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The city of New Orleans VS.. wild. James
Hopk ms

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IT ish Of Orleans. No. l2o35 BY virtue of u
writ OF leri faciaa. to mo direoted by the hon
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
taxes Of 1879. Will proceed TO soil Mt public
auction Mt the Merchants and Auetioneers' Elk
change. Royal strest between Canal and Gus
tomhorse streets In tho Second Datrict Of thta
city. on WEDNESDAY. January 7. 1870, at IA
O'Clock m, tho following described property to
wilt ,
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, ait
uated In tho Second District OF this, city, IN
square number nfty-three. bounded by Bar
rncka Royal Bourbon and EsplRnade streeta.
and designated NJ lot number eleven. measur-
Ing thirty feet front on Barracks streetby sixty
feet In derth
Seized In the above suit
Terms-C Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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WANTED.

(NANvAssEBs TO BELL TIE FOLLOWING
~ now and useful iny"nt!nns:, The colabrhtsd
diploma ut the Inst ,, and Alnbamt
State Fairs. The BORING WE'LL. the latest and
cheapest method Of obtaining wator from the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
slFTER which for CULINARY narposes y ALMOST
lndispensahla The Wilson h KeaRle WHARF
AND FISHING LAMP; which Is the best t. cotton It.
FIREPLACE HEAT REFLECTOR; ELE0-
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method OF bell
hanging for dwellings, street cars and steam
boata being less liable 70 yet out ct repair thar
the old style The PATENT WATER OUT
OFF an Ingenious oontrtvanoe e prevent the
filth accommodating 90 the roofs nf houses enter
ing eisterns. A new method by which water can
be drawn from q cistern Ice cold through iron
pipas without the use or Ice or chemicals. The
BAORUS WATER MOTOR. great invention
ran be used for any purposes. very cheap con
friyance for running machinery Of oil des0rtp
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE, the
fHtt,t,t t6tft>fst aEA nenat convenient method o
lighting houses.
Energetic canvassers wanted and A GOOf
BUSINEhS GUARANTEED.
JAMES II. REYNOLDS,
PLUMBER and aaa Filter.
,a1s IyD6W Of Rar0pna street,
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The city of New orleans vs.. Ferdinand

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i sh of Orleans. No. 1850 BY virtue OF writ
Of feri facIas 70 me directed by the hoporahble
tho Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or
Of 1919 / viii proceed to sell at public auction.
at the Merchants and Auetione one ESnhanga
At reefs In the Second District OF this city. on
WEDNESDAY, January I, 1890 at T. o'clock m.
the following desnribed nroparty. e wit.
uafed Id the Second District Of this city. in
square number nineteen. and Bounded by Hos
pita1 Uranlines Decatur and Onartres streets,
and designated as lot number five. mea3Gring
twenty seven feet front on Hospital street by
ninety five feet in depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
]. r. ALOEE 9AUTHREAU3.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
de6 ID 20 u la3
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D 10
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Il 1 4 ~ y M


L1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
l. lsh Of Orleans No. 4.6ot-By virtue Of
writ NJ fari facias. 10 me directed by the honor
nble tho Fifth District Court for the paris h OF
Orieana. in tho above entitled cause. for city
taxes Of 1879, will proceed to sell ut public
auction at the Merchants and Auctloneers Ex~
ohange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouso streets, In the Second District OF this
city on WEDNESDAY. January 7. 1899 at II
o'clock M tho following described property. to
wit .
number two hundred md forty. and bounded
by Burgundy France. Mazant and Dauphine
streets and designated rs follows. Lot num-
Der ton and measuring twenty-three feet front
on burgundy street by one hundred and nifty
nine feet In depth; and lots mum bers twelve to
nineteen, and measuring two hundred ana
eight feet front on Mazant street by one hum
dred and twenty feet in Depth
Seized In tho above suit.
Tnrms- Cash on the spot.
J. H. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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The city of New or,ean. Va. Georse -pitz-

I1lFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ of herf facias. to mo directed by the hon
ornblo the Fifth District Court for tho parish, Of
Orleans, IN the above entitled cause for City
auction. at the Merchants and Az ationeers Ex-
change. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhause streets in the Second District of this
city on WEDNESDAY. January Z. 1850. at IL
o'clock IA. the following described property. to
wit ~
Id The Fourth District Of this city. In square
number eighty three, and bounded by Annun-
citation Chippewa. seventh and Eighth streets;
and designated rs lot numbers thirteen and
fourteen, measuring sixty-two feet front on
Aununeiation street by one hundred and TWEEN
ty- seven feet In depth.
Seized t. the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. X. ALCEE GAUTHREAUI
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
dec 10 20 n Jas
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The city of New Orleans VS. Mrs. }. u.
Keller

LlIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAIR
II tRh of Orleans. No. ~ s2 by virtue ola writ
Of neri facins to mo directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or
loans In tho above enltlt d cause, for city thxes
Of ia7o / will proceed to sell 1T public auction.
ut the Merchants and AuctoneeTs Exchange.
Royal street between Canal and Gust omhouse
etraets. tn tho second District Of this city. on
WEDNESDAY, January. 1890 Mt 10 O'Clock M.
the following described properIy g wit.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sit
uated in tho Sixth District Of this city. in eauare
number ono hundred anu titeen, bounded by
Tohoupitoulna Jereey. Berlin and Napoleon
Avenue atreete. aud designated as lots numbers
five and six, measurng q sty feet front on
rchoupitouas street by ono hundred and TWEEN
" 4 &c CERTAIN Of PORTION or GROUND. alt
unted In tho Sixth District q this city. In square
number ono hundred and forty. bounded ny
Lyon Jorsey Laurel and Upperltne streets.
and designated ut lot number eleven. measur-
Ing nifty iect front on Lyon street by ono hum
dred and fifty feet In depth.
Seized In tho above suit.
Terms-Cn Cash on the SPOT -
J r. AfCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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The c',yof New Orleans vs.. Frank rfsnsr.

LlfFFH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR-
II isb of Orleans, No. lt.2b4 by virtue pf
writ Of leri fnoins to mo directed by tho hon.
orabe the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orlsnns. In 'he above entitled rause for city
taxse pf 1870 will proceed to sell at public ano-
ton. ut the Merchants anh hnetioneers IN, Tx
Change Royal street, hetween Canal and GUS
fombplse ptreea In tho Second District Of thls
city, On WEDNESDAY. January 7. 1890 at ~
O'Clock m. tho following described property. to
wilt ,
In tho Flrrt District oftbs city. In square num-
hor two hundred and eighty aud bounded by
Rumpnrt. Thala M"pomone and Dryades
strer's. md designated ae follows: Lots NUN.
front Oh Itampnlt street by one hundred anu
twenty hreo feet In deptn. lot number thirteen.
pnrt "A = mna urIng thirty feet front on Ram
pnrt At rect by ono hundtei and twenty-thres
foet IN depth md part lot A." measuring thir-
ty foot front on Rampant street by thirty feet In
depth
ba2nd In the above suit
Terms- cash on the SPOT.
J. r. ALGEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil RhOTif OK the Parish OF Orleans.
l. 49,,
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OWL sheriff Of the Parish OF Orlear
The city of New orlean. Vs.. widow Mar


I,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans, No l376s-By vrtue OF u
writ OF nerl facias, to mo directed by the hon
orable tho Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orieana. in the above entitled cause, for oily
taxes of 1870, | will proceed to sell at pub ic
auction. at the Merchants and Anetione"rs' Ex,,
change Royal street. between Canal and
Customhouse streeta, In the Second District Of
this city, on WEDNESDAY. January 7. 1870. at
70 o'clock M. tho following described property
AGERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
In tho Sixth District Of this city In square
number three hundred and eghteon. bounded
by Perrier Jena PlaQuemine and Cadil streets
and designated ~ lots numbers sixteen to
twenty. each measuring thirty feet front on
Perrier street by ono hundred feet la depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cas on the spot.
j. ALCEE GAUTHREAUS.
Civil Sheriff. OF tho Parish OF Orleans.
,Inn pn 1T ina
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. George G.

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il lsh Of Orleans, No. la,i18-By virtue o. a
ornbIe the Filth District Court for the pnrish OF
Orleans, In the above entitled canse, for city
taxes Of 1879 / Will proceed to cell at pnhiic
auction Mt tho Merchants and Auctloneers Ex-
change, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, Ia tho Second District 81 his
city on WEDNESDAY,, January I, 1890 at u
O'Clock M. the following described property 70
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
numter two hundred and forty bounded by
Erato Caroudelet. Baronne and Thalta streets.
and dos liz nated as lots number twenty four ana
twenty-hve measuring sixty four feet front on
Erato street by one hundred and twenty seven
feet in depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
JCr ma
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sH ERIFP SALES
smith Brothers 81 60. VS.. Wung Chung 81
}rp

Bro.
FINH1RD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
tsh Of Orleans. No % 03G BY virtue Of awtit
Of leri fmeiaa, tn mo directed Ivy tho honorable
tho Third District Court for the parish OF Or
loans Ia tho above entitled caaae. | will pro-
eeed topnll ut public auction. on the premises
herelnnfter Designated, on SATURDAY. De-
eemhar G. 1870 ut 10 o'clock A. m tho following
described prounftv. to Wit
AaL AND SINGULAR. THE ENTIRE CON-
TENTS Of tho store situated MT No. ~ Royal
street in tho second District of this city and
consisting Of II large md VOL assorted lot Of
Chinese Gooda. Wares. efa.. Tons. etc as per
inventory on nle In my Office.
Reized In The above suit.
Terms -Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALGEE GkUTHREAUX,
OWL Sheriff OF tho Parish Of Orleans
pro6 Ie1
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES,

per cent In cash on the price Of adjudication TO
be paid by the purchaser ut the moment Or sale.
Acts OF saie before A. Hero Bsa., notary pub.
lie. at tho aH DenaG of tho purchasers dec I'd
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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

WILL QPEN FOR TILE RECEPTION OF
w EuestB Oh MONDAY. siXth instant. Dur
Ing the summer tho Hotel waa ont IN thorough
orlar and many radern improvements intro
dueea Ia ensure the comfort ~ patrons. The
heuan Ia unsurpassed IN oil hat goes to make
a FIRST CLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL. anti
viii continue IN mort the popular favor which
Inns haen neeorlol II In thu past.
PARTIES returning homo will do VOL to call
ard look at FAMILY ROOMS before locating
eisowhere.
nnrtf RIVERS h DARTELS.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of HnFle Hcrcclite Glerm0nt,
widow Of ]. I. IatiI.
~SFGOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE FAR
- ish ~ Orleans No. Al 2fa-W Whereas nj R1
Mario Gerinne Latti has petitoned the court
for lottnIs Of datye testnmenthry oyeeutorahin
on the estate Of the late Mrs. Mario Mereelite
lAfil Jeeansei. Notice Ia hereby given 10 all
whom 1t may concern, to show cause within ten
DAYS why the prayer Of tho said petitioner
should not he granted
BY order Of tho Court.
dos Ii il. JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
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IlIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II iah of Orleans No. u 1913 By virtue OF n
writ OF her fneaa. to mo directed by tho hon
orable tho Fifth District Court for tho parish Of
Orleans, lin tho above entitled cause. for city
taxes Of 1870 | will proceed to soil ut public
auction. Mt the Merchants and Auctionoors tx
change Royal street, batween Gnnnl md Ous-
tomhouse streets In tho Second District OF THE
city on WEDNESDAY, january I, 1890, mt Il
o'clock M, tho following described property, to
wit
numhar eighty eight. bounded by Tehoupltou-
las Religious. st. James and Celeste streets.
and designated az lots numbers, seven, eight
nine and ton measuring each thirty ono feet
front on Tehouuitoulas street by ono hundred
and twenty seven feet In depth
Foi2ed In the above suit
Terms Cash on tho snot.
! r.. ALCEE GAUTHREAUN,
Civil sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
,I,rt y m ~ tnQ
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rho OF, Of New orleans vs.. john weber.

Ths CITY Of New Orleans Va. John weber.
L'IFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR TUE PAR
u ish Of Orleans No. ~ $50 BY virtue OF Il
writ or hnrt faelas. to mo directni by the hon
orabo the Fifth District Court for tho parish Of
Or!onns IN the above entitled eauso, Tor City
tHSos Of 1879 ! viii proceed to soil nj public
auction. at tho Merchants and huctiot "ars tx
change KoyHl srrast. betweon Canhl md tuaz
.tamhouae atroeta In tho Second District Of his
city on WEDNESDAY, january I, 1870. ut ~
O'Clock m. tho following described property
to VII
uated In Tho Sixth District If this city in aglaro
nimhnr ninety aeven, bounded Ivy tho river.
'rrhonuitouIaR md rolednno 81 r"att md Iouiss
lam Avenue and dnaignatod as lots ID and h,
menaurIng onCh tbtty tnroa foot front on
TehOnpinulas strN"t by eighty thrNo tont in
Depth
uptm La thN sixth District nf this civ IN auuare
number wo hundred md aeyen. bounded by
Gonstnnoe 0onstantinopn Magazine and Aua-
tnrIt8 atreets and designated ~ follows
rnrts Of lots numhnrs on" two. throw. four nnd
IT, measuring seventy I've feet front on Con.
stauno etroet 10y ono hun lrNd and fifteen foot In
dnpth.
Seized In tho above suit
Terms Cash on the spot.
] r. ALCEE GAUTHREAHN,
OWL Sheriff of tho Parish Of OrleanR
ffH6
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L'IFTU DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
l izh of Orianns. No. u 19o-By virtue Of y
writ Of neri fnciae to me directed by tho honor
nhle the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Ortenna In the above entitled cause, for city
tnxee of 1870 will proceed to soil ut public
auction, NJ tho Merchants and huctioneers' Ex-
change Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhpuse e,reeta In the Second District Of this
city on WEDNESDAY. january I. iRe' nj IL
o'clock m tho following described property, to
wit .
uated In tho Fourth District Of this city. In
square number forty niue, bounded by Rons
srau st Thpmaa Third mud Fourth strecta.
aud designated aa LOT nnmber twelve, measur-
Ing thirty one feet front on Rousseau str"ot
hy ono hundred md three fNet In depth.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, alt
uatnd In the Fourth District of thia oity. IN
square number tlfty.oue. boundot hy Hixt H.
1ivaudaia,, Washington and Tohonpttoulaa
stronta and designated IA lots numbers one
md two mensurIne sixty feet front on Sixth
street hy ono hundred md twenty foot In
depth.
NniHni In the above suit.
T0rms- Cnsh on tho spot.
! H. ALGEE GAUTHREAliN.
Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
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LES. A. NOTICES.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
1911 or ORIEANR
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The city Of New Orleans W.. J""" wax

NIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TUE PAR
y iah nr 0rl"ans, No i35as Hy virtue OF
writ If tleri fHoiHs. to mo diIectad by the honor
able tho Fifth District court for tho parrish Of
0rlnatp, In the above untitled cnuae, for city
taxnA Of ls7a | witt proceed to sell ut public
anrtlan mt thn Merchants and Anetionaers lex
rItnnta Rnynl street. hawaan Itlnnl md Gus
tomhonso ftrees In In Second District of thia
city. On WEnNFSD tY. January J. Iato NJ u
o'clock NJ tho following doscrlbHd property, to
!. A CERTAIN FORTION OF GROUND sit
nntnd III thn second District Of thls city, In
square number two hundred md twenty ono.
bounded by GnroHdalet Wink. pnlbigny, Roman
ANA III n lna t4trp"tR, aud d"tiGnatod ms lot
number lixteen. meaenriug tWNnty- Royen feet
trout on Oarondalet Walk by fifty tlvo foet In
depth
u A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
unlnti In tie second Dietret of this city. in
puuara number two huudrml uH6 eighty one.
hearndad Nv Cnrandnlet Walk. Galvn2. Miro and
81 Petor stfnnta and deaIguatod ns lot nuntter
fhrn" menRurinR thlry foot front on tarondeiet
Walk stroa w ono hundred and eight feet In
depth
Snl4@A In The ahapN Ellit
Tonne Cash I'll tho spot.
T. II ALCEB GAUTIiREhUN.
Civil Shetin Of III" Parish of Orleans.
wv 4 VA fYgtT
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NJ NJ MILLER Va SYLVAN CHANFHAU-
Me-. lU.T94
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1879-10-02
Men Of Grit.


Says the New York Witness
Many a life has been lost because
the left hand was neglected. The
large majority Of men do not use a
1.-THE of the power they possess.
Their talents are mostly in a nap
kin. One of the wealthiest men in
Wall Street to-day broke down in
business a good many years ago.
He went into an office where he was
well acquainted, and said to tue
members of the firm that he had no
bread for his family. Il am ready
to go messages for you, or perform
any other service" He hung up
his coat there and commenced work
around the lowest rung of the
ladder. Previously this mans check
was accepted anywhere in the street.
You may be sure such man grad
ually mounted up. Over in Boston
a like minded man fell out. He was
without bread, and soo1 would be
without shoes, unless he wakened
up and stirred his energies. He
was a book keeper, and at one time
earned a handsome salary. What
did he do? This he did: He took
a cotton hook and went down to the
wharf to load and unload cotton at
so much an hour. Behold another
man with grit. The owners of the
cotton and the ship eyed this hero.
Soon the decree went forth. Come
up higher. He resumed the quill
and laid aside the cotton hook. Dis
couragement never weakened the
Boston boy. Winners, with hang |
ing lips and chicken hearts, who |
cure their troubles with the bottle |
Or the pistol, are pitiful creatures,
who should never have been born:
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10 Drive Away Hen Lice.

A correspondent of foreign ex
change says that the only reliable
means of Kidding the hen roost and
pigeon loft OF vermin is a prepare
ton Of sulphur and carbon, techni
cally known as sulphuret-carbon. In
France it has been thoroughly test
ed, and we are assured that it works
like a charm. 1t kills the insects
which prey upon pigeons and fowls,
without injuring the birds. A bot
tie containing the solution will las:
several days, and the cost of it is
small. Put two ounces of the sui
phurate of carbon in a bottle open
at the mouth, and hang it by a
string in the hen-house. At the
end of eight days the bottle should
be refiiled. The remedy is said to
be infallible. If as good as claimed
to be, it should be known to every
farmers vile and poultry raiser in
the land.
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Our Young People
MADE UP FROM THE BEST CLIPPINGS.
10 the Young.

DEAR FRIENDS / think
of you. Your interest here and
your immortal welfare in the great
future are the burden of my prayers.
Once | was young as you are now,
and know something Of your dam
gers, difficulties, trials and te.npta-
tions. Be careful how you step.
Seek divine guidance. Be diligent.
You are now foIming habits, the IN
fuence of which will follow you
through all your after life. How
important that they should be such
as you and your friends will. be
proud of. / have tender sympa
thy fer you. If could do so. l
would gladly take each al you by
the hand and gently lead you along
the shining way, refreshing you in
the green pastures of the gospel and
enlivening you at the fountains of
Gods love. If you are not faithful
and diligent now, in after years you
will look back upon your mis- uided
steps and wasted years, and with
bleeding heart exclaim: "Oh, that l
could live over again the halcyon
days of YOUTH Then in your
meditative moments, when memory
fingers around your buried and
wasted years, the bitterest pangs of
regret will seize your heart Have
high aspirations and noble aims.
Be student. Train your mind to
think deeply and profoundly upon
great and noble themes. Seize the
great problems of life and grapple
with them until you are cOnqueror.
Do not shrink when duty calls.
Conquer evil. If you are entering
upon maturity, WORK fast. The stir
ring events of the times demand &C
tivity, vigor and resolution. Hurl
yourself into the front of the battle
and work nightly and valiantIy for
humanity and for God. Soon your
days will be gone Life is a feet
ing shadow. 1t is an evanescsnt
vapcr, appearing "for time and
then vanishing away" You are
young. Make thorough prepare
ton tor the high and holy duties OF
life. Be earnest. Be a practical
Christian. Be consecrated work
er. Observe the laws of hygiene,
but be active. Take sufficient rest,
but be diligent. Heartily engage In
all the great enterprises of the
church. Be a Sunday worker,
teacher or superintendent. Be use
full, prayerful, active Have as
many irons in the fire as you please,
SO you keep them all hot and all go
ing. Be active and you will accom-
plish much. Work for Christ. Be
humble and cUnsecrated. Provide
for yourself, but don't forget the
poor and distressed. Be kind, gen.
tie aud noble. Be good. Be true
to yourself, your friends, your coun-
try, and above all De Orue to your
God Your immortal interests lie
out before you. Time hurries you
on swiftly toward the grand destiny
that awaits yon, Fill your hours
and days with noble, consecrated
toll for God
A LOVER OF THE YOUNG
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A French Way Of Washing Clothes.

A system of washing clothes has
lately been introduced in some
French towns which is worthy
special mention. Its economy is
to greatly reduce the cost. This is
the process: Two pounds of soap
Is reduced with a little water to
pulp, which having been slightly
warmed is cooled In ten gallons of
water, to which is added one spoon
full of turpentine oil and two spoon
fuls of ammonia; then the mix ure
is agitated. / he water is kept at q
temperate heat which may be borne
by the hand. In this solution the
white clothes are put and left there
for two hours before washing them
with soap. taking care in the mean
time to cover the tub. The solu
ton may be warmed again and used
once more, but it will he necessary
to add half a spoonful ofammonia.
Once washed with soap, the clothes
are put in hot water, and the blue
is applied. This process, it is obvi-
Gus, saves much time, much labor
and fuel, while 1t gives to the
clothes Wilderness much superior
20 that obtained by any other proc
ess and and the destructive use of
the washboard is not necessary to
clean the clothes from the impure
ties which they contain.