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The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

AS result he has discovered that dis
eases originate in germs. or In pain worcs,
parasites. Now ifany persons are disposed
to be sceptical on this point they can soon
be convinced, by the use OF q poWer1ul
mieroscope, that this is an absolute fact,
and not . mere assertion tn This PEI being ESQ 50
what could be more natural than the DOC
tors theory, viz: "To cure the disease
you must destroy the parasites causing gnsn its
able to take Ozor 9, the great health-giving
element of the air, and reduce ,r1 II TO "a q
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
It. The same in regard to that fearful
scourge, Diphtheria. and this disease 1s SO
deadly, simply because the parasites
causing it al Q allowed, from the want o.
proper treatment, to remain in the mem.
brane, when ii they were destroytd d: nature
would in all cases do the rest. Their de-
struction Ozone will positively accomplish
IT produces better results in consumption
than any other known remedy, and i
used before the total destruction OF the
lungs will produce cure, The same Q
Cancer and other diseases. Ozone as q dis
infeetant has no equal for the body or sicA
room.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
|lNG OIL On TEA TfaEiTieOuRLED
WATElsS. #. . ...

Idea expressed in the above heading,
commc ally held to be of sacred
. or IS merely a poetical manner OF
sing q commonplace occurrence,
.evertheless be taken literally as well
1ratively, it being a matter OF fact, a
which has satisfactory groundwork
@ral facts. It was recently stated in
Ice before the Commissioners APP
a to inquire into the herring fish
6f Scotland that the practice of pour
Quantity oil from boat on the sur.
i the sea during heavy weather had
amediate effect of calming the waters
Believing the boat from the danger OF
broken water. "But, "addedone of the
Uses, "although the oil has this effect
lime. the sea becomes rougher after
and SO the advantage of adopting
1an is practically not very great" 1t
ore than probable that this latter
hent can be explained by the law OF
arisons. The oil cast out of the
Aer-side of the boat effectually assauge
iolenee of the waves, which instead OF
Ing over it, glide smoothly under it.
|ntly the film of oil becomes dis
d, and the waves, again unchecked,
h, by comparison with the late calm,
Fstill more formidable. A fresh dose
would, however, again prove advan-
BIS but the experiment is seldom re-
3, and SO the efficacy of the remedy is
into question. The best way OF
ing it is to throw overheard a barrel
ID filed with oil, and pierced in two
to ellow of the gradual escape OF
contents. This reservoir should be
|pd by rope, and kept on the weather
" the boat, and renewed as often as
barry. The plan is frequently adopted
&he best results, by the native boat
b. the Persian Gulf and in parts Of
Indian Ocean, where sudden squalls
n to spring up. chambers Journal.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
H.. r. KunkePs ustral ~ II. f
) Kunkei's Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapestHatr Dressing ano
Hair Cleaner in the world. they remove
dandruff. alley irritation, soothe and cool
the the heated scalp, prevent the hair from,
Sall,ns off. and promote the growth in a
very short time, They preserve and beat
tify the hair. and renderl 1t SOFT ana glossy,
neayerce 10 braid and wiry hair, and IS q
hair dressing, they are unrivalled; eradi-
cate dandI uff and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
itching eruption upa t,gUs GereS Knnses
Shampoo and Lu,tral restore hair to nat
uraI and glossy color, restore faded, dry
harsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle 81:
ASK your druggist for them or send TO II:
Kunkel, Proprietor, No. 25S North Ninth'
1reet Philadelphia
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
John HANCOCK'S BOLD SIGMA
TUEkE.

While rummaging among the papers IN
arcbives of the State-house recently
prominent official came upon numerous
papers signed with the well-known bold
. SIGNATURE of "John Hancock" One OF the
SIGNATURES of the great man, however,
attracted his attention by its zigzag out
lines, which was explained by the follow
inc certificate by his private secretary:
ssThe above is the signature of John Han
cock. The variations in it were occa-
stoned by gout in his hand" Bosto"
Globe.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
i
SINGULAR WAGERS.

|en Mr.. Penn matched himself against
|Danvers Butler, to walk from Hyde
Corner to Hammersmith for
of 100 guineas, somebody remarked
Duchess of Gordon that it was
young fellow like Penn should al
be playing some absurd prank
p the old lady retorted, ''it is a pity
bhy don't you advise him betterf
seems to be a pen that everybody
nobody mends." What would the
poken dame have said to a couple OF
men running race on Sunday for
IN side9 Such a thing has been
Soon after Swift received his
ry, he dined on Sunday with DR..
ond, of Trim, whose house was
200 yards from his church. Inc
lad nearly done ringing for evening
e, when Swift exclaimed, Raymond
h you crown I begin prayers be-
lou. .Done! said the Doctor, and
by ran. Raymond reached the doors
hnd, entering the church, made for
eading-desk at as quick a walking
rs his sense of propriety permitted
did not slacken speed in the least
IN up the aisle, passed his opponent
pt stopping to put on a surplice Of
the prayer-book, began the Liturgy
ent on with the service sufficiently
to win the wager.-AA the Yea'
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

IT, Was first discovered by schoenbein In
l8a9. In 1850, Andrews and TAFT obtained
small Quantities of it from Oxygen, by
means Of pressure. It is asserted by HSeN 10 eN'
and Odling that Ozone contains three
atoms OF Oxygen. while the latte 1has twe
atoms, and that by COMPRISING 1t to one ne
Szone has also been produced by passing
series of electric sparks through Oxygen
Gas by applying Permanganate OF Potas
ga to Sulphuric Acid; by burning PhoS,
Chorus in Ether; or by Forcing air througl
Z solution of Blood, Ether. Permanganate
af Potassa and Phosphorus.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
The Broken Vow.

|hlse one, go--and not one sigh
lii pierce the heart that's free; ri
lar again shall dim the eye,
|at turns no more to thee;
|khful heart cannot repine, t1
a freed from one as false as thine,
late er Its fate may be;
knly shame is now, that e'er 4
bmed thee worthy of a tear.
that T was to let one thought
|thee in fondness risel IA ts
b was frenzy. and # wrought
Kindness Ger my eyes;
pd thee then with reckless love,
bh neither friends nor foes could move,
BIZ love is seldom wise W.
B ow see thee as thou art, ~
gladly throw thee from my heart
|ember how in Joy stood,
hand within my own,
in the green and springfield wood,
len we were there alone,
d..
|there listened to thy word, ra'.l- l-.
10 thy VOW, which angels heard,
|eathed in afrectioh's tone, ~'o.
thou wouldst be forever mine,
Ugh earth against us should combine.
ember what thy lips oft spoke, "
a sealed with solemn oath, ...
none should tempt thee e'er to break
Il tie that bound us both.
Ire is thy truth, thou trait'ress wherel
/ oath shall haunt thee in despair,
|falsehood ever doth; ,raa
others now shall deal with thee,
bly, as thou has dealt with me.
thine shall be a hapless way,
q every Joy will fade, .. -.....
Ire falsehood such as thine may stray,
lth plighted faith betrayed; a
bll forget, and love again, ,..', De-.
|thine is quilts abiding stain,
Id hearted, faithless maidl
will envy him his rest,
slumbers on thy perjured breast
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
MEDICAL.

NR. FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
IL MATIC REMEDY.-Is the perscrip.
tion Of one of Philadelpnia's Oldest phys1-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
&C.. or money refunded, by invigoratine
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system
BY merit 1t has become standard medi.
cine, Suffering and money saved by useine
it in time. Remember that DR., Filter IL
the only physician in America devotine
40 years to this one line of practice. Cure
warranted, Advice gratis. as South Fourt
street.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
It's Powers.

The world moves. 70 does science. we
have long been accustomed to read thai
the want OF Ozsne in the atmosphere was
the cause of the plae ue, of cholera, small
pox. diptheria, spotted fever, indeed an
from vitfated condition Of the air we
breathe. How to equalize the disturbed
condition of the air we breathe to o healthy
tone, or supply Its health giving functions,
q problem which occupied the best minds
oftne medical profession in Paris, vienna.
cur own schools for q generation or more.
Professor VIM. A. Paine, A. M, N. D., q
highly educated and cultivated physician,
has labored assidiously for thirty six years
to this cause of disease and its remedy.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

The world recognizes merit but in It's
own way, and those who would receive
q higher appreciation must seek it else
where.
INDIA rubber is soluble in ether, in
naphtha, and other liquids. A rub
her cement made with turpentine dries
with difficulty, and, like most turpen-
tine varnishes, is very "tacky;" but that
made with naphtha dries quickly.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
PEABODY HOTEL

The large and elegant Hotel has been re-
Gently fitted IN the most EXQUISITE style up, by
the the celebrated PROFESSOR rannr; na.,,s nn ne
over ressVe every article 81 food which comes e
Into the stewards dspartmsnt before IT IL
given out to the cooks NILE ana 4tpee Sanne a.s
notwithstandingt the large number OF guests
not q single Ictse Of disease has occnrrea, e !
and The invalid recovers With aTkaele sat ad
facility. The Professor has thus converted
a first class Hotel into a san ctuafy ol
health instead S0t q pest-house OF disease
as Is frequently the case with Hotels; ae ats
tantiye Walters and scientific Cooks, who
cater TO the cdrrlfort health and happiness
The guests nstS& q the IN sesp saS
inc viii, Ie times. being 50 per day for
roem and three meals Rooms withou
board. from % cents 70 $l Wesaly sas Desra q =
from $5 to $l2 Board Witn0uH ts r0rs' roy a2 ''o
80 II - ~ "A NJ g r. ..I - & n VI
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
Tame Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, in two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat, pm pWr1S anS L,
81 Jorth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa;-
Send for circular. For removing seat, yin
ar stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask for bette of Kunkeps Worm
syrup, price 81, It never tails Oomman nd q
otheY rms can Sc readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

Oxygen representa- 18th Of the atmos,
phere: Ozone, l l000ih part. One thousana 9
qaurts, or 4S cubic feet Of air are consumed
BY person every twenty-four hours.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

an average a man eats annually eigns
Is of wheat.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

Open day and nighttime cars IanmiMs y. frn,s
any Of the depots, Or any pat q the catS'
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

.vyo can make money faster at work for us
"A Y than at anything else, capital not re-
ouired; we VIII start you; ,ai--.. -LL a,
Qghome made by the Industrious men,
won en- boys and girls wanted per day 70
wSrk for us; Now is the tune; n Msn, q 20
Augusta. Maine, glst sgEt ssI!t 1u a-u
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
1912 PENSIONS

Under this act any person VINO Hefveu
fourteen days or participated In enc battle
of SS per month, from date of approval OF
act. Widows of such soldiers as have died
after similar service, no matter what was
the date of marriage to the soldier, are en-
titled to the same Pension. "
No other parties are entitled. f.
All 1872 Pensioners dropped from tho
Rolls because of alleged disloyaity are re-
stored by this act.
Applications MUST be executed by an
officer of court OF record. ~
Send to us for any information or blanks
needed,
GILMORE & CO.,
629 F STREET, N. Wt
mar23. Washington, d. O:
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

,-n-..., $3.50. -.e,sdm"o na
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-23
The SGisa 5osII-2.


That the eleven S"l;;.",h Stat $ lav..
gone wIniIy anti 2rl,,sir.,n ever, nrV y
i:tn by telegraph received last nig!,'
tends to show. The spectacle nf Whole
section ct the Union solid IN lt> politics
IL 10 .-.elybndy impressive and I" s"Iht.
! claiming. IhOSe wio:u 1t alarms no
| NOT trace the facts to ttis-ir ratlstr. En-
,ctly that has sulhtitica the S"uil which
would nave suli'liti,d the North and
| W+st-:,t,iun of al: the homes; aud res
pnh+lu!t elements nf society against
uis!iu,,t.st 20. ernnnent. II ibs'le VS.
any nnn.st R'lAn'sllcan;sr' in riir South
tal ~ n! We hl ef -cIIt = t."g
there = h..ls+. ll has uu iii ,Ilrt t"i-
i,iW4}s@. ii tvr\ th.". tnAl j. hnay'S!t
;.u .'rytilihg iilat is lgnulA,it III Dem
"crarY ui III Rrinlplica,.!>,n il. any NJ:
terra II" Ht.trr,l State, -vtryti', ~ til:
- i,,'r..s' inL "vtr, tniug thar j. Hn;c;i.-
.s.'it wni,t baud against ii. Su:,i
iii .ut ',rnHuIT Sairi'je or be >la'l:s',!
/, red. II VIII preserve itself. Ant,
L puhirHu.>'u in the South has Idea
i.n.r! n>,!i "itGi What is prt>rrv,'itr Ia
rw 5ouln. RrpI!iiclni>in has itl,I.'l
E,.d ilS,.lt wiz, what is destructivrthr,r
Thr iu,,nri forces are III the. ma jnif,.
n;ld VIII. The latter are IN u miuur,f,,
aud ls>r. Rrilsur;,lle re;lsleis s!.nnId
make the uark broad aud strong t,
tween III" krpnh'lchni>,i "f the Ssuit,
"1d t",i at er"ry Hhtr part of tlr
",t'.}. The sp!id,'y nf the antl-Ar-
."I'.i.r..n:sH III the South is the condition
~. GIY!liz stinH tli"fe. Ig is il fart for
,.:i;l M cnnggat,tiati.,n. SnsD,i, ~ iii
.syiS''a..' a., Ia i1pHacrtry nj the Ss,niiIs I
.an sr former, Mt,ici, ilaA runi, eli0n aii5
j., Il for the actieli uf honest ai,d iIfeiii- |
l,tct,Hg '|lt. politics uf that sectitlI Ii, be
marked by TIN. s,lpp .slivisilOi,s WilicI, are
hralfllfui ta DtfieK lAaISisH. The i'll
Weighing nf Nurttieris Republican psl1prs
and -l":.kels. againsf the ss,iit South il
attrlbnt:ihlt. Il, igl.,ranea. or wick sdIIesS.
Amy Nostbefn Republican who has is,ii,-
esty eIIOugh i,esH not to have society
closed to him, aS certain tllurplgl,fagvs
were to Richard Swivelier, ,hecs,aats ut
His debts, would t,, made into Demo-
crat by three months Residence in the
Stntth. The sample Ut Southern Re |
pnb!ic 'ns presented to American attell- /
ton have been Wells, Anderson, Kellogg
Packarl, ClianibrrlaiB. Ki,uptD,, Moses,
Hurley, Leslie. St'arlis, McLin, Ct,wgili, |
Clayton AMI Sp-ncer-wnose c,,unter-
parts are called criminals every where |
else round the world. The lesser ones
IHey ita aSe even ,HOfs.ftlan they We're. |
Imagine RostDD, Albany, New York, |
New Hay-i, ~ any. Nortliern city pre-
sented with tlie spectacle of these n,en
or men IN their likeness as rulers. Had
they done by any Northern community /
what they, have done Southern .,ll.,s.
they wnuii be Nnclled on sight. : Men
whoBoie the soli.llty "f the Sniltl, should !
note the ca,ises. aad patrjetic aud re-
tlecting men Knowing the causes should 7
rejoice at the fact.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-23

The recollection nj this grutlrmln tn
The SENATE ia - matter nt much grntt!i-
cation to his Fsien l., an / .l<t tribItt'
t. one whosc public record has l,s..i,
one of uncon,plnnising fidelity to his
party, aud OF valuable service 10 the
State
His return to the Srnltp at this time
is NOR" untal,!c bre;ill$e he alone nf lie
nriGiuai lyinr D,.,nbcrtfs bat sat in HE
Senate da'ing Kn!lng - 81 ADMINISTRATION.
haa leen again selected, aud We do not
know nf !; public min in the State more.
worthy "f this honor The personages
who took I. leading part in the otgani-
zaii"n and mlaintaihalce Of the Nichols
government have III general Thing
rereiyed due credit for the service they
rendered. but we think the public has
never been fully aware of the valuable
aid given by Mr.. Steven during all the
prri.ul the crisis was upon us. He is IL
modest, unassnning gentlemen, but u
courageous and untiring worker and
his firm faitllin the successful termina-
tion of the struggle s.istail,rd him anil
his associates in the darkest days OF
our truui,its. - ....-....
As chairman of the finance committee
the most Responsible and delicate posi-
tion in the Senate, he acquitted himself
so well that the CLOSE scrutiny into his
official conduct, incident to IL campaign.
has left nat d question as to Ills ability
or integrity as a Senator.
We dou;,t think thattl he party has q
member In it. or the State citizen
within ies t,oflers that. more deserves
the respect and snfilrnceOf the penpis..
and we again express oHr unqualified
pleasure aE l,is return to the Senate. - i.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-23

This pleasant an.t popular watering place "a
no" nl'th'd FOR fhc srason "f 1878. The inn.
,'f"v"1'enta made and heinz made by the uew
oprietof have contributed equally 20 tus
""uiort and enjoyment %, inval, is and p,en .urt,
SeeApfr. lhtre ar: fOur different minpral
springs and NV. new ha!u houses, fw., tor gsr.
tt'ni,''' an three io'' ladies TIL mann dor1n-
.nry h;'S Twelve sl"epliig apartmelits fully fMr-
iliSneu iierr are three new bIiltiiuxs al h
'"o looms each. with teals7ea,i. mif,rpss aud
'eh's. 10 rent topirtlrs desiring tn hoard :h.p,-
StiP"s lLer" are ten other rooms 10 rent Tia
',ot"t is amply furnished and tn. table VII, i,,
,,.pFu" VIA a'i :he 7. qairenenta Of a first
noe motel. At medicinal quail Ira os illc
'lrings are already f;i irn0,,s. iron largely u:,-
inin"t!n ing III O.e OF them
VIZ. MILLER "lll paw op-cisl attention to the
wants ni lady visitors.
b'ari 81 so per da': by thu u,,s,th, a,s.asL
Ample accom- nod,ti"us snd feed fu: hn.s.s.
proprietor mas ex pended mnd will exprnt9
great deal Of noney iu Improving th,. pr,,p
suitably acknowledged
~..:, g. MILLER. '+
L.tnt ~ ON PruDrlator
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-23
"A Girl Blow a c.&aTcc-Guar:crs
OF = use.

A correspondent, writing from Comm
I bus. Nebraska. sd>~:
/" A peculiar ilici,irnt occurred here. II
few months since. .i:it. Particulars nt
which have just learned. Ii Was ~,
The day The memorable. cyclone pHss..,i
over Lone Eref ana lirk'a. Tie * -,
WAS >'leak" Il in the northwest with ii, i'll
Il ,sE,e> of ls4ir, and ii Terrible r.lnibliug
sound made kmlwn. .il,Ht dreadful
sto: m WAS imminent. 4 ,.;.<Slvr black
CLOUD Na< extending whirling finger
tow tHi the earth aud sweeping With
great fluy wIat+ yer came before it.
Jenni,'-i gil who WAS working ut !,
'"rtai:, n"trl lIere-was !,n~A At tn stove,
!.!t'rAr;ug for ti,. next III. ii. H. ,rlu
II ratll,' ii: the side door, J,,nisI,. Went f.,
The Door and nptntd it. A>>;t- dill ~:
: ne WA rausht from the 4 -" NAr h.
s'ie wl,it sag wind inI cal ri, .,,s.y i
:rHst. t'irnlny roun'l anst ~ ~ t., tn
air ~ s;s,' whit. and after ip, r.'H@t,ih;
III" g,nurI .'n the other siI!. 3, ;..;,io
arose.. and VAS ,tkrn by t'!r N;.i lin.
wind over i;Ie stores and lWrIlE.>
IlStaI",- nf 'hrrr inn:tEi> of il ,s,;.s IL. l.;
lowered 50 that her feet ru,l!.l ;ul;.:i ~.
ground as niaH, il :,ghl TIMES during
tIir trlr. Evs,u-f".,. hIt in an erect pm
~Itlnu, >'r Wis ti& t'Y ASH telliirr Wriiu
fall, having r'c''jvett m mittli 4 iuj,.I,,
t'Iniigh almost frantic with flig',t. The
~tnrn pvnc.r,srd on It's way. leaving h,.,
IL sigliF Ut 'he twnu. and IN half I'm hutr
sic ::::s:s'.',l Iui In ail appearance at til.
hotel. wi~.t. anxious tTt;:;;ii;;..; were. -
saiiling iltv sudden and mysterious de
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-23
DUBLsC SALE.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OFsT. LANDRY,
No. $500.
ESTATE OF YVES D'AVY.

By vtrtueof an order of the Honorable Probate
'ourt OF the parish of ST. Landry. there will be
"'Id at public auction to tine aiyhest bidder,
" tnc undersigned trutrix IT any duiy quail
LED alctloieer at Louis Perrys near the 'own
tpe!uusas In the parish 0r st. Landry, oh
hEi,S EoDAf. December 4th, 1873 the t"'l"w-
ng described property belonging TO the estate
II Yves D'Avy. deceased. t.'-,lr:
l. 4 rellaln lot ut gTouiI,t situated III tie
"V" % Uptiousas with all tn.' IL Ei.'i}nsr~ and
'rp%" eilcnts tAere"n. on wu'.,l .isrea,,a las
c>'uta h"'lndrd north by pron"rtv OF Ht rttt
,"';.i'Eelle. east by Union street. scltn h!
'ia IN .'.'.tu Medicis. west. bS Il street.
'vr!ls Nau pr"pes ty purchased a 80" sitrtis-
""h sa t of the estate of Mar" :. us i5rl
"e. sic ri Yves UAvy. dee, ND.
:. : certain portion OF land II! , te II IN ut
Jttnus's With all the huld.ugs ;t4s.l :iu ,tt,vs-
',''i~ 'ner-'hi hnnded n''riL by .\l're', t',lrH
;t.,i ny Au4lstt DsnatU pert. and I.,uis 1G.,>d'-
Inluni.', t"utL by rIns. &. Antersna ;,l,i ,r.'-.
y .aiidS formerly M.iuugiHg tnJart3Sou a.Fn,
''i' c''it;s ming twelve artrrth nsnc>'r ie,s>'.
3 \ e.:r1"ln i"t Of sr"und situated rh'
OWE I" OlR uilsas. bounded iinral ut-,>.o
--.'hrI,inis, west ny ntrket street ana l.
y s;tus l'l 'i'erty helng in LUuu.ltrs AL IL
am I" tur l'Sn u: ',,Hl,us --...
1. / AZ! - 'ntS nf ground situated IN tie I W..
pt Opel ns,s, h"siIl,le,t north ny. md nt ,l,-
'eas''d '','S Divy. raSt by Aulu~t" Ds'!aru
'n":" pH VIA. All -Its { Hrnueau w.'@ hv utcle
.'"r't"i"t lh'ins: s.n.' property l",rcs,as."i
IAN st'r III. ,ihv o; N,vrmbt;' go rr.,.,,tet,
= :t"''ii'i"li h'.'k No : \. lr.:5e y77, rec ,dr
I'll ..
) 49, seven ;ira ,f gpntlr .,tt'.. al, .rl
!'t ~ : .!-e uh. ''trtl Iu:c. ri,.r"r, W:.rr.
hrHr T. =. &r g.
IL i C"ii'I, l"Is -F,t lIny !,..: fnn
,'Hs -: ,-.':,l,;..~ Oh n!tr tA. thlle
!nn' " e.! ne yeats 80 l.. plr.snissrs % tnraS'i
'h' Il ".'lc- With nni dvrut s,.rlrity sai
:init - he 81 divide III amount and lllnirl
j." :" Eve le "!A''' ller share thereof. and th
Tito! iii" s,.,''. - thr 's:uov chil:ir H. r.,,.
'''Tt': T. u t'lN 81 II the IA L OF the na,tss
tii t" ''t' cn.t $751; III VI INK ny him >ntrs
-: ':: p. ''':tt n'r est from -N Ia, If an:e
Il III riGf - "t,lt at ntnturtv E,;,Jl ,r'.
privilege All ,t,r".st! nls,nt gn5e rc s,.'v On tiu
t'-' /, ~ to '!ift'r," payment -. .,-,'.t
titA':A La I sRAND!EEE
LOt Is PERRY,
Nov. 5t-tdc CO Tutors
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-23
DJBg.EG SALE
r-OBATECOURTP PARISH oFsT. LANDRY.
ESTATE OF OCTAVE l.. FONTENOT AM.
WIFE, LEOCADrE LAFlEUR.

WIFE. LEoCADIE LAFLEUR
BY virtue Of an order uf the honorable Pro,
hate Court. Of the Parish of st. Landry, there
will he sold ut public auction, tU the h1yhesf
bidder, by the UNDERSIGNED administrator or All.
duly qua filed a,tetioneer, ut tho last residence
nf the deceased, at prairie Faquetalque, abt,,it
l6 miles from Ot-lnlsSs in the pafish of 81
Landry. nn TUESDAY, November Goth. 1878, the
following described property, belonging to hi
estate or Oeta & l.. F,htenut and wife, Leoeadit
.afieur. deceased, "to-wIt: i'' -:
Ah"nt 100 arpents vi land twont1 and prairie }
heing arpents froHthy 10 in depth, the las
residence of Deceased. with buildings ari i'm:
prttveElenfs therYaH bounded north by Bayou
MsrrtI sonth by lansts ,f Erfreat Fnseler, east
by Thenduie htisas airt west by Fergus Fuse Ter.
Two h0rses. twelve head Or CATTLE nle pair o:
oxen, thirteen head tf sheep, fiftesa hogs. ont
OK cart. household and Kitchen furniture and
plantation utensils: ,".- '1".-- -. >. D."
Terms and C,hiifions.LThe land To be sold
on one and two years credit frOlii ,tay Of sale,
'hHrehasera TO furnish their notes With good
AMI solvent security, payable to order Of ad-
lnlnistriitnr, bearing eight per cent ,annulli
AuteTsst from maturity until paid: spns,ia1
mortgage reserved on said iaiiii Until Hial
payment aud the innreahFe property tn b.
sold twO-thirds cash I'm day or sale and balance
payable twelve mont tiis from purchase PAYABLE
to order Of administration, with security to
satisfaction OF administratnr.9 u
Oct 26-St-fp Ad1ninistratog.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-23

Isn't il al,out tin,t for Northern Dem
ocrats tn gaa ,liltltt .stW on rhe STATE
meit that IL solid SGnth is an lnjuty 70
the party I People dnwn this way re-
memln'r, and not long agn, when there
WAS no Democratic party fo nil intputs
and purposes. There WAS feeble. ,u n
nrity in Congress. calling itself a party !;
hnt il WAS 10 inispril,ly weak as fn ht.
the hurt of the Republicans, who r,llt
over i! rnusilslnsl. The sDiil Soutil
has changeh All that. /, has given the
Democratic party Il national existriap,
ANA placed is,idpr its cnutts,, thu. ipyisia-
ton Of t'se c''nntry. Take away The
would he i thing of ,hr past Lpt' y
have no.n,s.rr s'.eii drinrlirg n,ns,.siss
ais that IL solid South is iuip' ii 10 III.
national Dtiinnciacy. Ii is -, BE, i.s
being, its Very existence. Wtt'"u' it
no national t.t,mmittee wen, care tu
burden itself with the gas hitl nT !,
national coisention.-lS. o. Democrat.