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OBITl- AIsY.

Tothe family Off. Taylor Hill and in
memory Of little Karl.
1t is not at the hour of death,
While mourning DER the parting breath
1t is not while we look our last
The present all-forgot the past;
1t is not while we watch the eye
Closing with deaths last quiyering sigh
We feel our loss.
1t IS not when we gently lay
The loved remains in death : array;
1t is not while with noiScless tread,
We gather round the sleeping dead,
And for few sad mourning days
On what was precious fondly gaze
We feel our loss.
It's not when loves labor done,
The coffin closed, we one by one,
With trembling awe, approach and kncel
And on the lid a farewell seal
From lips that cannot speak prayer,
So deep the struggling feeling there
We feel our loss.
And when the last dread solemn rite
Ashes to ashes must unite,
In sable garb we stand around,
Bathing with tears the burial ground,
Which soon our treasure must conceal,
Then, then, indeed grief we feel
But not Our loss.
But when n few more days are gone,
And we yet weep, but weep alone;
When all is as it was before,
Save one we never can see more,
When others take that vacant place
so lately filled by one dear face
We feel our loss.
All, many year may pass away,
And many a sunbeam round Us play,
And many a cloud of heavy woe
Darken our pathway here below,
But JOY or grief can ne'er efface,
What mcmory's pen alone can trace
There is our loss.
X. l.. X
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NOTICE.
RAMSBURG'S PLANT FOOD.

NOT having the time to call upon my
" friends and customers personally,
take this method of informing them that
lam still agent for Ramsburg's Cclcbra-
ted "ENCELSiOR PLANT FOOD" Tho
cheering reports received from parties
using il the last season, and my own cx-
pericncc with IL during the past four
years, enables me with renewed conf
dence 10 recommend IL 10 all who are de-
sirous of obtaining reliable and perma-
nent Fertilizer, having for It's base puro
dissolved Animal Bone. | have also
made arrangements with reliable house
I'm Baltimore that enables me TO furnish
the pure Raw Bone, either ground raw,
or dissolved also any or all the chemicals
used in the manufacture of Phosphates To
persons DESTROYS of making their own
Fertilizer. These articles guaranteed as
represented and furnished nc manufacture
ers' prices. Special inducements TO
Grange Lodges, or others purchasing In
carload lots. Call on, or address, by
postal card All orders by mail prompt
~ attended TO.
r. RIoN LUCAS.
Dunlelds, Aug. 0, 1879. 3w
n. B.-Also three Cotswold BUCKS,
and 10 CotswOid Buck Lambs, carefully
bred by DR.. X. 4. Lucas. For further In
formation call on or address Dr. X. A.
Lucas. Shcphcrdstown, w. Va, or myself
ut Dufliclds, w. Va. X. X. J..
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FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE.
JULIUS ID. DREHER, PRESIDENT,
Professor OF History and Literature.
S. CARSON WELLS, A. NJ, Pr. d.,
Professor of Mathematics aud Natural
Sciences.
Rev. WIN. 3. YONCE, A. NJ, PHI. d.,
Professor OF Ancient Languages and
Literature.
Rev. ROBT. G. HOLLAND, a. NJ,
Professor OF Moral and intellectual Phi
losophy.
JOHN +. CRABTREE, a. NJ,
Assistant Professor of Ancient Lapgua-
ges, and Librarian.
Rev. f. V. y. PAINTER,
Instructor in Modern Languages.
j. NORMAN, NJ. d.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
w. w. BALLARD, A. NJ.
Lecturer on the Art of Teaching.
JOHN p. HAISLIP, A. B.,
Tutor.
During the past session students were
in attendance from the following States,
the representation being in the order
given: Virginia, Texas, West Virginia,
Indian Territory, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Georgia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Dis
trict of Columbia, and Pennsylvania.
For catalogues ard further particulars
apply to the President OF the College,
or address,
SECRETARY OF FACULTY,
Roanoke College, Salem, Va
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COMM SEGATED.

Mr.. Editor-For some years past the
efforts of those who advocated the cleo
ton of Town Council for Shepherds
town who are men known to bc opposed
to the sale of liquors within the limits
Of the town, have been met by many,
when asked to sustain such ticket at
the polls, with the assertion that if no
liquor was sold the Hotels must close
for want OF patronage and so the town
would be injured. This opinion can
scarcely be sustained by facts when The
Hotels are, as at present. full of those
who seek pleasant orderly boarding
house for the summer. Such boarders
do not regard the sale of liquor in the
vicinity as any inducemeDt 10 pa,ronlze
Shepherdstown as summer resort, but
rather the reverse. In view of this
fact would it not be we'll for those who
have held the doctrine above mentioned
to reflect whether they have not been
mistaken. t.
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EJ BERKELEY COUNTY INSTITUTE
The following resolution was adopted
by the Berkeley County Institute, held
last week.
RtsOired, That we recognise in
this Institute now closing, the one bet
ter suited to the Improvement Of teach
ers than We have ever held, and that TO
the Conductor, Prot. Joseph McMurrau,
the earnest and lasting gratitude Of the
teachers is due, and that he leaves us
bearing with him our sincere thanks,
and kind appreciation for his efforts
and the assurance that he will be held
in grateful remembrance by the MEM
bers OF this Institute.
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Annual Meeting Of the West vir.
ginia Educational Association.
NVurp,r~c Auonst ( 1870


This association will bold its next
annual convention NJ Charleston, kapa-
wha county, on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday, the 2Gtb, 9th and 2Sth
Of August, inst Popular addresses
will be delivered by the Hon. {. }.
Faulkner, Hon. Frank Hereford and
other friends of education, and able pa
pers will be read by the most expert
enced educators of the State. The
general interests of the people in our
free schools and entire system of educa
ton is steadily increasing, aud it is ex-
pected that this will be one of the most
profitable and attractive meetings that
the association has ever held. Tho
leading citizens of Charleston have
promised us to make every suitable ar
Iangement for the pleasant and eco
nomical entertainment of members and
visitors, and expect aud invite a iull
attendance.
W. X. PENDLEroN, Prest.
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SP 4 CT J. y . L | { +
A CARD.

TOall who are suffering from the errors
| and indiScretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
Sc, | will send 4 recipe that will cure
YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by amiSsioLary
i'm South America. Send self-addrcssed
envelope TO the a
REV. JOSEPH I. INMkN,
Station ID, New York City.
January Is, 1879. ly
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JOHN b. SHEPHERD,
De- EASED.

THE undersigned, having qualified rs
L Administrative with the will annexed,
of JOHN Il. SHEPHERD, deceased,
late of this county, hereby gives notice In
all persons indebted TO said Estate To mako
Immediate payment, and to all persons
having claims against said Estate TO pre-
sent them az once, proven according Ia
law, TO GEO. VI. BELTZlIOONER, my
Agent and Attorney, who Is hereby au-
thorized TO act for me, in all matters con-
nected with the settlement of said Estate.
ANN +. SHEPHERD,
Adm'N G. Il. A.,
of John Il. Shepherd, deed.
Shcphcrdstown, August ., 1879. IL
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On Wednesday week, James aud
David Foreman, father and son, resid-
inc near Iiarpers Ferry, Jefferson
county, w. Va, were brought to this
city, maracled. ito gether, and lodged in
Jail. Upon inquiry, it WAS ascertained
that they were arrested upon the COM
plant of one George w. Graham, q
pretended agent of the I. 5. at llar-
per's Ferry, who accused the prisoners
of setting fire to piece of woodland
belonging to the government. They
were tried before I. S. Commissioner
Hon. W. IL. II. Flick, on hast Thurs
day. Charles Davies, Esq, appeared
for the prisoners, and Graham conduct
ed the prosecution. \ number OF wit
nesses were examined on the part OF
the prosecution, but instead Of the evil
dence connecting the accused with the
deed, it completely exonerated them,
The case would have been dismissed at
once, but Mr.. Davies insisted upon put
ting another witness on the stand who
testified that the prisoners were ten
miles from the place where the fire oc-
Cured, and that the charge was with
out foundation The prisoners were
Immediately released IQrf. Statesman.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE SALEM,
VIRGINIA.

TwENTY-sEvENTu SESSION, 1S79-'S0.
First Term Begins September 3, 1879.
Second Term, February |, 1880.
Session Closes June lG, 1880.
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Watermelons and cantelopcs are pleu-
tiiul III town.
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FOR A SHORT TINE ONLY.
FEATHER RENOYATING A SPR-
CIALTY.
PUBLIC SALE.

TIE undersigned, as Admipistratrix Of
l. the Estate Of John Il. Shepherd, de-
ceased, will sell at Public Sale, at the req
idencc Ofthe late deceased, 3 miles North
OF Shepherdstown, on the road leading
from Shepherdstowp TO Terrapin Neck,
On Tuesday, the 10Th day Of
August, 1879,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-23
The Mule.

KetchwayO sat in his royal kraal;
The spy burst in all faint and pale
Observation-Disclosures Browne.
What dist thou see at Durham town 2"
Long live your Majesty!
The English have increased
Their forces over the sea
They have brought dreadful beast.
His ears, they are ~ large
AS in my mighty sovereign's Ox.hid,
large,
And are ~ keen that be is straight aware
OF faintest pig. hispers can stir tho air F.:
When he lifts up his voice and sings som,
At once the skies rain down their falling
stars;
He wiuketh with bis heels,
And the shocked frames of frightened
nature reels
His heels are clothed with thunder and
i'fegs,
He hath dread earthquakes on bis hinde,
l. at far Durham town,
Bebeld him batter twenty houses down.
Touch off a thunder. storm with trivial
kick,
And make the universe look mighty sick,
vainIy you will bring in play
Ga'nst the gay mule the assegai
Unless my lord KetchwayO
Instantly gets away, o.
-. Or sues for peace, deponent verify fears
lhe Zulu cause Is lost !-excuse these
muly tears!
Aetchwayo shook in his royal kraal,
Ills heart beat fast and bis cheek tunred
pale,
And be wrote for peace by the very next
mail.
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2ost's Gurner.
His Mistaken Ideas.

The Savannah Morning News pub.
ltshed the following contribution
from the pen Of q colored man Ut
l bid farewell to meat aud greens and
wipe my potlicker eye;
I'm going to country to eat -four bread
md live aud never die;
There is gold and silver plenty
And my purse is empty,
In that beautiful Kansas
Wherein wrote these stanzas,
No work to do.
An plenty 'baca to chew, e..
IN that happy land
Where slick" darkeys stand
The happiest of the happy.
There il happy land far in the West,
Where happy black folks are the blest of
the blest; .r
Where pretty gals in pretty gown
Walk the streets in all tue towns.
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Miscellaneous.
THE GENUINE
DIR. G. McLANE'S
s Celebrated American ...
WORM SPECIFIC
OR ~. 81
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS o. WORMS.

SYMPTOMS o. WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and lead.
! en.colored, with occasional hushes.
or circumscnbed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes
bleeds; swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache, with humming
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusual
secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
in the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes voraCi0us. with gnawlns
sensation Of the stomach, at others.
entirely gone: fleeing pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom.
iting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen bowels irregular: at times
costive; stools Shiny. not unfrequent-
ly tingcd with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult. and accompa-
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and cOnvulslve; uneasy and dis
turbed sleep. with grinding Of the
teeth; temper variable. but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMlFUCE
will certainly effect cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, nOlcutabh ofdpMg the slightest
injury to the most hfHdey infant
The genuine DIX. MCLANE'S YER
NlFuGE bears the signatures of c.
MCLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:O:-
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FOR OHIO.
:. Farewell to Kansas.
Farewell forever !;
mao m 20

O~V VeSA w AASUo0OD uOVOts
my DEAR" asked . grocer Of his
vile, do you think Il 10 true thet
man wants but little here below p"
The wife replied, "That sometimes
depends whether be has to pay cash
down for It or not. II you trust some
men, they'll take oil they Gao get"
4 we'll known local preacher 10 q
suburbeo town, while instructinR a
class Ut urchlnS 10 tho oatechisnn.
told them that God could do every
thing 1here,lp0n one Of them asked
Gan God make Q rock 90 b z that he
can't lit It :" The boys question
remaios unanswered,
A few nights ago Conductor ve-.
rill. OF tho Virginia and Tfuckee a.
press train, 1ss going through his
or when be noticed q lady asleen IN
her seat. Her head Was reetine an
tho wiodow gill aud her fest oYt1nd.
cd TO tho aisle. Her dress 0asSo
badly dteerrsnged that her ..ankla.
and . goodly portion Of "a exouisifiv
fashioned calf Were plainly yisib3e
and . number Of men q tew aeaks
further down wore contemplating the e
s:,ene With evident satisfaction. = ~.
Verrtll. who always keeps thin1s
pretty Straight on bis train, h0ticed
tois, and, tapping tho woman on 1he
oh0ulder, aWoke her, s,;o7e
4Adamo, excuse mo for tlintnrh.
Ing you, but your dress i1eso afrSn1.
ed that V0tlr anklA n AYnaeea . 80
oh, that makes 10 di6arance
str." remarked tho lady. 'eniiinc
sweetly, ''its nothing but cork . $3.50
verrlfl Wae q m 6ocsscsa~ "a. - T.,
leo0 than tour oo0oada SininS th y,
psegp(eotaoe 3oR - brow. -
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Farm Notes.

A grave mistake 10 made BY farm.
ere who thi0k that 0tock must not he
Ted Of homo after the drst appear.
aoce OF grace. Stock will chow this
false economy oil through the season.
Tho following rule 10 blowing il
recommended: Never turn no over
one Or two inches OF uofertile cub.
coll 10 on season; And, when % turn.
ed up, the land should receive . dres.
clog Ut MANURE"
Apply around your trees almost
any sAbstanoe thst will cover the
ell and shield Il from tho dryina
rsye Of the sun, and from the evsp0.
ration OF moisture.
A great mistake u often made IN
pl.o ting corr early. 1ndtau corn 70.
Qut!ts warm ground and hot weather,
.nd 1t will not grvW until these cOn.
dttlons are present. II planted pro.
vt0us 70 THE time the kernel 10 spa
to rot, and ie the coeo does come tip
It 70 not Mt for much. Corn early
planted has . gauntlet % run 10 the
usual summer drouth.
For throat dtytemper, gtsto Auo 4
small. green. Wild tur1ip; or Il dry,
give heepiDg spoonful, mixed with
bran Or oaee. II % good for \ cough
also. Ia
Loss Of sppetite, thirDe; diarrboa,
general weakness and Cyanooie OF toe
comb are The eymptoms Of chicken
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DIR. g. McLANE,S
LIVER PILLS

are pot recommended as remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is heir to-" but in
affections Of the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache, or diseases Of that character, they
stand without rival.
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A man died Of liver complaint! One
dollars worth of "a hck .DRAu0AI"
would have saved 30 life. No..
For sale by j. McCOOK 4 BRO.
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sugar: beat together; ada / cup OF
sour milk, and soda IN proportion to
acid Of the milk; Stir in fiour enough
70 make Q 0tt6 batter; beat briskly
u0til smooth; have your pan butter.
ed; pour 10 half tho batter: put into
It II pints OF ripe peac0es sliceti thin,
or ! pint OF berries; pour over thia
the balance OF the butter; bake I'm.
I'll done. and serve with hot sauce.
PoTATo RIBBoNs.-Wash and pee]
some large pu'atVes Of good quality.
cut them 10 very thick elices. snd
then slice each round and round Into
long ribbons. Put them into Q pan
OF cold water and let them lev fol
a. hour. Then drain and fty Them
In . pan Of boiltug butter until they
ste brown and quite crisp. Dry them
With q. napkin, pile them IN q hot
dtsh and sprinkle over them q oee
sontog Of salt and finely powdered
psrsely.
LEMON MERlNaUI PuDplxo.-One
quart ,oilk, 2 cups bread crumbs. 1
oRRs, QUO Of butter, l cup white
eugar. large lemon. Juice, and hall
the rind grated; soak tho bread IN
the milk: ad! the besten yolks, With
the eugar and butter rubbed to q
cream: ALEC the lemon. Bake II q
buttered dish till firm and Drowned
slightly; draw to the door OF The
oven and cover with q meripRue Of
tho whites whipped 10 o froth With
tablespoonful Of powdered su9al
and . little lemon juice; brown very
eighty. Gift powdered sugar over 1t,
and eat .cold. You may make a.
orange pudding In the same way.
TO Cook FISH. Delmonico ha,
been giving tho public tho benefit OF
bic experienoo 70 cooking 0eh. We
give the follo0iog condensation Of
the culinary ''interview", from the
Now York SUI: Boiling seems r.
him the "most leg;timste," - we'll
~ the quickest and most conven.
tent als direction 10 to put them
10 cold spri0g wxter, tho lese the
quantity Of water that the llsh can
10 boiled In tho better-with = hand.
ful Of salt. Rub q little vinegar on
tho skin OF tho dsh, to prevent Il
from cracking aud make the desh
solid. Ten minutes to tho pound
should Do allowed for q salmon. and
three or four minutes for almost eny
other kind; but y good general rule
10 that tho f1sh 10 done when tho flna
pull out easily" NJ. Delmonioo q.
% ssys that broiled flsh should be
split Ia Two from head to tell, dried,
|seasoned With sslt and pepper, greos.
ed. With . little oil (which b pfefera.
bio 70 butter), broiled TO 4 nice brown
color, the gr,diron having been pro.
vlously we'll creased, too;" that Ash,
% 30 eaten 10 perfection, should Be
cooked III vino, either white or red,
In the taking dish, besides chopped
onion. sslt, pepper. and nutmeg, and
while cooking. this seuce should b
speead over Il several times :" and
that email 0sh may b ''deltctously'
iried 10 oil, aftee dipping In milk and
then dour, or ip very hot greaae, al.
ter being Dreaded With beaten err
and orumbe.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepaf.
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they are un.
equaled.
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Tho Greatest Medical Triumph o.
Modern Tines The Mysterious
Channel Of Disease Discorsred,
and a Certain Cure Pyovi-
dsd. The Stomach,
Liver, and Bovsls
the Centre Of
Disease.
PARSONS PuRGA1IVE PILLS
The Great Anti Bilious Remedy and
uiasmatic DISCOVER.
PARSONS
PURGATIVE PILLS

Ars the result Of long. continred Scion
tiAc invesEiystion, and are Warranted to
cure az diseases originating in the
Stomach, Liver, and Bowels No grip
Ing pains follow the use of these Pills,
unless the Bowels are in6amed; but Re-
lief, Immediate Relief, may 10 relied
upon. Al Common Family Physic
PARSONS % 6@
PU = q A T1v E Pill L 8
Stand unequaled before the world to-day.
By varying the dose according to dircc.
tioos, PafsonS Purgxtive Pills e6ectuslly
Purify the Blood and greatly alleviate,
il not entirely euro Dyspepsia, Scrofuls
Of KinG's Evil, Rose, Erysipelss or st.
Apthony's Fire, Ernptions, and Eruptivs
|. Disesses Of tho Skin, Salt Rheum. Tet-
tor, Riugworm, Sores, Boils, Tumors,
Morbid Swellings, alterations, PimpIes
aud BlOtchee. -.
EVERY BOX WARRANTED.
! Most Couplsts satisfaetion Guaranteed
t or No Pay.
Fan directions around each boz.
Physicisus supplisd BY mail, postpaid,
rs ~ 80 nor tAonsand, In balk, cash in
s6vsnce. We win send thses Pills 10
sny reliable dsuegist OF merchant 70 ZEN
I,oo eonnissioa. ASsats wanted every.
whore.
.. JOHNSON 4 co.,
llIeol, llllH l,sDdllan.
June S4ly.
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DwA0b " 1J111A11VNHS
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box. has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Insist upon having the genuine DR..
c. McLAN1's LIVER PlLLs, prepared by
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name 1cL0We, spelled diderently but
sane pronunciation.
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Calomel relieves: "a Ack OR uoll?''

Fer ssls by J. J. NccooK AFRO.
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R. =. HUNTER
ATTORNEY At Law.
MANY, LA.
viii practice in the Courts Of Sabine
parish, and the Nineteenth Judicial Dis
April 1S-1y.
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HUMOROUS CLIPPINGS.

The chap who eat down on the side.
walk last winter and auathemakizad
the Ice. now affeotionately shakes L
It up 10 bis cocktail and W0nd0fS
how q man could get along without
= good leo crop.-[Nswsrk Call. 4
When New Jersey musquito set-
ties down to business upon The cheek
ofan insurance agent, the mind by
some Singular process OF association.
would happen In thu event Of an .ir.
reeistable tOroe coming In contact
With IN immovsble body. -[Slm0r.
vile Journal. -
A gentleman who return cd from
the weet yesterdsy repoesero that
while IN Topeka, Kan, he oew head
ed 10 this direction an em1grant
wagon on tho canvass top Of which
WIS painted tho following: -
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tAseumptiou ploneer.1

S0stO0VW A0u0R00N0OVsJ
We have before % . COPY OF the
new constitution complete. We pro
/ oounCe II % able and 1ell.pfepered
document, though not % perfect q
10 had hoped 70 eco, II our Wow It
hss some detects. but they are such
- can be remedled through tho pro.
ceee q amendment, and sre not 90
numerous and radical - 70 require
the whole structure 70 b pulled
down and rebuilt. .,
And now for our conclusion. Il h
Adopt the new constitution, State
debt ordinance and oil, and then do.
pend upon future Amepdments iog
the correction Of tho lew erroIS Il
c0otalns.
tWest Baton Rouge Sugar Planter
The Convention having adjourned.
To lab0fs will soon b submitted q
the people for adoption or Otherwise.
Il u . great Improvement upon the
pre0e0t neutrality-suspicious. mo
~ 0ooDeee Of tho geee&soe impoc.
t00oo % tho taxpayer. 40 . whole
the new constitution, - . general
thing. will meet with popular cup.
port. 10
Pointe Ooupee Pellcao.l i
Our Senatorial delegate b decided
10 bis opinion that the new oopstitu.
lion q one q the bet oyutemo al
eovoIument that has been abopted
u any olthe 6ea1le loe tho Let quafL
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