1y
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w ALTER B. WILLIAMS i CO, Auctioneers,
w Successors to Wash. B. WilIiams)
SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS, WASHINGTON D. c.
On THURSDAY, November IA. 1878, beginning at
10 H.. we shall sell at public auction large nuaD
tity of condemned articles such as napsacks Belts
Musket Sings, &c. &c Also large lot of Brass and
Old Iron
TeIms-Cash on delivery
By order of the Quarterlnaster
noy2-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 ca 4 ..cts
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
MEMS AND BOTS CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW, (Saturday.b November 9th 1919
within my salesroom. at II O'Clock. shall sell for
whom it may concern, an assortment of the above
goods f1t THOMAS DOWNING. Auts
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CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE

q
fhlLADELPHIAf ALEXANDRIA =. = WASHINGTON
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelphia ,cith Cfyde,s
Line for Bosten, Precedence, and
the Ne,r England States.
Sailing Days.
From Washington Monday, at IL a. IN
Ersishts received daily nnh p m Through
P1ls Of laars ga, sir EN- to Boston and
slsness Ss a th ran Foods aisf landed ep at
s!ieeorsetown what viii please have them marked
RI For ;s fgll i .fornlatjo1 apply to JOHNSON
Wsshinson G an6 iT gd street wharf
Georze.own, D. G; MILAN p CLYDE ( 90. !:
phia. mar2OfV
CoNAhD LINN NOTICE.
=. With the view Of diminishing the chances Of col
lison, the Steamers of this line take specific course
for ali seasons OF the year.
ON the outward passage from Queenstown to New
lat, or nothing TO the north of A.
of 50 At - lat or nothing to the north Of IL
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
Bet,ceen Ne,r York arg liverpool, Calling
h1s NV aoSs asa sEs Toss 81
Alseria. Wed, Nov. IS Boihnia. We'd, Dec II
And eVery following wednesday from New YORK. 10
mo steerage-
Rates OF Passage.
By steamers carrying steerage, $50 and 100 gold,
ACCORDING TO accommodations.
BY steamers not carrying steerage $50, S100 and
9130 gold. according to accommodations
Tickets TO Paris, SIS, gold, additional
Return tickets ON favorable terms. Tickets issued
at special low rate of $50 gold during the fail and
winter season
SteeraEe al very low rates Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts Of
Europe at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow,
Hayrs, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
Office, No. Bowling Green, or both steerase and
cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, COS 18th street, Washing
ton d. g.
j2SIy CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, N T.
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YOUNG l. MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

INT SIEI.S Si!!E. VIZ a -NEAI IWU-STUKY
AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, BEING
No. 81 STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue of deed of trust, dated July Odd, IL
1874, duly recorded in Iiber No 755, folio fsnf3
District Of Columbia and of decree of the Supreme
court OF SAID District, passed in Equity cause of
lie auction in front of the premises, ON TUESDAY
November 12th 1873, at AZ O'Clock p m. that certain
District Of Columbia known as Lot numbered nine
tynine (99), in u. T. Gberts subdivision of SQUARE
numbered six hundred and seventy five (675) with
the improvements thereon
eighteen months with interest at per cent. ner an
mum. secured by deed of trust on property sold or
all cash at option of purchaser. 300 required at
time OF sale. Conveyancing at expense of purchaser
Terms of sale to be complied with in days from
day of sale, or resale at risk and cost of defaultng
purchaser.
CHAS. E. FRASER, or.,,...
nOv2s W,f&m w. PIERCE BELL.A 1rustees:
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TOMORROW. SATURDAY, November 9th. -
1873, Mt O'Clock. in front of my salesrooms, loI
hest SPECIMENS known. and come from one of the
most celebrated nurseries in the country.
1t THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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nOWNMAN Il GREEN, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON G STREET SOUTH, BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS

TRUSTEES SIS, SALE IE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN WI3 FIRST AND SECOND sTREETs
BY Virtue of deed Of trust to me, bearing "A
Liber No 500, folio $50, OF the land records lin
the party secured thereby viii sell at public ss ane
dsy d II sSn 9 the g. s the m
that Eees OF parcel Of ground situate in the city Of
Lot numbered ssee S o. in Gbnre ns as
corded subdivision Of Lots numbered three (3 four
thS 1s @ 81 @ @
bered seven hundred and thirty two (73O, with the
%s Of brick dwell
ba es OF 5 sale provided BY deed Of Or
nine per cent interest from day Of SALE secured by
deed Of on the Of deposit of
at cost Of purchaser II terms are not compiled WITH
NJ ye Gays from DAY Of sale the Trustee reserves
'1ssss ai'ds a6s6oN Trustee
zKTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED till
THURSDAY, November 18th, same hour and place,
nov4eo - BOWMAN l. GREEN, Aucts.
GEORGE TRUESDELL, Auctioneer
AUfTI9N sac s Of 4HE
3F AND s 1 N2 STREETS SoTTHEAsT
Rsb sATas s
IS W ess sss
desirable parcel OF ground situated in Washington
city, in the District Of Columbia known as and being
the northern half of ORIGINAL Lot a. in Square 1871
having front Of q feet inches I'd street east
and % feet ON south street, with all the improve
ments thereon consisting Of fine Stores and Dwell
in1s
Terms of sale One. fourth cash on the day of sale
within days thereafter the residue in three
equal PAYMENTS at one, two and three years; The
ferred payments, bearing interest from day Of SALE
payable semiannuaIy, to be secured by deed Of
on the dwellings, to our satisfaction the purcha-
ger may pay all cash at his option Terms OF sale to
be complied with within seven days from day of
sale in default reserve the right to resell at pur-
chaser's risk and cost All conyeyancing at purcha-
ser's cost. $500 deposit on acceptance OF bid
JAMES s. EDWARDS,)
WILLIAM b. TODD, Assignees.
nov+m,w,f b. u. KEYSER,
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so HEATING STOVES. IRON SAFE, &c
On SATURDAY, November 9th, con.-t=4.Ez
menclng at 10 O'clock am, we shall sell Y.
ID front OF our Auc,ion Rooms, general
asscl tment of the above named articles.
Rov72t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Au.t,:
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CoIoRADo RAscH CusroMs.-Every ranchmaa
Is armed With a repeating rife. a shot gun and
fevolver-although many do not carry tier
revolvers. I hardly ever carry mine Ia the
event OF aquarrel an unarmed man STA nds NOR
snow tof his life, for no matter how great a dec
pSIduo may DC the man, he never shoots an IN
armed man. The question Is asked. ARP yo,
neeiedc meaning armed. Your answering 20
t tne contrary, they VIII Immediately put w
VI. .iich weapons. Stealing here Is Sure death "a
tne one getting caught at H. Two np-eSs ay,
party OF Us went up into the mountain nro.
LtNtug LOT numerals IN new c7ilch ana on our
way ionnd man hanging 20 a Tree who ha.t
been dead some days. with A paper ninHs.i ~,
his Shir1 simply stating "Horse thiet !" f,ese
tnnss strike terror TO the thieves. Three nights
ago three deSrerate-looSing men aroused mo ia
the night. and said they were loosIng for a
horse thief and were tired. I invited Imam IA
stay all night. They Immediately made them.
selves at home, cooking their own supper 4
finally falling asleep, leaving them playiag no
ker. 81 a corner. They departed early the next
morning, and, l learned, came up with thei,
man and shot him. IL Il remarkable to think
That man may shoot his neighbOr ana nothing
be said, but let him steal ANYTHING aud he mu,i
dle IL is one OF the peculiar ideas OF the mes
NE, ana not the law. hut there Is a good class
Oh people now settling up this country, slowly
but SURE. and their Eastern ideas will bring LAW
an" order-tco'r. Rochester Herald.
The AMERICAN oYSTKR.-our American oyster
SURPRISES In size and fairness all other oysters OF
the world. He Il found all along our ssa -sh,,r-s
nom Maine To Mexico, but in greatest ahgDd-
aEce and most generous growth from LONG
ls-Snd sound 10 Chesapeake bay. on the Pscifi.
Coast te ol Ster Is not nearly so large as on tn,
hlahtlc, although the little oysters of Gait
ioinla are much esteemed for their fayor In
England oS sters are both small and scarce H.
Is not mere size that makes the oysters des,rs
Die. Some very large oysters are nabby auS
Ma'ely, ara make poor eating. Until com ara-
lively recent improvements I'm railroad trans
portatlon the luxury OF fresh oysters was A
rarity 10 dweilerS IN the inland parts OF the
nltu States. ENen a. FAR east as Pitt burc
shell oysters were 80 far from common A, 20
ot the SuDlect oi special signs in restaurant
windows. The general public who ate oy sters
pllouk on me canned article. Twenty years
ago people advertised as a special attraction AZ
church fairs and other festivals such canned
oysters as we OF the seaboard would consider
hardly 1T 10 offer dogs. Stree that time cr,aat
Improvements have been made in canning oys
teIS, and they now may be quoted as really m,
10 eat " hen freshly opened ones cannot be bro
cued. An immense canned business L. pae IA
Philadelphia, aS well rs in Baltimore and Nev
York. ihigie 'i'Eia Times
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TOMORROW.

WALTER 3. WILLIAMS Co, Auctioneers.
W 1oO1, northwest corner 10th and D SITS
ROSEWOOD FRAME PIANO, tChckerins, WAL.
NUT CHAMBER SUITS: PARLOR FURNI-
TURE; MARBLE-TUP SIDEBOARDS: Wal
N fsI}I~ , EX24I3ENsI0N TABLES; COTTAGE
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BRUSSELS, IN
GRAIN and OTHER CARPETS: OILCLO fHS;
WAsHsTANDs: PLATEb WARE: CHINA.
H GI+aS AND r. Chko 1t. ,, WARE; HAIR.
FIFTY WHITE SPREADS: NOTIONS, &c
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pIRCH 4 ROBEY. Auctloneers,
ID 938 and $40 Louisiana avenue.
We will sell at Bazaar, on SATUR- n
DAY, November 9th. at 10 O'clock IN NSN
Pony, Phaeton and Harness, This team is - Z,
out bitching, and is fearless of locomotives Sale
peremptory; owner leaving city.
now 1t BIRCH K ROBEY Ancts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF A GREY MARE. BUGGY
AND HARNESS: SUITABLE FOR A PLY
On SATURDAY MORNING, November ~
., 1873, at II O'clock in front of my sales k.aN
room, shall sell the above outfit. III
Terms cash.
nov7-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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HORSE COVERS and BLANKETS,
from 81 up at the
POPULAR HARNESS and TRUNK FACTORY of
JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
1875 Seventh street,
Adjoining Odd Fellows Hall
Trunks Covered and Repaired Promptly oct25-tr
JNO. E. KENDALL 4 SON,
OOACH II r WAR1
BUILDERS GOODS,
610 b street M.s0.,
NEAR B. p. b B DEFoT.
Washington. D. O.
Bah IRON. HORSE SHOE IRON AND NAIts.
TN-PLATE, Emo. Huns, Rms.
STOKES. Duoxs. DRILLS.
On CARPETS,
PAINTS. vARNIsH, MACHINE BELTna.
PACKING AND LAoMa.
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nRAWERS.-yeryhe heavy CANTON FLANNEL
IL DRAWERS ready made for so cts. usual price 81
Fine FOUR-PLY LINEN COLLARS closing out
at 81 per dOZ-, usual price 81. 80.
Fine FOUR-PLY LINEN CUFFS % cts. pair.
The above low prices are made in order to Reduce
Stock preparatory to building a large addition to
Factory in Baltimore. which is now largely over
s' noystr MEGINNIss. 1908 r street m.sc.
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T'HUNIAS DOW LING, AuctlOneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. COOK
ING AND HEATING STOVES AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, November 9th,So
1873 at 10 O'Clock, in front of my salesroo,ns, VI
l shall sell general assortment of Household FAs4
Goods. ;Ee
oct7-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer
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Jas. Miltcnbcrscr 4 Co, VS.. Mrs. Mar
celtic Trichcll.
District Court No. S033.
DY virtue of an alias writ of Fl. fa:
- issued in the above entitled and
numbered suit and to me directed, l
have srizr.}san,l will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder at the door Of the
Court House, in the city and parish of
\atchitochcs, on
Saturday, 10th ''ny Of February, 1879,
the following described property, to-wit :
All the usufrurtory rights of Narcotic
Triclcll, as survivor. in community OF
SEVERN Trichcll, decd, one half interr t
in and to 567 acres of land, situated in
the parish of NatrhitochrS, and being the
same acquired by SEVERN Trlchel. by
act of partition executed before VIM;
Payne. Recorder, on the Both day OF
June 1860, {lSrcor.lel the same day.
between Srvcrau Trichrll and J. A,
Lamlrpaux. Gilbert Trichrll, and Alr]aid
Trich,ll, wife of A'lolph Nienne, SEVERN
Trirh~l, taking for himself in said parti-
ton. SCI acres of land, bounded on the
north east Ivy Adolph Eiennes, end
south west by J. 4. LandrcanxS, Sitna'
ted Oh Bayou Bordeaux. All in town
ship 10, range 6. west.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH, with the benefit of appraisement
u. II. BOULLT. Jr.
Jan. y tbs Sheriff.
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SinnOtt and James.

Capt. Sinnott of the Bart Able, and
Major James of the N. O. Pacific rail:
road, are going to construct railroad
from this city to a point East of this
on Red River. They propose to do
this at their own expense and as an
improvement, which will benefit not
only this city bnt the vicinity when
completed, we tliiuk will he incalcn
liable.
What is now required to assist
these gentlemen is for our city and
parochial authorities to do something.
We should have a road via Sibley's
Lake-dam to Adias, which would
shorten the distance near four miles
and by a road which with but little
expense can be kept in spendid order
at all seasons. We want FREE FER
RY at Grand Ecore IL order to bring
in the trade on the opposite side Of
Red River and beyon Il Black and
Clear lakes, now scattered from Mont
gomery to Grappe's Bluff. The bridge
over Johnson's Chute has been let
and if the road beyond was ditched
and drained, which could be done at
less than $500, that country beyond
Spanish lake would be at our doors,
so to speak.
We await with anxiety the action
of our people: We have arrived at
a point when "talk' must cease, and
the hour for a practical, supreme
demonstration of the past gush must
be shown.
Will anything he done ?
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Sec the Point!

The Supreme Court of this State
has decided that the act appropria-
ting $250,W0 for the purchase Of the
st. Louis Hotel property in New Or
leans for State House, and provi-
ding how the money should be raised,
ia unconstitutional, in that it violates
the amendment Of 1874, directing the
revenues of each year to he applied
solely to the expenses Of the current
year and to the creation of a sinking
fund for the redemption Of the pub
lie debt:
Of this, s2225, 900 has already been
paid by the State which is, or will be
lost to the people, because the own
ers of the building are taking steps
to recover it for the balance due.
This estate House job" was q mic:
campaign document for our party a
one time, but like good many Of tn,
jobs that used t. be denounced whe,
We were "out' has become on "famil
lar acquaintance" not half as hideoa
as We "thought it was" -
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Sustain Your Local Paper.

We sincerely hope the merchants,
lawyers, mechanics and business men
of this city will yield us a full measure
ofsupport. They can do so by adver-
Using with as, and be that alverti-
sing ever so small from each, it, in the
aggregate makes a sum which en-.
ables us to publish a good paper.
The mere fact of subscribing is
we'll enough as far as it goes ; the
amount will pay for the blank paper
but it leaves nothing for labor or for
brains.
Have we not cvinced patriotism,
public spirit and progressiveness
enough to warrant the asking of a
liberal patronage from the business
class of Natchitoches
We think so, and that they will &C.
cord it to US as an appreciation Of our
efforts.
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To our mind the United States
Senate is one thing and they are res
ponsible for their own action, while
the State of Louisiana Is another. If
Kellogg is to be repudiated on the
hastings and warmed In the par'or,
as is usual in this State, it would be
as we'll to know it now as to learn it
hereafter. The Senate might seat a
stranger in name and purpose, as
it has dore Kellogg, but that is
no reason why we should take itt
action as binding on US.
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Among the Dead Failures

Of the past, how many bogus nostrnms
may he numbered! Beginning their ca
reers with tremendous flourish of trum-
pets, blazone0 for time in the public
prints, and on flaming posters, soon, but
not too soon, were they relegated to the
limbo of things lost OIL earth. But Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is living and
thriving remedy. 1t goes on, curing and
to cure. Neither un,lerhanl nor open
competition affect it. On the contrary,
contrast with inferior rival preparations
only increases its popularity. 1t has been
repeatedly initiated, without success
Counterfeits of it have been surreptitious-
ly introduced, but have fallen fiat. Ev
crywhere it entrenchcs itself in the conf
lence Of the people; and we'll it may, for
it is thoroughly reliable invigorant oi
the feeble, banishes dyspepsia and con
stipation, braces the nerves, Cures rheu
matte ailments and kidney complaints
and eradicates and prevents intermittent
and remittent fcvcrs,