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-Crnup requires. prompt and vigorous
treaiment, or II may speedily prove fatal.
On thisi account no mother ought ever
70 be without ipecacuanho-wine in the
house. Directly the metallic cough pc.
euliar 10 the complaint is heard, give the
child . teaspoonfnl every ten minutes till
be yomits freely. He 10 then safe until
medical aid can be procured He should
be- kept in Q warm room two OF, three
dsys, and the cough remedy re-
commended = Tor q child should be given
bin iksAs ipecacuanho quickly sdeterio.
sses Ia quality. fresh supply should he
procured every three months. As long
= the wine is clear It is good when Il
4 thick lis of no use - -
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LEGAL NOTICE.

f>HRlsrIAN BaUNY, JR., Who Is l non non. resi-
u dent Of the ssateT Of Ohio, whose post.
uflos address is Aurrayvills, Jackson County,
West Virginia, will take notice that on the
lth day of September. 1878, John Ruby and
Christian lNoser fied in the nouft Of common
pleas Of Monroe; county, Ohio. their petition
against him. the, ohjec: and prayer Of which,
Il 10 obtain . judgment assiusti him for the
amount Of o promissorY note and interest,
executed and delivered 70 the said John Ruby
and Christian Aossr. dated June Is. 1875,
due on demand, for the sum Of two hundred
and twenty dollars With eight per cent in
tsrest; that an order Of attachment aud mo-
tice to garnishes has been issued. You ore
required to answer said petition on ot before
the 6th. day of, April, A. D. lS79. =,
gay PEARSON & 'D0HRRTY, ~
NS4TsH 'rpdisv Ats'yrtx FqAssssfs. :
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

CAPT. Roddaile is st the present mo.
uens hueily. employed in N. de Lesseps'
enterprise of creating vast inland sea
In Africa in The gigantic natural basin
which lies to The north Of the Desert Of
Sahara The country through which
the projected canal would be cnt .is, ii
appewseatirely frse from rocks or other
ots.arlss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18
w"I, will never do" prophesied

GE"Il will never do" prophesied 9
cynic when he heard that the two grea'
French actresses. Sarah Bernhardt and
Croizs.te, we're to play together in The
Sphinx; ''you must keep them apart," "
He was not far wrong Croizette was
just about topass from time into eternity
the either night before husbed audience
when Sarah whispered TO her. for he'
private ear: BY the bv, my dear, ] hesl
you have left your old house; where are
you living now 2" "You know as well
as do" returned the other, in a rage
"why do you try to put me out in thai
wayI". Then. turning from her tormen
tor to the audience, she took the dose
II put her out effectually, and for thai
night the great scene was spoiled. The
next day Sarah was Withdrawn from the
cast.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

3 A new word Of French extraction has
been added to the great family OF the
Engiish ianguage-"Vicereine." The
London Grsphic has published the por-
traits OF Che Marquis OF Lorne and Prin
cess Louise as those Of "the Viceroy and
vicereine Of Canada" - sol
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2 ATTACH MENT.

FIN. Beard. plaintiff, . Before Jared
VS. Hawkins j. r
Barnsbas Pearson, defendant of Center town
ship, Monroe County. Ohio; On the 9th day O
December. A. d 1878, said Justice issued AZ
order of attachment In the above action for tn
,azn Of ga IS, and so probable ,eosts. ~,
VNHxTef4. I'm pIlAND.
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Society Question Debated.
tAtlanta Constitution.l


I Eternal warfare seems forage between
the country negro and the town darky.
This was illustrated al the passenger de.
pot ypst erday. IA colored yrath from
Pike County approached aatown negro,
and the folio wing conversation ensued :
"Whar bouts is de ticket offisp'.r
"R ght ,dar 'fo' yo' eyes."Ada1aW o..
40 whose eyesf'az g7snqi1s e,
~ ne" rts,s gyfd fsgpW Qsarf,,' u
"Is yOultle ticket offisi" is'hH 81
look yer. niger, don't yer gimme
none yo' slack" airasl sIomH5aE
I'm mighty slack man, ,,ole man,
when | gifts stirred up"
. "An' you'll gil shred up ef you stan
roun' yergfoolin' longer wid .me!"s s,
'Dat'side kinder Excise w'as I'm 8
| pinin' fer" gf fea4j.!s.iee+ esv.
And with that they clinohed aud had 8
right iveiytussle They were separated
however. before policeman came slong
and the Pike County datky found The
lticket Office. The town negro, it may
be well To mention, was ba.,ly used up
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'''0h|| MY
BACK!'

used BY ah classes for so years, and saved
from lingering disease and death, hundreds
who have been given up BY Physicisns.-- -
HUNTS REMEDY cures all diseases oi
ths. Liver, Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Or
gans. Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, and Inconti-
nence and Retention Of Urine. HUNTS
REMEDY cures BHgtt's Disease Of the
Kidneys General Debility. Female Weahnsss
Nervous Diseases. Intemperance and Bxcss.
Ises. HUNTS REMEDYY curvs Bilious
Headache, Sour Slou aeh, ,Coati vsness, Dyspep
sis, Strengthens the Bowels and Stomach aud
makes the Blood perfectly pure. HUNTS
REMEDY 10 6REPARsD EXPRESSLY YoR fHrsI
DIsBAsts Asp HAs.EEy.R sEsE sKEovE no rAIL
OEz TRIAL WILL cosvIxcs You. HUNTS RRM-
KDY Is purely Vegetable, is usei BY Family
Physicians, and the utmost reliance may b
placed In II. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18
A Failure.

: Any attempt to produce perfume ir
this or any other country that can sur
pass Dr., Prices Unique Perfumes, viii
prove, q, failure, for Dr.. Prices perfumes
are 90. frash and sweet as the flowers
from which they are made, and canno'
be improved. .s,tf al.,,. p,
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Essat. Of Thomas g. Penn, Deceased.
Ii y L. 8 u :.
THR undersigned have bean appointed and
j qualified as Administrators Of the estate
Of Thomas G. Penn, late Of Monroe county
deceased. $ .ljassI .essii Ii
Dstsd this Sd day Of February A. D. 1878
q ss a.. ,fs~ $50 SHE'D. uLL0A. =
n sssA '7s~s n !Tf., TwNEE,
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NOTICE, DISAPPOINTMENT.
M g,4Is,.o .n i y3f4
Estate of John A, Boice, Deceased.

THB undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator with the will
annexed, Of the estate OF. John A. Boice, late
Of Monroe county, decd. P7T jfsi4# ~
Dated this Goth day Of January, D. 1873,
ian2S,'7sw3. A, g. w. POTTS,
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.CLsRKI OYrrck, MoxRos couxrr. ONO. I
WooDsrlELD, Noy. 8.
/ hereby certify the foregoing lisa correct
copy OF the transcript Of said order, fixing
the times for holding Courts in said Iudicla
District in the year 1879. h,
Witness my signature and the seal Of th'
Count Of Common Pleas. s
]. +. JuDkINs,
Clerk Aonrse Common Pleas.
ovI2.'7sw4. 'paa q - g
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lArrAcHMKNf.'

40. Z. Miller. Flainsih, raa } Before WIN.
Against T. Hurd, J. p.
ship. Monroe county, Ohioa On the Eth day,oi
December, A D, 1878, said Justice issued IN
order Of Attachment ii the above action for
ihs'suzA of swenty-six 'dollats and 3axtysssvsn
'siss Dss.aass, u, 4s,s-,tESsm NJ tEsm Oh Al4as
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The state Of Ohio, Court Of Common
aMuskinsum County, IS. Pleas.
Be II remembered that on this 30th day
Of October, a, D. 1878, the Clerk Of said
Court received = certain order from tho
Judge Of the said Court Of Common Pleas
for the Kighth Judicial District Of the State
Of Ohio. reading as follows:
1--WE, the Jadges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the Eighth Judicial
District Of the Estate Of Ohio, hereby order
and direct that the several terms Of the
District Court and ths 1Corrts Of Common
Pleas within and for the several coantiss in
said District shall be begun and held on the
dates herein after named, for and during the
year 1879. 90 Wit: = 81 -gaii-E'f a01
District Court.
Belmont county, April 8. - aHt
Jefferson county, April Is: ,r,tfs
Harrison county, August ~.
1'uscarawas county, September l.
n Guernsey county, Septenber Z. lsa
Monroe county, Scptembsr Is. s,ft,a-a :
Noble county, September 10.
Morgan county, September "a.
IN Auskingum county, September ~.
o' Courts Of Common Pleas.
Muskingdm county, January l3. April 2s
November s.. Ia asa.
e Morgan county, March II, June 10. ooto.
Der Is. s4'.t .A'rs #f
Noble county. January 30, May 5. October
20. s.0 e-s
/, Guernsey county, February ls. Nay n,
November II. al .net-a hfs t~b i.iE -
i Belmont county, February 4, Nay 20. No
vember II
Monroe county. January Is, April Is, ::oe-
tober is. 'at n Z
jefferson county, February Il, June .. De.
Tuscarawas county. January ~, May ls,
Nov smber 3.
Harrison county, January {, April as. %.
tobsr Is. :
The terms OF said Courts shall commences
al nine O'Clock q. m, the several days nam.
Cd.
It is herein. specified that the said several
terms Of Court Of Common Pleas IN said
several counties shall be held BY said Judges
as follows, to win: Muskingum. Morgan,
Guernsey and Noble by Luoius P. Marsh and
his successor and William q. Frasier, Bel
mont and Monroe by William Okey; and JEFF
ferson. Harrison and Tuscarawas by James
Patrick, Jr. y DDS a., ,,.,.4.. ~ 500
Va, order and direct that . certified copy
Of this oraer be transmitted forthwith BY
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Huskingum county to the Secretary Of State
and to the Clerks Of the several Courts Of
Common Pleas In each Of said several conn
Ties TO be published therein according te
Law. Done at GAINESVILLE in the county oi
Muskinsum, this soth day Of October, A. D.
1878. :
" LUCiUs P. MARSH.
H. st WILLIAM II FRAZIER,
sia eal',a WILLIAM OKBY,
~ = inHs JANIS PATRICK, cJR.,
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
AsT s,i4g ss 1U & n&; iafrra dal
I hereby certify the foregoing to be trus
copy by order OF said Judges. q !.
Attest: FREDERICK GRIGBR,
(--) $500. Clerk,
>1.-;Ii> Oht. 0.koh.. "a 1874 ms
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18

Palms in the Back,
Side or Loies are
cured by HUNTS
REM EDY The
GreatKIdney and
Liver Medicine.
n - uct 1, x..w co,n.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-02-18
SKILLED LABOR

are locked sfter,5 and everything, relating to
mechanics and labor saving is carefully re.
corded; There is page devoted to all the
latest phases of the business markets Crops.
Merchandise. &c.. DC. A va uabls feature is
found in the specially reported prices and
conditions of T8 issE iEIli y ,nH.s- qrtNsi
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! - - sc Il7s1fes Sc fh 80.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

well-being ofthc community. do
not know how far steps for the pun
lshment Of those persons who
brought about this condition will he
successful. Politically, the officers
If the district in which Tcnsas is
situated are Republican,, the district
Judge and district attorney being OF
that party"
The New Orleans Dcmoryat says
that THE statement OF Gov. Nichols
in regard to the affairs in the PARISH
Is Of TenSaS and Conco,dia has
startled the whole people of this
State" We believe not. The peo-
pie Of this State has implicit conf
drnce in Gov. Nichols, and his off
CiaI UtteIings have more weight
than anything the Democrat may
say to the contrary. This being the
case, we, in common with the law
abiding citizens CT Louisiana, shall
rely upon the official document pre-
scented to the Legislature as the
only true statement of the Cacts-be
the c~ureent krrborts what they
ma{.'
Ip r,v+ ;e,,, vo ,l,,II uo,,,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

To sick headache, that iuluiliblc symptom Of
a disOrdrrcd stomach, liver aud bowels,
Many suffer from it H. uauy rs three or four
times IL week. They do 80 urcdlcssly, for
Hostettrr's Stomach HIItcr-, 10y touing the
digestive organs aud regulating tho bowels
ard liver, removes the cause, and disprls the
painful symptom The mtlu ate sympathy
between the brain a1d the abdominal region
causes the slightest disorder affecting the lat
thought. The reform instituted by the Bittcrs
when the digestive, s]UcTrtiyc ana evacuative
functions are ina state Of chaos, has other
and more hcuctic.al results, viz, the complete
nutrition Of the whusr physical economy, the
restoration Of appetite aud rrpo-c, and an
increase in TIA" power Of the system 10 resist
diseases ul u maltriul type.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

The Town Council has appointed
Mr.. Heber Lester as Town Marshal.
This is a good appointment. Mr..
Lester will make an efficient police
officer and keep the boys straight. On
the day he qualified he lodged two
men in prison-One of the men ares
ted holding a pistol in hand, threaten
ing to shoot Mr.. j. p. Larrieu'
The citizens of HOuma, one and all,
speak highly of Mr.. Testers appoint
ment, and We sincerely hope that the
new Town Marshal will continue to
merit the appreciation and apprecia-
ton of the public.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18
MAYORS OFFICE HOUMA, La, !
Ian 18th 1870 Z

In accordance with a Resolution
adopted by the Towu Council of the
Town of Houma, | hereby advertise
for scaled proposals for the Municipal
printing.
SAID proposals shall state at what
per Z Il of the maximum rates. al
lowed by law, the bid is made for.
LIST. For publishing the proceedings
of the Council.
2nd. For job work or other printing.
A bond Of fifty dollars will be re-
CURED Of the adjudicatc, and the
names of the bondsmen must accom- =
pany the bid. The Council reserve
the right to reject any and all propo-
sails.
Ii. NJ. WALLIS,
Mayor Of the Town of lIOuma.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

There are unprincipled men all over
the United States who advertise free
prescriptions for Catarrh, COnsump-
ton, W. debility, etc. Some tack
"Rev." on their name, and some claim
10 be retired physicians, etc. Every
one, of these So called prescriptions
contains some article which no one on
earth or anywhere else he's, except
the benevolent man who senda them,
so you are induced to send to him and
pay a good price for a worthless COM
pound. No one but the sO-called Rev.
Edward Wilson ever heard of a medi-
cine called BIodgeth. and he made his
thousands on poor afflicted men and
m all over the country. Like the
thousands of patent medicines, they
all aim to get money, and not all of
them care if you are benefited to the
amount you invest.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18
FICIA
Proceedings of the Town Council
Court HOUSE, HoUMA, La,
Jan l4th, 1873. }

~
Inc Town C""u''I " ~
Honma met ana o'Gnn'n'" '"'' lay
HIS Honor H. NJ vans PI''i"'"s'
Inc ioi'o"'"e i'''''''' wv
ent;
d. H. NJ "a'l'S' Mayor
Couhciln'eh-b I n"I''' o.
pont' r. ""uauN ana t. l ''o"'
AoSeh'-A' HcF'"s'''
on motloh Of r Go""uN, S''UnI'u
oy D. M Dupont II Vas o,"a,"'" '""'
the onces OF Socre'"'! anu ii'"'"''
be consolidated, amt also those OF
Marshal and Collector.
Tho f,lI,ving oficcrs were duIy
oloctId
urer'
HebNF Lc"tct, Marshal dhd CoIlcc-
tor.
Iro u Wirdor H., T'o,rn Attor-
"ey'
On m"tion Of ) NJ dupont S'con"-
Ell Ivy F. "on"''N inc loIIo"'"s o'"'n-
"nce was ""op''"
An ordinance L regulate tue compru-
I Ta 10y" T TIa,'', ,Lo f,I,ouiuc
.hnT to ot,%I ~" n,,, ~ 'I,,' ,,nII
Ntsa'l" ' '!' ,'"I'"'"''' VI ~ '""'
E,,r ~. No,or er, d.ll,..
"' "''' ''''''' I'' ''"'
payable quarterly on MS " warrant
For the Town Attorney ten dollars
ncr yror. na,obIc nm fine warrant of
,Lo N,r,r
f"r the Town Secretary, wv" dollars
for ever! meeting ofthr Council to he
paid quarterly On the warrant of the
E,r ,ho Tovr C,lroc,,r fro nor
cent nm outn,os and Licensees oct,n1l,.
coII,ctcd and r,id mt, trc Treasury
For tbo Towp Trc,.mrr Gn,or dol
I,rs ror roor ro,.aLI, a., .Lo ,rou,,
nf the Mayor.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

Twenty Years ago" says ii col
ored plriloso her, "uiggers was wut
Il thousand dollars apiece. Now
dey would be deah at two dollars
il dozrn, Ms 'stouishif how de
race am runIini down.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

IT is with feelings Of regret that we
the death Of MI. j. B..
Lineau, aged about 100 years. Mr..
Lineau was by birth a Frcuchman of
an old a%ristocratic family. He served
with distinction under the old Napo-
leon, and was considered man of fine
literary attainments.
The many friends of the deceased
are invited to attend to his funeral
which will take place to-day.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

The body of a colored man was found
in Bayou Terrebonne, near the planta,
tion of Senator T. A. Cage. 1t is sup
posed that the unfortunate man, who
had been making sundry purchases at
Mr.. Guidry's store, had INDUCED too
freely in alcoholic s%timulants, and on
his way home, in a small fat-bOat. he
fell overheard and was drowned. The
sun of twenty dollars was found on
his person.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

AL observing mar has discover
ed IA similarity between a young
ladies' seminary and a sugar fac
tory, as both refine what is already
sweet.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18
H0NEY-GRAPHS.
BY "RUPERT

"o'SNl hHD"o"D'
Consider al, thy actions and take heed,
sta, ,.r.. nar. uaT" ,h[y, l.rn nI'. 'I Lrin"
"'... ''>"'' '"' expect Oh" '""S.
,:r.. ''"N " E""'' "
Hommu Cub and, feeling rather dry,
walked MP to the bar and called for
III S0lt-watcy lcmOnadl
~ ''"'A ""'h'' says Una Sh'
~ '"' i'''' u ""H''''|s 'h"' wears
'U'l' me ''o'rtN or give m"
"'"'"' "N III 'n''N'" ""iu TO the
An exchange says: Matrjmonl
is q holy institution. Nnt OnI, does
,,.,. n,,, tnL;. L,., r.t.,'5 49,.
,.'''' w. "', ''o' ".''''"' '"'
ands Of divorce lawyers.
oI,m.I ms
S''o' .Mo'll'f' I'll" "o' make that
man "1e"' she Replied. II
"o"""' nav" done IT, was the
young answer
\ urrsnicuous varmnr, looi.r,
Ter said An n s,,oo.b ,.,r, nsr .Lo
-
one II S''"rHi ana most 'r%-
"ii"uS 'iI'IH 'hll comes 10 glI'
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18
WV ORLEANS LETTER.
New Orleans, Jan. I6, 1879.

Edier Romo Courier:
general complaint prevails at this
wHIlent of the dullness of the times,
Vino is mostly attributed to the very
dIsHHeable weather that has served to
rrnor tb@roads in the county almost
lmrrgtcablo, thereby causing II fall
ing q in the receipts of our chief sta
pies md q consequent decrease in the
amouat of goods ordered in return.
L"wVer, our merchants are bearing
1t out patiently, indulging the hope of
n near reaction.
Ihemniversary of tho glorious
@uTH OF JANUARY
was p'tponed owing to the inclemcn-
cy OF tls weather. So our young mil
ltary order was somewhat dampercd in
the face # a cold shower bath, and the
boys ddnot "March through the town
with theit banners So gay" and "Thc
Captaiuh H. his whisRcrs" did not
-''"'' "'""'' """ .'","'
"""'" ~du's'PP"'"''n'"' Vi INC
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able and WY interesting State docu-
mcnt. However there j. murL I'm
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na,LI r %uu '''''' 10 nut" j" IT,
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n bids 5,' me the task. 70 yGn III, honor
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IN INV "'N'1"'
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om ,,'''' ~"'n '.,5 "SHSu "' '"G L'@'G,''",'
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g,"S' I'lasri mat ""dy has &r"ci-
|.'' 7'"'''u "'n! ,"C ''P"rNt' ana a
,nnnI !-',,I , ~ mum
' " ''''NiS'' u chairman, mas
quest Of the State Printer, will be- con
Quoted with open doors. Your cor
respondent has oil along believed tina,
the prosecution of the State Printer
WAS the rcsAs Of vile and maIiciou-
conspiracy on the part of hi, arch
rucmies-t the Radical paIty and the
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

- On 6r5ellds drereaiaded that
under TIE printing lao roc IN force,
there is no longer any Official joWrRdl
IN uhich JUDICIAL ADVERTISE
MENrs must be Published to be legaI,
aud the law still al{0lcs them to rub
tiSh heiE SALES, ETC, jR the CoUR-
~ they SEE Ut to do so.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

The Live Oak post-otiice has been
discontinued this week. All mail mat
tGi' heretofore addressed to that office
mpst now be directed to Houma.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

MIR. Leopold Ferdel'a will bu found,
behind the bar, at the Houmd Club.
Give him q call.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

"Clark's Best 0. n. T." Spool Cot
ton at j. p. Chanfreau's.
Price-5 cents Il spool.