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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

IANNEY'S BRANCH STORE, N: w. cor
- nor of King and Royal slreets. The follow
ing Mineral Winter OH draft 1t i've cents par
glass all ice cold
Vichy.
Seltaar.
Congress,
Bedford (Va) Alum and Iron,
Bedford Springs. (Ps.)
Buffalo Lithia and
Dsep Rock (Oswego.)
And in bottles, Saratoga A, Congress Excelsior,
Geyser and Hathorn Springs Waters 81 f:om
Saratoga Springs, New York, aud the genuine
imported Hunyadi James and Friedrchshs!l
Bitter Water. JANNEY y co,
1ay2 Druggists Nos Gard l45 King SITS.
TLOOR STAIN, for staining the floors Of
Il halls, stsrws5s and rooms thst i: is ceslE-
able to leave uncsrpeted during the summer
season. This Stain is prepared from private
recipe and has given universal satisfaction 10
the very many parties who have used il during
several yesrs past. 1t is dark walnut IN color
prepared ready for immediate use. csn te ap-
piled by any one, and dries in the corrse OF
few hours. Price 81 per gallon. Cne gallon
will cover from zoo 10 AGO square feet, according
to the roughne:s of the surface TO which it is sp.
piled. JANNEY u CO.,
myS 70 & ls5 King stree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

Ky g., WIG. MIDLAND u Il. 5. j. T..
W. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Receiver
On snd after SUNDAY, 10 % p, 1n., March
18Th, 1872, Passenger trains will run rs follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12
BTEAMEH

INLAND & SEABOARD COASGlH0 GO.
--otths-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The new sad comnodious iron " -
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON su&4sszsasssass
built especially for this route, leaves the COM
panys wharf, Washington, EVERY MON.
DAY, THURSDAY aad SATURDAY, a!
o'clock q. m, and AlexHndria 3! 1870 2. Nj
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. a! o clock pm:
This company makes close connections st a.
e1andris with the w. g., v. NJ. & &. 5. T. 4.
Co. and with the w. & o. i. Il. Co. Freight
received for sll points, North and South,
hsndlsd With care and forwarded with prompt.
ness end dispatch.
FOR further information apply
K. 4. REED agent,
Js lney's whaIi,
or a. the onico OF tho company, ,nder the Ne.
tionsl Metropolitan Bank, !E:' street, opposite
the Treasury Department, Was nngtou.
NH 10 ShMUEL b CON, President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

n Office.
CHANGE OF TINE.
On Ill alter Thursday, March Goth, The
beats ci tho POTOMAC FERRY CO. will run
ss follow:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
c CO. : 80, 3 20, 9 50, 10 90 and ii 80 e. 70 and
T. 90, 80. 80. 3 81. 70, s 20 and 4 Oh p. IN.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
90, : 90. S 30 y 81 - 81 md ii 20 q. M, and
l. So, 80, = -, ) CO. 30, 8 20 and 20 y. Ill.
mh IS GEO. Il. Phillips, Manager
,.ssa.. GhYpES STEA& LINES WEEK
GsSSAG LIZ To
PHILADELPHIA, FALL. RIVER, PNOFI-
DEEGE AND BOSTON.
S;tasm ors loagG Alexandria EVEhY TU Ec~
DAY and leave philadelphia EFERI SAT
UKDAf.
This lino &C naocts at A!o1andr;r with tts o.,
a. 81 II. and " II -. K. Rs, ana u rhiiadal-
pb IN with CpIea regular Steamship for Fall
River, Providence end Boston.
Freight Forwarded with promptness and care.
fsea Of commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia. and
wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frequent
Loparluren. Through rmtas and Though bills
Of ladiEg given. lnsuranco At tho lowest rates.
Agents:
r. Il. RHED, AlaxanG:ia.
VIM /. CLYDE s. CO., PhIlat!el II IL.
GEO. =. HYDE, Georgetown, u. G.
JOHNSON HKLS., Washington
Jan 8-:f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

1879 PLANT LINE 1879
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. For
TRSS MONROE AND The SOUTH,
STOPPING AT PRINCIPAL LANDINGS
ON POTOMAC RIVER.
El:8SHI.YCTO.N'a IND NORFOLK
STE.Y.NR0.7T C0.HEH.Sr.
New, elegant and swift sido wheel steamer
GEORGE IEARY,
Capt JOE WH1TE) leaves as follows:
FROA WASHING'H FROM NORFOLK.
AND ALEXA.
Every Monday, Wed Every Tuesday, Thurs.
nesday ard saturday day and Sunday, at6
at s p. Ii. p. N.
Information re 10 ticnels, stateroons, ratio OF
freight, connections, Ne, will be cheerluil9 fur
nished on application 81 tha company's oficer
foot Of Seventh street wharf. Washington.
Il +. DOOO, Agt. Washington.
Z. b. HOUE, Egt. Alexandria.
&. Ii. thANT, President an 6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-12

EIVE PACKAGES CHOICE NEW YORK
Il BUTTER, fresh, just received by
r,v7 j. O. MILBIJRN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-22

9llte MANNER i'm iuei6eR Garte6sf
bahten BET Rdmpfe uuo 8fd9sns bic
ais Sanalinae bes. Turnens Niger 1i
belie6en aebdbt, nrb tpIe bic el9e SUI
aeab fnpiel befer bafnrt iet. Der Mer|
fibenbe, 6err g. Shmihts ReBriiBte g
icarsneE Nniprebe pie Grfbienglen mp
iprn9 BE 9Offnuns one Der fe6sste
Turnthe trerbe bic &otasthette, bic TN
&eih aeaen Berlin nod gebe9t tDeroer,
serffreuen belfen. v28ir monen nlht
nur ben SoI fir 8etroleum unb 3abat,
ionberi mu6 ben 9on Der Entertaining
nod Berlin bringen~ beripra6 elm idbz
beutider Rebner. Der 5eftSRommers
bDrte bart1 nod man9 ferni9 SPORT,
man6 frobes 2ieo uno eRoete frob nte
er beaonneu mad Ritternn1t, als enbz
lid bic gdfe Die reid nit 5abHeH nno
8anmi6mud = ba5uii6en SnbHs &os
loFdlbiife- geaierten Rdume nerfieben.
am @pnntas frib tuuroeu brei Eurns
balIen, bic groBe IN Der Brin5enftraBe,
als 8rotptpp far bic b66eren ftibtiiden
QnHalten, Die in Der @ranseltrnBe. uRb
eabli9 Die 9urnbane elmer @emeinees
i6ule befi9tist; um balb II 1br besauz
nen banrl bic eigentlihen Nrbeiten, bic
8erbanblunsen bes beutideu Turns
tages, bener fi9 am &n9mittas Elm
S9auturnen, am ROntas friib bic 8ors
ftellung Der 5euerwebr, nodmali8e Ser
banbluHsen, Elm Diner i'm 3oolosiiben
@arten uno au1 9ienftas enoli6 cine
9urufabrt gen gotsbam aui6lieBeu. Gin
8rosramm reid uuo miihiam, bod
ni9t 5u ibper fir Sabn's Sanser =
oaruu rufen mir 9etrOt uno freubis
ibner gu: Gut 9eilF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-22

uidt sebDris s~etpafeist 81 baben. "a,
g. SSraia o. cine Iftgemein i1nfte u5lC
autheraiae Dame, enc liehenone@ Satin
Inb Mufter, ieibetsnn 8fn ruiifb nnb
Der &rst entIbeibet ID fur bic Trnrs+
fulton, nm Der &rdffen bic perluteue
@eIunbbeit uieoer an gebetk Der oe4
fiebenfaden MDrbes ibeffibfte Jack
the Killer mnB fid einise GueEt 8lAt
absopfen laffen, tpel6e Der 9el6idte
Gr3t in bic Noern ieiner 8atientin tiberz
fiibrt. 2iest ba bic @efabr nidt nabe,
bnS Sra1i q. nit benz rptben 2ebenss
Safte bes R5rbersn md aeiHfn Tbel bon
beiien @il6beit, @rauiamteit uuo 8lutz
BURT in fi6 n%ufnimmt, u1o baB 1br
@atte unb tire &utber fortan ibres Sc
bens ni1t mehr fi1er fnb? Sber elm
dn6erer 5dn: I'm eirem Mtaltt pen
Berluft elmer Sanb 5u erieben, plro
6os entipre6eube @le6 eiNem nerlrz
tbeilten &aubHh6r6er ab9eI6nitten uno
in funitaeredter Beiie nlf ben rerfriip=
pelten Qrm oepfrppft. Die Operation
nerlduft elidli6, aper bic frenibe Saro
itredt fi9 fprttrdbrenb nd9 nnoerer
2eute gigertbum aus unb 6rirst tbren
neuen 8eiiser nit ben @eiesen in i9tue<
rem Conflict.
Sieie 8etra6ttnser, tul6e fi9 in's
unen6li9e %dusfpinnen 1a6en, m69en ges
niaen, UNI oardatbun, baB Der seplans
ten pbilantbropii3en Hubbnrma6un9
perurtbeilter 8erbre6er iebr ernitli6e
8ebenten eutsesenfeben. @s lit eben
ni6t alIes @Olo, mas 9ldn5t, uno 10 oiel
8erlodenoes AUDI cine beitimmte 3beorie
bat, 70 mag lie bod, tfs 8roftii9e
iiberlest, fi9 als iebr srau %ertpeiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-22
@ewt@ttae

8or eini9er Belt t6nten mir on bic.
fer Steae Der Soee zines @alfee : 8rp.
feliors @%rtudbmtts, tuel6er Stuar Die
2poesltrdfe niht ab9ei6uft, iebp6 in
1ul9er @eiie mObif5irt baben pplte
baB Der zines tpoespIrbi9en 8erbre.
6etts iiberfibrte Riiietbdter, anItatt
IummariI6 bonn 2eben in oas Ssnieits
bef6rbert 81 peroen, i'm 9ienite Der
@i6enI6aft Stiid fir Stad abseI6lad=
tet tuerbe. 8eia9ter bDblt buntaner
Yrofeiipr i6ln9 ndmlih Dor, baB bic
gum SpDe S~errrtbeilten einem 9lrSte
bebufs nnutpnriiber unb iOnitiser @rpez
rirIente iiberliefert tperoen ipnten.
&omme 3. 9. 5u benz IrSte
Elm Satient, tuel9em Die Raie n~bsebifien
fei, uno mel6er auf benz @e9e Der
&binOplaItit @rias bafir tpiinIhe, 10
ioue man benz 8erbreber fem &iebor>
gan abiGneioen uto oaIielbe in bas &C.
fi6t bes 8atienten perpHanSen. Chen
10 lole mar benz Serbreber, tpenrt cine
8luttransfuiiun fir rDtbis sebalteR
tpIrbe, @ele9enbeit 9eben, it9 cine emit
fpre6enbe Mafe 2ebensiaft abSapfeH BIZ
Iaiien. 4ud entpfeble es ii9, NIT 9iften
uto @e9en9tfteu an Dem @abaper be$
tuihenI6dftli6en Objects berumSuerpe=
rimentiren II. |, NJ. Sau6e bann
fbliesli6 Der benz @eIebe
u~erfalene llebeltbdter unter ben
Secirmefer bes Nr5tes fem uerfebltes
9a1ein aus, 10 f6nne er tusnigftens oas
berubisenoe 8etpuBtIein nit in bic
@piafeit nebuleu, 'bas er nibt um1pnf
9elebt babe. Der Nisaccorb ieiner
rerbreheriihen Sersangenheit pers
f6ntelSe iib banr IN einen iphGrii6en
NceorS. Die 8enite aber, tuel1e our3
Gin iol6es Serfabren Der drStli1en
8iFenffnft geleitet tuiroen, Ieten fautt
~ iiberfbdsen.
Bie mir Ieiner Belt b%erpprboben,
bat obiger 8orihlas Uhne 8peifei feline
b6ht empfeblenstuertben Seiten, u6s
alei9 mir fnnm glauben, bas
Die @egentuart bereits reif
bdfir III, cine berartiae
&efurm oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ius
2eben ST. ritfen. lbseieben ppr feste
rer Srdge Ialier fi9 ieboh sesen 6en
8lan uHleres Dante: $rpfefors cine
&eibe Iaftoerer I9tueruie9enoer 8eben<
fen 9eltenb maiden, auf tpelde mir BON
befreun0etet Gefte dltfmerffdn1 ~gemaht
iinb. Isle ndmli6 nit 8e6t
eitaetuattot tpirb, fbeiit ber Serr 8ro+
feif0r ben @infl1B, tuel6eHifol9e Trans
Hnb GransfufiOnen, rtpie
er fie 10 8Dri9las brinst, alf ben @baz
bes 8atienten baben b%irften,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-22
MuSI6n0fimeS.

Su . tenoe trafen m "a
Suli Nabts 10 l1br Der S%taatsantpal1
unb Der Neutrality-suspicious. BON 8riisst
nit bret @en6armen Elm, legten 8eI6lae
auf bic Spieltii6e i'm &ercle bes &ur:
iaales uno notirten bic Hameu ber Spie.
Ter. Die SabI Der 8asesdfte betru9 aul
9eit 1890, oarunter 564 SeutI1e.
Sn &pnHantinupeI fpII ea
fiirSli6 5uiiden Sultan Gbbul Snmib
uuo stDeien feiner iingeren 8riiber, Die
fi6 lebbnft fir bas S6idIal TIRES Brus
bers, bes grzSultnns Murab, intereiSirt
bdtten, 81 iebr beftiaen SSenen 9etomz
men fein. Rurab tpurbe in Jolge beIs
fen tn's alte Serial na6 Topfapu oerz
bra6t unb iber bic beiben unbptmdBiz
gen S-in5en lit Neutrality-suspicious. Sauss
Nrreit nerbanst tuorben.
s benz SnbutriepaIait e
Der glDieii6en Seloer tpur6e am "a
Snlt anter benz 8orfise bes Serrn
Sule8 Simon cine Exposition des
sciences appliquees a rindustrie",
alio cine Glsfeluus Der tpiHeni9aft>
li6en gntbefungen, bic fir bic Snouz
ftrie BON @i6tiefeit finb er6ffnet.
9as unternebmen bat eineu, tpenlt ni@t
ipecifid, bod tueitnus uoririeeen6 fran.
56fii6en gbarnftet. Ser. &atalog 3dblt
aber 1900 GusteIler.
8 e 6 berpBber3pap pn
8aber belt ii6 @nbe noriaet Nunats
tn 2onoDn auf, UNI 5u ueriu6en, ob er
Die Sanb Der BrinSeiin 8eatriE aetuins
men f6nne. Die &6niain bon @n9lan6,
ia9t man, beste ben 8unf9, bieie 3ods
ter bic STEELE Der straightforward @rpBz
berSo9in BON 9effen einnebmen AT ieben,
UNI ben uertpaiften &inbern in Der Tante
bic 5meite 8utter 5u aeben; a0ein bic
8aiierin Guaufa er5Gier in 2onbon
unb bat fir ben gnfel, Der freili6 nod
iebr jung ift, alstn aqsemein .als Elm sez
biGbeter. uerffdnbieer , iebr tuoblerspaes
iuuser 8rin5 seriibmt tuirb.
8 II aus DRESDEN gei6ries
ben wirb batten R6 bic bortiaen
So5idloemofrafen nne erbenflide Mibe
ae9eben, ett 5ffentlides auftreten bes
iOsiaIifttiden &eihstassz06aeoronete
Dre6slermeiiter Bebel aus 3eipsia sr
ueranftalten, ateebIi6 I'M feinen @db=
fern iber feline IbGtiateit in Iesten
Beri1t at erffatten..s Erosz
BEN. n1arl bierbei ale seIesli6ea Erforz
oerniHe ms Nu9e fnBte, 1T es ni6t ae=
ben senannten SesiaEitenfi6z
rer in Der fd@fi6en 9auptftabf gun
BDrte fotnrnet 81 fuffef, neil fid. in
gang Dresden fem einSiser @irtb fanb,
Der iein 2otal 80 eineni 6erartieen 8ors
rage ber9ebeif tupLfe. srG So
$ er b4itif&s 5taataiefrs.-
ar 6es AeuBern, Salisbury, empina
I'M IS. sSuIi cine aus NnlaB Der rumds
Su6enfraee on TIN a~beeorbnete
9eputation. Salisbury fprat
I@ bnbin aus, er CLAUDE nidt, ba6 bic
banpn abfteben tuitrben, an benz ]
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-22

nOtbnsmstnnOa n
perlnutet, 0n6 bic Sufftsns H.
I9reberen oeuti6en Bunbesfs sefeS
Sur fetetlt6en @tbffnuna beI
[ri6ts mad Qeip5ip beoebef ,pevSs
DRESDEN. "A. Sui. - Sn Besrs =.
BE 89l. id@ti9e 2anoesIulief;s ~
lnutet 1esf, ba6 mon on csnS., -
Steue cine iUeientlid,E um6r
eeren 9rgauiiation eiuirgten sn 49, y
benbf@tige. Die IdnkShe penS-sss.,
terie, bel weIGer bIsber s gisfr.1N
lrto Elm 9oospFeis Bpm i60 al. IN ~
9au5e 2oos ~beftau6en, lou ua1 -.
SerlnutbarnHgen nod Der art 81 ~
pteHeii@en Qa~hOeslOfterie N M sss4
nit a 8iebunssteriminen einesr;xsk
tueresHcobHe oas ins Heana an ~
uuo &reiSe DeE 9OSe cine IsIenbernrss
Qnttete; nrr hniiHer Eierb6 1afSgI;4
bic t@ Itrisene e6mfau8 efe|6 ssss.
tenoeh @etuinre anh BE Qu;abf 49, 8.
fe6em Termtne nnsSuIooien6e N SsA
mern sentipre@enb nert6eiIf tasrS..
slttt s1lslsF alneeltaithns tS4 Esns
E~6esIotterie 101 ie6O@ snSIei6 nd sIs.
H~enoernpgs BET perielben a. Glfhlen -
2~otterletnfe bot a6l geben, nil reiSs.
5ueifelos bic ii9Ri6en 2etteriero1ss.
teHre ni9t oI3uIebr ~ibertinnimsSss
tpsFoens @ie man nduIi@ ld6n "a
ben @egfnu eine8 g.. 8iebuhA sier1kinS
@riparnihe al MAIDEN 6Offt, % osSerS.
man thkftiBHtn biEiid5f aeipieIten gn~.
mern ni&t mebr aIs BON betr@o1erfrm.
ren, tuel4e fie gum @ertrie6 inue bob,r
tpnoerH ats DON BEN Studtsfnfterie.
Snttttute iel6t eeipielt betradtten Is
|tppAer, 10 oaB bic auf iol&e 9tnmmerr
epeHtaen faQk ubens Genuine Der @oEe
Der 3anoesldlterie dnnheimFaQsn.
Bnieru.F
@traburs, "A. Suli.-Nls gurtpInm
un9 ;u9leltp ole eclntontea GnsetheR
Der gang hbaSrmen @itternnasbsfh6Ifs
nihe mag ertDdbut tuerben, 6a6 In heu
Iehten Tagen eini9e EstIBSen OberbnIb
@dr5bHr9 bic 8auersIefte beim Qprns
f9nitf MdateI strti8ei; uina idl aeaen Sic
Ralte ssg iHiteV Reia RDFeIBteim, Sc
.tigs11taotS &aaefsburg u. (. II. Fruoen
aIe5anuern Rdntel beim Gdern. 50
sei6ebeu I'm Sommer 1879.
@armiid. "a. Suli-am 2a.b9. Ia
Der IN cen apeiteften &teifen oIs ansaes
5ei1nefef Bet9flbrer betdhnte :SeIei
Rofer bel her-8eitsiguug Der 8noIpite
perunelfft.
Manden; as. Suli.4-- auf sei&Iuk
beg Masiitrdfs if fed 8eshrn ser Gals
SteLlung ralrt al9 tdgi1 ulb naentaelts
lid bon 1O-12 ubr Der &0tbbonsSnal
Dem &sblifum Snr 8eIi@tieung bes b.
fefbff beiinblihen eroseE biltortfGen
Der Staot @inden non G.h.
8iIotp g~e5fnet; 1hberts uzlimen f&
6iele @rlnabniB b0lf3a9 4 Gae NIB
bar. - @pmA. BIS IL. AiAu1 snbet
babier b6s 4. S6hgetfeit bes baieftl@en
Sdn9erbunoes ftatt, ju tuel9em fid Be-
reits iiber 1900 Tbeilnebmer onaes
baten; rte @taateheh6rae Dtpt
r MaierqlartiefsA gSr aaleyer
@tt8ieser9 ipliree bieIfr TnlR nliEr
2etfiIns beg @tS9ieBetS b. Wtiller Jun.
bic fir 8elerab beItimmte &eiterhatue
bes Sirften Dberen0tpitiG SIadti1 ses
gotten; fie lit 25t SiiB bod ilnh bat Elm
@emi9t bon 1000 Gentnerr; has Mu,
beu meiBeIte Der italienifGeB ilbboHer
5iorerI8 SatlfRRu3N
81 N 4 . n
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Bout Hspeates os,..iaen snrntas.
(Mus benz Seuti1en MontnesbIatt pom
%. Suli)

(NuS Dem &euIlDeH W(DnIQ4S0latt pom
%. Suli)
9enen bas Meer bas @~ieaenlieb
fang, benett bic grtnenoe Steiermart
en!gesenla6te, benen bic &beinii6en
Sluren ben @eineslesen bpteft, bon Der
@ei1fel GtraHb; aus G6leTen unb
80bmen, aus Sa6ien utb 8irttems
berg = iberau, mo Die beutI9e 3unee
flin9t ielbft aus bes beiliget rniFii9en
&ei6es @auen iparet iie setom15en, UNI
am SpHnabeno bonn 4beno big in bic
9fa6t bineirt nit 2ie6er9efans unb 8es
6erflnng in ben 8erliner &eihsballen
ben iiebenter1 beutI1en Eurntas Su err
6ffnen. Seblten aub mod Die, Nbaez
ianoten aus glias=2otbrinsen, 10 seigs
ten bod bic ettpa 200 bon allstpdrts err
i9ienenen Ibseianbten, baBmz9 eutihz
lamb uHo Elm 8ishen mebr Der beutShen
treu uub eraeben iei. a@eb.
mutbspea Hang aIs Der 5iue ber02eben
Der @ruB beg @iener Gbseianbten, Der
bic @ereinisuts Der beuti6en Surrerz
I9aft, in bic aud Sefterrei9 aufsenom=
men, als bas ein5ise nod beitebenoe
8anb 5uii9en 9euti9z Seiterrei9 unb
benz Nutterlatee besei6nete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-08-22

Il G6verur. "a. Suli. -6ers6a MiI.
belm bat iid in 6eioefbera beftu Or.
Sbelius bnielbft elmer Operation ueaeu
zines @ei9mirs nntersieben utHiien
bas in uridhlidem Suldmmenbane
ftebt NIT Der 1870 Bel Der GiHnahms
nDn. 2aon erbnltenru gUntuiOn. en-
JoIge Der aber bas 4efin6en bee ho6en
Batienten biefber eelonaten 3ahrtdt,
lDcna6 be-. Shffdno ftiht uhne Beoenfen
TT, bat fi6 bic 5rau @rosbersoaiusN4u t-
ter betuosen eefunben, beufe Nuraen
.nfrb GeioeIberg nb3treiSea. ll(Der SER
sos ftarb betnuntli9 nod teleeropbiIden
Beridten elm Rnar Ease fpdter. 8. &.)
li5f5 &6uTeTei@i Ge&fen. III
2eipSiss %. Stuff. Oie ueberoobe
Der fur bic nnterbriHeung bes Reihsz
9ert9ts umeetranbelten @eurabnIe an
bic &eihsiuhiSsB eftDaltuna bat nod
rtbt ftdttsefunben. gs Fn6 ndmlih ing
5Diihen mod mebrere bauIiHe @er6n;
oernnseu uorsenommen tuorOea, f6,un.
meutlt6 dnf Munih bes Rr6fioenten
Simfon an Der northumberland. Die
eisentIi9en @eri1tsrdurte ffeber S6pn
felt einiaer Seit fertia. .ueber bic Or
Observation-Disclosures finb befimmte
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
A Big Loss On Nicke.>s
Indianapolis Ncws.l

James H. Rice, of the State at large,
has recently been in st. Louis. While
there he stepped into the postoffice to
buy five three stamps, laying down
a half dollar therefor, and licking the
stamps while waiting for his change
To him the postotfice clerk said:
"Can't take that half dollar; it's got
hole in it.H
''All right, said Rice, take it out of
this quarter.'
A bystander 4ere asked the clerk why
he wouldn't take the money with holes
in it. The clerk explained that in set
Ting with tie government the silver
was weigheu,Eand the I1sice would lose
money by short weight. Here he laid
down two nickels as change for Rice.
One Of them had a hole i'll it. Rice
glared at him.
"That nickel has a hole in it, sir, and
| shall thank you to give me another.
! lost over S50Q,000 last year by taking
mutilated nickcls.n
WA-wh--w!;at's your name?'
"James II. Rice, purchasing agent Of
the United States government. Post
office address, Mt. Vernon, Posey county,
Ind.," said Jim, pocketing the two
sound nickels and moving Off with
great dignity.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
A Coming Gaia nifty.

In a recent article in the Atlantic
Monthly, Professor Goldwin Smith
says:
A collapse Of religious belief of the
most complete and tremendous kind is
apparently now at hand.
Not supernatural religion alone, but the
existence of Deity itself, has for many
minds, and those the minds, of good,
able, and highly instructed men, ceased
to be an object of distinct belief, if it
has not become an object Of distinct
disbelief. With the belief
in the Deity, perishes thatin the immor-
tality of the soul. which. apart from
anlmistic superstitions and special fam
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20

A TENNESSEE STORY.-FlVe. miles
southwest of kenton, Tenn. on the MO-
bile and Chic railroad, is the greatest
m0nstrositv of the agC~~a human beng
who resembles q frog. He is tte son nt
r. Newell, is tWenty-siN inches hlgh,
weighs forty eight pounds, ap was
born in Obion county, Tenn, March Il,
1870. His body and arms are regularly
formed and well developed, his fingers
are short, and the manner in which they
set on his hands give them the appear
ance of frogs feet; his legs are small
aud are set at right angles with the reg,
ular line of walk bis feet are small ana
badly deformed; his face Is eight or
nine inches long, and makes an angie OF
siXty-two degrees with the base OF Skull
facial angle J his head is almost conicai5
his eyes are small and without express
sion his upper jaw projects far over the
lower one; his lower jaw, IS small ana
has a superabundanco of flesh attaclled,
which renders him quite froggy. he
can't talk. If you throw nickel on the
floor he will light on it like a chicken on
Il June bug. He can t walk, but what IS
wanting in walking is made up III Jump
ing. | saw him jump eight feet after q
dime. If tub of water is placed near
him he will jump into it like a duck;
In rainy weather he goes to the door ana
leaps out, and remains out doors until
the rain is over. Obion county has gwen
birth to the following: The female
dwarfs. the mud negro, the sleeping
beauty, and the frog child. She IS justly.
entitled to the appelIation, Mother OF
MonstrOsities."
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20
After the Next Census.
n. O. Times

1t IS held 10y some scientists, that the
human body is subject to systematic
dlsorganlzatlons, change and alterna-
ton, III which its component atoms arc
succcSslvey removed and replaced, 50
that at the end OF seven years time it is
renewed all It's parts, and hecomesDrac-
tically different organization from
what it was at the commencement OF
each seven years of change. Every ten
years an analogous change takes place
i'll the conditions of population, and by
consequence, i'll the political status Of
the several States of the American
LniOn.
The States are now just on tho
eve, us it were of such decennial
change, fOr next year a new census is to
be taken an d Il new status Of political
influence determined. To-day the
power and advantage in national affairs.
They have the balance Of power in the
federal system and their united strength,
with the assistance of only forty y-seycn
electoral votes from the North, is sutti-
clellt to effect the choosing OF Il presi-
dent. The "Solid South," with New
York and lndlanna, can elect the next
president, and as the South is Demo-
cratic, it is only necessary to secure
these two Northern States to effect q
complete revolution in the political
complexion of the government admin
istration. No wonder then that the
solid South is such II standing menace
to the Rcpublieap politicians.
AS much aS our people may rejoice in
the political Importance of their sec
ton, they are forced to see that the day
of its glory is soon to pass away. The
census to be taken next ycarWi change
the status Of sections immensely. The
course ofimigration apd Me shifting of
population among tile States will be
found to have greatly increased the vo-
ting power Of the Northwest, at the ex-
penSe of the other sections, but it will
all rebound to the political power Of
the North, so that in 1884 the South, in
stead Of lacking only folty-seven votes
of being able to elect Il president, will
probably require more than double that
number, and this decrease Of power will
go on until measures are devised to fill
up the South's rich lands with popula-
tion. Since population means so much
to an American State, it is strange our
people take so little pains to attractit.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-20

A RELIC OF TIE pAsT-At GAIA, on
the 9th ult an Arab was quarrylng stone
at q place about four and a half miles
distant from the town, aud Undemeath
marble figure of man. The follow
ing are the dimensions given by ali Arab
eye witness, namely: "Three feet from
top of head to end of beard; 81 inches
from ear to ear from top OF forehead
to mouth 134 inches; from shoulder to
shoulder 81 inches; from crown OF head
TO waist 81 inches and "a inches the cir
cum farener Of tie peek; the total height
is Is feet. The hair hangs in Ions ring
let's down upon the shoulders, and tna
beard is long, indicating man OF ven
cradle age. The right arm is bro
ken in half, while the left arm Is cross
ed over the breast to the right, shoulder,
where the hand is hidden by the drape:.:
ry of cloak covering the shoulders"
There is no Inscription either on the
figure or on the pedestal, and the latter
is a huge block, carved in one piece
with the god. 1t was found i'll recum-
bent position buried in the sand upon
the top of p hall near the sea, evidently
removed from its original site, which rs
unknown. Its estimated weight IS lS,'
900 pounds.