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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
A RESULT.

Il msies no Difference how many physicians
or how much medicine you have tried. It 10 now
an established fast that German Syrup IL the
only remedy which has given complete satis.
faction In severe cases Of Lung Diseases. Il 10
true there are Jet Thousands OF parsons who
ave prcjisposed TO Throat and Lug Affections.
Consumption. Hemorrrhages. Asthma. severe
Colds settled on the brtast. Pneumonia, Whoop.
Ing Cough. etc.. who have N personal knowl.
edge Of Boschee's German Syrup. To such We
would cay that @. loo dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. oonsumptives, III Just
one bottle. Regular size 10 cent?. Hold By ell
druggists In America. deal COW Sat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
Another Death,

LONDON. Jan. 4.-Another death has
occurred among the wounded by the ex.
piosion on the man-of.var Thundsrsr.
The others are doing well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04

wn Hill. J Halliserdy. N Mccarthy,
in Albright. N Walsh. Mrs Rodgers, Mrs
D b Norton. Mrs. Guest. Miss L Rule. Miss
u Rule, T r. Andrews. @ 3 King.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
PerIahed in the Hlamea.

wALPoLz. Mass, Jan. 4.-Ths house
Of Benjamin Neal burned to-day. His
wife psrished In the flames.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04

BEAUTIFUL WORK OF 100 PAGES.
~trstiooa. With Descriptions Of the best owe
and Verstables and how 70 uov them All Ter
! ry.cent stamp. In English OF sfman
THE pLowRn AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
-ffs nsees. six Colorsd Plates and many hun
drcd knrrsvinss. For 90 cents In paper covers
81 In elegant cloth. In osfmAn or Kpslish.
yIoKs ILLUsrRArKD MONTHLY NAoA.
ziNR.ss pegss. : Colored Plats n ever mum
rear ave copies for ~. Specimen numbsn
sent for 10 cents
UcK's SEEDS are the best In the world,
Send ave csut stamp for . FLoaAL 0urpH, on.
!aInins La md Prices. and pisrty Of pSsgns.
i; ,a' JAMES VICE, R0sAsssss. HI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04

Arrivals Yesterday nsrstsg.
OIL Bush. J Smith. Geo Gedge. N Ford.
@ v Boisot. J r Swain, PA Doyle. q Gale.
J Brumsey. II Donnslly. Mrs Z Hughes.
Mr. J T Eastwood. A Clark. 5 ii Mott.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
TWO Nore Angels.

TAUNTON. Mass.. Jan. 4.-dardinsr
Tingsly, at East Attisboro. killed him
self and wife this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
Heavy Railure.

LONDON. Jan. Ar. Henderson 4
Co.. seed crushers OF Leeds and Hull,
have failed. Liabilities. fl05. 600.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
SAVAGE.

Ansshsr Pamp Nod Brekss-"Esss
Coansry~ Prom which Sisisess
Are Excluded = Interview Win
Hupertntsndsns Gillette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
THERMoMEIRIc.

Tempesssurs OF December and the
Year ls7s-Comparisoas OF the
Menth and Year with others
from l-7A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
Pay asIiA.

Following are the pay rolls for De-
esmber OF some OF the principal. mines
Of iha CnmafncL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04

$40 Raymond 4 Ely. 8. II
50 Meadow Valley. zoe
2io Eureka Con-. -
40 Jackson. 7k.s
10,LsopArd. COO
<S'Bslmont. 60c
(, Northern Belle. 9s
$50 Husssy. SOC
{. Manhsstan. ~. 4 so. ass
COS Grand Prize.l7s. IN, IN
34o:Argsnta. 2 0S, 10
100 Navajo. i5o
800 Endowment. SOC. $50
800 Independence. I 10
80 Star. 500
400 Hiilside. 2 10
COO H~ighbridgs. 2 20. AZ
100 Day. 25c
$40 Parsdiss. I 90. I IS,
a5o..Real. Del Nonie...2
50 Albion.
400 Bodis. ~. 7s.s
$50 Bechtsl. 600
20. McClinton. ..25c
10 rioga. I 20
SIS Summit. MI Is
$50 Bulwer. II
900 0~oodshav. ioc
30 Blsckhawk. 500
G.. Booker. SOC
$50 Mono. . 10. . 50
80 Con. Pacific. ~
ESQ Martin White. ~
500 Tiptop. I ~. Ia
100 Lssds. I
400 Caledonia lBiaek Hiils).i
THIS MORNING..
80 ophir. ssh
40 Msx,e.n alL ~. 9lA
1910 Gould 4 Curry. i0s. 10. ios' H.
i0S
S55 California. lib, liz, liz
l07s savage. n. i2t. i2s. i2t. IAN.
i2t. i2S, i2as
1870 Con. virginiA.,9. 81
90 Chsllar- Potosi. IS. AN
6i0 Hale a Norcross. IN. i3As. i3S
ass Crown Point. ) 60. 3 -
725 Yellow Jacket. Ia. ias. IA, IAN.
IA. IAN
s001IuperiAl. SOC. T5c
5Kentuck. , 95
$50 Alpha. ioe. i0s. iob
400 Bslcher. . IS. 80
los Conadsnee.
100 sierra Nevada. ~. Az
20 Utah. liz
1915 Bullion. 6t. 6s
960 E~xchsquer. 4 ~. 4 ~. 10
S06 0vermAn. 81
TAO Justice. Az. 4 20. A. b. a 20. ~
80 Succor. zoe
$50 Union Con-. 81. 57S
800 Alta. 81, 81
$50 Lady Bryan. 0c, soc
1850 julia. 4 0o.4
loss Caledonia. 2 40. ~
800 Baltimore. I 10. l 40. II
1850 Silver Hill. ~. l 60. 1 40. u
3s5 Challenge. I 65. I 70
1850 New York. SOC. 75c. Sc
ITO Phil. Sheridan. SOC. ioc
500 Kossuth. 25c
800 Wells Fargo. zoe. i5c
100 Lady Warrington. SOC
CTS Ward. 75c. Toe
300 LsviAthan. Sc. soc
10 Nsrth Con. Virginia. 81. 81
30 Andes. COO
400 Trojan. 40c. $50
1S5 Benton. 3. 10
50 Solid Silver. SOC
iis0 North Bonanza. soc. 5jc. zoe
$50 10. Louis. SOC
10 Eureka Con-. AN
las Jackson. sk.9
100 Raymond 4 Ely. ~
40 Leopard. SOC
235 Ola. 20c
SO Northern Belle. 81
90 hgs.ry $40
ii7s Grad PT.1e. ~ 7s.7N rs. ~. u.
800 Argsal4. , -. u
- I~n1spsptenc-. 1 10
ccq-s1lx. ~
ll0 Hiil<iis. 2
tiso Highbridss. ~. 2 30. ass
~ Paradise
20 Albion. IL
$50 Modoc. $50. Coo
Is Boiic. So. 81
100 Mcciinton. 25e
lbs TiogA. I 10
635 Summit. IL
las Bulwer. lik. f4a. Is
2200 Oriental. SOC. s5c. 90c. 95c.
$50 B~laskkAwk. Toe
100 South Bodie. 2jc
20 Booker. SOC
800 Sitting Bull. zoe
400 Con. Pacific. I IS. ~. I co. IL
1Go Mono. 2 50. 2 20. 2 ~
100 daley
22o Martin White. 4. Al
" Golden Terra. 50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-04
Wck,s FLORAL GUIDE

cHrv J.c,,on'. Bs., sweet xavy Tobacco.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
The Albanians.

The Albanians, who have just
sent depntation 10 COnstantinoplr
to ask the Turkish Government for
the privilege Of home rule, are
little known to travellers, and are
in many respects n very peculiar
people, They are much in earnest
in their protests against the pro.
posed transfer Of q portion of their
country To Greece. and, il the
transfer be made, will not be- likely
To submit To il iainely. They mum.
beT about 2,OtW,WU, and call them.
selves Sklpetars. They are not tn
he conioundrd with the Albani.
who live on the Caspian Sea; they
are descendants of the ancient
lllyrians. mixed with Greeks and
Slavs; are haliciyilizpd mountain.
prr.. generous tn their friends aud
vindiciive To their foes. Confirm.
ally under arms, they are rather
robbers and pirates than cattle.
raiscr> and agricnltnrisrs, as they
assume to he. Many serve as mcr.
cenaTirs, aud these are the best
soldiers in the Turkish army. They
were once all Christians; but after
the death of their last chief. George
tasIriolo, surramcd Brandribrg,
and their conquest by the Turks,
most ut them embraced Mohamnc.
danism. and, with the true spirit of
conversion, cruelty and prrtidiouSly
prosecuted such of their tribe as
remained true to the old faith. The
steep valleys of the Achrron in the
south, forming the District of Suli,
are occupied by powerful tribe,
the SulioirS, who ill their fields
sword in hand, and conceal their
gathered haivcstS in the earth.
They made themselves famous by
their long and spirited resistance To
Ali PL>lia. The AlhanianS are all
believers in aud executors of the
law al retaliation. even exceeding
the taISIcanS III this. An assassin
Is slain 10y the kinsIncn or friends
of the victim. II they cannot find
him, they kill his father. his son,
his brother, or his cousin. ABDUL
terry bears the same penalty as as.
Sassinalion. II u bctruth,d girl
llts her lover he is privileged To
Kill amy member of her family.
hospitality is sacred. \ man who
wounds or Stays his guest is driven
from his tribe, and all communica.
Tim with his family is intcrdicted.
He who Kills Il woman is forever
Illshonorrd. all his relatives being
designated as woman slayers.-Noc
Inrk TiMek.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
Walking Through the Honeymoon.
IGoldcn Words |

In order To walk with pleasure
and profit 10 ourselves, we must hr.
gIn when Young, walk II set distance
daily, and AZ II given uniform pace.
The distance must he short at first.
and gradually Increased. the pace.
likewise slow at first. must
quicken day 10y day, until the dc>lr.
rd proficiency is attained. fmuth.
els were careful 10 have the prdcS-
TRAN training of their girls begun
about the age Of twelve, then our
eyes would hr gladdrnrd 10y the
sight at women moving with grace,
dignity and eSwIttursS along our
streets; and, moreover, We should
HAY" another employment added To
our list at social pleasures. Tor wives
and sisters could accompany hu>.
bands and brothers on delightful
walking expeditions, aud parties for
10" same purpose could hr organic
Ell, ~ We see parties uniting for Il
tour 10y rail nr steamer. Picture to
yourselves how charming would he
Il hoN'N moon passed IN walking
through h"autiiui scenery. under
the iIrr sky, III crisp Autumn. oi
sweet Sprlng Misunderstanding
The journey into just 81 many miles
pei dlrm. as would give tlulr for
turning aside to examine some
"hoSkN dell, or halt Toy some zip
ping river, picture the swift. brac
lng march over Il mile or ST. ~ moor.
Lana, then the arriving at the rest
lhg place ~ the cool. fresh. gloam.
me-. the welcome supper aud com
Portable chair. Would il not pnt
expensive and announcement Cont
mental Wedding trip> out of fashion
lis. indeed, they are growing al
ready To be-.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
A Popular HaIIuclnaNon
Webster Tribune. /

Webster Tribune
The Claiborne Guainian thus
speaks out:
"lf there should he n convention,
and II soUnr new men should he
nominated on the regular party
ticket, let it now be- we'll understood
that We i'll not publish them even
rs nominees unless We are paid tor
1t. We, even in this short period
Of our existence, are beginning Ia
find that there are persons who
think We ought to be- paid by the
noun of multitude, the people, or
that We ought To do the work for
pure love of country. Some of our
bills for work of that kind have
not been paid, for REASONS atislac,
tory to the PARTIES who refuse"
The Tribune adopted this cnnfse.
naturally surprising that amy one
with as much brains as an average
oyster understood II III Il business
light. But. 10 our surprise, We
have since learned that machine
politicians labor under an halluci.
nation that il is the DUTY at a
new spapcr To announce. without
charge. the narnrs at nominees.
PRINT uiiiCTTt calls Tor meetings, etc.
They allumpt 10 argue: that as u
Democratic newspaper receives
mainly It's support from members
of the party, it should Ito the work
of the politician for nothing.
The Tribune receives the bnlk of
it's patronage from members of the
Democratic partN-uot merely he
cause il is u Democratic paper, or
thai they are Democrats. But. for
the principal reason that they wish
10 read Il good, live local paper,
and advertise through u well circu
laiing Medium. II there is any
charity work 10 he done. or free
pulling, We prefer giving II Ia
those wlIo subscribe to. and adVcr.
It's" in. the paper. rather than
Office seekers. about whose
only claim To office is their ability
Ia stir up II poli;ical excitement
and drift into position nj the cX
prnsc al somebody else. 1t is char .
table To call such fellows idiots.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
Missionary Baptist.

NV D. w. MELTON breaches at Coal
l'ang'' "a Sabbath in each month and
Saturday hcforr-At Sharon. near Lisbon
an sabbath of each month and SATURDAY
before.
ht'' - MCGEE, breaches at Homer,
va inr 81 Sabbath and Saturday before Of
hEN; A. HARRIS breaches at Antioch,
Haonath OF each month and Saturday
Srioie-Ai Colquitt, I'd sabbath-At Rocky
SSp.lng' 81 Sabbath of each month and
SniI ,.aE h'inrr-At New Friendship, 4th
''""''h ana saturday before.
NY; n. 4: ARDS breaches at Athens,
b,,o r"ooath IN each month and Saturday
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
fist Of Jurors for the Octooe'
Term Of ID. C., 1879.

pr 1T REMEMBERED, That on this the
b Fist day of August, 4. d. l1.g, ' We,
IN. undersigned qualified jury Coininis-
.;",er. met AT the Court house in the town
Of Homer. Claiborne parish, Louisiana, lot
the purpose of revising the general v Tr',
and 10 draw the venire for the Oct. Term
81 I'm. District Court Of Claiborne parlsh,
commencing on the Third Monday OF sala l
month and after choosing eighty person..
70 complete the general venire' in plac" o,
,ho.s drawn for service at The last term of
sand Conf, proceeded to draw the Jurors
tn .,ry. IN. first week of the next regular
term Of the llth District Court, coinihenc-
ing on the Goth day Of Oct, l-.9' II oeing
the Til ID Monday of said month whSn TUE
following named persons were duly ara"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
The End of The World.

\ lecture delivered at the Berlin
| nt>rI>lIN some three months ago.
hN Prot. DulmiS RcN noud, beans
the omiunuS title, "The End at
Oar Worltl;' aud SAYS that rvrr>
movement upon our planet, with
The exception OF the chh aud flood
which are caused bl the solar heat.
As. however, the sun loses every
Year IA portion ot his caloric. Scirn,r
has lately come to the conclusion
that he will not exist as an pmittrr
ot warmth longer than for 900,
600 Years IL come. During that
space ot time our earth will get
colder aud colder in proportion as
the solar heat shall diminish. The
ice will advance from the poles to
the equator; the earih's population
will gradually recede before the adj.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
A Fraud.

One DR.. II. +. Hart for 4 or D
years past a citizen OF Perryvllle,
Ark. located last Springat Rocky
Monni, this parish, whe'e he be
havrd himself very badly. Al
though he has two wives, both living
III last Reconnaissance at Pine Blnu
ard he other at perryvills, Arkan'
sas-he gained the conEnt OF a
young lady OF Rocky Mount To mar.
~ him; but his bad character was
discovered in time tn save the young
lady from this sad fate, md the
scounlrcl left the community for
parts MISUNDERSTANDING an unpaid
board bill. Hart claims to be- IA
keutuckian. He is q feet imheS
high; weighs 200 pounds; has a Wild
look out at his eyes; broad shoulders,
aud about % years old. He il a
bad character. Our brethren of
the press will please pass HIN
around. B0ssier Banner.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
Rest as a Cure for Neuralgia and
Headache.

Neuralgia, one of the ills of the
women of tn day, has been defined
as the "prayer of the nerves for
healthy blood." DR. Studlry SAYS,
in nine cases ont of ten, the cause
OF neuralgia in young women is
traeeable to want of equilibrium IN
the circulation. The poor body is
80 cramped and distorted and load
ell down with the thousand and one
devices for making it look stylish"
that the blood has very hard work
tn get around at all, To say nothing
OF getting round on time. Take
the corset liver for instance, SAYS
the Doctor. as the medical students
have learned to call :hr livrrs of
female subjects which go to the
dissecting room. Ii is the rule
rather than the exception for those
livcrs to he deeply indrnted where
the ribs having crowded against
them by improperly worn clothing.
that the wrist can easily be laid in
the groove. And this in an organ
which il a mass of blood vessels.
through which every particle of
blood ought to circulate freely on
its way To the heart. OF course il
cannot through the squeezed por
tions, and the inevitable result of
the halt.done work of the liver is /
an unclcan condition of the blood, .
which uttcrS its cry 10y means OF
aching nerves. Ii YOU are suffer /.
ing from headache, it is probably .
due either To errors in diet. or tn
fatigue, or to ~ cold in the head"
or tn u constitutional tendency to
neuralgia. The remedy is-rcst /.
If the stomach has been offended
by too much food or by too great
variety either will cause hcadachrJ
by all means give il II rest. Take .
twenty four hours fast, aud give .
Nature Il chance To do her own r..
pairing. II the head aches hv rca
son of nerve fatigue, :hcrc is no
remedy like sleep; and the way To
court sleep is To take warm foot.
bath, and then firmly icsolvc 10 go
w Sl'tI'. .htIllil lllll HtNllbn Is .
just as sure 10 result from inord
nate cramming with book lore rs is
gastric indigestion sure To follow
food examining. Bc temperate III
respect To Your hon:s of waking
and sleeping. The best hours for
sleep are those between 10 and -.
and no amount of sleep prolonged
into daylight can compensate for .
the loss of those precious hours. .
We each must have u pound of OK
ygen per day To consume the waste
matter whose accumulation in our
blood causes neuralgia. and We can
not get il even in the best ventila.
ted apartments. We must go out
OF doors for it, or we shall pay the .
penalty of onr neglect by desp"ud. .
ency, by headache, 10y neuralgia,
by hyStcria, and perhaps eventually
by insanity.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
Politics and Business.

Notices of political meetings 10
take plac" viii he printed as items
ot news. Local mention will also he
made of >nch meetings, when con.
fncd To its organization and grurr-
al pnrpurt. For tins. no charge will
be- made. Bur. resolutions, speech.
IS. and political matter OF Il general
nature, which merely benefits poll
TEXANS and candidates, will toe
charged rs regular advertisements.
lhrrr Is a difference between
political news. which interests the
general public. and political matter
which adds mainly 10 the benefit ni
a few. We have been a long tina,
discovering this; bat having learned
where the distinctive line is, We
shall draw II Misunderstanding an
alike, Democrats as we'll aS Green.
bacAcrS.- Webster TrjbuHe.
Your head is level. Gi,rus lonr
hand.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
What He Was Fishing For.
prtruit Free Press. !

ll'.ll'iN rec ll'N~.
The other day the harbor master
cainr ACROSS Il stranger on the " hart,
At the foot at Rttrtuiph street. fish
Ing with Il cotton string Ia which
WAS attached hook made of stove.
pipe wire and baitrd with an appl.
core.
"Do Yen expect To catch any fish
with such tackle rs that" inQuir
eel the officer.
"N", sir" WAS the prompt reply.
Are You fishing for bIcs.'
"No. sir"
Fishing for fun
"No, sir
The nrtilrd harhor master ahont
Ia tell the calm moullrd Stanerr To
fish away and be- hanged To him.
when he carefully lifted his hook
out OF the water. SPIT on the apple
core aud said:
Eve been in this city two DAYS
and over, sleeping in boxes and
living on air, and | WAS just expert.
mentlng In see II there WAS burned
reptile in this neighborhood as hun.
CRY rs | am"
The officer lent him chew of 10.
hacco, and permitted him To contin.
ne MS experiment IN peace.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
Who Should Not be a Wife.

llNs that WOMAN u call To I've u wife
who thinks more of her silk dress
than her children. and visits her
nursery no ottrner than once a dd\!
Has that woman II call 10 he "A wife.
who cries for "A caShm re shawl
when her husbands notes are being
protested! Has that woman a call
To be- wife who sits reading the
last novel when the husbatd stands
before the glass vaiuly TRYING To
pin together Il buttonlcss shirt.
bosomi Has that woman "A call to
be wife who expects her husband
To swallow diluted coffee, suggN
bread, smoky tea and watrry pota
toes six days IN seven! Has she
call to bc II wife who illrts with
every man she meets and reserves
her trowns for her home trcsidr.
Has she call to be a wife who
comes down To breakfast in aboml.
nable curl papers, Il sollcd dressing
gown and shoes down at the heel.
Has she Il call to be IA wifi. whose
husbands love weighs nauuht i'm
the balance with her next door
neighbours damask curtain or vel.
vet carpet Has she call To be
u wife who would take advantage
of moment of coniugal weakness
TO extort money or exact promisei
Has she a call to be wife who
takes n journey for pleasure, lcav.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
What Smoking Does for Boys.

\ certain doctor, with the large
number of boys after the age %.
fifteen whom he observed smoking,
was led 10 inquire into the effect
The habit had upon the the general
health. lie took for his purpose
thlrtAcight boys, aged from nine to
ilttrtn Years, and careful examined
them. In twenty seven of them he
discovered injurious traces of the
iiihlt. In twenty two there were
various disorders of the circulation
and digestion; pnlpiiation of the
heart and more or less marked taste
for strong drink. In twelve was
frequent bleeding at the nose: ten
had disturbed sleep, and twelve bad
slight liberation oi the mucous
uicmhrailr al the mouth, " hich dis
appeared on ccaslng from the use of
tobacco for some days The doctor
treated them all for weakness. Nj,h
httlr effect until the smoking WAS
discontinued, WHEN health aud
strength WAS restored. Now. this
Is no "old Wlic'S tale" as these facts
are given on the authority of the
British Medical Journal.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24

ing her husband to toll in close
Office aud have an eye, when at
home, to servants and childrenf
Has she call TO be wife TO whom
Il good husbands society is not the
greatest OF earthly blessings, and a
house full of rosy children its best
furnishing and prettiest adornmenti
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
Primitive Raptjst

NON MY, N. {. PARKER breaches at Lebs-
p Isl sabbath Of each montb-At New
pa an'ah' ~ sabbath of each month-At Mt.
nrday before. "'n'n Anu GOV
tiach ,,t ~; Is HOWARD breaches at An
''n sabbath of each month.
merit, a. FOSTER breaches at Sum.
l'fneid' LIST Sabbath in each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24

vancing glaciers; the sun VIII be.
come less aud less luminous, until
he will present the appearance oil a
dark red ball, and finally ice VIII
annihlale all vitality on or planet.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN.

KY; 4. LEACH breaches at Shiloh,
I..ol'l sabbath N each month and Satur-
'aN nf"r"-At Salem Church, Third Sab
o"'h III each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-09-24
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church.
Presbyterian.

KEY. j. 7. DAVIDSON breaches At H,-
mex Isl and 81 Sahhaths of each month
~ Mlndrn, ID Sabbath of each month
~ Athens, ith sabbath of each month.
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Town Of HOmer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. Z. Church South.
REV. j. \. PARKER, PASTOR.

Tulip Church First Sunday in each
month, AT II u'cl'k, III. Homcr-Second
aud Fonrth sundays III each month, at IL
o'cIk, III, aud Fourth sundays at ! p m.
ArIzona-lhird Sunday, ut IL . m, and
= III.
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Christian.

ion &C. c., T. N. NoRTHUM preacbe. At I'm.
W;r IroVe' six miles north of Homer IN the
esch ana EIdorado road Sd Sabbath Of
'''n month and Saturday before
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The church ot Rome has made
marked progress III Great Britain
during the past tittA Years. In $50
There were only Al priests and 40
chaprls. Now there are 1908 priests
amp ll22 chapclS: There were no
muna>teIlcs. converts and colleges
in lS29. but in 1869 there were %
monaSlcricS, 232 converts aud 20
colleges. and IA further increase has
been made since 1859, though the
amount of IL is not reported.