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The daily gazette., 1879-10-31

Walter 5. Lynch, Southern Express
messenger, who last year reported tia,
lac had lost $4,000 from his car while
going from Yemassee, 5. c., to Augusta,
Ga. was tried upon civil su tin that q y
and the jury yesterday returned verdict
against him tor the full amount Of the
money, to he returned by him in twenty
days, during which he is to remain in
Jail. Lyncn has been imprisoned On lhc
civil SUIT since the loss Oi the money.
Colonel Bracket, Of the Third Cav
airy, commanding at KawlinS, Wy. r.,
reports that, on the 2Sih inst, while two
Of his men were out hunting, one of
them had his horse shot under him. lu-
dian pony tracks We're found IN thu
vicinity. The body OF Lieut.. Wier, kill
ed recently, arrived al Rawlin', yester-
day, and the Episcopal burial service
was read over it. 1t win be sent East
to-day.
! News la, cached Tucson, Arizona, o
the cap,lir. by India = Of station Oh
the Joln ido Del Nu-rro, near Fort Craig
y. NJ, and the killing Of thirteen persons
1t is also repo, ted that the Navajocs hav,
"bi oxen out y that the troops at For
| Ningite have been sent against them
and that the IhiIans have burned th
fort.
An incendiary fire at Parker, Pa, yes
terday morning, destroyed about on
hundred buildings, comprising the priI
pal business portion Of the town. Ih
loss is estimated at S2OO,0O0
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Miss NeiisOst.

On Monday evening, Nov. 10th Miss
Ntilson, the great English actress, will
appear at the Opera House in her cele-
braied character of vt0id, in Shake
spc ,re's beautiful play Of "Twelftll
Night" supported by the talented Eng
lish actor, Mr.. Edward Compton, of thr
principal theatres in London, and q
strong company of artists. The sale OF
seats for Miss Nelson's engagement will
commence on Mond,y morning, Nov
5d at 10 o'clock at e. f. Thomas u Co.,
| book store
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!Secenth Street opera House

The performances at the Seventh
Street Opera grow better every night.
Mr.. Stickney the manager, Intends TO
add new attractions every wek
Tn. performers that are there now,
are good in their par icular parts, esrec-
ally the female performers. Their sing
ing seems to please the large audience,
that gather their nightly. Next week a
number Of new faces will be added in
cluding stiles Il Manning, eccentric song
and dance artists, also George Drew
| comedian.
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The "PoIiticaI Cases"

WAsHINGroN, Oct. 30.-There are in.
dlcations that an attempt will be ma ie
10 prevent final decision ON the merits
of the ''political cases" now pending
before the United States Supreme Court
and to permit the cases TO 20 off on a
plea OF want OF jurisdiction OF that body.
l he supreme bench, in the present
condition of politics is adverse 20 rem
derlng any political decisions, for what
ever side u might take of any queatiou
Of course the Justices would be- Charged
by the defeated political party with
having been actuated by partisan pur.
poses. Lawyers say there is very grave
iouot whether in the Virginia case ia
United States Supreme Court has an,
Jurisdiction, but Jurisdiction seem.
clearer IN the Maryland and Ohio case,
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Memphfs ofyer the Epidem,,

MEMPHIS, October 3o.--Ths Natio
boa OF Health will, duriug the month
Of November, begin asanitary survey OF
the city. winch work will be- supervised
by Colonel WariDg aud Major w. II. II.
Benvaurd. As soon as absentees have
all returned "a house to- house Inspection
will bo made under the auspices Of the
Naii )nai Board, with view To ascer-
t,ining the ne esesstti.s for proper santa
ry Improvement. THIS work will Ice
coInpirted about the 10Th of November
and submitted 10 DIR. j. s. Billings, Vice
President, and Drs. Johnson and Mitch
ell. member OF the National Board, and
DIR. Folsom, of Boston, who will visit
e e city Mt the period named. A test Of
Woli river ana ci-tero water will br
made by DIR. Smith, Surgeon, United
States army. The survey of the city viii
be made in com plisnce with request OF
the taxing dis rict government.
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!SjU and BuUey's SUITES,

The Old established tirm OF J. We stock
dealers, Sill x Bailey, OF Red Lion,
Chester county, are perhaps better
known 10 our farmers than any other
similar firm. They viii have another
sale on Monday, Nov. 3, l o'clock y. IN =,
at Red Lion at which rare lnducemenI
viii be offered. Elsewhere they adver-
tise forty head OF fresh cows, springers
young bulls etc, oe disposed OF on thai
day. and II will be well for our farmer,
wishing TO purchase hive stock to attend
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Overwhelmed Ly a Wdtersl,O,tt.

MADRID, October 30.-There have
been heavy rains throughout tie entire
country. At Malaga WATERFRONT up
rooted trees and injured many persons.
AT Vera, ia Algeria, the river Owe ilowei
and Hooded the mines throwing fifteen
hundred men out of work. Twenty -one
persons we're drowned. Tn ity houses
and $4,000 pesetos worth of ore was
carried away. AT Cuevac several lives
were lost and one house was destroyed.
Marauders are taking advantage Of hese
events TO depredate OH property. The
Saragosa aud Bare .lona hallway is sub
merged for distance Of sixteen kllome-
yr.s
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"Probabiiities" Criticised.

PORTLAND, Me-, October 80 Much
dissatisfaction is expressed hero among
the shipping Interests owing to the mis-
lead ng character OF the Signal Service
reports for the last "A hours. Storm sig.
mas have been flying, though the
weather has been dufibg that time ex
ceedingly fine. 1t is Complained that
the signal are displayed here too late To
be of service and continued alter fine
weather srts in, frightening passenge
f.om taking coast wire steamers ami de
morahzing shipping interests generally
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WALL STREET YEsrERD AY.-fhe
stock market opeued stroug, but under
the pressure of tight money and III"
limidity caused ny the ac'ionof Comp
troller Knox in regard TO GER 1t, II K
checks It later declined and was weak
until the closing hoor, when considet-
able recovery was rnade. Money on CALI
was active at per ce.t and comniis-
sion OF lilo to of one per ceLt IA day.
Governments were steady. state and
railway bonds were fairly active aud ir-
regular.
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/ am persuaded hat many persons say
more about their sins being too great to
be pardoned than they either believe OF
feel from surposltion that it Is token
of humility TO talk thus. God cannot be
gloriied nor Christ honored by doubling
of his ability or willingness TO save
linn
The daily gazette., 1879-10-31

Headache, whether arising fron indi-
gastion or nervousness, thoroughly un
fits any ore for attention 10 business or
any other active effort. DIR. Balls BaltI-
m re Pills alw Us cure tins distr- ,siug
disorder, giving prompt relief after the
first dose.
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The (YOsiHJ !SsiIc.

The clos ny sale of Italian statulry at
the auction rom Of Thomas NJ. os e
will take place tomorrow evening
Those who wish to secure bargaitis in
this particular line Of goods 'hould not
ful to be present. The goo IS are sci ing
very cheap.
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FIFTH EDITION
HOLLY TREE INN.
now THAT INSTITUTION Is GETTING
ALONG.

now THAT INSTITUTION Is GETTING
ALONG.
The MANAGERS of the Holly Tree Inn
Association have made their annual re-
port Of tue meeting of the Association
few days ago. The report says that IL
is made under more favorable auspices
than the last one, and the couise now j.
safe, useful aud full OF encouragement.
saAs soon as the general depression uf
business had passed away the business
ot the inn commenced TO Increase ami
all the looms were filed.
In addition To the attraction Of good
I'll of fare the inducemrnt Of library
and reading room was added.
Religious services are held on SUNDAY
afternoons and on four evenings in the
week, aud are well attended. II e Board
feels encouraged at the result, aud en-
tertain the hope that the insti ution viii
soon he seit-sustal ming,
by reference To the rleasurers report
1t viii be seen that the floating indebled-
te's which has So long been "A strain on
:he management has been liquidatcd,
for which We are largely indebted TO do
nations and subscriptions from friends
interested.
The original II ortgages remain yet to
be provided for, and we tiust In the near
future our efforts, with the combined
kindness of friends interested in the
cause, will enable MS TO report that also
has been paid.
1 he following figures are from the re-
port from the Treasurer of the Associa-
tion which was also submitted and
adopted:
Balance on haud Oct. 90, ls7s.S 200 33
Received dlting the year from
stock subscriptions. ........ $50 90
Il ceived during the year from
oohatloiis. ................ OSO w
Necelved durit ( the year froIa
Rcstaura t ................ ABS 90
5000 q,
rad during the year for inter
est NncIuding arrears. ......S 73l %
Paid during the year for lnsur-
a ce and Taxes. rs............ III ~
Pad note given for building. 1000 W
Paid bills from last year. Go7 "A
Paid Restaurant bill aud ex-
pen.es. .................... 2,972 n
| Balance on hand. ............ I2y a
5000 %
The fllowing persons were elect d
managers for the ensuing year l.. T
Warner, g. b. Smyih, Geo. W. Some
Taos. Worrell, DIR. l.. T.. Bush, Edwarc
Briuehurst, Jr., Mrs. G. b. Smyth, Mrs
Thoma. Darlington, Mrs. +. q. Wollas
ton, Mrs. Clarkson Ogden, MRS. A. l.
Conant, Mrs. Annie W. Bringhurst ant
Mrs Emma Worrel.
TIE following officers of the b, ard o
Managers were elected for the ensuing
year
| preslirnt-E T. Warner
Secretary Mrs. S. S. Smith.
| Trcasurer--Gro W. Stone.
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"1he UOrid's on Fire."

"The worlds on iircw said Franklin
Kaizennuyer, of Reading, ~ he tread
Iuto tire aud ASH, \ several feet ueep aD''
blisterei and burned his gum boots. IN
company with Henry "hrom, hh had
gone TO Chester county on cunning en-
peditiou, and while ON the farm 81
Franklin Seideil, son Of Henry S"idell,
Of keadlug, he snJt partridge, which
fell To the ground ~ held. The dog
refused TO fetch the bird, and he steppeu
forward, when he suddenly sank seNera.
feet ami found himself sariouuded with
fire and ashes. he procured tbe blld,
hut the feathers were already singed Dy
the fire.
In inc same locality Mr.. Throm also
made narrow escape from fallins INTO
the tre. Mr.. TDroln gave the following
particulars TO an Eagle reporter: 1--WE
made survey vi the burning tract ol
land, and we found that IL was owe: u
square III length and about half square
IN width. Henry M Miller, the tenant Oh
the farm, which is located near the
Marsh post office, miles below Spring
field, said that the ground commenced
burning about 3 weeks ago and travel
at the rate OF several feet day. i einits
no smoke, excepting now and theu
when tutt of grass is heihg Consumed,
or when trees are burDing, but the heat
Is Intense.
The fire has extended into green
wheatlieli, which Is being gradually
| destroyed. Tue roots OF oak Trees burn
| OFF, and some tees q leet ~ diameter
| have fallen over
The'tract on fire rs known as "marsl
| land, (which ~ usually damp, bat owinL
| To the continued drought Is As dry n
| powder. Tie black soil Is all Jut II fee
deep at some places, and 10 stop the pro
| gtess OF the tre bitches viii have To b'
aug TO a great depth. Mr.. Miller ,thte,
that the soil is SO rich shat ifit is sprea,
on lean land about half a fc0i thick th'
land will not require manuung for a
least s.X years.-Reddihg Eagle.
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.SH0OfiN0 Rabbits.

"Capt." Edwin Shaw and ex-police-
man,Sdmuel Smith went mp TO Avondalc,
Pa, yesterday, on cunning expedition,
and came bone win Ghittv Rabbit.
Mr.. Smith has quite number of dos
In training. and goes down the State IN 4
few days On another exp, ditlou.
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In the City OF Louisville, on

NOV EM B7R 2S, 1879.
These drawings, authorized by act OF
the Legislature of 1863, and sustained by
all the Courts of Kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements of fother lottery companies
who claim the sole ownership Of "ali the
grants in X Kentucky" to the contrary not.
withstandipgl, occur regularly on the last
day of every month (Sundays excepted)
and are supervised by prominent citizent
OF the State.
Grand and unprecedented success Of the
new features.
Every ticket-holder can be his owl
SUPERVISOR cali out his number and see II
placed in the wheel.
The Management call attention to th'
grand opportunity presented OF fobtainlns
Tor only A. any of
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His Honor IU.

Ma'or Almond has not presided at
me police hearings since Monday last
lie is confined to ms house with "a Sc
yeTo bilious attack
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THE FOLLOWING PRIZES.

| AGO Prizes, sll2,i 400
= Whole Tickets 81 Hah Tickets, II.
u Tick cts, 80. % Tickets, 500
All Applications for club rates should be
made to the home office.
Full list of drawing published in Louis
Vile Courier Journal and New York Her
| aid and mailed to all ticket holders. For
| tickets and Information address II.
| COMMERFORD. Courier Journal Build
| ing, Louisville, KY.
| Luthu&sat- d&w3w.
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FOO RTi1 EDITION
u-.,,e..,e... ter ro.pay.

Colder ant -eleg or fair, io,at'er' "'m
,cest to northwest tcinds and rising bdron'e-
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1851 Prizes. amounting TO ........ all9 i01
Responsible corresponding agents WANT
ed at al prominent points, To whom h
liberal com peusaiion will be paid.
Write clearly stating full andress, for
fur her information, or send orders by ex-
pre.s 8 or mail add essfd Onlvto
M. .A.DAUPHIN,
=. o. Box 692, New Orleans, La,
n same person at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
The particular attention. o( the IrLbHc Il
| called 10 f.e /dct that the entire number o
| The tickets for each M0'uhiy DrdUing ts sOtd
| and consequently al the prizes IA each drdtc
| ina are S0id and drdWn and potd. This /
| not the case UtN any other company
| All our Grand t.XtraordlI AIRY Drawing
| are under the supervision and manage
| ment of Generals q. J.. y 'aureSard an'
| Jubal A. Farly.
| octll- 4wd&w.
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DIED.

PIERCE. On the 3th inst, Franklin
Pierce. son of walter aud Charity x.
Pierce. Of Brandywine Hundred, In the
Tth year OF his age
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r,.sncin, and Commercial.

4uxtreros. Del, oct. y; iTs;
= 81 u Hloek quotations lurn,snvvut vt,yy ~
4 r,h 4 Co. Clayton House hu'iaihs
vi Iupton, BEL. al IL M. to-dsS'
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Wilmington NHarheis.
HII r.lt,> uUUI'4 lJNr.

WILaINGToN. Del, October 81, lSI9.
Quotations at the Brandywiue Mills for
Flour ana Grain, furnished by W. q.
Pcnnypacke er, a Co. Corrected DAILY.
Best Patent Flour............to % to 20 y
Choice Family Flour. 500 10 800
Iholce Supti hne.. .....-........ b w 10 bW
Irime new wheat..........-..
New Corn. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Bran per ton. 10 w
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, October % 8 p. NJ.
BEEF CATTLE have been active during
The past week and prices were well main
tanned, 1910 hcal arrived aud sold al the
different yards at 2l5ais4c. per Ii as to con
alton.
| saIIEEr were in demand. 1900 head ar
| rived and soid at the different yards ut "a
a G., and Lambs at 3l3a6l4c. per pound, ,ts
| Ia quality.
| lfogs were active and firm. 632l head
sold at the different yards AT 5lae6&c. per
| pound.
Cows,-2JO head sold at the dill, rent
| yards at SAaslJ per head.
| SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Fdfk Drove Yard, West Pltiid., oct. -.
SIiEEp. Extra, ll0 10 l30 Ms. 80; good
70 To lOU bs.. ~ a. TO o. 90; lalr 10 Ia - Ms,
sit To ~i4 stock sheep, " ~ 10 ~ 20; good
lambs, sD4 10 so; common lambs, 81 3.
TO ~ CA Yes, $iA 10 S512. Arrivals, oOOC
head. Heavy supply, market fair.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27
H%Tt occnrre6 IN ono Of tun

nJ@It occurred to one of two
editors in the West, who had quar-
relied, that q reference to his ad
versary's life would prove telling,
and he launched off accordingly.
Ifs for our contemporary" he
wrote, "W hat can be- expected
fron a man who five years ago was
peddlipg around with a mule. and
an ill-coaoitioned beast at that :?
His rival did not deny it. "Our
contemporary" he wrote in his
next number, ''says that five years
ago we were pedd!ing around with
a mule, and an Unconditional
beast at that. He is quite right.
We were so occupied. But we are
surprised to find that the mule has
such good memory"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27

@.An old man fell dead in
Evansville Pa. one Sunday night re
Gently while sitting in the parlor
where his daughter and a young
man were sparkling. 1t may he
that the conduct of tho young coup
lie sickened the old man and caus-
ed his death, but it will do no harm
and perhaps much good to cut this
out and show it to the old folks
who are in the hacit of sticking in
the parlor on Sunday evenings
when their daughters bean wants
10 tell her great many secre IS
aud 50 forth.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27

I'm ONE LIFETIME. IL am an
old man; yet in neterial things l
nave seen the creation of the new
world, lam contemporary with the
railroad, the telegraph, The photo
graph, the sewing machine, the
steam pillow, the friction match,
cloroform, nitro glycerine, tn e
monitor, the california gold discov-
cries, the oil we'll discoveries,
gutta percha, canned fruits, the ell
ectric light, the telephone, ETC.
These are some Of the footprints Of
material progress of the present
generation. Do you think the
moral world will remain the same
as before? that society will be I'M
affected by these charges? If you
do, let mo call your attention TO
the fact that the same generation
has seen the abolition of slavery
on grand scale. the ascendency
Of republican .fmerica, the opening
Of China and Japan. the institution
of worlds fairs, and the agitation
for the freedom of women. .And the
march is steadily on, with accelera-
ting motion. What is its meaning?
Where will it cpd?"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27

GI@Dr. Bertilion, French
.savant, has published come very in
terestiog statistics in regard to the
influence of marriage upon the hui
man race. He has studied the
mortality bills of every country in
Europe so that his figures are more
exhaustive than any previously
published. He finds that "a bach.
elor OF twenty-five is not better
life than married man of forty
five; that among widowers of from
twenty five to thirty tho rate of
mortality is az great as amorg
married men of from fifty five to
sixty" In other words, celibacy
ages a youag man at least twenty
years, and widowhood still more.
In France the rate of mortality
among married men, between twen-
ty and twenty-five years Of age, is
ten per thousand, and among bach
,elors Of that ;.ec, sixteen per thou
sand, s-1d among widowers nine
teen per thousand. In regard to
criminal acts, these occur about fif-
ty per centoftener among bachelor
than married men, and twenty-five
per GEN. of:ener among spin sters
than married women. Suicide is
also less frequent among the mar
rled. In fact, all the statistics
show very conclusively that the
married state promotes health, long
life and morality.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27
pgeA Louisiana man made

fl Louisiana man made a
vow that If his lottery ticket drew
$4,000 he would take $4,000 and
build church. The ticket drew
$500, and after long struggle
with his conscience the man pre-
sented an orphan asylum with ten
pounds of brown sugar and let lis
VOW 60 at that. Detroit Free
Press. This story needs confirma-
ton. Unless there is proof positive
that the sugar was brown, the
statement should not be repeated.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27

HY Honor the dear old mother.
Time has scattered the snowy fakes
on her brow, plowed deep furrows
on her check, but is she not sweet
and beautiful now? The lips are thin
-shrunken, but those are the lips
which have kissed many hot tear
from thy childish cheeks and they are
tho sweetest lips in all the world.
The eye is dim, yet it glows with
the soft radia nee of holy love
which can never fade. find, yet,
she is dear old mother, The
sands Of life are nearly run oat but :,
feeble as che is, she will go
further and reach down lower for
you than any other upon earth.
You cannot walk in to a midnight
where she cannot see you; you cam
not enter prison whose bars will
keep her out, you can never mount
a scaffold too high for her to reach
that she may kiss and bless you in
evidence of her deathless love.
When the world shall despise and
forsake you, when it leaves you by
the wayside to die unnoticed, the
dear old mother will gather you in
her feeble arms and carry you
home and tell you of all your vir>
tues until yoa almost forget that
your soul is dis6gured by vices.
Love her tenderIy, and cheer her
declining years with holy devotion.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27
GENERAL" CONWAY,

The Philadelphia Nor tn America,
though red Republican, does not
seem to take much stock in a GER
tain distinguished mover of the ex-
odus, if we may judge from the fol-
lowing extract:
IF Gen. Conway Of New Je,-
sey spends much more time in de-
claiming about what he intends to
do in the way or helping the South
ern exodus of blacks, by running a
special steamer up tbs Mississippi
for that purpose, there will be rea-
sonable suspicion that Gen. Con-
way Of New Jersey is largely en-
dowed with muscular develop
ment Of chin. II Gen. Conway
of New Jersey expects to build his
steamboat out Of the contr ibutions
of the literally dis posed, as posi-
bly, he does, the waiting blacks may
as vell prepare for protracted
test of their enduring patience
Conway belongs to that large and
lively tribe of Republican philan
thropists who are always ready to
rally round the old flag and an ap>
propriation.' He has an idea that
POUNDS will be forthcoming from
some quarter to help the emigrating
blacks on their winding way, and
I he proposes to puts ofthe mon.
ey where it will do him the mos,
good. He is about as likely tc
= build a steamboat with his own 0,
other peoples as he is to construct
celestial! railway f-om Louisiana
= to Kansas. He can, however fur
nish any number of wind-mill'
;. with motive power, Of which hi
5 has superintendent supply. A nic'
: man is Conway, and his part!
n ought to be proud Of him-th'
g North .Ameri can 10 the contrary no
r withstanding.-St. Louis Rcpubli.
can.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27

HIP Of one hundred and City,
five members in the new Kentucky
Legislature, the Democrats have a
majority of one hundred and twcn-
ty-seven. In the Senate there will
be thirty-four Democrats and four
Republicans. The House will CON
sist Of ninety-threc Democrats,
twenty"oue Republicans and three
Greenbackers. 49,,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-09-27
the FELICIANA SENTINEL.
RATCHILD'S MAXIMS.

.Attend carefully to the details
of your business.
Be prompt in all things.
Consider we'll, Thea dec de pos
itively.
.Daro 10 do righ:-fear to do
wrong.
Endure trials patiently.
Fight lies battles bravely, man
fully.
Go not in tho society of the vi
cious.
Hold integrity sacred.
Injuire not another's reputation
iE business.
Join hands only with the virtu-
Gus.
Keep your mind from evil
thoughts.
Lie not for consideration.
Make few acquaintance.
Never try to appear what you
are not.
Observe good manners.
Pay your debts promtly.
SSosAou wv liz 'CAo SItJ "a
friend
Respect tie counsel Of your
parents. ..
Sacrifice money rather than pin
ciple.
Touch not, taste not, intoxi
eating drinks.
Use your leisure time for i'm
provement.
Venture not upon the Threshold Q
wrong.
Watch carefully over your pas
sions.
Extend to every man a kindly sal
utation.
Yield not to discouragenents.
Zealously labor for the RICH
and success is certain.