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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-06-28

Il 10 rumored that the Kbedive
Of Egypt viii abdicste in favor Of
hia son.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-06-28

Sre7e nal usu'P io' 70
the rate OF interest down 20 iour
or hve per cent. because many OF
the bonds cost the holders nom
thirty TO forty cent? on Inc dollar :
and At that rate the nolo ! . .woold
only realize troin ten 70 niteen PEI
cent interest. which y no! enough
ior = r'cn country nke ,n's 20 Ply
No. sur, let rs pave nign isxAt'oo;
It makes as isei inpor'.ut, sno
the more We nave 20 pay 20 carry
on tee g9vern%en', tne mo1s ~
toink o. u, ano oss'oes We mu ~.
Keep up our csP'sa,lsss, VI .~ y. wa
looee our creais = = o'ns:s1:'
sir. between . Ota's anu sn ,nol.
sidoaa' :. le.st I. nave nss.o - :
s'pce csme nei, u a
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-06-28

Hayes indulgsd II still another
veto, on TIE s8d inst, and returned
the judisiai appropriation bin 70
Congrss wiEhoas his signature
What Bsxt 4 i hard 70 say.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-06-28

The prospsst Of . termination
Of the Zulu war i not 20 good =
rsportsd Aftsr al. and now il j.
said King Cstswayo has sworn in
tho presence Of Al biz tribes never
to acssPt The British tsrms Of
peace. 49,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-06-28

Up TO the Goth no agreement had
been reached - 70 The adjournment
of Congress.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-06-28

was made 70 escape the political
intrieuss hto which his mother
had RoueDer endsesored 70 force
him. He grew tired Of playing the
digni6ed Prince. the heir to .
great idea and . great empire. and
preferred setivs life With 9 lev
chosen comrsdss. young odicsrs
like himself, in Africa He was
undoubtedly . man Of courage,
like AL the Nspoleons, but proba-
bly, Of lsss talent than his father.
He was evidently better man than
most Of his family, and ihr more
English in hn idsas. paeasures and
thoughts than French.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-26
RESI-.
E. SPENCER MILLER.

Rest? There is no such thing;
a towards baseless dream.
Time is rushing flood,
And thou art in its stream.
Rest? Up and be a man;
Look out upon the night,
No star stands still in Heaven,
In all thy aching sight.
Rest? Chafe no more in vain;
On, lest thy peers 60 by;
Thou wouldst not If thou cOuldst
Evade thy destiny.
Cui bono? Faithless words;
1t is enough for thee
To know that toll expands
Thy weak capacity.
No! onward, ever on;
Times earnest moments roll;
Leave rest to sickly dreams,
Cui bono? to the fool.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-26

A very striking though wholly ins;gnih-
cant token of the change that has come over
the Senate was to be seen yesterday in the
usual formal motions preliminary 10 the
transactions of business After Is years OF q
Republican Senate, il must have sounded
strangely 10 hear Mr.. Thurman and Mr..
Bayard making the motions which in recent
years such senators as Mr.. Edmunds and Mr..
Anthony have been accustomed to offer-to
inform the House and the president that
the Senate is ready for work, etc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-26
The Sad Result of a Physicians Kind
ness.
New York SUM-

A poor woman Carrying sick child, pite
ously begged DR.. jeremiah Corcoran, OF AS
Kent avenue, Brooklyn, on Saturday night
last, to do something for her child, as it had
the diphtheris, and she was too poor to pay
a physician. The doctor found the child to
be seriously affected, and after prescribing
for it In his house. promised to call at the
woman's home the next day in his rounds.
Mrs. Oorcoran feared that their own children
were endangered by the presence of the sick
had been too short time in the house TO
lmpart the disease. On the next day the
doctors son George was seized with diph-
iberia. and before midnight he was dead.
On the following day, while the doctor was
at the funeral, bis youngest SOL, one year
old. died OF the same disease, and his seven
year-old son, Joseph, has siBce been attacked
with symptoms of dipntheria.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-26

Sleepless nights and cherries days win be
prevented IL you use DR.. Bulrs Baby Syrup
TO induce sleep and composure for the baby.
Price % cents
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-26
FOOD AT LAST
. SUBSTITUTE. ,.. DRUGS

FOOD Is made a curative agent by concern
traf1on and artificial digestion and it is SO
simple IN It's application that The advice of
pny sfc1ens IS net required.
Thousands OF recoveries from chronic dis
easss are reported, where the best medical
skill has failed.
Many OF the best physicians throuEhou. the
country are Dfsearsinx Drugs and using
the blanchard BLOOD and Nerve Food
with the most gratifying results, permanently
relieving al forms Of Physical and Mental
Debility. The DysDepffc and Consump.
dve Ranfenfs sufferers from Malarial
Hood Poisoning, together with the entire
list OF complaints peculiar TO the Female Sex
md In the use OF this Food sure and speedy
relief.
-
De. v. W. BLANCHARD: During the past yeay
have prescribed your various preparations
of Food Cure, and feel happy to say they have
TO patients long enfeebled by blood poison,
ed nutrition and nerve force,
10 PROF. CLEMENCE 8. LOZIER, NJ. ID
Dean OF Hem. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City,
feHundreds of cases OF Brfght,s Disease
OF the Kidneys have been reported cured. For
NeuraIEfc and Rheumatic Diseases IL
Is almost a specific. Physical and Mental De-
oility from the use of Alcohol, Opium and
TODsscc0 or from any unnamable cause find
In this Food q natural and potent remedy.
FOR THE INTELLECTUAL swORKER
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ITO PHILADELPHIA "a
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" between

THE ON ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Through Trains each daily three deDDtS In
Philadelphia. two in New-Gork.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment andthe tases
Time consistent with absO ute safety.
On and after December To- 1875,
Trains leave NewYOrK via DesDo5sot ana Court
lhndt Street Ferries, as follows:
a;Jo 2V 800 90 limitodl IL a m; $3.50 o; D. $50
$500 anu ~ m. Sunday 430 and H. m. g. D. 1851 $751;
Route OF BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY aorngs speedy and direct transfer
Returnng traas leave Philadelphia 1901, 9i5, 1855, T.
73J. y, $40 and ii Limited Express 1880 ?. m
$3.50. and 1856 IN. On Sunday, IDOL Si5 1855, 8, $50
o. M. 4. 1885 p M $50. -. a.. ,,
House ana foot DesDrosses and Courtandtsts; No
COurLst and Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot OF Futonst
Brooklyn; NOS ia ll6 and llS Hudson.st, Hoboken;
Depot Jersey City EmisrahL Ticket once No Battery
place. -..z..o., L. +. FARMER
FRANK IhONSoS, Genl Passenger Ag-
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&I EN TO BOSTON.

sD .sU VIA FALL RIVER LINE
Tickets limited and good only day ot sale Tor contin1
and leaving Fall River the following
morning 5O, arrival Of boat Regular tickets AZ %
train between Fail River and Boston Magnul
steamers -.
leave NeW.YOrk daily (Sundays excepted at p IN,
from 2s, North River, foot of MurraysL
BTOOkly %, Annex boat. Al Al o. IN.
tickets led At all principal Hotels and
Ticket Offices, at the Pier ami on steamers.
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6ieamboats and RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF -JERSl


~ Ferry station in New-York, foot Of libcrtyst
Ferry Stationiu Brooklyn. OF OF Fultonst -.
Commencing Nov 20; lS7si1aigs leave New.fok oot OF
Librrty.st. ~ follows: ,.o,
63o m-For Flemington. Easton Beivdcre msuS ~
Chunk. Tamaqna, Wilkesbarre, Elmira &c Connects "
Junction with u. J.. and w. r. II. ,,....,
$40 m,For High Bridge Branch schooey sioni.nn
Budds Lake and Lake Hopatcong Eston, hslIsD pp
ManSh Chunk iamaqna Hazelton W|keSoarro' ''i'n''"
lO:SO a. m aud 43O p m.-For sOmervie and Pennington
p n.-For Flemog Easton. Manch Chunk, Taniaqna
Wiz sUarTe, Scranton TunkhannOck, TamAqua hakiiol
Reading. Pottsviile, EarusDurgh &c ,.-..,.
u. m-FUr High Bridge Branch. Schooley Mo,htalli
Budds lake and Lake horatoong Esst2n Beyayre an
BOO p. m day.-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg
7A5 p. m.-fOr Eas;On.
For trains % local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRATNS-Lrdvo at % a m, u D. m Tor Bounn
intermediate POINTS and at 63O ~ Tor ason
noat of the and Enc Annex" make connection
at jersey CITY station and from Brooklyn and Enc Depot
Jersey CITY. -
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
Stages connect At Matawan Station and from KEYPoRr
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Leave foot OF Liberty St, for Freehold at
Sl6, 1l:45 a. M, I, 5:l5 p IN
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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VALE Law School Regular course, 2 years;
Graduate course tor degree OF Dell years Fall term
opens Sent 2G. Address Prof WAYLAED Newllavon. CT
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WHITE STAR LINE.

" HIIE SIAK LINZ. - .
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR OF EENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL -
NOTICE The Of this Line take the ane tonte
RECOMMENDED by Lieut. Maury u NJ on both the out"ard
aud honey ard voyages 49,, -, - -.
GEKMA re- Cant Kennedy uTday. March % r. m
ADRIATlC. Capt Jennings THURSDAY March - a. M
BALTlC ......... .Thuredav. April 3 200 p m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF w. 10TH
ST.
These size and unsurpassed in ap
pOintmcnts The saloon. SateT0Oms smoking and BATH
placed amdshps where the and motion are
least felt aodng degree OF comfort hitherto unattanaoe
RATES-Saoon $50 $50 and 500. Steerage s2S Return
; e
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep hOrpgs
For uEpet0n ans other information apply az tne
COmpanys Offices, No 81 Broadway New YORK or l4O wa
hat-st.. Philadelphia. u. CORrlS. Agent
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NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.

~ Steamers Peck-sip daily Sundays excepted or
New-lIave1 at and lip IN. connecting with road
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing March H., 1879. Leave NewYOrk foot Of
LDcrty-st. &C. Il X Of y. j.
Hshand and Toms Rive 10 ll:i5 a. M 400 p. M
Nntland Bridgcton and Atlantic City, ll;45 q. IN
WarrtOwn. 81 a. 4:uu p.
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lee Cream.

Jee Cream.
A FACT.-HORTONs ICE CREAM Is MADE
n From PURE ORANGE COUNTY CKEAN AIN.
To CIII KCII Els. FESTIVALS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
zoe. PER QUAKE
To FAMILIES by the GALLON, 3Oc FER VOAhh
CHARLOTTE EUtsSE aud JELLY
FRESH RICH and DELICIOUS, -.....,-
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS
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DALI more AND ONO RAILROAD
Id nnxa An,, Ynrk flnm OF DeshrOsses and Court

landtsts - , - o-,--.-- ,,-..., ,..,,...,,
oils Chicago and West Richmond, Charleston aud tho
south Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark. OHIO. and
iOC D. M for Washington and the west Pullman cars
nom baltimore Washington. making close
toDs for PittAburl Cincinnati Indiana pois Louis
VILE and ST Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Gu
ctnnsu 81 Louis and Iittsburg - . =,
l,O D. M daily the South and Wet Put
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ma kng connections for Chicago Cincinnati fndanspo
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Florida, New Orleans and the south. -.
For through tickets please cali Companys ofce. 81
broadway SesYOrk and Offices foot OF Couiti2nd
ana Des brusse s Sta and Depot Jersey City. -. -
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

MRS. L. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Chm
WI tonSt Brooklyn gives instruction IN music and tho
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rVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
9Th dag Of september a. D. 1879 Warrant IN IL Sanf'
YOUMANS, OF New.lork City. in tho County OF New
YORK NewYOrk who has been adludgcd BANK
nrt on Lie petition tat the payment OF debts and
delivery any property belonging TO such BANKRUPT 10 hun
his use transfer Of property by him.
forbidden BY law; that meeeg OF the creditors OF the
said bankrupt prove their debts and choose
more asgnee of estate, will be hell Court Of Bank
ruptrv TO be holden Warrens. In the CITY Of New
YOrk John w Little esquire he1st on we "a Gay OF
April A. D. 1879 at 10 O'clock a. III. LOUIS j. PAlN,
T. s. Marshal Messenger southern District 81 Ne"-fork
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miscellaneous.
Gteamboais ano Rallroaos.

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ID ana Naugatuck lsao Fare 81 steamer bridgeport
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Bankrupt Notices.

1 Tor The SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK;
In the natter Of JOHN kINSLEY bankrupt-Is
PhyKRPTY-A In bankruptcy has been issued by
said ouTs against the estate OF JOHS klNSLEI OF the city
of New YORK the County OF NewYOrk OF the state OF New
Yor In sat District adudged bankrupt the petition
Creditors and the payment Of ANY debts and the DO
livery property belonging 10 said bankrupt TO him
his and the transfer OF any property by nm are
forbidden ~ law Of the creitOrs OF said bank
rnt 10 oye Their debts and choose more assig
nres OF Ills will be held at Court OF bankruptcy TO
he holden at No l52 Broadway the CITY OF Newlor Ia
said District the 4Jh day Of Apil A. D. 1879 at IL
o'clock M. The Office of Henry Wilder Allen esquire
one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy OF said Court.
49, - PAY n. Mar,hal.-Nessenger.
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Art schools-New-York City

Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
wan receive pcpls painting Landscape, owcr still life
china and decofaOn her stdo The Bella" No. AZ East
26tb-st, corner Attn ave-
References Mr.. d. Huntington. Mr. VIM. Hart MT James
n. Hart, Nj. A. r. Bellows.
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For Young Ladies-City.
For Both sexes-Citv.

A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, No!
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Ocean Gteamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL: ann,
n Tho oniv Transatlantic Line sailing under tho AMERI
CAN FLAG. sailing evcry rhursdoy from PnlafelDhu
OHIO sails TliU itSDAY, March 20 a. m
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THE ERIE RAILWAY -
row known by its now name I the NETWORK. LAKE
rams taking effect December o. 1873:
. a. m. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
p. DAILY Fast 81 Louis Express errvng at Buffalo
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bS snI Pacae Garess oF tie West % seeln
Coaches through to Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Cnc
p m. Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot New-York. for
Newark. 6A5l $50 1870 a. M $40 AIS. 65, 6:l5 1880
p and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays vl5
no Sa'n i45, 3 sa 90 10 M @aush
SUNDAYS O. $50 lol a. M i5 $50 p m and II mdpsht
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Conwaii 49, a. M $3.50 43Op. Sundays. $50 a. IN
NeTSnre, 7i5. a. d. $50 $3.50 p m. Sundays $50 a H.
RondOut and Kingston, m, sop ~ sundays. $50
sS GSsGsn So 80 S iUiS M go G 'a' 's0 p
MiddIesowq "a lo1S M StS AZ 40 n p n m s spo
ma trans C connect With seSYOfE and osTSgo Midland Ra
ro roTt JEWS 4j o. 1915 a. m 43o g. p m Sundays
$40 i0;l5 a M. $50 and p.
FORE D. m leave 3Sst IL minutes earlier than above
mo trains leaving Chamnerss on quarter hours leave
ll45 D. ~ connecting with leaving Chamberst 10
p m and u midnlght and o., or.r,r,or,s f., ,.o.
and sleeping Coaches be obtained ami orders for
checking and transfer o. baggage E7y DO Gf at ne CON
Court at. Brooklyn. OF ~ the Company's DeIots
Express from the West arrive In NewYod at 725
a. M 1870 Ro r. 1SBorr. Gent Pass'r Agt New.YorL
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Trains leave for Engewood closyer pisrmont and Nyack
sundays 0 a NJ and $50 p IN. The l3O p In. tram viii
leave 80 minutes iaIer saturday nights
JNO. y. ABBOTT Gen1 Pass'r Ast. New IorK.