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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-19
Symptoms of DiseasedLiver.

Dam in the right side, under the
i edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the paints
felt under the shoulder blade. and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of appe-l
tite. and sickness; the bowels in gen.
eral are. cossive,; sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with.
pain, accompanied with a. dull, heavy
sensation in the back part There is
generally a considerable loss of mem
Dry, accompanied with a painful sen
sation Of having left undone some,
thing which ought to have been done.
A, slight, dry, cough is sometimes an
attendant The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and lie complains Of a prickly sensa-
ton Of. the skin; his, spirits. are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up ,fortitude
enough TO try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several OF the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively ;deranged. 81
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rAGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. C. McLANE's LIVER Pitts, IN
CASES OF AcUE AND FEVER, when
q taken with Quinlne, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them AFFAIR TRIAL. =.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
simple purgahve, they are u~nequaled.
.et. BEwAHE OF IasgATIOSs.
The genuine are never sugar. coated. duy.
Every box has a red seal on. the lid,
with the impression DR.. McLANE's LIVER
Pitts. - Ian. -
The genuine McLANE's LIVER Pills bear
the signatures orc. McLANE and FLEMING
|, Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr.. c.
McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared. by Flem-
ing Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full Of limitations of the name .McLGne,
spelled differently but same pronunciation.
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Ayers
Has;r..Nigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A 6
which is at once
r e e a e,
healthy, and eff
fectuaf for pre-
serving h
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to ah
or;ns,o1. .nolor
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scsb the gloss and freshness Of yoah.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked. and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth,
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, Or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness, Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-22

was pale green liquid and is, hc.tryr, dc
lc0ctOn from the root of the Astracharlls luUut
| in South America The lamb WAS then turn
ed on its back Signor Rotura standing across
it, gently COMPRISING lis RIBS with his Knee
| and hands IN such u manner ~ tolmltalc nhtu
raj breathing, IN ten minutes the animal wa
Struggling 10 free ITSELF and when release,
with "a bound skipped oai through the door
/ and went gamOolDE and blCatlng over thc III
| tie green in front Nothing had ever I'm grcss
( cd me so entirely wlIh Il SENSE o. the marvel
! luus. OAc is almost tempted To ask in pres
cnCC Of such discovery whether death itself
may not ultimately be baiticd hy scientific III
Iycsigdtion
/ You will see at once the benefit claimed by
the discoveries of this process CargoCs OF
| live sheep can b. sent to England by large
steamers, and, althOugha freezing atmosphere
will si!! bc AN essential, a temporary o,,dn.
down ncccssitating "A stoppagc Of eight or ten
days in the production OF cold would he of no
consequence When the sheep are landed IN
England any that fail 10 entirely rally will be
perfectly good meat, whereas the others can be
turned ON tn pasture or driven 10 market OF
lCOursc the same results can be achieved with
bullOcks, but their greater weight makes them
more difficult to handle with safety, and the
carcass i, rendered brittle hy freezing, making
them more liable to injury. II sounded odd
to hear Nj Grant ana Srgnor Rotura laying
stress upon the danger OF brcakagc upon the
voyage.
Slgnor Eotun tell, mc that though he has
never attempted hi, experiment on human
beng he las no doubt at MI IA to lis perfect
safety. The ncN, tron under capital sentence
he has requested Sir Henry Parkca tu hr al.
lowed to operate on He proposes placing
him in the freezing chamber for one month,
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short and Curt.

The king of Zuluand is said to have re-
Gently addressed a note to British officer in
South Africa rs follows: "EXCclcnCy: Fins,
came the missionary; next the consul; now
the army Cctcwayo" This brief letter re
calls some short speeches and curt correspond
rnccS, which will doubtless be delightful read
ing in these times of long harangues at Albany
and Washington. \ Western Judge once upon
"A time addressed the grand jury in the words
"Gcntcmcn: The weather Is extremely hot
am very Old; you know your dutv--pcriorn,
it Another American judge once interviewed
IN an odd way to prevent waste of words. lie
was sitting III chambers, and seeing from
the pile of papers in the lawyers hands that u
certain case wa, likely TO be long one, hc
asked Nv hat Is the amount in question ~
"lwo dollars, your honor said the plaintiff.
counsel "lIl pay it, said the Judge, hand.
ing over the money; call the next case" An
English Judge was more patient He listened
for couple of days to the arguments OF coun
sci rs To the construction OF m act, and finally
observed when they were done; brothers
that act was repealed Il year ago" One morn
Ing Il woman was shown into DR. Abcrncthy'>
room, Before he could speak she barred lrr
arm, saying, Burn ~ ponlucc," said tn,
doctor Next day she called again, showed
her arm and said: Better Continue thu
ponlucc,' the response. \ few days altcrward
She came again; then She said well Yom
ice| Nothing" said the great physician
YOU are the most sensible woman ever saw
Lord Berkeley, wishing 10 apprsc the duke Of
Dorset Of his changed condition wrote: "Dcal
Dorset have just been married ana am tn,
happiest dog alive. Berkeley" The answer
came: Dear Berkeley Every dog has his
day. Dorset" The editor ola Chicago news
paper wanting the details of terrible uunda
ton in Connecticut tclcgraphcd To a CORES
pondent at Hartford: Send full particulars
OF the Hood The reply came quickly, you
will find them in Genesis"
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\ pretty story is told in the local column, of
the Springfield RepUbiicGn oftwo children who
went to church, together. They took IA seat near
the front, and after the minister had rot well
into his sermon the child whispered to his siste
that he would like TO so home Those who
sat behind them heard the little girl tell him
that he must not 60 without asking the minis
ter's permission 50 hand in hand they left their
seats ana standing before the clergyman the lii
tic chap lispcd out his petition The minister was
naturally surprised, but without interrupupr
his discourse nodded assent That did NOT sal,
isiy the children, and again the boy asked per.
mission 10 80 and was answered by another
nod. Then the little girl, fearing the minister
had not understood her brother, said. PLEASE
sir, may brotherand | 20 homcg" The minis.
ter stopped and verbally answered the request
and with a sweet thank you. SIR" and cour
tesy the children went down the aisle together
The minister happened TO be one from on, O,
town, and after the service he was quite anxious
TO know if that pretty custom was n common
one IN Wcsifield.
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hind Of the shadow had but two fingers and
remembered that several desperate burgarlcs
had recently been committed in the ncighbor
hsou, suppo'lliously by negro desperate who
was notorious rs having lost two fingers OF
! hi right hand, Mr.. Middleton was absent
from the city and, besides herself in the house
there was but - single maidsrgvaut. Instead
| OF iin,ingWth fear, oy shrickiEg for hclD. the
brave iaty -catcd herself at ihc very table un.
beneath which the ml~cycant wa. concealed,
ana rang Tor The servant Island me writing
materials, bridget said she, with perfect
Calmne,S: II want yOu Ia take q note this in.
slant to MI foriair the icwclcr, and have INN
ScHu back with you my di;Mond cNlacg and
cardropS, which left there for repairs several
days ago. Bring them with you, no matter if
fully repaired or not They ac by twcntyfold
the most valuable articles Of jewclry that
luaetNs, ana | do not wish 20 pass another
night without having them in nv bureau
drawer" The note was at once written and
dispatched, but instead Of being in the tenor
that she had signited Ton purpose for the con.
Ccalcd robber To Ovcrhcar, for she had no lew
clry under rcpalr) 1t was II hasty note to an in
,natC friend, in which she succlnctlv stated
her terrible position, and urged him to hasten
to her relief, with the requisite police assis.
lance, Immediately ON receipt OF the mlssivc
INC agOnlcS WhlCh mat refined and delicate
woman underwent when left alone in the
house, with The consciousness Of the presence
of that desperate rObbcr, pcrhap. assassin as
well, Crouchcd under the very table upon
which she leaned, and perhaps touched by her
skirts, can only he left To the readers imagin.
alton; but her iron nerve sustained her through
the ordeal She yawncd, hummed an opcr.
attic air turned over the leaves Of novel, and
in other Ways lulcd the lurkcr into u sense of
perfect security and expectancy and waited,
waited with n wildly beating heart and her
eyes fastened upon the hands Of her little or,
mulu clock with greedy, tcvcrish gaHc. Att
last, however, came the prayed-tor relief There
was ring at the dOOr-bcll and she Strollcd
carelcssly into the hall and down stairs to open
it, The rusc had been II success. She not on.
ly admitted Bridget, but also Mr. Fortair and
three stalwart policemen, The latter passed
up stars and into the bOudOir, where
they suddenly pounccd upon the concealed
burglar so unexpectedly as to secure him with
hardly a struggle, TIL prisoner proved to bc
Il negro criminal named Chapman, but mostly
known as ''Two,Fingcrcd Jch," who was IN
great request about that time for several rob.
berlcS committed in he ncighboyhoOi y short
time before, and he is now serving a iwcnty
years sentence in the Alabama State prison.
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\ -'G" ioiN correspondent u 'i'' lhoiaii
apoI's J"nrH"s gives t." following interesting
"Reminiscences OF the late John PhoeniX--Lieut
Derby uf,hc Irnitcd s,ot,. ARMY
w. 49,, q.
- n'n l1nN 4 wv was tIt''uc"'' 'cil
ia, Is, 'lch 7cctel"I! ol war; lSSucu GENERA
IN; i'"t'IA W "iiiloiH Va We "'nS Nno WIZ
10 sVn" III l.l
'l.c ne" unborn, Millth n''' oceh "ttlueu u
"uop'. Jtic s",,i ~ ..'I'"" was 'G'l' 90 cIIH
oiIlc''' HiTu'' Nci ny was very ie4'l} WIN III
w" r,"nS ,isu .iIu "''ia'' !" lcp'! III
S'nt 'lio ""i ptP'''ii''h' "'7,Su i"' ne"
~, '"t'l l,cSu'i', 'u"l'loH ~ uie
va" NV Vol'siS''n9 1hc--
~ '.iS n''''iTG " 'ilG Hca' Vi inc 'io1Ne!S
VI c"'n pllH"'c 'ol'''ci' Hach olI'Cc' was "
,u'I ln,.c % 'N"'u, iolI5 !"i', Win ~, d
'ooN III tiie emu Hho Il SllelncIu CiopA. ihe
po.o a'N .-'. ~ yn'o'ou 'l'ocis W hoep 'Io
i'"i'i '",S ~ p"a'i
w. '"H"l ,I''' W C'nI"t ~ It "iiI oioaSn'
oa'h, 'ltaES'''H '""l" 10 "'4' II, !iHt, mort
'l.i wv "c"." " ~ "o''ui ~ VA u"'
any SctHioe 20 '"''Vi SE!''I''S % 'it Sau,'L' |"
''''t '''iii 'tU' i"ili'S '''' '''' III 'iI a.
'iIleIy service thc rings were 10 oe uscu lot
"lnt@"' purposes III NC aDseilcc 81 !h't'cs'
i"cSe speciiica'loiia were accompanied ~
me most Slo'eSquG pictures iePlesci'''9 On
cclS h"uiAng oach co"''uIy recruits ny 'h'
serViceapic ring cavalry securely ,as!eheu 10
HIe ,op Oh lielr S'eeos ny 'lie same ucNice, ana
men h"rhcSScd 10 cannon, Drawing
lhcnl through narrow "e,iicS, OF up an acciiVi-
y ihacccSSiDle 10 mules oy c"oles "''aciieu 10
inc poS'eiior staples
On another shect OF prlsloi-noaru was an IL
iuStsaiioi' IN gauuy coiorS'W Deroy i'"tary
mulc ilo"ltzcr' coHii'ahicu oy tiie loiio"lhG
description; Upon inc BACK OF young ana
VlSiiaht NIUE strap mountain hoWl'zer' inc
mu2]tc pointing toward the tan. \ similar
piece ui ordnance IS !aS'ehco' VITA IRON oahuS,
uhocr me animal abdomen, lhe llnZnic aimed
between MS lorelcgS 10 lhe front lnerc are
-FOUR SuhhcrS TWO 20 caCh piece ana per
suadcr lis ne Is called' whose business II Is 10
persuade me mule to stand hrm ana not re-
trc"t, oy stuillhg nm with oaS' ait'r rach Gi5-
charge, with Il TN sausage-siuf'er when IN
dams, or other legitimate game, appear IN
view, inc mulc Is, by crahk-moVeihcht ON me
tai, hmbercd to the 'front.' II don't make any
difference which way the mule faces (and mere
Is where my patent comes M one gun Ii al
ways pointing towards me front. At the com I,i
InnII fro the tDD how it/yr Is uISClUrGCu. L ne
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calls attention to the fact that all persons con.
ncctcd with the forgery have been appointed
TO office and the suspicious circumstances con.
nectcd with the appointment of the same, and
particularly the charge that Kellogg and Clark,
his private secretary, were priyy 10 the torger-
les. The report calls attention 10 the danger
of Returning Boards and the greater danger
of controlling elections and protecting Cam
yassng Boards 10y Federal troops, and above
all to The GROWING danger with which the
country is threatened by reason ut the cnor-
NOUS patronage conferred in tGc Presidency
which makes the Presidential office 50 great
that in order to control it the grosscst frauds
and violations of law may be- expected on the
part o, those who desire 10 profit by that pa
trOnagc,
THE CONCLUSIONS on THE COMMITTEE
The report concludes with finding that full
effect WAS not given to the Electoral votes OF
Florida and Louisiana; that Noycs, sherman
and others encouraged this result; that the
second certificate from Louisiana was forged
as to two of its names, Kellogg and Clark be-
ing privy to it, and that Tildcn and Hendricks
received true majority Of the Electoral votes,
and were the real choice of the people at the
last Presidential election,
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AND THIS WAS \ WOMAN.
The Terrible Ordeal Through which Lady
Was Compelled ta Pass.

Mrs. Isadore Middleton, very beautfr
woman and one of the acknowledged leaders G..
fashion in Mobile, can certainly boast Of thu
possession OF as much nerve and true NOR
courage rs are often vouchsafed To any of her
sen On "a recent evening she was IN her hoG
doir putting away some articles OF je"elry
when she noticed tina, the peculiar 20 Ton
a library lamp that was burning upon cha
in the back part Of the room had throw". g.
on the floor almost directly at her feet. IN
shadow of IA man who was crouching III tier !:
broad Topped ornamental table ia tie ,eDirr o
the room She also remarked that the opci'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-22

STREAToR, March lO.-As 1t has been some
little time since we've made "a report of our
club through the columns of your paper we
hope that you will allow us the privilege to do
so again, so that you may know what is done
tor the temperance cause in our district
Our club is called the Vcrmillion Temper
ance Reform Club, located in Dist No . of
Bruce. 1t has been organized for over one
year. ITS membership is two hundred. We
hold our regular meetings every Saturday cv.
cning. They were we'll attended during the
winter anG n great deal OF interest taken in
them, winch has greatly promoted the temper,
ance cause in this and surrounding comMuni
tics
Among the members of our club are quite u
number who were once hard drinkers. But
they have stuck faithfully to the pledge, and
are at present the best members OF our club.
Since we organized | understand that other
clubs have come into existence, prospered for
"a while and then went down; they only last
ing while the red ribbon excitement was up.
Which proves in my mind that they had not
the right kind of men at the head of them.
But | hope they will re-organizc again and
work zcalously for the temperance cause; for
I am confident that there i no organization
that will promote the morals and general wei
fare ri the rising generation any more than a
organization conducted in the
ri@ht manner. And further claim that II is
81. Il,
cviI of incompetence will ever be swept from
our land and red ribbon clubs will do so.
Our newly-electcd officers are: President,
William Donnel; Vice President, Benz. Rec
der; Secretary, Elliott Adds; Treasurer, Mrs.
+. Riggs; Marshall, + Dyes Executive Com
mittce, James Mackey, Mrs. NJ. f. Adds and
Christopher HarhcrJ VI.
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THE FORGED CERTIFICATE.


Treating of the forged Louisiana Electoral
ee...@.ajc, the report tells how the Vice Presi.
dent having refused the first certificate, the
iscpubllCans secretly manufactured another,
aAtu-datlng il, and made 1t in paper and print
lns To- resemble The one previously made; how,
hsgiHg very llttr time 10 prepare it, and it be-.
ing impossible 20 yet all the Electors 10 New
Orleans lp -I-n IL within thai time il became
b.r,,;,,y to forge The signatures of two absent.
s@-. that thus there were nut to the ,rplicuir
paper eighteen forged SIGNATURES. which were
attached on Dec. 80 IN a small upper room IN
1he state building lCa in charge of Conquest
C.1.t,, aaT 'aC ;lIeing Of this second ccrtiil-
Ct'J was concealed until il was produced be-
tDrl Con"rr,- how when il WA, referred tn
ihe Electoral Commission, ii was not read. but
1sdrrcd to be- printed. and the Electoral Com
E-.-..In were ..rc! with two printed copies
ID ihe forged certificate perfect in form and
n copy Of the genuine. but the defective Ger
hilcaic; how after the Commission had given
u, decision. the record of the Commits
s.oH was changed 80 that the forged certificate
cssplp> 90 winch dic really before the Commits
slOn was suppressed, and the record made TO
show ~ n the genuine defective certificate had
LeIH considered and passed upon; how this
H.i- moi accident, hut design. aud that il not
Esly appeared IN one of the published records
81 the proceedings "f The Electoral Commission.
n in 10Th although made months apart; how
a. Republican managers were informed 10y
hrilneg that there wa, something wrong about
IN -r.onl certificate, and how all the way
fafOugh there lies the thread of design To
Impose a forced certificate upon Congress. and
AZ Il!sy suppressed H. 80 that il discovered,
ase reeOrf H Git show rs If IL bad never been
produced. The lurle>que John SMITH Ger.
lEciie 40" p"r; regards rs a part of the same
4 nd a. ct Dcing IN misiead aud draw of
akseaion fro.h the forged certificates. II then
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Look about early in the season, and get your
pick of hands in the market Make written
ar-A.. la detail, 10 ma'tcr ity0u are wei &c
quaintcd. This will prevent Misunderstanding.
The man agrees 10 remain Il certain numhcrot
months: to perform certain chores Sunday, or
holidays to start abou; such IN hour IN the
.Aorning, and CLOSE al such an hour in the even
ing. II, in cast of an emergency, he works
!ongcr, he may have certain privileges TO com
pnsatc lor IT, I'm cast inc quits before ms time
= out, hc only receives IA certain stipulated sum.
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as the howiing OF dog always followed by
, death :" asked little girl at her father. Not
.iwav>. my dear; sometimes the man that
houts a the dog n..S,o, him, was the parents
. MY
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Il say. jack which you rather, that lion
prc Won "a pieces, or - tiEer:n Why, you
u,rS,.. Il ,uurse Il rather hor tore 4 tiger
a. pieces