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Importnnt to Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ts the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. IL corrects acidity of the
81 pmach, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
to mother and child. During the process
of teething Its value is incalculable. 1t
softens The gums, reduces Inflammation
aud allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
the child and comfort TO the mother.-
Twenty-Five cents q bottle. mar15-1yeod
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The Sugar Beet Factory.

Some of the machinery to be used in
the sugas beet factory that has been
erected near Bellevue has been received
and put in position, The rest is expect
ed soon and the company arranging
to atait operations on Nov. l. Lea
Pussy, one of the members Of the Dela-
ware Sugar Beet Commission, says that
he finds a general desire among the
farmers to gather the beets now. If
they did, their l.bor of cultivating the
beets would be lost as they are now
''making," and will not be ripe for two
or three weeks.
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Il NdAlge.

Joseph Fullmer, the popular res au-
ranteur, who has occupied the basement
of No. COG Market street for number
of years, is about to change his place of
business. He has leased the property
No. sos Market street, and is having it
fitted up in style of elegance pepara-
tory to opening first-class ladies' and
gentlemen's eating and dining saloon.
This is something long needed in Will
mington, and Mr.. Fullmer deserves
thanks for hir enterprise.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
Madame RentS's Minstrel
(Onlin0.

Madame Ren!z's Minstrels and Mabel
Stanley's Baulesque Company are book
ed for Tusday, Oct. 7th at tie Grand
Opera House.
This company is well-known to Will
mingtonans, and is first-class organi-
zation, this year it being stronger than
ever. One great feature at the pro-
gramme will be the pei formance of the
English hurlesque Of III. M. 5. Pima
fore" for the first time in America.
This piece will be given in its entirety
and will be very enjoyable treat.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
Tested Their Hose.

The Reliance Fire company tested the
new gum bose, which they have recently
purchased, last evening.
The engine was attached to the main
outlet of the plug in front of their engine
house, and the hose carried down Filth
to Poplar, and thence down that street,
short distance. A very b ,ayy pressure
was put on, and after test OF oyer an
hour the hose was found to b. all right.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
SALES.
CHERlFF.S SALE,

-
y By virtue of a writ of Venditiont Ex-
ponas, to me directed. will be exposed to
public sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOHN E. LEWIS. ~.i l.
In the town of Newark, in White Clay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Della
ware, on '1T lit
TUESDAY, The nth Day of OCTOBER,
A. D., 1879, at o'clock, D, M,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain farm or tract OF land
situated in Pencader Hundred, New Gas.
tie county and State of Delaware. bounds
ed on the south by the Turnpike Road
leading from the village of Glasgow to The
town Of Eikton, on the west by lands OF
William Grinnage, Thomas Brown and
others, on the north by lands of heirr ~
Santwell Ca tyds Clark, a deceased, and on the east
about 264 acres Of land, more or less. wifi
o two story brick dwelling house. name.
barn and era airy thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property of Robert M. Black. deceasad
lSusan L. Black, Administratrix ~ RoHt
M. Black, deceased } and to be sold BY o'''
sheritfs Office, New Castle, September
zo'h' a. D'' 1871 sepT -Stawts.
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CHE 9aily Gazstts.

CONSIDERABLE GOLD is TO be coined
at once, but In no denominations less
than the half eagle. If the Treasury
Depar' ment wishes to popularize the
dollar of the fathers let them coin the
gold dollar freely; 1t Is easier to lose
than a good idea.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30

THE Middletown Fair opened this
morning. 1t Is said the display will far
exceed any other fair held IN this county,
If not In the State. The trotting on
this course has always been the best, and
most interesting. Situated in ore Of
the most aourishing agricultural dis
tricts in the whole country ii cannot fail
to be interesting and attractive.
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ChiLIren-Atte,.tiOn.

The Children's Sewing School will
enter upon its ninth annual session on
next Saturday afternoon, meeting at go
o'clock, IN the Cbildren's school room,
N. e, corner OF Fifth and King streets,
entrance on Fifth street. As the mum.
secure seats should be made on..Saturday
next
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
Home For . Fifteen Dou,.

Michael Hanley, who has been wan
dering around this city for some time,
seemingly without bed wherein to lay
his head, was ARE sted last night, by one
of the officers, and given nights lodg-
ing in one Of the city cells. This morn
ing he was given hearing before the
Mayor, who, learning that the prisoner
had no definite home, gave. hi". one at
New Castle for the space of fifteen days
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
Third Street Rridae.

Third street bridge, which has been in
need of repairs for some time, is now
closed to travel in order that the neces-
sary repairs be may made. Travel will
be suspended probably for some time,
as the repairs that are to be made are
numerous. lIt
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
n COlUUrIiu Assault.

While gentleman was passing along
Reed street yesterday afternoon, young
man came out of his house and assaulted
him, striking him in the face several
times and otherwise abusing him. The
attacked party is cripple in one arm
and was unable to defend himself from
the cowardly blows.
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Indian Runners.
TEN MILES AN HOUR BY TWO APACHE
INDIANS.

INDIANS
From the Oakland. Cal. Times, Sept. Is
On Saturday night throng Of people,
among them many of Oakland's fairest
and best, witnessed genuine novelty a.
the Golden Gate Pavilion in the ten
mile race of two Apache Indians, Wootoo
Hooso, age twenty-one; weight 137
pounds; height, five feet ten inches, and
Wootoo Cooran, age, twenty-seven;
weight, l45 pounds height, five feet ten
and half inches. They ran on track
Of sand and sawdust around the outer
circle Of the tent, seventeen and half
laps to the mile, alternating seventeen
for the first mile and eighteen for the
second. They made the following ex-
traordinary record:
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30

1T speaks for itself; is what lady sa,a
of fDr. Bull,s cough syrup the other day,
for a single bottle cured my Gnu" VI
most dreadful cough.
The store windows of our merchants
are putting on fall appearance.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
MidtKIefO,cn Fair.

The sixth annual fair of the Agrlcultu-
raj and Pathological Association COM
menced at Middletown, tins morning.
Tee GAZETTE will publish full reports
of the fair as usual from day to day.
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pchor Line

| NJ Asns dIsssn NM ssA,h Na,,.T ,s,.T1EAMERs,
y s'f,sasula4Iyie'yy = oSHAITduIRDAY;
lss1T, lsslss LondG nderrtyv'' tv''i Re,
0Sla. incIsSSso,ns.o IN; sSo to $50, Currency.
sD0E IN 1bNykhAS h,a e \ SIS 2sf''A''eS' 40.
y6s !, A. n sissfassSs sRisiasSr s1EAAEa,
tIcursnInlaN SIS aid ss5. -
ssssssssss mn at re%sssa rates;
,,. ro,mss soS oa ToMiorl. m1;o All stsss Ilsas1ed
W. !%SHBIEsS'ID'RIsss.,S9S%, pans, ac.,
AMT, BEsTG Green, Re new Yois
Aiis. Adams kxpr;.ss
W Wilmington. Be,
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MARRIED.

ANLOVE-DAVIDSON the M, e.
Der 25th, by Rev. ID. G. kidgway, John B,
Manlove and .Addie s., daughter OF
Amos r. Davidson, Esq, All OF New
Castle, Del. ! :. "
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
Three D2.lt7sES.

This morning at the hearings before
the Mayor, three ordinary drunks were
placed in the dock. Each one of them
was required to pay SO cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
D1ED,

MO0RE.-In this city, on September 28th,
Minnie, daughter of Hiram w. and
Kate Moore, aged 10 years.
WILSON.-In Philadelphia, on Sunday
morning, Lillian, only daughter OF John
and Sarah Wilson.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n OTICE.-The 9th annual meeting a
~ the Stockholders of the Citizens Loan
Association will be held on Thursday
evening next, Oct. I'd, at O'Clock, The
annual report will be submitted. oflicera
and directors elected, and the first nav
ment made on new series of stock
Sept, 29-4t. GEO. G. MARIS- Sen.
I OST OR MISLAID- Certificate num-
IL Der 4i6 for shares of Delaware Rail.
road stock, in the name of unuersiepad
Application Is about to be made for tLe
issue of a new certificate IN lieu ther eof
WILLIAM M. HARRINGTON. -
sep4-4w Harrington Kent Co. Del,
DUBLIC SALES.
l. send in your lists ofproperty for sale
in OCTOBER, Our last sale proved that be r
ter prices have conao. j. 7. HEALD.
sep26,N &5u. g.
NOR SALn OK EXCHA ANsE :. -
T. OF 63 acres, one half mile ffC-Aarm arm
at Landenburg, Chester County, Pa. Has
good dwelling Of rooms, outhouses and
fencing in excellent order, good variety
of fruit and well watered. Price reduced
to the very low figure of t4,O.O or will ex-
change for desirable city property.
A number of small farms for sale and
THOMAS R. LALLY. u
sep21tf. 6O2 Market street.
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xAILaOADe


r,IIA, WILMINGTON o
AphsiLa,RE RAIL ROAD.
Ills June 2, las. ,,r a. 0,iioVs
and intermediate STATIONS
NJ asr 70 50 a. M z'0' WV
a;;.,,.,yxpress, .; 800, s.ss,iac4 ! a N no
ds,pSi,Sss. dnpS siorS, la. ! w. 'o-C4' n''
y, y. ~, .,5s P; III Intermediate s'stien''
.. sls ,a sG' nay IN Line, 7.0s, p m. q.
no,e o,e a a,,d Washington. .i2oi' z ie''' '"'
ng'1i 1 ie,. 5Is, 1908 p. m. .,or
~, y, iS pslaw ware Division Ieaveier
Itis 70, s a'l5. q. m. i.O5, 8 80 Pm:
Cs,'e' ue and md Intermediale statiohs'
.. % o. G,Su In.srm r. ediate Stations s.i'
y, pm. .vrpAIrs.
a,lunia and Intermediate s'A''o"''
%. 49, snd o,Sy' Kew York, 2.0s. q. m /,
W p''s and washington, l2b'. q III
..,., Information passengers ART
',a'i y ibs lime tables posted q hs
70 'ne w II. +. KENNEY.
Superintendent.
.W.Rr WESTERN RAILRpAD
WE of hours. On and after Feb
d 'T T,sins Will run as follows; 9" ns . ~
wllmIngton, 7.l5 n. m 1870 r. M
I. W. .vvoudale, s.5s a. M, 1852 noon.
pomproy, s5la m, 30 IN.
Mips. leave PoIneioy iO'iJ ~ H.
nIps, \ ~ leave Avondale, i2 II noon'
p.E. - soaa IN olbn.
IVY Superintendent.
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ALL QUIET YEsTERDAY.-TB AT
coLoRED FANDANGO-RECKLE
DISCHARGE OF REVOLVERS THE
SHERIFF INTERPRETERS
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
MUSICAL.
MUSICAL.
4 NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MrsIc.
IA. New York offices only ut

A NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
IA. New York offices only ut
No. EAST l4TII ST, second door east or 5th av
Incorporated Is4ij,)
THIS RENOWNED MUSIC SCHOOL AND SCHOOL
of Eocution O.atory and Dramatic Action, Moderl Ian
Drawing aud Painting. offers unepuailed adyan
pupils from the first beginner TO the finished
artist.
A SPECIAL TRAINING course for teachers.
TERMSasses of three pupils $40 per quarter
Glasses Of two pupils Ii per quarter
STRICTLY PRIVATE LESSONS. 81 per quarter
FREE ELEMENTARY CLASSES AND CLASSES IN
HARMONY AND SIGHT READING.
SKETCH CLASS FREE TO STUDENTS.
MUSICAL AND ART RECEPTIONS MONTHLY.
Quarters commence from date of entrance
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS open from A. NJ. 10 10 +. NJ
The celebrated Arion Pianos are used in the school
n. B-rIIE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY,
located No 3 EAST I4TH ST. NEAR 9TH AK, the
only chartered Conservatory of Music In the Sate IL
trey and distinct from all other music schools
which initiate its name and methods.
S " GRISwOLD President.
p. R MAVERICK, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1879-02-09

No EAST l4TII ST second door east OF 5th av
Incorporated Isti5)
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
WINTER RESORTS.

4 -SANDALINE.
A.sANDALINE ELIXIR AND sANDALINE LOTION
NEVER FAIL TO RELIEVE AND :,
CURE. USED AS DIRECTED
OWNER OF RESIDENCE AT HEALTHIEST FLORIDA
resort will reduced tickets and give very
able board and accompany nvads others Florida.
Address FLORIDA, Hotel Exchange III Broadway
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-06-28

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ihe pub
Usher of the St. Landry UeMocr@t
prints the following notice i'll that
paper:
After the I1th day Of January
1879, all advertisements inserted
in the 81. Laadry Democrat, will
have to be paid tor i'll cash at the
time of insertion.
The NAtclitochcS Findicntot
keeps the following notice stand
ing at the head of its columns:
Nc judicial advertisement will
be inserted III this paper hereafter
unless the Attorney becomes sc
curity for the advertising bill,
which must be paid on first inSer-
ton. OF they will be discontinued.
Other papers throughout the
State have adopted sim liar rules
Owing to he difficulty ana III
some cases the impracticabiliiy al
collecting our dues, We fud our
selves compelled to do likewise.
and hereby give notice that al
judicial advertisements inserted
in the SENTINEL must be paid
for at the time of insertion, on
satisfactory security given toi
their payment when the service is
performed.
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. a'rsxe Essay on Woman
Alter tilAn came Il woman.

Alter itlan came Il woman.
And she has been afre. him ey-
er since.
She is a person OF free eXtrac-
ton. being made OF mans rib.
don't know why Adam wan
ted to fool away his ribs in that
way. bnt suppose that he was
not accountable for ali he did.
lie costs more to keep II woman
than three dogs aud a shot gun.
Bnt she pays you back with in
tereSt-by giving YOU d house full
OF children to keep you awake at
night, ans smear molaSseS CANDY
over youn Sunday coat.
Besides, a wife is a very conve-
nlent article to have around the
bOuSe.
She is handy to swear at when.
ever YOU cut yourself with a IA
Zor, and DON'T fee! like blamin.
yourself.
woman is tle superior being in
Massachusetts.
There about 5000 more of her
sex then males III that state.
This accounts for the terrified.
iiunted-down expression of the
Slngie men who emigrate the
East.
Woman was not created per-
feet.
She had her faults-such as
false hair, false complexion and
so on.
But she is a great deal better
than her neighDor, and she knows
it.
Eve was d woman.
She must have been a model
wife, too for it cost Adam moth.
ing to keep her in clothes.
Stu L don't think she was happv.
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No: i'm the Bible.

A resident on Brush street VIA
had a horse to sell was dirpetpd
TO " citizen of Ninth Avenue who
wanted 10 buy, and after a littk
talk the two made IA trade. The
Ninth Avenue man gave an old
horse and twenty-eight d liars IN
cash for the other, and ever
thing seemed perfectly satisfaN
tory. In Il day or two, howeyef.
the Brush street man returned
and said.
lyon and / made a trade tle
other day
YES replied the other.
lyon are a member Of the
church, | understand"
81 am"
swell, that horse You traded
with me has a SPAWN, and You
never said a word about it. Whsl
sort of Il trickery is this for !
christian man to engage ins"
The Other entered the hoas
without ii word, tn. after u hin
ute rrappeartd with the family
Bible and said:
MIR. Blank. here is my guild
and consolation. | have read thu
book through and through, aH
if yOn will take il and find wler
ii christian man is required :
point oct spavIns I'D IL horse trad
FL bay You better horse tha
you ever owned"
The Brush street man wen
home with new thoughts in hi
head, and he has said 20 MOI
about the exchange.
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The National Complaint.

Dyspepsia is the national complaint. Al
most every other nam or woman you meet
has 1t, and the result is that the number of
pseudo emedies fer ii is as numerous as
Fharnoh's best. They are for the most part
eratlcant OF this distressing ard obdurate
malady, one whose g%enuine merits long
since raised it to a foremost place among
the staple medicines of America. Hostel.
tiers Stomach Bitters extirpates dyspepsia
with greater certainty and promptituhe
thai any known remedy, and is a most ge-
Mai lnvlgorant, appetizer and aid to secre
tion- These are not empty assertions. as
thousands OF our countrymen and women
VINO nave experienced its effects are aware
put are backed up by irretragable proofs
repeatedly laid before the public. The Bit
tiers also promote a regular habit of body
and give a beautiful s,imulous To the urina
ry 0rgans.
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FL p Of the Yatchiko.s.
ViMdicafOr. y

If the Vndicatoy has had /. J.,
lie reputation for the last s s'a1l
years, that reputation has h.Sso1
characterized as the unneasnna
ilhmitable denouncer Of lot,sa
companies, monopolies and riOa
Nothing could whilst and tn. =
petuosity or ferocity OF its c,a
sadie against them. But il ~,
recently and suddenly awoks =
the realization of the fact ,hs !"
we have a heavy state debt ora'
onr heads, running back to Is ss
tor its origin. The realization :,
this fact has turned the V;nd;,%s.
tor wrong side outwards, M
straightway it demollshes It's f sa'
mer tower of rights. liberties :,
the people, self-government l..
the people and for the peoDls
and now it is as assiduously \.
iaDOflnS l!Stlf on another cas,k
with lottery companies, u,ono,~
lies and rings as the chief corn,
stone.
1t is but recently that III.
Vindicator wanted Senator SAM;
ford to resign his seat in the ST.,
Senate, because he did not. will
one fell blow, e~Xtirpate the h,
terry company and lid the Sta,
OF the incubus OF monopoljps
o! wonderful to contempla,s
Now, its advocacy OF LOTTERY com
panies and monopolies is as Ian,
as its denunciations then wu,,
deep. "Oh! God, how have IN
mighty fal!eu!'-Coushutta Cjiti,er
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Among the laws enacted by the
late legislature Of Illinois is one
providing chat any banker or
broker, or person doing banking
business, or any officer II any
banking company who shall re
ccive a drru<it when in~%ntEcnt,
whereby the deposit so matte shall
be lost to the d%eno@!toI. shall ne
deemed guilty Of embezzlemcnl.
and shall I've fined in double the
amount OF the II fraudulent!y
taken, and also imprisoned in the
penitentiAry Tor not less than one
nol more than three years. The
failure, suspension, or inyolpnta
~ liquidation of the barker.
broker. or hankiDg company wiz,
in thirty days after rec Niug The
deposit is to be- deemed Drinla
f.cie evidence Of an intent to
dpfiaud.
Had such a law as the above
been in force in this state, the
penltentiary would very likely be
reinforced by squad ofdirretor>
IL the broken banks III New o,
leans ard if the United States
government had such a law Tie
whole freedlnan's bureau would
be breaking stones in the pen.
Tertiary. instead of ~splur2iua
around the country with the MOI
e.y they have stolen from thu
negroes,
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ParsOn 1 OnWay!

Many readers of the SENTINEL
will remember the name at the
head Of this article. as being that
of an illustrious vagabond who
figured in Louisiana history some
years ago as Superintendent of
Public Schools and any det llment
that came in his way.
What became of all the school
funds in those balcyon days is
rather mystery. But what ren>
dered his name illustrious in the
annals of Louisiana is a sample
of poetry written and published
to the world, at a time when
the people of this State were una
ware that there was a solitary
poet III their broad domain. Here
it Is. 1t is copied after George
W. ChiIus of TIE phitddelpAia
ledger obituary poet and the eS-
peclal friend of the perambula
ting eE-preSident WHO is now fat
tenlng gu baked puppies and
stewed rats ia China.
Is Willie g~one--gone to the land above
Gone where ell is good-Wlere all IS love
Ies-yes. on angels wings away
To the land Of love, the land Of dav.
No night. no cloud, M scarlet fever there.
nor sin, nor pain. nor death itself is where
bnr NIiiie'S goIr-a land 50 rich 50 good,
That saints are fed Oh angels TODD.
Is Willie gone. gone so far away
That We no more shall hear him saw
Papa, ten vents for cakes, and I'll love
,,, yoa-
III love You. mamma. George and grand
ma. too
Yes. gone where others sweet and dear
Said. Come, Willie, please come mp here
We II wait for INLpa, mamma and George,
And While waiting sing-wc1l sing to you.
The Parson has negro Oh the
brain Just now. He is going to
bgiHg Il STEAMBOATS, down the
river and carry colored folks to
Kansas, provided some body eIse
viii pay him forit
He has y Sited Hayes and says
that the great F.Aud promised
him the whole force of the army:
the navy and All the base bal
cUbsin The world to aid him, i
one solitary rebel flarts t. say
boo to hinu. 1t is true ;llp hi.
Fraud dpnounccs Conway as !;
Fraud bat little differences of eX-
preston like thost only adds lus
ire to the Parsons renown.
III the sympathy that this hipc
critical rascal has for the woes O
the colored race amounts t.
about twenty five cents on eacl
dollar that lnnatic philanthro
pi>t> may be green enough t,
give him.
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Knocking ahips.

Little boys at school, when they
wish to acquire Il cheap 1eputa-
ton for bravery, place a chip Oh
their shoulders and dare anybody
to knock it off.
In ease no one cares to comply
with the wish OF the would be
hero, the young gallant struts
around as game as a turkey cock
but it IA boy who happens to be a
little bigger upsets the chip, the
valor OF she urchin generally sub
| sides down his trowSers legs.
OF late, Blaine, OF Maine, and
peacock Conk ling Of New York.
have been strnttiug about the
| halls ct the senate with chips on
their shoulders, only hoping that
some little fellow would knock
them oft.
But IA few days ago the Maine
stlutter stepped on the toes o.
Voorhees,, indiana'> senator. when
the s.taIl sycamore of the Wabash"
knocked his chip across the hal
with 50 auCh vlgor and force
that Blaine was glad to clnncl
down in one corner. mutte!ing'
u didn't mean for Il big chap like
Yea to do it { did'nt.'
New Iork'S peacock kept strut
ting about nntil he butted against
Lamar Of Mississippi. Wien he
suddenly found the chip hoiStet
of bis shoulder i'll such IA name!
and style that New York's bully
WAS glad to get Oft in one corner
and cry, ''.you're another, Your,
another, Ill go and tell daddy 0,
.you | will" but neither Balm,
nor Conkling carry chips on thei!
shoulders any more. On the con
trary they are two of the mes
quiet lambs i'll the senate jus
now.
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Step using calomel and Try EsIacs.
sSs-;.sfssi1 for liver Diseases.
For sale by Jos. L. Thibudaux.
HISTORY, HOW IT IS. WRT. TEN.

HISTORY, HOW IT Is WRI4 TEN
In 1854 one Htadly. who
signed himself Rev. Il. I. liea,ii>,
wrote Whas he designated d
''Hi>toly ot the life a,iT Arrds OF
Gen. Grant.' On page 100 is the
following:
"tsayon>"-what are they? IA
young header asks. \ baAo on is
y lake-iike expansion or dow OF
the river iuio Il colFISe of the
stream, extending many miles in
land.
The word means channe}.'.
II there be a ten year old se!}ocI
boy III Louisiana who could nos
give d better definition OF bayou
than the above, his parents SisonlI
have him bored for the >inpips
In another place this 'sRrver-
end lieadly" calls Gen. Logan
"a christian general.h
The InfeInai regions are paved
with such christians rs Logan,
whose only fort * the ability to
OntsNear the army in Flanders.