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domestic helpis much needed I'm Bur-
lingame. A lew good girls could secure
steady employment at from - 10 $50 per
week.
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N ore Gold.

New YORK, September l2.-Arrived, the
steamship France, from London.
The steamship DOMAIN, from Bremen,
brought 5000, 900 in gold.
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-Ailoan and building assp cation is being
organized Ia BIrlingame.
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The Governor has instructed the patrol
guard 10 watch closely Tor robbers from the
Indian Territory, ami capture them If pos
Aible.
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-LyPho,d fever prevails "a come extent at
Eureka.
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FOREIGN.
On n Strike
France. Tribute In America.

LONDON, September 12.-The cotton OPP
eratives OF Ashton are on a strike.
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The crop Of castor beans is reported to be
the largest ever raised IN the state. The beans
have been worth a dollar q husheI in the
eastern part o; the state, but have recently
declined a little.
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KANSAS NEWS.


--Carpen,ers are scarce and In demand at
Topeka.
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6srnste's EXTRACT. War.
sAnN.f D.

Juse IN TIE state. Prepared
, u Is. White Lime, I'iaster
as represented can De re-
. delivered to For Leavsu
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YEAST POWDERS.

YEAST POWDERS.
ltsrrop's .--....--.-..ID 1,utO
Fe7fiae --.--.--..---...l5, 25U45
= La Dvigss'S BAKING Soda Is
EiSKETS.
Ssrnez- ICED, aarket. laundry
.EhiitTen schoc nd cloths.
Raskefp
PICKLES
~rosse a Bisck-el'S. $1,000. 20
Lea q PeTrin'S Sauces. and Ksu.
I1rnsi- --ssT2.
NJ Sugar { Ved Ham, y on
shOuitsr 30 't=SsE.st Pzco
Choics Tired BseI.
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k1tO11, TAfSnl p, NlYfOO
lbs at the Market Prics
SELLIES.

yESLIES-
Laysss. ,-.o-tn-1t eres ssrs 10
tee city, o. Ihe very cAo ssss.
Better Goods and more for
Mustard, for lot. ~ cents, half
Paris and Cement. Any goods
turned at our expense and the
worth Voc ~ charge.
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Sale OF the Trust Lands.
President and Party

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Secretary
of the Interior has directed the sale Of the
X snsas trust and diminished reserve lands
| to actual settlers.
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CINCINNATI, September l2.-The Presi-
dent and party left this morning on the new
Cincinnati Southern railroad for the high
bridge that spans the Kentucky river.
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D&p>rs 20 -----.---ss-------.-=.----- y
Sar-cy's CIun5 y-s-'. ; 'or... 81
Tobacco, we retail at whole
sale prices.
Faite Coal UIl. rs -=nI - gallon
the money nan any other bt
gallon, rs cen ,One gallon jars
bought or Us not being a. goo,
money will ter. fIndsd Good
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FOOT RACE.

Dacotah Maid, Sterling and Tornado were
entered in This race. which WAS won by the
first named very handsomely. The race is on
again for 10 day.
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Ard a great variety Of sn7h tub
cluols, pine aua cefiII kAuz-
AIMS. butter, tubs, sugar,
buckets ana boxes.
: D White cashmere sC42 -... I
. 31Ts Savoa Soap OT...-... o
40 bass Standard - 0
a. L-rs No. Pain % ......-..l
-h Sznffrr 80 EEfxL
, 1879-06-28

Alfh8 tHFN f&H.
The many rersons whu Iare claims ia pron-
srty in land iu Englaad ought to look promptly
to their interests, Tile act for tbs limitation OF
actions relating to rca' property ,gas passed as
fur 6apk as 1871. II was II supplement to Lord
seleornn's D!!l for facilitating tic transfer OF
land, but. owing 10 tIla monrtaure Of its proyl.
alops, md IL give al eoncerupd fur warning, ita
operation was deferred to Jan. |, 1870 ;Flle
0ist Of the act Ism declaration that no pcrson
ahal hfnK any action to recover lHIt! OF rent *.
capt Within twelve years utter thu right has nc.
cFued. In the case of Infancy, coyurturu Of
marriage, nn4 llnucy, pctlud Of sir years Is to
ba allowed from thu termination Ut tllu Ljsa-
blltsy or 'n Lhe case nf any ono claiming through
pcrtop who laborcl under suct disabling
from the time ot hi. ot her usath. Tho perlud
ot grace allowed to persuns absent beYond suas
IL abnltshed. 4 lhsNIuwneF who permits the
nlortaagee OF hls estase to halA Possession will
10 barred, A1i.l will not 10 ubla to redeem bis
property ae tic end OF twelve yrars fro.n tho
timu whom thu lattar took posscst.ou, unless ho
haa received written acknowledgement Of ills
title, III no tnatauce Will Il ba possible to rs-
cover land Or rtnt after suffering claims to go
to sleep for thirty ysars.
, 1879-06-28
THE SThMLEY-}jA2En WAR.

u appears as Il, Notwithstanding Ger. Sbes-
nan's ad4lce IN bis letter giving the CONCLUSIONS
ot the csart'u,aytul IN the BsaAtey-I Ilaxen case,
thu controversy was not to be allowed Ia drop.
Ths following editor!sl, nubltsAcd iu the Ih,iYa!o
ELpssx. ut tho 18th, Indicates thut Gen. uazan
IL not yet out ol the woods:
Thu verdict III tu military cause cc}cbre In
which tAssa twe Nell-known o!Icers were con-
ttstants WIS ycsterlay promulgated by the
General III tho Arluy- It III nat just what
either contestant desired, bat It ID pyohab'y
Ut the army, thau X II had lea,,ea morv to
thls verdict leaves deu. Iazea IL T y pltiaolo
plight. , ,,..,
The TRIAL brought 70 light Il letter ot .!ulY 13,
l6t to the nlegcd histnrlau, henson J. LoBsIl,,,
~ which HazcA broadly n.n! 4razen!y Lee1aseI
that "HothllE could hc further from tho truth
tho Gngern'l!e!'t' regarding tho battlu OF Mis-
hiol Ridge. Now, II there, was ever chiynIric
Oltlrer, man who Tas tlM. soul OF truth atul
lonor, II whs GeoFau II. Thoo'as II caunot be
tl.at anong al who served under him aud can,o
10 know aud to love Ln shese will not he onu
found to resent tlc insult ts,ua esst UPON bis
grave t,Y ticn. lluxen. Il!p ulnloblttos or Qrn,
shetalaa to ticn. Stanley, in esrtying ont the
ssnsease of tho suirs Y extended ly the aathor
both to he tureful that thu aerYic,: be not H.
lurtl By u revival Ut The djsputa bctw tl,un,.
Gcn. stauley. Wy feel sufu tro!n wuat we know
of hlM, Will faithfully obscryo this Injunction.
Gen. iiaxop bug a!rea9y yto'assl II y thu IN
military proceeding VI beginning q libel suit In
a EVIL court. Gen. Sllcrmunfs 4simouitJou ID li.
rected unly tu thcaa tso officers. There ~
mosaIIls IN 7 to prevent auy friend of Gen.
TboTnas-nuthny to prevent the HacIety ot thr
Army Ut the Cumberland, WHICH IL slInrtly to
uHvctl i i!obIa equestrian statue Of thu chtef
Wtluae usenloT} II reYtrcs--lrnM rGsen!i1lg !n
soa,o proper WAY thu aifront WHICH Gen. Ilazsn
Ihc uurppso OF tltu, fIaxtn in nnestIonine ,bs
, 1879-06-28

A conmotton occurred in iarMer's house, a
short distance ont Of Rome, on Monday. They
wore clsanfg house, ano loft open doors lcaf-
rooms was Largo mirror, reaching to the tsoor
On hts premises Is sheep whose head is
Eraced H'llb horns, and which IL very tnme, on
terlnE tho housa whenever nn opportunity IL
presented. This woo'ly animal rot into this
house unnottced. NDsn first discovered 1t wus
stumbling facing the mirror, shaking It's henf
aesce,y. Defoss It could oc reuc..ed It stspl~d
back for good start, and theu plunged its head
thsoaEh the mirror. Instead of coming IN sun-
demolished a $50 mirror. The e7nsh 70 fright.
ened the animal that In its entcayors to oseapc
from. the SCREAMS md attacks et Tbs women u{
tho houae It found plaza Of exit through 4
French window,
, 1879-06-28
Marrying on this Pr,ncrss ,ssa,r,eo,

Deutrlcc about tNicc week. f1,ey ara INV nr.
runRlpE q marriage between her Royal High
ncas a'a Prince Lou!s VI Battenhurl., brother Uf
Frirce Alexan1cr !. OF Bulgaria. Tic stuFy
goes n4at the Prlnre aud prinSrxs ara mutually
Inclined. ati! that Pfiucu Leapoil Is acti1, the
part Of friend mud hrotlcr in lie matter. but
Gays the Loudon correspondent OF lhc Iriah
T.nesl It u raid that tho course Ut love does not
rnt, smooth. heeausc It docs not run III chap
ncl OF taetolus. Dr1ppug snetXu.,Ur, The Prince
Is pour, haytnG litiic but bis pay " Ifussiau
Ltcnlcnanl, a.,l nat " lcss than tho salary al
aa Irish rotsec.Constab!c, asHl would hardly
E,ssY young eo1ple IL sourkrar!t; hut, aox
secptrc, 1t Is believed hu will do Tue llalsIsope
th!ns hy bis brotler, III "hlct caae they ar 6sr
HaJrhty y not Likely to piay thu rolr Ut stefn
pasrut. There ID una.ler version Vi thls waour
u high places, accoraE to which Friuru Louis
, 1879-06-28

A few mouths ago u,alo The acquaintance
Of n dog, which, tAink, Is worthy of q place
amon4 the dogs and cata and rats ai,d mules thut
are hes ping tho geges Of Nature to determine
the aexreo md kind Of animal intelligence,
"PElc6t'a +" Is hotel on the WY from the Gala,
veraa Gsoyo OF AIg Trees TO lhs Yosvuiite. In
t0Fmsr Years on the arrival Of thu stage the
tandiady would send tho dog 10 Tie poultry
Nov, ihs dog "takss lime w By ihc ioreiocE."
The stage is due 81 u u'cioek. About 5 o'clock
ns dog sauntcrs lelaursly aUwn tae road till ls
n,eets lie stage, Ia then bounds back to tho
puuItsy-yarl.. CATCHES chickens, bites their
haatla oil, nll takes thchl IL tie coos! Tho
uuuter Of chickens he kills brars relation to
sllu number ot passengers ls saw In lhe stagu.
A Rentleulan why Wss stopping At tAs Aulcl lo<
, 1879-06-28

These u man Oh Jsltarsota Atreet, near Flftl,
WhQ mas u aA0kt show, al4t scelnR 10 be devoted
70 hls business. Mu treathes, eats. mud has hls
Yeu!1 dls, At simcs hs xoca ult, stands iu tl,s.
door, aud makes y 6patch 10 4 erusd Of tdlers
md raRauuIllns, an1 uhe0 goes back aId swal~
lows y snake. Among bis cplIettton ara nll
kttula Of reptilos-rattlss1akcs, readEhE asldsrs,
hoa constructors, Morcas!l,Y, euppereasls lizards
ahl svoFplous. The anaka 0lan ID NJ years old,
al,Q Krows more devoted u hts sesus.its "a aye
,crseps upon lItm. Ha aElows item to crawl ali
about his person, upon hls bala bosom, und
heada into his mouth and throat. lie hus one
tstlscsuaEe " Which hu seeua especially at
1ashcd. lie eantused It when hs WAS ytara OF
atGsc, and has kspt It ever sluse. Thu snake, AZ
corllns to thla, il 10 years old at least, u4 the
Aaake dlas he viii dto also.
, 1879-06-28


Animnls tn a state vi nature, as fa generally
recognized. tend to accommodate themselves In
tllr most favorable manner to their conditions;
II COW naturally r,,innates, why Should dug
natually take i chunk Of meat At q swallow
without stotpsng to- chc~fha 1t may lie said
that the rumInant las u spec!nt digestive ~.
parasns, but the fact ren,atns tlut tic food is
'eatcn as is best suited 10 It, and the dog, fol:
Iowh,G nutuEt. does what is hest for him, or, In
other words, II II disagreed with bis digestion
to eat rapidly, he would reform. and
taac It moro slowly. Following out
thla idea, experiments wcro made upon
dog, With the following. results: II the meat,
before being 'ea 10 thr dog. was rad,rel ,o a
hash, Of cut ,uto Gne pieces, the dtgcstlou was
at heat Imperfect, considerable portion Of tile
!lrltecstct or an1pcrfectly tlfceatcd meat being
found in tho c1creta. II, ultdcr Lie same COO.
dtloas. meat was fed to:tEe <loa ia largo Pieces
y wus boltcd as a gulp. with tho rrs.tlt That
little, II any, passe.: through Mtilresteu; CON-
pared with TIM result trnln the chopped Eueat, It
could be called perfect digestion for the coarsc
firm, ,ps eopparnd with deridcdiY impcricgt
digestion for the Iue. form.
, 1879-06-28

n fcw days went into Tho woods ono aftorn oon
with gun When ha retnrno1 the dog catno
to tttfn 10 much excitement 70 sec wlat gntno
hc had taken. Finding hts hnntls mid }1s bse
empty, the tloG ran ihtn the forcat and roturunl
III less than ~ honr With bird. which no 0ave,
With nh air OF conlpasstont to tho unsksl1ed
hffntnr. -----
, 1879-06-28

N. dc Lcasops has accepted the Craftsmanship
Of q eem.n!stee for arranging thu eommenora-
tion Of tho eighteenth century Of the great
eruption Of Vesuy;us In 70, when plInr lost his
life, md Poppcti qud Hcsculancum we're de-
stroYcd. According to the moat Trustworthy
records 1t Tas on thu I'D OF August that thls
unexpected event took place.
3! Whcn King Victor Emmanuel took posses
sion Of Rome hs lefL the laouan Observatory In
the hands Of tho late Father becchi. our OF ~.
brect for his exceptional nicyits When Father
seccii died, tho Pope appointed his suctessor,
wh0 took possession OF t],e Establishment u,ld
refused to leave The place. Ile has been e.
pelled, however, nana x.l;iarl.-Iyasurt.
, 1879-06-28

"a In falt operation, In Consral Illinois. ~.
brcn1th hown urontiy nxteeda that nj any fas'
mer year, alsL tha Htn[n uni yield Aru bolt su.
pt1!nt. onts ntc very short, nn It will i,c ujiIi.
nud everything favorabto ior tho farm@er.' dr. '''s''
, 1879-06-28

districts Of China, thus describes tue Imperial
tile mnnrtActory ut Lion II ku, about lftocn
milcs vest Of Pekin: In this factory all the
yellow tiles and bricks required for Imperial
buildings are made, as also large numbers 0f
green, blue, and other colorcd tstes los vssIou.
ornamental purposes. The msterlal used Ia
hnrd blue shale, nearly AZ hard rs slntc.
this Ia allowed 10 lie In bcape for some
tltne. It Is then ground to powder
by granite rollers, on stone floor
Thirty to forty feet in diameter. The powder
ia then etorcd 10 Heaps nntl taken to tho works
as required. For ordinary work the powder s
mixed With q proper proportion OF mater nnl
nodded Into lnrGc bricks, which arc laid out to
dry for some hours, after which they arc leat
n,motaluE or them, Say for coping wall, tl'e
plan OF operation Is Us follows: Two pieces Of
wood, each cut to the shape OF the snojdI.r,
art p'aced upright on slab The clay brick 10
placed between them. md two men rt,r the
mold5nEe roughly hibnG With chtscls. They
then apply straiRht cdRcs to tcat the nccNrncy
Of their work, and finally rub the clets
with n,yfds FomcN hut tn th: ssmc way d plns-
terers mnke holdings nt home. The brick Is
tben, passed to third man, who cuts any nct.~
esspry holes 1n II, as"! 10 fourth, who trims Il
oH mid repairs any defect. The more orna-
rsaontas tiles and bricks, Esrrescnting faoulaus
animals, etc., nro first roughly nodded, nnl aft
erwurls finished of with tools e1artly similar
70 those used for modelling in c1ny III Europe.
nrttst!c merit al, the bricks al tiles asc hakc.t
10 ovens. and then, attor having th. glaze PIT
on, arc baked eerUu<1 time. AL ,he work
dono at th!n f,nnufaetosy auptass to he htst~
rate, Mn,l thu nftmhcr vi people employed when
they ars hnsy Is about o03.
, 1879-06-28

since tho sdoptipn Of tho Dessoner process:
"rttoe to this invention The entire production
Of cast.stcal I'd Great Dritatu wns only about
th00o tens annually. md It's ayefaeo p!Ecc.
when ranged from $50 to EGO por ton. was pro-
lnbitory Of IT. uso for mnny Of the purposes to
which Il is now universally applied. In the
year 1877, Notwithstanding tllc depression of
trade, the Dcsse.ncr ataei produced in Great
britain nlnno amounted to ito, 600 tons,
Ur 1ftcen times the total OF the former method
al manufactures; willis the selling price aver
aged only G10 ssefiug per tou, A,Hf the coal con-
sumod III producing II was less BY B. 800 GOO tons
than woufd hare been required In order to mako
the suusc quantity Ut steel by tho old OF 8he'e'd
process. The total reduction OF sosa1s equal to
about G3o, o,po,ooo sterling upon tie q1uutity
manufactured In England during the year; att'l
IN thls " steel hns been rendered aT;fabae tor
yass number Of purposcs In whiclt rs 9iaal-
tss s 51om s5s q with s' IL stesiE s pes % iorery
excluded H. DnrlME ftc, same year nc
Hesse1ncs stect Manufactured in tie fire ether
countries In which The business Is c'liehy con-
Germany, Francs. and Sweteu-suiscl the tntal
output 10 l,814>a7B tons, With net selling valnc
OF about 42o, o,Malp0 s:erltug. 'rlre. works In
which ttcao operations were carried OIL wcro
ii tnore thau three millions. According 10 thc
calc,tia lions Of Mr. 1'rtcc Williams, who las
male the endurance of rails matter of careful
study, tho auostttnttoit OF Hcssencrsteo for iron
for thi& purpose alono will produce saving Of
expenditure during the life Of one vet OF steel
rails on all tho existing lines In Grcst Britain Of
sum " more than ono hundred md seventy
millions sterling. 1t mas. safely be sald that
ogons tn,pesu. to manufacture, Or of an anal
o9uus economy, being tlu result OF the Brain
work Of stuglo tnt1rldnal; still less Is thrrcan
tatancc Of such results hcfng realized whtlo the
lahors, al,d able to work IN fresh directions 10
Increase tho benefits which he llatt already cou-
fcrrel upon bis country and upon manlslnd."
, 1879-06-28

y
ether things. The question wns allowed afler
obICctlsn, uni wltness gad that after the officers
took the spiders to tic station the crowd tn tic
grn'e stole satne Of tho pop WheE witness
10 10 ngain.
Unlcer Qulrk corroboratea yerv closely tho
testimony u Clark, More than this, however,
lla positively Identified and pointed out among
The nanstecn three men OF Tho company who
s,ona @ q. t,,Ia ta,1 aut' md who fred the r'1 sh ola
=, A recsas wa then .akeu to , .. ~, aud tho
Clty-Attorpor, Mr., camcron. eslcd several
sa w'sss.s' u ',os s'r, .p he5 a however fale TO
telegram tAswcen ! nnd o'clock from, the
Tw1lfth Street Htatiosl, anil. orttuvlng
n'ru from the Twelfth and Harrison
Street Station, want to tho grove. Whcn
cited crowd In from. OF tic cute. liz Wyat 10
thu srur Ut she Eur.ian nud Aottsed the A!eu-
tcnDnt aud ali Ills men That thny wcro under as-
rcAt- There Htfe seventeen men with luuakekE,
two is'en with *woros fcallsa Lteuteuansal md
but he Afterwards came on tl.s ground, anl went
to tho station. Thuy Wore arrested for assault
wish intcat to kin, bui, no charge was nut on
t'e 1ooks, ~ II Vas expected tho boy Douohue
MIS-. s1agrI,
4 R0he milan, was then puk on the 9t1ud on b.
halt of the dafeAuarsta. uus Testimony VIVA
gtyan through III interpreter. slls test!lcd that
stu n,st her little gtrl sera 1t tha p!rnlr, md
u 1ae ltstie Etsl, about years o1a. vas big
aud thu wound, considerably aiscolofot, vas
shown. Continuing, tho witne.s saM tts stone
VIVA fired before tho company marched ont Ut
the R1aYe. It wAs then Little attsr 1 o'cioe4.
blle left the croya when the n,sn was pushed
ont ot thu PLAYS. 6he Mas about twenty pacet
from the Euta when hsr child w2& burt.
WBNxKL TAuRkK
testified be usa In bllssr L,al Grove last Sun.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-26
NOTICE.
REGISTRATION

REGISTRATION !
T WILL VISIT THE FOLLOWING
: polling places for the purpose of
registering the qualified voters who
have not already registered, and as
we'll to change the place of voting OF
such parties as have moved from one
precinct to another:
MISUNDERSTANDING Nov. 10Th,
Friday, Nov. 2lst, Saturday, Nov. %,
Monday, Nov. "a.
Isaac Lacroix's-Tuesday, Nov. 25.
Holloway's Prairie - Wednesday,
November 26.
Borland's-Thursday, November "a.
Gus. Labat's-Friday, Nov. %.
1t is especially requested of all vo-
tiers who have changed their residence
since last election and desire to change
their place of voting at the coming
election, that they make the same
known to the Registrar.
G. o. WATTS,
NOV Il is19. Registrar.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-26
.-"SEE here, jimmy said his be-

--"SEE here, Jimmy" said his bet
ter angel to a boon companion, as
they stood at a saloon counter, "you
have been hosting it in just as if
you were million bushel elevator.
Taper of, now; take something mild I;
try some soda water, for instance"
"So'a watar?'' said the boon COM
panion; "so'a water-(hic.) No,
sir; it's too strong-too dangerous.
You don't catch me taking into my
stomach an explosive so powerful
that they have to bottle it in copper
cylinders foot thick, aud it some
times busts a corner drug shop up
and kills everybody on the block.
No much. Give me some Bourbon"
-[Temperance Journal.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-26
9uetry.
GRAND SCHEME OF EMIGRATION.

The Brewers should to Malta 90,
The Loggerheads to Scilly,
The Quakers to the Friendly Isles,
The Furriers all to Chilli.
The little squailing brawling brats,
Who break our nightly rest,
Should be packed off to Babylon,
10 Lap-land or to Brest.
From Spithead Cooks go DER to Greece
And while the Miser waits
His passage to the Guinea coast,
Spendthrifts are in the Straits.
Spinsters should to the Needles go,
Wine-bibbers to Burgundy;
Commands should lunch at Sandwich
Isles,
Ways in the Bay of Fundy.
Musicians hasten to the Sound,
The supplied Priest to Rome;
While still the race of Hypocrites
At Canton are at home.
Lovers should hasten to Good Hope,
10 some Cape Horn is pain;
Debtors should go to Ohio,
And Sailors to the Maine.
The Bachelors to the United States,
Maids to the Isle of Man;
Let Gardeners go to Botany Bay,
Aud Shoeblacks to Japan.
Thus emfgrants and misplaced men
Will then no longer vex us;
And all that amt provided for
Had better go to Texas.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-26
THE GENUINE
DIR. C.. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIF'UGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and leaden-
l. colored, with occasional Pushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is IT.
ritated, 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 voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels If.
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener.
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. G. McLANE'S VERM1FUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepare
ton, nos eapa6k Of doing tie slightest
injury to the aaost tender infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:o:-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-11-26

BOB IEGERsoLL at Bradford!- -
Well, well! Let US hope that he
may not be overcome by the PERM
cions influence Of the northern me-
tropolis as was Brother Beecher,
when he visited the place. But per-
haps some Of our readers have for
gotten Beecher's visit. It was made
last winter. After leaving the train
he strolled into two or three of the
gardens, where they sell green's"
and then called at the Academy of
Music and Comique. About three
O'Clock in the morning 1t is said he
waltzed into one Of the bar-rooms,
apparently considerably agitated.--
He took of his tall hat, scooped q
handful Of perspiration from it,
threw back his long golden locks,
and walking up to the bar struck it
heavily with hist, remarking, 'sWell,
l give her up, boys; this is hell!
Give us some beer" - Oshkosh
Christian Advocate.