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After Thanksgiving Day.

Oh, Father OF Nations. in peace's sweet rey,
For Thy mercies we thanked Thee IN Thanks
giving day;
We thanked at the affairs whore over each
Was Thy presence OF love with its promise
divine;
We thanked by the hearths OF the household
where love
Mid the tamily's prophetic Of heaven above;
We thanked tor all friendships our fellows
here glowed,
Like rainbows that beam over lite's hardest
road;
that still
Proves for duty and honor a r~csolute will;
We thanked Thee for all that Thy breath gave
the sod,
For humani;y's soul in the image Of God!
And, oh, may those thanks but tho stronger
here make
Every heart, tor religions and firm duty's
sake,
TO love in the family that's crown OF our race,
No matter how rich or how poor is the place,
To love among friends with the real soul.
smiles
That illumine this earth while OF times cloudy
isles,
10 fixed will that in thought and in act WI
shall march
Still the purer than ever beneath heavens
arch,
And so make our great nation still worthicr
those
Who to freedom srasped it from syrannical
foes.
Oh, Father OF Nations, in peace's sweet ray,
May we win srander wreaths by next Thanks
giving day!
-Wiiltam Ross Wallace.
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Humbugged Again.

saw 80 much said about the merits
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always doctoring, and never well, teased
me so urgently to get her some, I con.
cluded to be humbugged again; and
am glad I did, for in less than two
months use ofthe Bitters, my wife was
! cured and she has remained so for eigh.
teen months since. ! like such hum.
bugging.-H. T., St. Paul. - Pioneer
Press.
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FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Homework.

HOUSE NtOGN
Wishing, hopping, baking, churnlng;
Next days,ironing must be done;
And the busy housewife f1ndeth
Little rest till set of sun;
Then the knitting and the sewing,
With the buttonholes 10 make;
Oh! the patching and the darning-
How they make our fingers ache!
= ut OF all the varied work
That we busy housewives tind,
/ do think that washing dishes
Is the most provoking kind;
Why, the times they must be handled
Ger and DER, day after day,
Almost makes one wish the china
Were in bits for children's play!
Now, don't tell me I am wicked
know that rs we'll as you;
But somehow, when I am weary,
Dishes make me feel so blue;
And the only cure I've found yet
Is a paper or a book,
When my family ale settled
Each in his own cosy nook.
l know we'll that very many
Have obtained the needed grace,
With a patient, cheerful spirit,
All lite's petty ills to face;
Oh! that [ were OF that number!
Then, with heart for any fate,
l might, with a cheerful spirit,
"Learn to labor and to wait"
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FORTY.SiXTH CONGRESS.
The Members and Political Complexion
OF House and Senate.

The Forty-sixth Congress commenced
it's regular session with a full member
ship in both branches. The Washing
ton Post gives the political complexion
of Senate and House as follows:
1883 j L Morgan D 1883 A H Garland ID
1885 Geo s Houston d 1885 Jas D Walker y
CALIFORNIA COLORADO.
1881 Newton Booth R 1883 Henry reller r
1885 Jas r Farley D 1885 N P Hill K
CONNECTICUT. DELAWARE.
lsSlWm w Eaton D 1881 Thos F Bayard D
1885 Orvlle H Platt R 1883 Eli Salisbury D
1881 Chas " Jones D 1883 BENZ II Hi: D
1885 Wilkinson Call D 1885 John B Gordon d
ILLINoIs INDIANA.
1853 David Davis 1881 J E Mcdonald D
1885 John A Logan r 1885 D W Voorhees, D
1923 s J i Hirkwood R 1883 P B Plumb R
1885 VIM B Allison K 1856 John j Ingalls, R
KENTUCKY. LOUISIANA.
1883 James B Beck D 1883 W P kellogg r
1885 j S Williams D 1885 B F Jonas d
MAINE MARYLAND.
1881 n Hamlin R 1881 VIM p Whyte D
1000 Jus " DlAllC Il lOCu q o1oOua0 ~
MASSACHUSETTS.
1881 H L DawesR 1881 II P Baldwin r
1883 George F Hoar r 1883 Thos w Ferry r
MISSISSIPPI.
1881 sJRM Mcmillan X 1881 d X Bruce, R
1883 VIM Window r 1888 LQC Lamar d
MISSOURI. NEBRASKA.
1881 F NJ Cockrell D 1881 A s PaddockR
1885 Geo G.. Vest d 1888 Alvin Saunders r
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1851 VIM Sharon r 1883 Ed H Rollins r
1885 John P Jones r 1885 Henry W Blair 4
NEW JERSEY. NEW TOE
1881 II F Randolph D 1881 Francis Herman D
1883 j R Mcpherson D 1885 Roscoe ConklinC R
NORTH CAROLINA. OHIO.
1888 NJ w Ransom u 1881 A G Thurman D
1885 Zeb b Vance 1885 G H Pendleton D
OREGON. PENNSYLVANIA.
1883 L Grover D 1881 VIM A Wallace D
1885 Jas H Slater D 1885 j Don Cameron II
RHODE sLAND. soUTH CAROLINA.
1881 A f Burnside f 1883 NJ C Butler, d
1883 H B Anthony r 1885 WadeIiampton d
TENNESSEE. TEXAS.
1881 Jas E Bailey D 1881 Sam b Ma1ey
1883 lsham G HarrisD 1883 Richard Coke ID
nMo VIRGINIA.
1881 G F Edmunds r 1881 Il f Wlthers -
1885 Justin s MorrillR 1883 j W Johnston ID
WEST VIRGINIA. WISCONSIN.
1881 F Hereford d 1881 Angus Cameron r
1883 H G Davis d 1885 M H Carpenter Il
REHABILITATION.
Democrats.
Republicans
Independent /
Dcmocratic majority. o
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Young men 20 west. Learn telegraphy. Ad.
dress 3. Valentine, Manager, Janesvflle, Wiz.

An old physician, retired from practice, having had
placed In his hands by an Rast India missionary the
formula Of q simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis.
also Z positive and radical cure fe Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having testsd its
1T Il his duty 70 MAKE Il Known to hisSaderfns fellows
Actuated by this motive and Q desire TO relieve human
suffering, I win send free Of charge TO all who desire IT.
this recipe, in German, French, Or English, with ful
directions for preparing and using. Sent BY mail By
addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W.
ouHAI. ~ PowerS Block Rochsstsr. T.. =. ...,f
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For n cent paruhase . pestl card and
send your address to Dr.. Sanford, l62 Broad
way, New York, and receive pamphlets by
return mail, from which you can learn whether
your liver is ont of order, and If out of order,
or is any way diseased, what Is the best thing
in The world to take tor it.
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Several deputy sheriffs from Colfa1 county,
Kansas, having visited Otero to make arrests,
thoy accused the resident deputy sheriff.
Harry Bassett, Of having warned the persons
sought for in time for them to make their. es.
cape. An angry alteration ensued, ending
in a fight. Bassett WAS shot through the body
and killed, and Deputy Sheriff Curtis was
fatally wounGed.
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The organ rolled its notes from the growing
diapason to the gentle flute; and the congre-
CATION accompanied by deep sepulchral coughs
to coughs scarcely audible, because they rad
not yet heard OF the wonderful efficacy OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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While passing through that city an internal
machine was thrown in his way, but did not
! explode until he had passed.
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For an irritated throat, cough or cold,
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" arc offersdwiith
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They
maintain the good reputaiouthey have Justly
acquired, Is Cents q box.
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Sherman & c., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent in this county at once, at a salary OF
800 ner month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above.
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AN IndestructibIe Rubber Boot!

India Rubber, as prepared in the manuiao.
ture Of Boots, has a grain or nber as positive
as the grain Of q pine board. The Cracking"
Of Rubber is simply the separation Of these
dbers, caused by the strain brought upon
them, wherever wrinkles are formed in the
stock by the bending OF the foot in the act OF
walking. In the "95" Boot, by making the
exposed part of the upper and leg Of too layers
of Rubber las seen in tie cut), the grain is
crossed at right angles, whereby the whole
mass OF fbers are held together, rendering
separation or "oracking"~ Impossible. The ex-
ira thickness obtained by doubling the upper
and leg, tends also to prevent the formation
OF permanent wrinkles, for the stock, aided
by its elastic purity, springs back to it's origi-
nal form when the bending ceases, 80 that
aftor six months wear these Boots will be
found as smooth and as shapely IS when first
made. This shape-retaining quality will be
found especially desirable in the leg, which in
ordinary Rubber Boots settles down and great
wrinkles are formed around the ankle, causing
the wearer to "intertere" in walking, to the
speedy wearing out of the Boot leg. The tree.
dom from foot chatting and stocking wearing
wrinkles in the "Ninety-hve Per Cent. ster.
ling Boot" will be found OF great practical
comfort and economv. ~.4
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There IL health Ahead,

For oheerless dyspeptics who will use Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which will enable them
to digest, restore their appetites, steady their
nerves and drive away the blues. II, with
such a prospect, there are any of them who
neglect to profit by the above suggestion, why
they deserve to suffer, that is ali. Let them
ask any one who has used the Bitters if it is
not a good medicine, and Il they receive n
truthful reply it will be an affirmative. Bill
iousness, bowel troubles, debility, rheumatism
are all . nquered by this highly esteemed and
also won q national reputation as q remedy
for and means OF averting intermittent and
remittent levers. 1t has q cheering eject
upon the respondent invalid, and may Be re-
lied upon to produce decisive and not pallia-
tive effects. 1t is the ono thing needtul tor
the cure OF dyspepsia. and nothing viii supply
its place.
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Get Lyons Patent Heel stifsner applied to
those new boots and they will never run over,
and will last twice as long.
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1t has wonderful power on bowels,
liver and kidneys! What? Kidney
Wort: try it..
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brilliant sketches, on.

Brilliant Sketches, on
Eminent Orators. BY SsMsTo .sparxons
T Reeo Meas ml q 2 Ealinens Men. by Ray PaimsF, ID.
College Day: Of = E, b MS %eSsssl, by Edwin ]. whipple.
. Eaihian I Hawthorne. GeorgsP .LathroH.
+. - Edward Everett, Vim. Everett L1'D
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s1.4356O ProdtS in 40 Day

80 il legitimate Stock Speculations in
Wall st. pays immense profits. Pamphlets tx.
planning everything sent free. Heath & 60 ,
Brokers, 1927 Broadway, N. Y.
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House.

House.
ALABAMA.
l Thomas erndon D 5 Thomas Williams D
Q Herbert D 6Burwell B Lewis D
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short RELIGIOUS Articles, by

Rev. Ray Palmer. p. Dr. 'ru,,., =. ~. n. s5s g.
-s.. - R0y. q. G. Thompeon.D .!D .. 81
- Rev. Theron Brown.
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Practical Articles.

= - .u,un.. n,-,s mrsrs MtsSA..B HARRIS
Qa 10 nHSn Co 3 Of Reading, Rev. Eiward. =. Haie.t
How h1si q Make Cheap Tours 70 Europe, Edgsrd M paahstt55Ss..
H Homcs,eaains n tic West, Ex-Goy. Elder. Of 4f,KHH ensaS.
StocX-hnsins wn ,ms "ss" .psrJ Charles Barnard.
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A speedy quictus is given TO q hacking

A speedy quictus is given to q hacking
cough by that inestimsble specific tor pulmo
nary, throat and bronchial complaints, Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, which cures oonsump.
ton, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, labored
breathing and other disorders of the respira.
tory organs. When a cough manifesto itself,
Tho early use OF this benefcent medicine Is
earnestly recommended, as the difficulty is
more easily overcome in its incipicAs stage
than later on. Sold by all druggists.
Prices of the Mason q Hamlin Organs are
some what more than those Of the poorest
organs made; but they are not much moro,
while the quality is vastly superior. This has
been 50 thoroughly proved by the results at
all great worlds expositions for many years
t lat it is no Ion. cr Il question. At the prices
they are the cheapest organs.
Chew Iackson'a Reef Sweet NAVY Tobacco.
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Everyday Facts in Common i Law, byar
Hon. Charles Theodore usse llln y hnni s, hoTp ros.eu.
fion OF CrimeS-ctc. 49, e.. tf't44 t.TG,.l
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Papers, by:

Or. II. W. Willam1s -, 2sstens for echoisr1.
Dr d. !. Lincoln. Vnn!s On Yenfiisiion.
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Editorial Department.

..,.,. ~ N. raItorial Pages win be prepared by the most
quaiided pens. They wnI present. In aess a.. saesGsssl w n n al
~ tho nromincnt topics aud events OF The sSf'-n'ofai, pouti'
el IkeY1ry and scientific. e.-gr So, 80 srgE,s y tssaT.aIf'
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From Washington

James J. Brooks, chief of the Secret Service
division OF the Treasury, says, i'll his annual
report, that there have been 500 arrests made
during the last fiscal year. Counterfeit money
to the amount OF $33,65l has been captured,
together with a large number of plates, dies
and moulds used in counterteiting notes or
coin.
The report OF the government auditor OF
railroad accounts shows that the net increase
of tho earnings OF most of the railroads last
wear was 81 per cent. The net earnings OF
the Union Pacific railroad last year were ST.
) IS, 567. For the ten months ending October
81, 1879, there were built in the United States
1900 miles OF now railroads, of which over
1000 miles were west Of the Mississippi, while
the average construction for the same time
during the five years previous was only 1000
miles.
Foreign News. 1t.
Spain Ia about to send II, 100 additional
troops and two irigates to Cuba, to operate
against the insurgents.
Rowell, the English pedestrian, has decided
that tho next walking match for the long
distance championship of the world and the
Ashley belt nhall take place in England.
The Chil:ans have captured ~Iquique, an i'm
nortant peruvian town.
Ghazi Mukhtar, a famous Turkish general,
and his %Dody.guard of seventy men have been
massacred by Albanians Mt Gusinje.
General Baker has defeated and dispersed
the Afghan tribes opposed to him.
Insurgent forces in the district OF Chi
huahua, Mexico, are in possession OF several
towns.
Great distress prevails in the west OF Ire
land. 1t il said that such hunger, poverty
and want are to be seen there as have never.
been known since the great Irish famine.
The two children Of Donald McNorton,
living in Ross, Canada, were both killed by
the explosion Of n bottle Of gunpowder which
they had managed to get in their possession
during their parents absence from home.
c. Goddetroy & Son, OF Hamburg, have
suspended, owing SO. 500,CO9.
A. cable dispatch announces q fresh attempt
upon the lite OF the Russian Car, at Moscow.
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Foreign Letters, BY u
Edv.ra NJ; K.ns: ,,,,,.o,. oh, NE. 9 gsss fail,..
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Poems

,..-.no~ rd,,r Faweett. Y John 6, Whittief,l
snry, W. L1nsie.,o"' Tncv Isrcon,' ~ Mr., and Mira. Ptlt,
INA Dean ELTceot' ~ 1-rnwi,ridre. Paul II. Hayuc. y,
dney Lanier. Nora fefry' SoSTfH
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spEcIAL OFFER.

To any one who subscHIbes nows ano senast
sI,76, We will send the Companion free.fo Janua
Ist,, and a full years subscripsion from that cat
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u,,o thar rwo uundred Short Stories.

GhaIriotts Nary Yonse,' LSuisa y: Allcott, ~. Marion Aa.lsnses.
eeeTs1aa nn y; Ssak' c,ariies Crsddock. Frances d. PesId.
Rsbeccs HSrdins Davis, Sarah o. Jcwett, Ruth Chesternetas
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KECApITULhTIO

l Chas G Williams R S Edward S Bragg l
2 L,lcien B Caswell R 6 Gabriel Bouck D
3 Geo C Hazleton, r III L Humphrey r
4PV Deuster ID SThad c Pound r
~ nIrItI LrInN
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The Forty-sixth Congress commenced
it's regular session with a full member
ship in both branches. The Washing
ton Post gives the political complexion
of Senate and House as follows:
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The first regular session of Congress was
opened in the House by Speaker Randall, who
| called the members to order. After a prayer
by the chaplain the roll was called, when 232
members responded to their names, IS being
absent. The four members from California,
W. q. Thompson. Of Iowa, and Waldo
Hutchins, oil New York, were then sworn in.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-13
Her right arm

n have been fractured. Her right arm
was also fractured.
Mrs. Hebert was lady aged about SO .
wears, q brunette, with regular features
and of pre- possessing appearance.
The cause of the tragedy, as obtained !
| by representative of this paper, is as
| follows: Tho accused Beasley lbs been
a boarder of the deceased lady for the
past year and half, and from his long
acquaintance imagined that he exercised
u controlling influence in the household
affairs.
In fact, Beasley became Jealous and |
seemed to personally resent any favor
shown indi, idually to the other boartlers,
and thinking that he was being wronged
by his landlady, began to drink, sometimes
, to excess.
Yesterday he entered the house under
) the influence of liquor and told the ser
wants to get the little boy out of the way
!. meaning Mir. Hebert's SON rs there
was murder in his soul. and that he was
going to slay some one before night. He
IT then went to Mrs. Hebert's room and
s. made demand on her for SIS which she
10 had borrowed from Mr.. Nolan, and which
y Beasley had stolen from her, but subse-
u quently returned to the drawer IN her
n armoir from whence he had taken 1t
IL When Mrs. Hebert declined to give up
81 the money scuffle ensued, and the noise
g attracted the attention of Mr.. Nolan, who
20 ran to the room.
OF When Nolan entered the room he was
ordered out by Beasley. Nolan being al
! 30 urged by Mrs. Hebert to quit the room
-, 80 as to prevent o difficulty, Withdrew
and went down stairs for the purpose o
nj getting assistance. While he was taxing
rlt his departure, the servant, Maggie shep'
Io herd. had cause to enter the room, bu
it. she had no sooner got in the door thar
lite Beasley seized her and threw her out til
e, window. The window being protected
h;s by gallery, Maggie escaped uninjured
Boasley then seized Mrs. Hebert, car
Mt. ried her bodily to the gallery and thre'
red her over. Mr.. Nolan arrived at the hea
|ge of the stairs just in time to witness tn
me whole affair.
IN When the reporter repaired to the Thir
er, Station for the purpose of interviewln
vas the accused, he was informed by the OF
ing GERS in charge that Beasley was laborln
rit unde, the belief that his victim was III
ct injured, and that they did not wish hir
to know til at she was dead for fear tina
he might kill himself, as he appeared a
IS that moment to be in a very excited COZ
in ditlen-
of The reporter was nevertheless above
The to see the accused. On reaching the ca
dE in which he was confined, a man OF ord
Im' nary size, with goatee and moustache an
led of slight build, presented himself at Tn
he barred window. He said he did no
~ think he had hurt anybody, but tina
nd there were two men, who were boarder
"a in the same house, that were conspirln
The against him. and that if they did not Gle
~, sist h. would cut tLeir throats from ca
to ear,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-13
NEW DRUGS
CITY PRICES F!
FOR SALE BY
is. g. SCH WING.
JACKSON, LOUISIANA.

HAVING completed arrangements by
IL which l am enabled to secure drugs
at low prices announce to the general
public that am prepared to dispose of the
same at as low figures as any drug store
IN the State. My stock of drugs and
chemicals are pure and fresh and all OF
first quality. I also keep for sale the
PUREST & BEST WINES g. LIQUORS,
for medical purposes, Lamps, Oil, &C.,
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Seeds,
Braces. Trusses, Supporters,
and in fact everything usually kept in a
! first class drug store. Orders by mail
specially attended to. Address
S. C. SCHWING
S.'79-1y. jackson. La
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-12-13

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All the comforts and attractions. Skilltul
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Prices.-Water 30 cts, per gallon. $500
case Of doz. half gal. bottles. $2.25 for
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gallons-on board cars at Lynchburg,
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Mass.-5O cts. and 81 bottle, 50 so and
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Pills-25 cts, so cts. and 81 package. or
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ply sent free to any physician desiring t.
use it in practice. Pamphlet free upon
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attcsted by results in thousands of cases
during the last u years. Address
A NJ DAVIES, Pres. of the co.
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old by all DR. uggists