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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-04
t"TELL IT NOT IN GATH, PUBLISH IT y,

''TELL IT NOT IN GATH, PUBLISH IT NOT
IN THE STREETS OF ASKALON. her
aid it in all the unwallcd cities and towns
round about, and in the rural districts far
away, for the benefit ofwhom it may con-
cern, that IL fact, Startling and true, is be-
ing made upon the minds of the American
people male and female, convincing them
of the necessity for each man and woman
to send so cents to any Drug Store for one
bottle of Baley's Saline Aperient, for the
positive cure of sick headache, constipa-
tion, heartburn, biliOusncss. indigestion,
etc. 1t is cooling, sparkling and pleasant.
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THE DEATHLY SEIDLITZ POWDER.

druggist came very near poisoning %
young man in this city the other day, and
we allude to the matter that it may be q
warning to almost anybody. 1t seems
that young man of highly respectable
| family; "whose name we withhold out OF
regard to his friends who are more or
less on their muscle at times, took dose
of morphine to drive Oft the effects of q
large quantity of beer that he had been
drinking tor the purpose of SOLDERING off
on. The morphine, the beer and the stuff
very unhappy frame of mind, and Nc
applied to the druggist for dose Of
something that would have tho desired
effect.
The druggist thought minute, and
came to the conclusio on that a s,idlitz
powder would be about the young mans
size, and went behind hisperscription bar
and mixed it up. Coming out from be-
hind the screen, he set the two trmblcrs
before the youth of our land, and suppos-
ing of course that tho patient had been
there before, walked along to where d
customer was waiting, to seq what was
wanted. 1t appears, however that the
young man was more familiar with tho
general size and contour of q drink Of
whiskey than he was with seidlitz pow
dor, and supposed of course that one glass
contained the dose, and the other sonle
water to pnt the fire out.
The liquid in one of the glasses Was per-
tectly transparent, as it always is, and
the other contained a sediment. as it al
ways does, aud he concluded at ouco that
the sediment was the dose. Taking a
glass in each hand, he ''downed" the scd-
inent and then poured iu tho water!
There came a burst of thunder sound; tho
boy; o, where was he ? Somehow or 9TH
or the attention of the people in tho store
became attracted toward the young man,
and the druggist and other sympattizing
friends hastened to his assistance. The
gas was coming out of his mouth, nose
and ears, and it seemed as though there
was a Charge behind both of his eyes that
was trying to blow them out.
A slight fullness of the stomach was al
so noticed. At the end of FIVE minutes
the tempest seemed to have spent it's fury,
and it was thought that with proper caro-
the young man might be brought through.
At the end of an hour he rallied, opened
his eyes, and recognized the druggist,
asked how many had been killed. 1Io
seemed to think tllero had been an OK
Dlosion Of chemicals. He is now walk
ng about the streets, apparently as we'll
IS ever, ana the only thing noticeable is
/ sort of disjointedness in his conversa-
ion. caused by his stopping occasionally
o gulp up wind.-Pecll's Sun.
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IN THE GLOAMING.

|# ion are the best judge of your owl
lu. bur do not think your future
pnises much happiness as the wife o.
tlirry Hill. Remember who and wha,
is"
hcse were the words over wkich Alice
ponderch rs she walked slowly
cugh the grove at Bellows Falls. 1t
her faVorite walk, when she wished
solitude, through it lay ut some dis
CO her home, the stately house tha t
WINS an incline stretch of ground over
kiug the village.
emember who and what he is!
rs, II II had lsaid these words very
fly, and with due emphasis, only a
hours before, when Alice had read
er letter in which Godfrey Hill had
Pd her to be his wife,
ho was he, then He was the sec
cousin of Alice, Il man Of about
lt|sevcn, who had been brought up
pls grandfather, in the house upon
Dws Heights, and had supposed his
rltance of house and fortune assured.
ice and her widowed mother had
y entered the stately house while
6Mr. Hill lived, but had supported
pselves by keeping q school for
pg children, after Godfrcy's cousin
2e's father, had died.
4had never crossed their widest i'm
at'on that the old gentleman at Bel
Falls would remember them by ev-
trlfilng legacy, and they were in
y to think themselves the victims of
chcal joke. when they received the
er's letter informing them that Alice
ne heiress of the entire estate of
Hill, of Bellows Falls.
was like a dream, to the splendid
to know there were to be no more
struggles for daily bread, to wan
trough magnificent rooms and ex-
Ee grounds with the deliciously |
sensation of ownership.
1t must be confessed that Alice at
thought but little of the dispossessed
q he introduced himself socn as q
IN, and visited the house as well
guest.
In answer to the second clause of
allps question, what was he? Alice
y nave answered truly that he was
ost fascinating man she had ever
Aiiee'HilI though broad winter
ousy world, had moved in good
y' having aristocratic family con-
pms both on her fathers and moth
Hide.
was no novice to be won by a
|y courtly manner, but she had new
Il q man whose intellect was so
q whose courtesy was so winning,
lace was so handsome as were
spf Godfrey Hill.
Y yet there was letter in her wri-
Sk Written by the dead man whose
sue was, warning her that, "be-
's unworthy. because lie has be-
'ae trust 1 put in him, I have dis
sed Godfrey HILL"
was no specific charge, mo direct
"on' but the young heiress was
against her cousin.
~ 'ae many long conversations ,
n nao held together, Godfrey Hill
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-04

ARKANSAS Sw->Mps.-Many pale-faced
individuals who reside near these swamps
and chill breeding cess-pools of malaria
are known to be sufferers from chills by
their very appearance. They have used
quinine and other chill medicines until it
seems a mockery. They soon become
chronic and are then almost impossible tc
cure. Such cases are easily and immedi-
ately cured by the use of Days Aguc
Tonic, the most powerful antiperiodic AMI
bood cleanser now before the public. 1t
acts directly and upon the ccretions.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-04
CALIFORNIA AND MAINE.

Suppose the Republicans have carried
California and Maine, is that anything
for them to crow about Out of the
last thirteen elections, California has
been Republican nine times, and four
times Democratic. So it would seem that
1T has been good deal of a Republican
State. The opposition now to Republi-
canisnl is divided into factions, and even
| at that the Republicans had a hard time
to carry it by plurality. The result is
barrcr victory, and they know it.
How is it with Maine: Why the Dem
ocrats have not carried it in over twenty
years, and during that time it has given
an average Republican majority of about
twenty thou sand. Last year, by a COM
bination of the Democrats and Green
hackers, the Republicans lost the State.
This was due partly to the letharsy and
self-contidence Of that party, and partly
to the fact that there is a widespread
disatfectlon in the party in the State.
The defeat frightened the Republican
leaders, aud Jim Blaino was almost dis
tracted over the result.
This year the whole power of the ad-
mlnisti'ation, backed by the stump orator
ability of the party, was turned into the
State, and tho poor Government Gle rks
made to shcll out Il per centage of their
salary to turn into the campaign.
Hundreds of thousands were spent in
Maine to carry it for the Republicans,
and we have the result. The State was
literally bought, and then it is but a
water-haul for the Republicans after all.
They can whistle, but the air has mel
ancholy sound, and comes with q sick
ness and a sorrow, only known to those
on the sure road to u final disastrous de-
feat Youngstown, (Ohiol Vindicator.
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- All honor to the man whose epitaph
is written below; we never shall look mp
on his like again. When he departed his
friends put up II marble slaf with this in
scriptioT, the duplicate ofwl ich you will
hardly find in any other country -
.'An honest fellow here is laid,
His debts in full he always paid;
And what's more rare, his nciGhbors tell
us,
He sent back borrowed umbrellas"
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DA mysterious dinner party was Civ
en- some short time ago, by an elderly
gentleman, in the Hotel Demurh, at St.
Petersburg. One morning the gentleman
In question called upon Mr.. Pintscher,
the manager of the Demuth restaurant,
and ordered a luxurious repast for six, of
which he, himself, made out the menu,
| selecting from the wine card the costlicst
| vintages. He asked for an estimate of the
dinners cost, paid the amount Of his bill
in advance, and requested that every
thing should be prepared for the enter
tainment of the guests at o'clock pre-
cisely the same evening. At the exact
hour he entered the room reserved for his
banquet, and took his place quietly at
the head Of the table. 10 the chief wal
ters respectful inquiry, ''whether he ex-
pected his friends to arrive soon, as the
dinner was quite ready" he replied,
'They are all here! Let the soup be
served forthwith !" By his express COM
mand the puzzled attendants them pro-
ceeded to help the absent guests to course
after course, setting down full plates be-
fore the empty chairs, and pouring out
precious wines into the groups otlglasses
stationed before each untenanted place.
The gentleman ate and drank copously,
now and anon cinking his glass against
the masterless goblets ranged npon the
table to his right and left. With the
first round of champagne he arose aud
made a speech to his imaginary friends,
from the tenor of which oration the watt
ers gathered that they had been engaged
in attending to personages long since de-
funct. When the gentleman had con-
cluded his remarks he again went through |
the clinking formalty, drained the con-
tents of his glass, and, turning to Mr..
chilled that amazed function
ary's blood by the following ghastly
"To-day celebrated my
joyful meeting with my beloved relatives
my dead wife, daughter, and three
sons, two of whom fell in the last cam
paign. Do not be afraid; am not mad.
1t has done me power of good to spend
this happy hour or so with my family.
Yon may look for me again on this day
twelvemonth."
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man upon whom it is probable that the
office of the Chief Magstracy will be con-
ferred, mention should be made of the de-
votion to the cause of humanity which
Gen. Ogden displayed as IL member OF the
noble association of Howards in the epi-
demic of last year. Truly may it be said
of him that, whether as soldier or civili-
an, he has shown himself man sans peur
ct sans reproche.-N. 0. Picayune.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SHERIFF SALES.
John Nelson vs.. Margaret Gels.


CECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR
- the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
OF the parish Of Orleans. No. 2o62 by virtus OF
writ Of seizure and sale, to me directed By the
honorable the Second judicial District Court
for the SIKH and Seventh Municipal Districts
of the parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled
cause. 4 will proceed to sell at public auction
at the Merchants and Auctfoneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets. in the Second District Of this city, on
FRIDAY. august 4, 1870, at n o'clock m. the
io0MaRH hoT 6 DfFoe6iKse 6tND With all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Sixth District of this city. in the square
bounded by Jersey. Milan, ,Levee and Marengo
streets, according to. photographic plan de-
posted in the Office of A. Mazereau, late notary
designated as lot number eleven OF square
number four. Said lot forms the corner OF Jer-
sey and Milan streets. and measures thirty feet
front on Jersey street by one hundred and
fourteen feet nine inches In depth and front on
Milan street. Being the same property acquired
BY Margaret Gels, defendant, as follows: one
third srpm the succession OF Mrs. Barbara
Rsdegeld and the remaining two--thirds from
Mrs. Barbara Ernst, wife IT John Ernst. as per
act passed before A. s. Beck, notary, on the
eighth Of July. 1874.
Seized In the above suit.
TeTms-Cash on the spot
]. n. ALCEE GAUYHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
ivf a IN All
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFF SALES.
David stewart w. James Lewis.


E1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan
a ish OF Orleans. No. 1892 BY virtue of WTiS
OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the honor.
leans. In the above entitled cause, I will pre-
coed to sell at public auction. ut the Merchant
and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street beN
Second District OF this city, on SATURDAY.
July 49, 1879. at 10 o'clock m, the following de-
s' Elk o PGHssRsr1SE GoTs OF GROUND together
with OIL the buildings snd improvements there
on. and als the rights, ways. servitudea. priv
eges and adyantnges thefeunto belonging OF ~
District Of this city, Ia the square bounded By
Canal. Customhonse Tonti and Rocheblaye
fourteen fifteen. twenty eight, twenty nine and
thirty on plan drawn BY A. De Young. sur.
yeyor. On the third q January. 1863. deposited
In this city. Said lots measure as follows, to
wit. Lots numbers thirteen and fifteen each
thirty one feet front On Hocheblaye street by 9
tween parallel lines: lot number foni teen thir-
ty-one feet four inches fropt on Rocheblaye
dsp between as ns ea@brs
twenty -eight and thirty each thirty-one feet
front On Tontl street By one hundred and forty,
lot number twenty nine thirty-one feet four
inches front on Tonti street BY one hundred and
forty three feet In depth, between parallel lines.
on the side nearest to Canal street by an alley
ten feet wide AND iots i numbers fifteen and
twenty eight are D01nQGd ON the SIDE nearest
to Customhouse street by an alley ten feet wide,
In common to said lots and others, and all of
said lots arc bounded In the rear By an alley
eleven feet eight inehes and four lines wide ii
common to said lots and others oil In con-
formity to said plan. AZ well as to another plan
drawn by q. A. Hedin. dated the fifteenth Of
April, 1850. Being the same property acquired
by defendant by purchase from David Stewart.
as per act passed before james Fahey. notary
public In this city. ON the twentieth of August.
1874.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. H. ALCEE aAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ea8 iv1 a liz ~ az
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Felix Fageret Va. The MArnis street Meth
odist Episcopal Church.


T,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish Of Orleans. No 99Oi- BY virtue OF a WRIT ct
fleri facias. to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
In the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange. Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets. In the Second District
Of this city, on SATURDAY, July IL, 1879, at IL
O'Clock D,.. the following described property. to
a 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with the building and improvements thereon,
known as Soule Chapel. situated In the Second
District Of this city. in the square bounded BY
Bienville. CONT Marafs and IRENE streets.
designated as lot number sig on o plan drawn
by 81. MOelhauseD. surveyor. dated twenty-hrst
of November, 1914, and deposited for reference
as plan number thirty eigh., of book Of plans
number two, In the office OF VIM. Ghristy, late q
notary In this city; which said lot measures
thirty two feet eleven inches and two lines front
on Marais street by one hundred and twenty
seven feet ten Inches and four lines In DEPTH.
and width In the rear of thirty-two feet seven
inches and five lines; Being the same property
which the said Marais street Methodist Episco-
pal Church acquired from the trustees OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church for Wesley Chapel.
as per act OF Andrew Hero. Jr.. notary. on the
fifteenth Of August, 1877.
Seized In the above suit.
Term5-CaA Ii on the spot
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
ie1O II II "a jyl S12
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession Of Antonio Canet

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
y parish Of Orleans. No; Al ,a2scoW Whereas. MRS
titfoned the court for letters Of admins
tration on the estate of the Late, Antonio
Canet, deceased. Notice Is hereby glveL
to all whom 1t may concern to show Gauss
within ten days why the prayer OF the said peti
toner should not be granted.
BY order of the court. w.
1e27 iy1 g. JOHN HEhbhhI. OleIk.
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Cnri. tian r. HUNT vs.. widow Kohne.

Chrl. tian II. Huf1t vs.. widow KOhne.
GECoND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
> ish Of Orleans, No. a94-By virtn q az anles
W. Rogers. second JUS, lice Of the acs IN and
for the parish of Orleals:, In the saoye stated
suit. will proceed to sell ct public auction M ct
DAY, July IL 1873 at = O'clock M -,,v,,,r,-nn
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above stated suit.
vi n1t sIf -oaeA = - 4. BARNES. Constable.
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Mrs. Mary Germaine, Tutrix, etc, vs..
Frank MalIerich.

Mrs. Mary Germaine, Tutrtx, etc, vs..
Frank Mallerich.
1IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans, No. 5248- BY. virtue OF a
writ Of fieri facias to me directed by the honor;
able the Sixth District Court for the parish ct
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. will
proceed to sell at public auction, on the prem
ises hereinafter designated, on MONDAY, July
1879, at 10 o'clock m. the following described
pt ONE LOT OF FURNITURE AND NOV
ABLE PROPERTY, ETC., now In my warehouse
No l. % and d Orleans sire ct, between Royal and
Bourbon streets, In the Second District OF this
city.
Seized In the above suit.
TermB-Cash on the spOt. v~
j. r. ALCEE dAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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CONSTABLE SALES.

Mayer T. silnernagel vs.. Mr. and MIS-.
Picard. No. 537; Raphael Gondolfo VS.. same.
Nos. SOB and 604.
GECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans-BY consent OF all parties
also. BY virtue Of writ Of aeri facias, to me
directed by the Hon. ". Rogers. Second Justice
Of the Peace in and for the parish o. QrIeanss,
at public auction at the corner Of Bienyille
street and Exchange Alley. on TUESDAY, July
= The CONTENTS of a Coffee-house and
Boarding house. as per inventory on file In my
office.
Seized In the above stated suits.
iv1 Il 'A1 ~ - r. BARNES Constable
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Mrs. r. Bauer, Parliamentary Execntr1x,
VS.. y. e. Scharre. Mrs. w. Otto. Intoryenor.

vs.. II. E. Scharre. Mrs. w. Otto. Intoryenor.
HoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL iall Of Orleans. No. ~. Cosby virtue Of writ
OF feri facias, to me directed BY the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans. In the above entined cause.
/ will proceed to sell a. pubic auction.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets In the Second District OF this city. on
THURSDAY. July 81, 1879. at u O'Clock M. the
folloTtng deselbeedF pH9 H2Eb % vi mnrove
ments thereon. situated in Fauboarg Avart.
sixth District OF this city. In square number
one hundred and twenty.three. new plan Gity
of Jefferson; which square Is bounded Ey Le-
wee, Robert, Soniat and Jersey street, "a a.,
Office of G. G. Ladreguerre. notary public; said
| lots are designated by numbers nine and ten
| lot nine measures. in American measure. th1T.
| ty feet front on Robert street By one hundred
ures American measure. thirty feet two inches
| front on Robert street lbyl one hundred anN
twenty. FIVE feet In depth between parallel llne
acquired by VIM. Zinse, one OF the defendaH 50
January 3, 1859. title registered In BOOK 4sA/
,. A LOT OF GROUND. with improy6E&
/ thereon, situated in the Sixth Disfric&N &%
city In square number seventy seven. pc III
| by Front. Upperline. Levee and Robert afI6etal
designated By number twenty. on plan . an
public. on December ~. 1868, measuring thirty
| feet SIX lines. more or less, front on Levee
street, by eiRhty-two feet deep and 'front.' on
| Robert street, acquired by VIM. Zinsels GNP of
the defendants. May 81, 1863, reg1steree - aek
/ Seized In the above suit.
Ierms-c = B. q hL III sep GS:AUrHREAt!
4 Civil sheriff Of the Parish of Orle
| 1889 ly1 u q % 81
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Theodore Klrn '. caspar KraIemann.


Y,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish Of Orleans, No. % s46-By virtue OF q writ
of seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon
orable the Third District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, In the above entitled cause. ]. viii
proceed to sell at public auction, ut the Mer-
chants and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal reet.
between Canal and Oustomhouse streets. In the
Second District Of this city. on friday, Au-
gust /, 1879, at ia O'clock M, the following de-
a OEKTAIN Tor or GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon situated
In the First District Of this city, In the saunre
bounded by st. Joseph: Magazine. Delor e and ~
seph street, having thirty-four feet front on
said 6, Joseph street By depth Of eighty -four
feet eight inches. more or less, between PRr-
alel lines, being the same property which was
acquired BY the said Caspar Kralemann IRON,
befers PItot Jr notary p5ube '' On the
eleventh of June. 1878.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. Il. ALCEE 4AUTHREAUX-
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Mrs. 3. Moses ct A., n. B,envenu, subro-

Mrs. h. Moses ct AL. N. Bienvenu, subrO-
gee. vs. N. Bienyenu. Jr.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
WRIT 81 ieri faeias, to me directed By the hon.
orable the Sixth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause, ] will
ses hereinafter designated on MONDAY, July
a. 1875 at o'clock p. M. the following described
property. to Wit
TENTS AND FIXTURES, ETC.. Of the Grockery
store, situated at the corner Of Where and St
Peter Streets ia the Second District Of this city
All as per inventory on file In my Office.
Seized In the above suit.
rerms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
iu1 q "A