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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10
Low Err COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY nj ii
a. m and SATURDAY at q b. m,
~ = FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTB,
H a4ra a aaa na nnS al f psnts,os
landings The new fine and fact steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J. A. Ruiz master.
e, M. Vallette and N. M. Barrels clerks.
Leaves as above regularly. returning to the ett'
early In the evening on alternate days, boi
freight passa9e apply on board. head of uon'
a street. anI
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TIE AS.

MORgANa LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PASS ENG Err ROUTE ron GALV EaT0N AND
HOUSTON
Passengers take Railroad Fetrphoat, foot Of
81. Ann street. Mt a, m. reaching Morgan City
at "a ~, there connecting with steamers plylne
from Morgan City, In connection with Morgnn's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad
1SEH. FOR INDIANuLA- Steamers leave
SAAlEEAASs Morgan Oiv on TUESDAY, THURS
DAY aud SATURDAY. connecting at Calves
tpn with steamers for Indiancla.
Through bills lRdlne signed to all points
on the Houston and Texas Central md g, II
aud s.. A. u. r.. Int. and Great Northern Rail
tnnd and New Orleans and Texas Railroad.
San Antonio freghts received and forwarded
via Clinton and Gal. II. and San Antonio Rail
road.
Freighte for Gonzales. Halletsvia Rancho,
etc, received via Clinton or Ouero.
.IFf%s For BnAHOs SANTIAGO VIA GAL
-MsAlAEaAaAa. weston The Iron steamer
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
s,00peraRe.
FOR 4. j. RENT.

1Ar1nl CANAL STRICT VERY DE
80 go siahle rooms FIR families nr
gentlemen IL this central location nno ~
E'oR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE
! on Unmp street hei ween Jacks N and
rhilin streets, containing seven rnoms Rent
sla per month Inquire IN rramiaea Or TO No
~ CANT street WI stairs nnn IT
I,OR RENT FROM FIRST or NOVEMBER,
4 two adjoining cuttaaAs. In eeed order. three
rooms ana kitchen each nisern and yard !:
fronting m ri Peter street beyond Claiborne.
Nos A2t aud ADA. Gar masses I'll front coming to
canal street Will rent AT v-rv lew figures for
cash III advance for ais months. more or lees.
Address J H. g., THE office. or Look Box No.
1870 nnE Ivy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10

NEW ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID NO. ~ 1T. Charles street.

DInWELL'a NEW ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID Nh. ~ 1t. Charles street.
The largest. safest and most elegant theatre
ia the city Engagement for one week, com
menring
SUNDAY, November y. 1870.
American Great Frima Donna Comedienha
ALICE OATES.
and her new English Connie orera Inmrnny,
thlrty-fve artists. with full chorus and orches-
ira
The following operas will be given during ne
week: SUNDAY and hlnnaay evening Pnd
Wednesday matinee NoyYemher = !, ,9, nnd In r
gTRoftA, Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings
NovemhGE ard 1}qIenhha1}g h famGns gnmle
iav evening, November II. FIJI this time only
The connie orera Ia GRAMDE nmuH IssE
Friday, November ~ Benefit Of Alice Oates,
presenting first time IN New Qrlea u.s. lieeoeus
military "cn," nrera, LITTLE DUKE, Aatur
rlpy matlnaa onA evening Last rerfntmnnees
wv Tile Oates nrnra Company LITTLE DUKE
auntlay November le For q short engage
mant The inimitahle LOrTA supported by her
own dramatic company nnI It
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10

-------~7---~---t November Z, Al n, m,
aIfHf. FoR CORPUS CHRISTI
Fiesnls received Tor above point reshipnad
at Indianola hy snhunners and through bills Of
lading signa1.
Llgh erage TO Corpus Christi and Brazos iif
any at rick aud expense of nnnsGnens.
Freight for all the above points received al
the depot Of Mnrgan's Louisiana and Teses
Railroad. foot Of Lafayette street daily until
SD. m.
Tickets and stateronms secured until y m.
at agents office or ut the ferry landing, on
morning of departure.
Through tickets WILL he Issued from this office
tn the principal points on the Houston, Teyas
Central Railroad. on the international aud
Great Northern Railroad, Texas and Pacific
Railroad
G. A. WHITNEY y 90, Managers,
cni II Corner Magazine aud Natnhes sts.
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at. LOUIS.



MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS.
AM HOR LINE.
re- FOR MEM rHIS. HELENA
sdiiniSk areanrilla and intermediate land
ss lnes Steamers
JAMES HOWARD,
Jas. 0Neal master, Archie Woods CLERK
JOHN A. sGHDDER,
A. ], Carter master, u. A. Wist clerk,
LEAVING EVERY -
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
y. NJ W1ONa. AGENT,
tnt Common street
Through bills lading siened 10 Pine Bluff and
stations on The Little Rock Mississippi river
aud Texas Hallway, via Annapolis. Ark, and to
Little Rock and stations on the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad. via Hnpefed, Ark.
BHOUKETT n GARTER,
oean # 80 Magazine street,
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
LINE
80 Steamers
HENRY FRANK,
!, r. Hicks master, ALI Grlssom, clerk
And
GMAa r.. CHNUTEAU.
w, H. Thorwegan, master, 5r
G. MIltenherger. clerk
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10

HEB RIVER.
Ned Rlyer ana Texas.

He'd River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
FORMATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS Pa
GIFIU RAILWAY AND 0NNECTI0Na.
Through hills Of ladne and til. ough passen,
ger tickets to all landings On Red river and al
railway stations In Texas The best route to
Hot arrlngs. -
FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFER-
sEss sfaslht III spn Hot srrings md all hand ngs
- on Red River and railway stations
In Texas.
FOR EHHEN EFORT.
-"-. master,
Leaves -~~----- Nov. -. at 4. M
Nnwharfhnat charges. drayaga or commission
will be charged ut mouth of Red River, Bayou
Sara or nj New Orleans. In fot wording freight
consigned In the company by bill o. ladlng.
For freight or passage apply on board Of The
boats or at the office Of the company, No &c
ua,up street jos A, AIKEN. President
NJ w. JOYCE GEO. II. 1fTE
+ IT, GARI,IN BHIITON " EFPLER
ia4 LORD / MCFEAKE. Agents,
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STEAMER HENRY FRANK

Leaves WEDNESDAY Nov. "a. at 10 m,
The above boats take freight for all landings
on the Mississippi White and Arkansas rivera.
WIN sign th rough bills lading to Monroeand nj
points on the v. s. and Texas Railroad. at same
rate as other hnats.
]. JANNEY 100 Common at.
J. y. DOUGLAS. 90 araviar ct.
se2f II LORD Il McFEAKE 122 Gravier ct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10

REGULAR MONDAY PACK EFT FOR GREEN
WILLIE YIuH 4BUHl AND BENDS,
n - FOR GREENVILLE, VIdKsBURu
,lESasssstl and the Bends = The passenger
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Z RED RIVER PAnR EFT.

WEEKLY RED RIVER PADRET,
Leaves -, November slbp, m:
n- For ALEyAND RIA moo BhNn
6sAElkt NJ Noilnans Darhina, Wares and way
lanlppa-Tin steamer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-10

Thanking the public for pact favora In appre-
chatting my effort to furnish fret class gooda at
thaloweat rnaaihla price. solicit q continuance
VI that patronage, feeling convinced that In The
future will merit their fullest confidence and
favor
=. ~ ~ M. KRANZ.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
Printers

Ii seems that of all trades or
professions which men p,t,ur the
priatrr is, IL most Respects. the
most peculiar, if not the most PIE.
tafiaHS. There Is something IN the
calling which seems To mark the
man as plainly - the "gulnra
stamp and it, followers prescott
the most unique. strange aud con
Trajectory elements of character
that can possibly he imagined.
They are ut necessity u race of read.
erS, and Hcqgtrr i vast store OF
promlScuuuS kuowlrdgr on all con
crlvabl,' topics in half an ordinary
lifetime. 1t too often happens that
this knowledge, gained somewhat
like an Oc:upr takes his meals, IN
absorption, il never property III.
gcstod or catalogucd for practical
use. As IA class they are financial
iallnrrS-hrluT generous, liberal.
and too often lavish in the use of
their money. toH mare often find
them bankrupt than otherwise.
They seem latrd To live in the light
Of to-day and take no ihoughi of
tomorrow. They are cohesive and
clanniSh as II society. but are char.
actrrilcd generally lay the largest
librrality in religious views and the
most unhoundcd charity. BiS>iua.
ton has been and probably is the
greatest curse OF the profession.
and on this Shoai i The stranded
wrecks ct some ui the rarcSt gc-
uiueS the world has ever Produced
Printers have d">rloprh into bril-
liant lawyers, -aNtutc politicians,
great orators, Shrcwd and able
diplomats. hut never into luCtorS
of Divinity. 1t is too often the
ease. However, that they have Il
pride not property halancrd-a
scnsitivcucSS tn the So called Sights
o' polite SorlriN or other causes,
that Sou.S their dispositions. that
results ia a course GldNdting from
reserve To cNcluSlNcucSS on the
down grade to social oStraci,m.
No other profession develops 50
many peculiar phases of character,
and none can exhibit an equal ar.
ray of rare and versatile genius.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21

with GOOD clothes on, and doubtless
You have IL mother and sisters who
think n good deal more of you than
| Ito. You've been sent to school
aud taught how to earn good liv
ing. In return for all this you 90
screaming around the streets at
midnight, tearing down signs and
making Il wild beast Of yourself
IL that like the conduct of Il red.
>onablc creature. No, Of course il
isn't. Now, I'm going To teach Iou
il lesson. Young man. lou needn't
turn pale, Tor it won't help you any.
Have You got any chewing tobacco
about you'll Thanhec. Chew more
and drink less, like 1 do. You're
discharged. Next time you're
tempted to take a drink think of
my Kindness and weep, aud refrain
from the drba>ing habit. Eli! Well,
| don't care if | do. Avery, come
"it a';d join the with this yong gen
tlrmiu."
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
Hash Defined.

SThc bake of Wellington used To-
call hash "Wltat j. len over from
the tight Yesterday" The Baron
ltnth>chiId said of hash: at has
10 pr,..lrc." Tnlly. the Enman
orator. "a one of his polished ora
tons. speaks thuS beautifully and
compr"hcusIvclN: clash has done
more To- advance the human race
than ANY other kind of mixed food. e
Socrates. the divine philosopher.
told ut hash. that il was "Nu end
without means" Mark Twain. the
lnlmltahlr, call, it Il mystery: aud
Nasty. the confederate autocrat OF
the crossroads. ininrms us that
hash Us like faith. tie substance of
things hoped for, AMI the evidence
Ui things not seen.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
The Whir|giy Getting in its Work.

Time, at last. makes Il good many
lhia@S even, ~ al last three Hi the
new Democratic Senators can icSii.
Is. In ia" wear 1NG1. NrSSlS. Hons.
ton. of Alabama. Garland. of Ar.
KANSAS. and Call, OF Florida. present
cd their credentials as Senators
from the States NAMED and asked
admission, They had been duly
elected under the johnson recon
struction policy. The Radical MA.
jorlty. however, without even the
formnlity of q, hate. decided that
they We're not entitled Ia admission,
and carpet bag claimants were seat
ed in their stead. All of these Gen.
tIcMcn.ar" now returned 10y their
constituents, aud form part of the
majority which controls the Senate
and directs its legislation against
many of the very men who tor
twelve Years so Summarllv refused
them thcit rights Washington
Post
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
Nothing Lost by Courtesy.

\ courteous man often succeeds
in life when prI>onS of ability fail.
The experience of every man iur
nlsheS frequent instances where
conctltatdrt f!tdtttttS have made
the fortunes of physicians. lawyers,
divincs, politicians, merchants and,
indeed, individuals of aIl pursuits.
IN being introduced to Il stranger.
his atfability or the reverse creates
insianianronSly Il proposition in
his favor, or awakenS uucou>ciou>ly
prejudice against him. To men
clvIlity is, IN fact. what a pleasing
appearance Is 10 women: il is Il
general passport to idvUr-a letter
OF Recommendation, written in Il
language that every person under.
stands. The best af men ruin
themselves 10y ilritahili,y and con.
sequent rudrncSS; whereas men ut
inferior abilities have Frequently
succeeded by their plras,m. and
agreeable manncrs OF two men
equal in all other respects, the
courteous one has twice the ad.
vatage, and by ftr the better
chance Of making his way in the
world.-Er.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
The Ear.

The canal Of the ear is narrow"st
ut it's center and widens at each
extremity aud at the inner end the
drum is placed. No attempt should
be made 10 push any instrument
INTO the ear farther than it can he
seen, for it may iaccrate the drum
or even the delicate organs OF hear
ing. 1t foreign bodies are pushed
beyond the narrow portion of the
canal they will 20 still further on
To the drum and cause intense pain
and noise. The best means To get
such articles out of the ear Is to
throw with moderate force u stream
of warm water from syringe
agains, the obstruction, which will
finally wash il out. Sometimes Il
delicate hook may be bent from Il
wire or hair pin, and inSinuatrd
around the object whence 1t can hc
cXtractci. Ii an insect, as often
happens. crccps in the ear, it may
be killed hy Il few drops of glyCeilnc
or sweet oil which will suilocatc II.
and then it may he syringcd out.
If u button is i'll the noSr. usually Il
slender hook will withdraw tiff
not, with u small stick covered
with cotton wool, push It down if
possible, upon the floor of the nose.
and thence through into the throat,
whence i, will he conghed ont q.
the mouth.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
Them's Our Sentiments.

III" way to have pace in =
r"uh'TN - Ia pm the sWa..ciiu.
hullirN and drSp,radocs in iail and
Keep them there. The way to PIE
vent murder and n>>l> >inaiinn is 10
hang the rn-<'icrrrS and asSa>SinS
The law mast he executed. Every
instinct of self preservation de.
mands it.-lrkdHSds IjcmOcrdt.
Make it pcnitrntiary oilcnsc To
carry concealed weapons. take ava,
the discretion of jur!rs in muilrr
trials. and hang every man or wo.
man convicted of murder in the
first degree. These are among the
reforms the times demand. Down
with the murdcrcrS. aSSaSSins and
cowarcly pistol carriers.-.HemphiS
Appeal.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
Missionary Baptist.

Rrv. J. W. MELTON Prraches At Cos'
Springs, ri Sabbath in each month %"
saturday hrfart-At sharon, near LISBON
ith Sabbath of each month aud Saturuas
BEFORE
REV. - MCGEE, breaches at Homer
on the 81 Sabbath and Saturday before Of
each month.
Rev. \. HARRIS breaches at Antloe.,
Isl Sabbath of each month and satnros!
before. A. Colquitt ID Sahbath-At hoca3
Sprins. 81 Sabbath of each month "a ~
Saturday bcforc-At New Friendship W.
sabbath and saturday before.
RrV. II. z. Ards breaches at Atnen,,
1T Sabbath in each.month and sain'"''
before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
THE GUAR DIAN.
LITTLE HARRY'S LETTER.

A postman stood with puzzled brow
And in his hands turned DER aud DER
a letter, with address 80 strange
~ he had never seen before.
The writing crampcd, the letters small,
Aud by boys rough hand cnLraNciI.
The words ran thus: To Jesus Christ,
And underneath inscribed, In Heaven
The postman paused; full well he knew
M mail on earth this note could take;
Aud Vet twas writ in childish faith,
And posted fpr the de1r Lords sake.
With careful hand he broke the seal,
Aud rrvrucntiy the icttrr r"od
Twas short. aud very simple too,
For this was all the writer said:
my Lord and Savior. Jesus Christ.
I've lately lost my father dear,
Mother !, very, way poor,
AL l.ir To- her Is sad aud lr"ar.
Yet Thou hast promised IN Thy Norl
That none can ever ask IN vain
For what they need of earthly store,
Ii only asked in Jesus ulnr.
"Aud 81 write you in Ills name.
To ash that Ypu will kindly SIND
Same moa,v down: what lou can spare
Aud villa; j. night f,r IL to sJ,,ud
want 81 much I" ~ To school;
Whrfr frtfr-rliy,d always went,
Bnt h. had LITTLE. Lord tn leave.
And what he lett j. almost spent.
Il do not know how long twill Lc
Ere TIL, can reach the g"idch gate;
But will try ard patient Ice.
And lnr the answer aladly wait"
e. The tiliug- reached that far on Hnd.
Although the letter did not 90
And straight tn Rim. aii a-'gI sent
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
The Contrary laps.

y Baltimore man recently wrote
tu Herbert Spencer for IN cNplIua.
ton ct the rdradoNtcal cu>tuu> at
TIT. Japanese, citing examples rs
follows: ~ piece of cord in Japan
is twisted from lett Ia right IN The
process -oi manufacture. y pldEc
is drawn towards he person using
II. The teeth ui Il SAW is 50 set
that it is the upward pull which
cuts. Their books commence at
what We call the end. Thinning the
leaves from lett In right, while the
lines run mp and down The page.
instead Of across. and the pages are
numbered at the foot. The face of
their clock mnv"s and the hands
are stationary They say, 1T is /
o'ctock, meaning that it lacks four
hours of being noon. while with us
it is always - much past the start.
ing point" Mr.. Spencer replied
that the question involves Il "widrr
range than at first sight appears.
bat declined to express his view :.
ON the plea OF lack u, time.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21

ut surprises me To see Young
man like YOU here" said Judge
Bowkcr, at Reno, New. the other
day to a fellow who had been whoop.
ing 1t over night. "You filled your.
Sell up with an enemy TO deprive
you OF hralns,' proceeded the Court.
rearranging it's spectacles and glar.
ing al the culprit. Now, here YOU
are, a yonn. man Of Intelligence
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21

IN lriSlnan called on "A lady
and gentleman in whose employ h.
VAS tor the purpose OF getting
some tea and tobacco.
Il had II dream last night. yer
honor" said he, to the gentleman.
"Wh was it. Pat!"
"Nhy. | drained that yer honor
mad" me ii present OF a pound of
tabaccA, ana her lad! hip there
Heaven bless her, gave me Souc
iay for the good vile"
AL, IAl, dreams go 10y contra.
lirS. You know" said the gentle.
man.
"faith. and they may that"
said Pat; $50 her lady ship is to
give the t"haccy. and his honor the
tau"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
DIR. ID. ID. SOuthWick,
ONE OF TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
SPECIALISTS
In the South,
In the South,

CURES speedily and safely all private
y complaints of men aud women. All
eases guaranteed when taken. Medicines
pnrrlv Vegetable, sent "veryv here. conf
dcntial and private. Those in trouble call
or write. Board and nursing for patients
Onc" al residence corner uf Robinson
and Gusqnet Streets, New Orleans, La.
Feb. 10, l-79 27:lv.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
Primitive Baptist.

REV. VI. {. PARKER breaches al L e.
non, lat Sabbath of each month--A ~
Ramah. y! sabbath of each monthly
paron. 9TH sabbath of each month ano ~
urday before.
REV. II. r. HOWARD breaches o. AZ
tioch 4th Sabbath of each month
Rrv. +. J. FOSTER breaches a. SUI
merficid, list Sabbath in each month'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21

In submitting to our readers its Pros
prcius inr l-7g The SIANDARD refers With
pride To- its Successful career during the
short tim of its rAi>irucr. and the salts
faction !, has universally given to an cx-
acting aud dI>rI iuiinaii>r public.
Although deprived of the privilege IF
The 4 -soc'at Il Press dispatches. The STAND
ARD has never failed t. lay before its read
tr- the freshest and cpmplcir>t news
matter procured by private enterprise II:
4 great private tNPrI~, and, with iaCreas-
eel facilities iur obtaining the latest inielll-
g-,fcr. IL proposes. ia The coming: year, 10
rular., IL, new, columns 10 that extent
which viii meet h" eNiSrnrie> al what
the SrNNrhllp prupn>'~ &" bc IL ls7!,
ONE ~ Iilr LEADING pNIIrr~ NNp wEEK-
liz oT iHE >ut THwrSr.
Its editorials will have f,r their aim a
fly. impartial AMI thorough discussion of
tn I>>urS of the day. in a refined and Zig
niii"d siylr. Being free nom III" rutnn-
.lrit,uiS of individual cumttul az pI.vat,
>rb-,iy, ii viii aiiar. wiihnut lraI ~ IA
Vor. any system OF npprr>>iu'i- aimed
AGAINST iLr rights Of IL. prnpl'' ana will
u.hr>.,. tlu-ly oppose auy indiN id1il ct
c.a>> }. ,l,iH~ An-iii,. in tn 4lirrr>'~ Of
ihr community, n" state or the Nation.
News IT an ,.NcItiug character viii lind
d. "a IT. columns tn III II >.IiiI J." the
.-'tHr ann eli The proprietor t"tAt,Hdc
;h,l,irum thr >'r>Itl'H-innn"rr items That
have done - much ia thl, country I" dc
gr.'lr and vitIatr American journalism.
! Special department IN the Paper vii
". SCI nilr, for thu ell rtIuu Of interest.
ing AID u.oiul information from all parts
"t the state constituting u special
~INIT NIW> COLUMN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
The Bar Room as a Savings Bank

lou Deposit
ioHr none, and lose il.
Your iimr-and lose IL.
Auur rhdrirtt lose IT,.
lnnr hrallh of bndy-and lose it.
Your strength OF mind--and lusc
il.
Your manly itttirprnirnce-and
los" IT,
lugr srfrcSpcct-atd lose it.
Your home cululurt-aud lose II.
Your Nitc'n happjncs>-and lose
Il.
luur chi.lrcu'S hopvS--and lose
them.
luur own Noul-nnd lose il.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21

The average amount of water
thrown out daily 10y the Hondctlul
Silver Spliug, IN Marion county.
Fla.. exceeds 500. HHH,H1a gallons.
The average daily CONSUMPTION ct
water III phlladclphia, has been
computed at lO.uGo, 900. and ia Lon
don 10000, 900. SO that this crystal
current would mUic than suffice tor
the want of eight cities like Lou'lon
or thnrH like rn,iaurlphia. Were
tt not for ilraS, malaria, mosquitoes.
and pu>>lurr Ni>i,aiiomS of the vel
low fever, the sands OF the EloIi.
dian peninsula woHld soon he per
manrntly occupied 10y settlers from
the Nultlhaud.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-21
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

REV. +. T.. LEACH breaches at SHILOH
Second sabbath ia each month aud satut-
day hri"rc--At Salem Church, Third SAD
bath in each month and Saturday before.
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Alexander III. Sphens was so poor
when he commenced TO pratice
law that he had to live on SO per
month. This ia said TO be the Sc.
cret of bis assistance 10 poor yOnng
men, over fifty of whom he has
generously assisted TO a liberal ed.
ucation.
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Christian,

REV. f. VI. NORTHUM breaches =. ,. IN ~
ion Grove, six miles north Of HonieI, a
Mindrn and Eldorado road "a ea"0'
each month and Saturday before
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Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church.
JAMES W. HARPER. d. D., PASTOR
PRESBYTERIAN.

Rrv. J. T. DAVIDSON breaches at no
mer. l~t and Ri >ahbathS OF each month
At M'ndru, ID Sabbath of each month
At Athens, It'll sabbath at each month.
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OF course no woman ever did
such Il thing, but surprising now,
for the sake Ot argument. as il
were, that woman WIS Ia 90 To
church tor III" purpose OF SHOW in"
OF her new >dquc. would il be ste
religious. 81 to speak,