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St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
An HypOcracy Of the Time.

Honorable politics, although they may
lead to civil WaI, need not occasion Per
! aonat i'll will. But then honorable poll
tics imply 4 respect Of treatment, Il free
dom from misrepresentation, or taunt,
or calumny, or rdicule, or innuendo,
which aro seldom found. When u nan
charges an opponent with uncOnstitu-
tlOnal conduct, or insists that he fayors
a course which is prejntlcial to the
public welfare, lie merely states that his
opinions differ from those OF his oDpo-
nent, and of conrse one opinion may be
as defensiblc as the other.
When Webster and Haync differed as
to the nature of the constitution. and
each maintained his view with argument,
there was no reason whatever that they
should not eat together the quiet chop,
nor smoke the peaceful pipe. But when
one gentleman asserts that his opponent
supported system which was the sum
ot human yllEanics, oemOralizins to all
who were brought within its sphere, and
making them man->tealelS, brntcS, and
assasslna, it was hard to separate the
abstract view from its concrete appli-
cation.
1t is trne that the accused might reply
that tn" charge spranc from ignorance. ;:
ana conld not be accepted as q sincere
assertion; but, on the other hand, il u
man really believed that the person, the
associate, or the colleague OF whom he
spoke was in fact thief or q murderer,
he Could not honestly treat him as r. gen
tIeman. If he did not think 80 he had
no right to say 50, and he showed him
self to be no gentleman.
A member of, Congress accepted an
invitation to the hellsc OF colleague.
" Do E0n think him an honest nan ~
aslctl a friend. "Nn. | think him a
blank scoundrcI." "Wity TO Won gop"t
" Because lie Is my Golicnyue." That
I!nu Of conltcsy j.. corruptinS in the
highest degree, because it makes Il
certain position screen Tn>cahtv. All
that blank scoundrcIs have to do, then,
is to secure such u position, and they |
VIII bc treated rs honorable men.
But If this member of Congress did
wrong IN socially countcnanciug Il man
WtioH he l,;:!ievel to be Il RASCAL. how
conld h" Ilavo done night in taking the
quiet chop and smoking the peaceful |
pipe with another man whom he believed
to be much greater rascal ! When an
especially hlazcn and outrageous offend I
u is arranged before any kind Of tri- |
hunAl, tntl" Is tlAags sulilu one VINO ;
thinks to establish his own charity 10y
saying that hc who is without sin may /.
east the first stone. AZ "a proof to ccli= |
seriousness, which WAS the Significance |
~ its tirst 4n,,li..aii.n this !. a ~si.~ ~@1 /
timely maxim. As au cxilortatiOn TO |
constant forbearancc and charity, it is
comfortable scripture.
But when 4 t"llaw is caught ssNearing
Il baby with kerosene and scraping Il
match, or in the act of blocking the
track OF AZ elevated road so rs to Ger
tainly throw the train into the street
below, is it then Christian charity to
whipcr that he who is without sin may
cast the first stone Then let us close
the courts and raze the prisons, and the
more wanton and cruel murders an as
sassins commits, the more heavenly let
our charity hc i'll blessing him to commit
more.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
ESTATE OF JULIE ElTTI.I: n tONNII-
NIFTY WITH JOSEPH p. l,yInA1E.

IiH virtue OF an order of the honorable PR,
bntr Court. nf !he Parish nf 81. Lanlry, theIp
VII! be nn;i Ht s,u'.!!c ullr1iuu in the highest
'd't'r, h& thr undersigned administrator or h,
tHH da!N qualified Hlci"ncer. al last resi-
,i,',r" rr the drrcu>cu in ;ht. town Of Grand
nLrih Et!lsh OF Il. Landry. on TUESDAY.
l''' In'"'r Mtt, ISL? thu Following described
rI"iwrly, belonging /" the: estate OF Julie
tItirr II, community with Joseph =. Cnlomh
irrcu-c,, ,n-wt:
]. \ tract ~ land situated in E?And Cu1palt
E''li Il front OF ahout eleven argent, by ID
I"llh ~ "i"ui forty, louudcd west !ly The
tract nf la1I "ln1.::!ii 30 the separate estate ns
IN" u"cCao'l Jdjic Hitter, south ny Bayou
Honr''v"l, t.lai by land hereinafter ,irs,'.ibe.s.
tc4nired by ,ts'>eph l.. Golont:, tax sale of
the l.N!IcrtN q! hCiro uG -i!aHu DJlri, south nv
lama nT Jean Miller uI,t Mrs. hullazHr Mark.
with the buildings aud improvements tllsruNn
:. AEntttof tract II iand situated III tirend
tutCdN ddIo:HnE the above dcscrih1d, hnvinc
elN a!rlts Trout more IN less b.. inrt,' ,alrrut>
tcpth bounded west by the land, iaSt above
,t>cfltica north ny the Bayou Eetlrt,eux east
ny the lands OF the heirs nf torIni.r and soutts
ny tir pnbll" ROAD icai.tug from Grand t,0:raH
10 IlrnhhdNllC. &u4uiIetl ii Il tax sale llasle IL
Adolphc ti1riEuc=, tax collector, about the curs
OF DcCcuDer, 1877.
). One clock, one r,,,kin.. chair one toilet
3nd glass, onr centre table. safe, ter woptlt.,,
ch'lrs, TWO hide intMn chairs, SIX cane l,ni-
tom chairs, Hpt side board, ono lot nf GLASS ok
n'antol piece, u!c nli!rnr on nau,rl piece two
nr"t safes, one ,tuuil-s room table one cypress
II addition to unning ruop, table, tUur w"nut,l
IL u rLs1F' "h2 focklpS cil'llf' thNr hel1lrad~
"i"t ie''''h@; one small centre lAfhF, oht Wt>t
>t'i'i' "i't' "fh,"if: n!ic black walnut 'tfinojr
w" 9pihhln5 Nhtbi", tWrntI-1"Nr cotton hI-E-
!S "',h ~ atG i',"n Apni1 ioftt pounds u coberi
'!t' it'o'h anu liiHHS "'i'I hfticlc>'
4. One four flur>c WacSun
). One IarGr OK curt:
w. rnt tIldt'' "herl ana thdm
. ''t't Si'!'''i ON cart;
=. tine horst cart ::
3. One obi pair of wheels:
IT, Ii5ht jH"nGf'n:
H. IionGh gears luf el.llt rluuyh>;
~ SiN WORK HN"n;
I". FoNf n"tlbWSs
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
For sale by

The following complimentary item is
from the Washington News of the 3l5t
ult. We endorse tho same and COM
mand Mr.. Ogden to tiia voters Of st.
Landry. His success at the practice of
law has been something remarkable ;
and according toJhe old English rule
that success is the standard OF ability,
Mr.. Ogden 10 certainly sufficiently en-
doved, and has enough, experience to
n>ake a good District Attorney;
We a. pleased to know; as We learn
from m' hiS a. ann >'ancement in this issue of
tue News, that our A. a"eon pli.llea ~. 1 yonnsS 4
friend John n. Ogden has .e1 eanan' .u'uDu
to become 4 candidate, ut the IL
Der election, for District Attorney.
There is no young man within the
limits OF our Parish who deserves more
credit for the position he occupies at
our bar, than Mr.. Ogden. Nothing but
high order Of talent, incorruptihle
character, and an undauDted determina
ton to do or die, marked characteristics
of the Ogden family for generations,
could have enabled him to succeed as
he has.
We feel no hesitation in recommend.
ing him to our friends. for their suf-
frases. II elected, his name alone it
appears to us, Wonld be, sufficient
guarantee for the faithful discharge of
the office entrusted to him.--[ Washing
ton News.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
POLITICAL. II

At ii me"fu., of the De!nncr.l. ,,t '.lit it,"
F"rtIc hrid TN SIturdI, thg Isl ~ NnNrmnrr.
1879. the following il .rlt4tUn- we're unaunui,!r
Adopted:
Resa)rru. That The ticket non,inatr,l hy tlc
IrH"ciMt;r "niINrnliOu at Baton Rouge, Oh the
iih Of OctnhcF Last meets with on. anproN al
hild hat We pledge nurSc\ * tu n|e oar utmost
cndfuNur3 10 give to- said ticket the largest
Democratic majority ever given in old st
l.siltIry.
Resolved, That the Democratic ticket nnIri
mated ut Ope!nnsas on the e7tii 6f spinpinDcr
meets with our cordial syiA!atna-, and that We
pledge tn,, wne!g Ticket u,lI iirart1 support
and 10 ilrret,E Cnndo,ur any action InokiiG 20
an independent ticket, NJ tno result Of any such
action can only result ip division nf CAR own
party which is now for the first tjnu since the
war u unit,
GEsNARE BREAtX, Chairman.
ISAAC L. CLARK, Sccrettrr.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
Horrible DeasE in u ScrpcnGs
Coil.
now 4 HUNGARIAN GIANT W AS CRUSHED
by \ BON CONsTEltTOR.

il.on;lon Telegraph ncirh'er f.i
One OF tie most intrepid Wild beast
tanners in Europe, Karolye, Il Magyar,
of colossal stature and extraordinary
physical strength, has recently fallen Il
victim 60 a dread contingency of his
perllOus profession. He was perform
ing. before IL crowded audience in Ma
drld. tho other day, one of his most sen
sational feats, which consisted in al
lowing q huge hoa constructor. over
twenty icrt in length, tocntnld his body
in It's tremendous coils, when Suddenly
a piercing cry escaped him, which was
greeted by the public with Il ronnd OF
applause under t he supposlfion that its
uttcrances constituted Il part of the
performance. 1t proved however. to
be the outcome OF stron:. mans death
agony. The gigantic snake had tight
cnrd its coils, and crushed poor karO-
Iyl'a lite out OF him with one terrible
squeeze. As his head fell back ant@ his
eyes became fixed III IL CLASSY stare. the
plaudltS died away. ami were SrCceCdru
by the stiffness of utter con>ternatiOn.
The snake and its litclcSS victim swayrd
Tor Il second or two of incxVreSSiblc
horror, and then topped over on the
boards OF the stage hut the boa did not
in the least relax his grip upon the
corpse, which remained for more than
an hour imprisoned in its hloous thra}I-
dom, nobody daring to approach the
little monster, OF whose power snch ap-
paliins proof had been given. At length
it occurred to one of karolyi's attend
ants TO place a bowl Of milk in a cage
within sight q! tAe mighty serpent, !
which slowly unwnund itself from the
dead body and @lided into his den, irrc- :
sistibly tempted thereto by its tuyoritc !
dainty. \ post mortem examination /
OF the unfortunate athletes remains !
discovered no fewer than eighty seven !
fractures Of his bones, cilect9d by HE
CONSTRUCTION ot the serncnt's coils. Ills !:
death must have been Instantaneous, a> !:
the spine WAS disartlculated in several !;
places.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

I Lake Charles Echo, Nov. H.


Col. T. Adams, general manaser OF
the l.. W. r. L. Co., arrived here two
davs ago, after IN absence of nearly
three months at the north, NlllnS which
he visited the various car manlltactHl-
Ing establishments there, and contracted
with tho Pullman Car Company for the
construction Of all the passenger. mail,
and baggage. coaches, and box, stock
and fiat cars for the l.. W. X. i. The
Colonel is in excellent health and spirits.
Track laying has progressed east of
Lake Charles sixteen miles, to Il point
about midway between Pine Island and
the West Lacasinc, and will now he
temporarily suspended there Tor want
OF crossties. The track laying: force
will commence next Monday laying
track west of West Lake Charles. there
being sufficient crosstics distributed
there for track laying ten mites:
pleted by The first OF Decemhrr. and
then track laying will comm'1'e at the
Sabine. eastward towards Lake Charles.
Piling between the Calcasieu anu Sabine
rivers will be finished within ten days,
and from present indications the cars
should be running from Houston to
West Lake Charles by the first ef
january.
During the past week % of the com
pany's cars arrived at Orange with the
iron work for the Sabine bridge. The
Col. Hooker arrived this wee K with
tubing for one of the piers Of the Cat
casieu Bridge. The remainder of the
tubing for our bridge is daily expected
per steamer Pearl Rivers, which will
also bring from Orange trlcks for
twenty more fat ears. Workmen here
are hnsily engaged in building " boar
ing" cars, in which he supplies for Ia
borels will be cooked, ana in which the
, laborers will cat and sleep.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

An immense sugar crop has been
raised in St. Mary and adjoining par
ishes. There is :, great demand for
labor good wages. good quarters, good
:ations are amongst the Inducements
offered to all who go. Our cotton crop
ia now about all gathered and the op-
polsunjtr presented to our surplus Ia
boring population for couple of months
profitable employ ymeAt will DO doubt ne
ca cerlv embraced.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
No SAFE


. loan mud @allow man, W with q solemn
face and linen dusGer III" ~ ".o"t" "...
hectic, recently entered one ol "ut
fashionable drug stores, and (Df c0urse)
the clerk nearly fell over himself in
rushing to find out what ne Wanted.I
1--WE got fever an agey powerful
Dad said the man, land want -"
"Yes, sir; yes. sir" interrupted the
clerk. "We have kidney pads of nine
different varieties-tlle latest fall style
is Duffer's-and, if worn properly, sir,
[ will say that"
"But you misunderstood me. What
I'm after is"
"Oh! exactly. We cannot fail TO
suit you in tonics. We keep them ali
but, ii / might venture to suggest,
Taffyman's Unparalleled Rotary Electric
Nine Column Chill MASKING Mixture is
unuucstionably the boss unless We, cx-
cept Booze's .Bitters, or Punkinheddos IS
Patrpt--.
"No, no, no. I WANT.
"Ah. excuse me, sir. see. Here,
now, are Snidefcllow's World Celc-
brated Pilis-none genuine without the
signature OF the propretors on the
box-for sale everywhele-one box
Walfail'eu Lo clAc'' P'on'l'' """ P''
maneut--. =,
"You don't understand me, =
Yes, | know. What you want is
something to eradicate the germs, and
ait down on the cause Of the disease
Here vou are, Buncombe's lnfallible
Compound. ! can confidently recon-
mend this, sir, from personal expe-
rience. Five doses are warranted to
knock the, stutiing out OF any disease
"Confound it, said the man. Can't
Won hold up miuute : What | came
in here for was to ask where some good
doctor hvedsn
Humph! Don't know replied the
clerk. Indignantly. "Take ne for dl,
rectorv :" But before the man could
cot oi,t Of the store, the pllarmaceutist
recovered his smiles, and made one
more effort. ;, -.
I've keep on hand . full line OF
goods. sir, fresh and we'll selected. II
yn don't see wnat you want, ask for II.
Now. what do you say to nice truss,
to take home as Il present to your wife
or. a hottie or two OF our cold-pressed
castor oil for the dear chlIdreh vi
lint the man escaped; and the clerk
after prescribing for himself three
ounces of spiritus frumenti and, III
simultaneously administering the dose
went on waiting Tor the next customer
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

We have examined Mr.. Libefman's
stock of goods and cannot recommend
them too highly to our readers. He has
such a variety thatCc canuot enumer-
ate them, but We noticed some very
pretty aeccssaries TO a lady's toilette;
amongst tbetn arc some handsome
crochet shawls and siigpr tilla.rce
oraments.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
"BLACK. .DRAuGnT" cures Cos,ivenc=s
aud Sick headache.
I,,u IA pHSf,I'
~. -. rt~Ei.

All the criminal cases of any consc-
oucDce before the District Court now
in session, had been disposed OF yes
tcrdav morning, except two: Edward
Israel :oR rlansiaughtcr, and Thomas
S!ane for rape. The former case was
called up for trial yesteaaaas, and the
Slane case had bcen continued till Dext
term of the Court, on motion of the
attorney for the accused.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

We arc a9thorized to annonuce +. y PEN,
n",G;5.. tor tie office of District Attorney
FOR the f3tn .Inicia' District, at the election
next December
W. are s,thoyizcd 10 announce JOIN \:
OGDEN. ESQ, Rs Ii candidate for Qistric,
Attorney Of tic 18th Judicial District. co,Glns5o
he held on tLe Cd of December, 1875.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
= - Di.trict .uudge-43th Di@,rict.

w.or. ar,thnri2ed to announce f. I. LEWIS,
w., as r,u aiCate for District .1H1g8 of tho
sin judicial Di->ric7, ut the ensuing election.
G:K;r,w CITIZENS uf al1ST LAhpkr:-
lam 4 candidate for Judge OF the I3ti ''nGl-
ytecAuber next: subject TO the nomination nt
he De,uocratic conservative party OF the parish
In convention assembled.
You all know lny pas jfcnif rs hlldE" I
.hi, niatricT. refer te iG as the best guarantees
Gun give for the future, and solicit Your votes
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
YeF Constable.

ann q candidate for Constable for the lst
ward at tlle election to be held in December
NEXT, subject TO the noninatioh or the Repub-
~'e@@A FRANK JONES.
TO NJ FRIENDS AND TIE PUBLIC:
annouaee myself as candidate Tor tons'a-
o'' 'A 'l'' A'''' ALI.ONZO ASsELM.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

Our deeds arc like children that arc
born to us; they live and act apart from
our own will. Nay, children may die,
but deeds never; they have an indistruct
idle life both in and ont of our con-
sciousness.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

Every good word and act and gentle
touch has it's fruit, and serves our kind !;
every smile that we shed upon q child ia
an act of devotion to our human proyi-
dcncc and a deed Of charity.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
NOTICE To CANDIDATES.

Candidates will nc announced in the ST.
LANDRY DEMOCRAT on the following terms
and no other, to-wit: In English alone. Ten
Dollars tsln.) In English and French, Fifteen
Dollars $l5,l payable invariably in advance
before arEt insertion.
Political notices will be published at half the
rates fixed for judicial advertisements.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

A newspaper in the inside coat pocket
saved New Yorker's life from an as
sassin's bullet. The time is not far dis
tant when it will be suicidal for man
not to take a paper. a
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
DUREGC SALE.
PROBATE COURT. PARISH OFST. LANDRY.
No. 3s0a.
ESTATE OF IIAtiNFtE DESHOTEL, DE-
CEASED, WIFE OF DAMIEN GuILLOEY.
EDURE.aG SALE.

Bv virtue of an t}it4r If the honorable Pro
hate. Court, Of tht: Parish Of ST. Landry, there.
will hc 5ui. at pEhic 1uctioI, 10 the highest.
ladder, hy the undersigned cN-uitlcio aurtOnecr,
IT the last residence of decreased, Ola Grand
Prairie III tii, parish Ol It. Landry. on TUESDAY
Dccvluhcr9 9TH 1879, the following described prop
crtN. h.iunGinr IL the estate OF Hyacinthn
Dcshottl deceased wife of Damien Guillory, to-
wit
l. y certain plantation situated III that part
of the parish of St Landry known rs Grand
Prairie. measuring uuc hundred and forty
Irps'ltjs more nT less, buinded on the north by
ii;i Crocodile. south by Jacques {. I.iir,.r.
cast hy Hayon Crnrn,lilc a:ul west Iy willow
JOSEPH! ncshutcl the Hand will he sold IN four
lots. Including the "rsitsrurr witt, all The build
ilGS and llnprovcnIcn:*-n map representing
the total tract and ,hc >,lhdiSslull$ thereof
will he eNhtnicd on thc day nt sale or &ln he
stcn hy GaEiug III III" law riiicc OF l.. A. Martcl
:. 4 lot 81 moNahrs.
TrtInS altd Coit,litiuns.--Thr mov:!,lcs for
cash the land nn credit of one and two years
from DAY n >Hl., purchasers sivin!, Their notes
will appr"1r, security, with special nu,rlSasr
Hni vendors privilege, payable 1T the law
office nt l.. \. Martcl. {. {. DI-SOS
Sheriff and cSOn.cio iuctionccr.
N0N. st
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
Fer Clerk Of Court.

We are authorized To announce JAMES @,
CHACHERE as a candidate for Clerk of Court
in and for the parish OF 81: Landry. al me
aIertinn in December next, subject 10 the nomi-
nation of the Democratic Convention,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

Mr.. n. yilaseca has the thanks of all
mouths in this office for dozen and q
half large fresh oysters,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

The present District Attorney, II. +.
Perrodt;u, Esq, announces himself to-
day as q candidate for reelection.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
Deulocratic.C0nserVatiFe Ticket

For Governor:
L. A. WILTE,
of Orleans.
For rienic.l>7t Governor:
SAMUEL ID. McENERH,
OF Ouachita.
For Attorney General:
&c. EAGAN,
OF Claiborne.
For Secretary OF State:
WILL A. STRONG,
Of VIM.
lur Auditor:
ALAES JUMEI,
OF 1berEille.
For Superintendent of Public Education ::
E. M. FAY,
OF East Fcliciana.
For State senate-l2th District:
II. =. FONTENOT,
w. a. ROBERTSON.
For Hsuse of Representatives
III. I'D. RAvANAGET,
3EARTTN CARBON,
DR. u. n. YOUNG,
JNO. C. LYONS.
For Sheriff:
G. .C. BUSON.
For Clerk District Court:
JAa. @. CEEACIHERE.
For Coroner:
DR. yvyT. MI. TEgOMPsOy.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
For. Sheriff.

Mn, EDITOR You will please announce m:
,arna se candidate for reelection 10 the Office
~ sheriff of st. Landry, at the election Ii!
December next, subject to the nomination OF
fhe Democratic Convention. ,,,>>-
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

There will be divine services at the
church of the Epiphany, Opelousas,
every Sunday morning at II o'clock, and
Sunday School at 8 4. M.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

The CHICAGO LRDGkR Is now aa>
preaching the close OF the zsTcnsa1
year Of its existence, having beea
established IN ahs w:uttE OF 1879.
THE I.DaEG wAs startled BY its pres
ont conductors with aoSns nisgis-
iugs AZ 10 the succeas Of the sutfr-
prise. Many literary ventures Of
kindred character had beeg made in
the Western metropolis. Gad n!lser-
ably failed. The Sea oi loUrDa Dai;sm
wac &sre1h WITH the wrecks Of
stranded ns~snaper enterprises,
0thsrs that were living, but Ssfag-
gliItG for prscscioua existence,
have since yielded 10 inevitable fats
and gone down, leaving TuE I4EpaEn
to day the only weekly st0:T paper
printed In Chicago. .
TIE LEpaER has not STAINED tbs
plane OF SUCCESS upon which (: 10.
soaidiy reats without earnest, veil
directed effort It's conductors have
Eabored earnestly and rersistenslJ
net oal1 10 make il All excellent lit,
srsry jonrnsl, hus also tn msse the
reading world acquainted with II.
|ThousaUdG upon thousands OF dol
lars have been expended If bringing
Its merits To She attention OF the
reading public. In fses, f'as LsDGEI
has been the most sSteasiTelys sd
vertissd newspaper In the West.
The publishers have feeling OF
pride At the sIccess that has at
landed their efforts 70 build Np .
6rst-claxx literary paper IL ihe cap
itsl city OF tiie West. Ihs ctr1ula
ton, Sisssdy large, is rapidly grow
Ing. and by the LIST day II januArI
yisi be not less than $4,000. Ths
pu ubIishe.s DO not nrsn to relax
fhetr efforts TO make TAk LEnaHH
1 tbs best weekly HsH4psrcr III the
West, bat intend to l1ersseeTe in fhs
work, and during the coming r!vnsias
Will still further increase its value
and usefulness. .
The " ees = contents oi TIE LIES
En- embrace. IN ADDITION to Its geYaR,
novels, several short ssgvies, a tFoms
aod Family Doctor department.. en-
bracinS letters Moln women ot &7,
perenced heads aud hands on house
hold and kitchen eoononIy. home
adornment, tho management Of
children, AID recipes for iha cure Of
m4ay OF the ills to which Aesh is
heir: a Young fuls>' depart; .;nent; a
department devoted Ia Current Lii
eratire, consisting OF ch0iee excerpts
from tins latest magazines; 4 Scien-
tiac department, giving sise latest
intelligence in regard to n.w discoy-
cries, mechanical inventions, etc. !:
also biographical sketches. historic
papers. travels, poetry. and a mHss
OF short articles on miscellaneous
topics.
ADDRESS
THE. LEDGER,
Chicago, III.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

4 Virginia paper commences an ar
ticle SCIENTIFICALLY as follows: "The
Christians EEope-L'Qcket Pistol.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

\ Western paper remarks that the
world will soon look upon America as
the Fpdderland
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

Take aBl.SCK -DRAuGHT' and you
will never be hllious.
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