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Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

THE Enterprise is anxious for an Editorial Association" We see no objection and some possible advan tage But, no uniform, or badges, or grips; and every man bury himself
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
FITCH sS CHURCHILL,
Flooded Stock For Sale.

WE EHAVE TWENTY DURHAM AND " Devon bull calves for sale. Part ci ,c,.Lu .aeIu can be seen at Riverside. Pinal ss1euu'y' and the remainder on the ranch .Ie Junction Of the ArivaipI with the S@h Fedro. Call on or address
 so., l. D. PUTNAM,
 '-I Riverside, Pinal Co.,, A. T.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

AMONG San francisco Horse Notes, 2 In the Stock Report of January 2, wl nOle:
 One of the shOwiest teams in the Park are d bay and grey driven by Col. James NJ. Barney, the silver King Mugul. The Colonel Is q tirst-class whip.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

ON January ). Thomas Steele was appointed postmaster at Greaterviile, Pima county, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

Total number of voters registered ID Pima county prior 10 The late election was 2nsO
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
B. IA. HEPEFORD.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC. Office on Congress street, opposite Palace
 Hotel. Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

TIE delinquent day of the McMil- len Silver Mining Company has been postponed to Monday, February 10.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

W IT. RIG K ARD. Fellow Of the Chemical Society, London. Formerly MITCHELL & RICHARD,
 London. and RICHARD & wIEGAND. Gold HaI,
 Nevada. Analytical Chemist and ASsayer of Cop per and the Precious Metals. By Special Authority of the Chilean Government. Pateniee of the Rirxard Furnace. Agent for the Hunt, Douglas & Stewart Lix- iviatiOn Process for the reduction
 oi Copper and Silver OTes. Plans Of apparatus and instruction in the
 process Of LIXiviatiUn. Scale Of fees same as iu San Francisco. Instruction in ASSayins and Analysis. Odice Corner Meyers and MesiIla
 Street, Tucson, Arizona. Sept. q 4s-
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
Exchange Restaurant.

DILL 6 MCDONALD, Proprletors. Corner Meyers and Congress Sts.,
 Tucson. Arizona. This Restaurant has just Open
 ed, After being Completely Repaired and
 fitted up in the BEST MODERN STYLE IL Is in a most convenient location. being in the very Center Of business. Everything New and Neat and only the best cooks
 Employed. Es- Call for meal and satisfy your
 self Oct5 5l-tf
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

,,os- sea,h notices, free. Obituary re- -.,rl.s In prose, s per square; Tn poetry, .-I.-
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
1,uE ARIZONA CITIZEN

,1-prrSHFD EVERY SATURDAY. o5ce on Main Street, North Cosmopoli-
 tan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
.,,sct.rPrIoN RATES !:
AnvrRTIsING RArEs:

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Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
\. B. SUMMERS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FLORENCE, ARIz 'NA.
 Practices in all The Courts of the Terri tory and gives special ate ton tO eases bet0re the |. S Land office. 1T
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18

gos,ness advertisements at Reduced
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
CHI. MEYER,

Dealer m DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
No. IA.
Assay Office and Laboratory.
Conducted by

W T. RI c K A RID,
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
THEODORE l.. STILES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. YUMA. ARIZONA. VIII practice in all Courts in this Terriior
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-18
nR AnGUST WHITE,

PHYsICIAx AND SURGEON. Ofies-On Congress Street, next door to RIre's Drug store, Tucson.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

BAYOU CIlCoT, La, Sept. 24th, 1870.
A communication anDears in the last

BAYOU ClllCoT, I.s., Sept. 24th, 1879.
A communication appears in the last
issue of the Courier signed "HUrd
I7mcs,n in which he states:
BAYOU BAYOU, La, Sept. u, 1879.
Messrs. EditOrs.--A few dots from
this region may be OF some interest to
your readers. The people here are very
much stirred up on the subject OF the
election about to take place for dele
gates to the Democratic convention to
assemble at Opelous;ls on the 9th.
There will be q general turnout III this
ward, and you will see a different set OF
men there to represent this ward III the
convention. 1t has been a custom here
for the people to stay at home, and q
few of certain class have had control
of the vote OF this ward, but the people
of this ward are wide awake, and are
determined to send their own r"prcSCn-
tatiyeS. \ little trick that was played
here last fall will beat the tricksters
this fall.
Now the result of the election is
known to every body, what does peer
"IIard Times" think now9 | can guess,
for he is familiar with defeat, false
prophecy, and holleriny before he gets
out of the woods. Y word Of comfort
to you, "IIard Times" quit politics,
quit prophecy, 60 join the church and
wear the badge Of the little hatchet
and your success is sure. The party
does not want you. They do not want
to even hear your Objectionable name
any more, Hard Times" They want
Democracy to rule, good men elected
law and order, and that will perpctuate
good times. NUX POprLl RECENT.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

OUR RAILRoAD.-The bridge over
English Bayou is finished, and the road
bed is ready for the ties and rails to
Pine Island, thirteen miles east of Lake
Charles. The convict force until re-
Gently employed west OF the Mcrmen-
tan has been removed east Of that river:
The grading is finished between Lake
Charles and the Mcrmentau, about forty
miles, except about one mile near
Welsla's on the Hacasine, which will be
finished in ten days. The track is laid
one mile west from Lake Charles. The
steamer Col. Hooker discharged $50
steel rails at the railroad dock here two
days ago, and has returned to Calcaseu
Pass for more. The steamer Pearl
Rivers left last Tuesday for Orange,
with cargo OF steel rails, and will re-
| turn at once with trucks for twenty fiat
cars to be used between Lake Charles
and Orange. Several scliooners are en-
gagged in bringing steel rails from Cal:
casieu Pass. The company has erected
4 new and eommodious blacksmith shot
near the depot here, and the denot has
telepIlonic communication with the tcIe
graph Office in town. Everything goins
ahead smoothly Il Lake Charles Echo
Sept. Goth.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
Mutual Respect.
New Orleans picayunr.j J

Until delegates are selected iOr the
Democratic State Convention, there is
reason to expect that there will hr
much excitement in political circles. It
is unfortunate that Srch excitement is
necessarily the accompaniment OF all
political rivalrieS. 1t is the part OF wise
men and good citizens to use their i'll
tiuence to prevent that excitement from
degcnerating into low puarrclS and
personal bitterness. Our afflicted State
has but lately escaped from the tI,i;il =
dom OF tyrants and Usurpers, and We
cannot afford now to indulge III pOlltl-
cal and personal quarrrtS among our
selves. In the course of a few days the
representatives of the dominant party
will have met and selected the candi-
dates who MUST be supported by the
entire party. 1t is not wise, therefore
for friends OF rival candidates to fall
out because they cannot have their own
way. Preferences are natural, necessary
and inevitable. TO advocate the claims
and merits OF the candidate preferred
is the right of the citizen, but thatrlgh1
does not Justify an abuse of all Other
| candidates for the same position. Per.
sonal attacks upon opponents, Away;
weak as form Of argument, become
especially weak and out Of place whet
| both the assailed and assailantS belon4
! to the same party and the brief contes
! is only as to temporary and casuh
matter Amy one who refuses III adj
vance to vote for the candidate fairl,
chosen has no right to participate IL
! the choice; the consistent and thought
! full citizen will therefore take care tha
! his present declarations OF enmity ant
disrespect may not 'stultify the Eot'
which good faith requires him to Civ
for one not his original choice. Zea
and earnestncss is no excuse for dis
courtesy. 1t is said that the great Lee
never uttered bitter word against tn
armed enemies and their lahors. SYreI
a>resort to personal abuse is very mnc
to be deprecated in q contest betwee
members of the same party. 1t change
no ones opinion whose opinion is wort
a thought. 1t is especially incongruol'
where the rivals themselves are allk
models Of courtesy, truth and valol
We hope the day is nQt pasI when 1he
of diverse opinions Can express thel
without abusing such as hold opposlt
opinions.
, These suggestions are intended fc
all Democrats, and they are made wit
the hope that our primary election
may be conducted in manner Wortl'
, of sober citizens.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

The United States in 1868 exported
agricultural implements to the value OF
;S67733,3St. In 1870 the amount increased
to &2.514,99S. In 1868 we exported
Sj,904,6.G worth. In 1868 we exported
S69,024,O6o worth of lreadstnffs; in
1S7S-10 we exported over S21o,0W,OoC
worth. Formerly the great part of on,
cotton manufactures were made abroad
and imported to this country. The idea
Of exporting cotton, except IN its raw
state, was ridicuied. In 1868 we, sent
abroad s4,627 ,05i Of manufactured cot
ton. In 1870 we sent over three times
as much. In 1868 we sent :s3O, ,43G,G42 II
provisions; in 1879 we sent S123,oo6, 20;
WORTH \. 0. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
Gall for n State Convention.
ROOFS STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, }
Democratic Conservative Party, :

ROOFS STATE CENTRAL COHNITEgE,l
DcInocrati" Conservative Party, I
New Orleans. Sept. |, 1871 }
At a meeting Gf the State Central Committee
of the Drlnncratic-COnservative party, held in
New Orleans on the 18th Of August, 1879, the
following resolutions were adopted
Resolved That the first Monday OF October,
1919. be fiXc't AZ I'll" time when the Convention
Of the Democratic Conservative party shall be
held provided. that III the event OF an epidemic
. in this Stare at said ,la1cs then the Chairman OF
this coulnitttee with the advice of the Exccu-
Live Committee, Is hereby authorized to post
pouc the assembling" OF the Convention 80 such
Il datc as il! their opinion may he deemed best.
Resolved That the city Of Ration Rouge be
selected for the holding of said Convention.
Resolved. That the apPOltonment Of repre-
! Scntaion in Std Convention shall he tho same
rs that adopted fur tie State Convention held
ut Baton Ennge on the first Monday in August,
1873, for the nomination of candidate for
stale Treasurer; provided, that any parish OF
the state or ward Of the city Of New Orleans
having east Il larger vote for the candidate for
state Treasurer III 1873. shall have the advan-
tHGc Of sald vote in said hpportionlnent.w
Resolved, That one delegate for every two
httndru voters, and one for every fraction
over one hundred, be fixed as the basis Of re-
presentation.
Resolved, That the election for delegates to
Sald Convention it is recommended that no
more than on" person shall he elected to east
each vote.
IN accordance with the above resolutions, q
convention ni the Dem0rrHtirCUnSerEativ
party IS hereby called TO meet at Baton Rouge
Oh MONDAY, Octnlcr 6. 1879. at 12aI
Iii Hecordnncc with the fourth resolution the
snE"rH PARISHES Of the state and wards of New
Orleans shall he entitled to the following re-
nreSCltali ion, tU-Nit:
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

TIE WIrCIIERf or MANSEK.--Aimost
every man can recall scores OF eases
within his knowledge where pleasing
manners have made the fortune Of law
yers, doctors, divines, merchants. and,
in short, men in every walk OF life.
Raleigh flung down his lace coat in the
mud Rr Elizabeth to walk on, and get
for his reward a proud queens favor.
The politician who has this advantage
easily distances all the rival candidates,
for every voter he speaks with, becomes
instantly his friend. The very tones in
Which he asks for pinch of snuff are
often more potent than the logic of a
Webster or a Clay. Polished manners
have often made scoundrels successful,
while the best of men, by their hardness
ana eG!lness, have done themselves
incalculable fnjury---the Shell being sc
rough that the world could not ,beileve
that there was precious kernel IN It
Civilty is to man what beauty is tt
woman. 1t creates an Instantaneous
! impression in his behalf, wDiie the pp
posite Quality exercises as quick a pre-
iudice against him. 1t Is !, real orlia
ment-tlle most beautiful dress that
man or woman can Wear-and Wortl
more rs a means of winning favor thal
the finest clothes aud jewels ever worn
; The grngesb man leYes to be aDprecia
! ted and it is Oftoner the sweet sln1I
Of a woman, which we think intende'
| for US alone, than Il pair OF Juno-llk
ewes, or" lips that seem on roses feed,
that bewitches our heart, and lays Il
low at the feet of her whom We after
wards marry.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

On the gath inst, one Lien Steen, q
colored boy about go yeart age, living
near Leonville, attempt to commit
an outrage upon marrielady living
near that place, and in hiIttempt sue
ceetled in choking antbruising the
lady very much about ! neck and
face. Her screams bront assistance
and the scoundrcl succeed in making
his escape, although it wa2 or 1 o'clock
in the day. The tiend nuatistied with
his failure in his first atnpt went a
few miles farther and fling au op-
portunity, attempted Il same thing
upon coloretl woman, lso married,
and came very near suceding in his
design, but luckily two M who were
working near heard Iescreams and
rushed to her assistant He again
succeeded in getting aW. BY that
time the whole country ilhc neighbour
hood were armed and Icing for the
scoundrel. Among the arclers was
deputy sheriff Emile Scitnaidre, whC
was the first one to arst him, and
before the neishborhooda as aware OF
the fact he was safely lged in Jail
Otherwise We arc afrli,hemp would
have been used.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

The commissioner OF education at
Washington has prepared q report
showing the educational funds and in
comes Of tho various States for 1878.
The expenditures, the public schools
of the country during that year were
$S6,S66,1G or an average, OF - per
capita. North Carolina ranks lowest. in
the list, and the Cherokee tribe. Indian
Territory, the highest, the annual ex-
nense Der capita Tor public schools
among the Cherokees being s35.7G
| During the past year the bequcsts tc
I educational institutions amounted to nc
less than S3,000,o 0,o00.-EE. O. Democrat
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
Fer District Judgc-l3th District.

We Gre authorized TO announce T. r. LEWIS,
rau AZ "a candidate for District Judge of the
18th Judicial District, at the ensuing election.
FELLOW CITIZENS OF SAINT LANDEl:-
am a candidate for Judge Of the 18th Judi
c,x1 District at the election to take place in
Det.e1nbcr next subject to the nomination ut
the Democratic party OF the parish
in convention assembled.
You all know my past record as Judge OF
this District. refer to it as the best guarantee
can give for the future, and solicit ynnr VOTES
GEO. W. HUDSPETH.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

A woman wanted to remove a tree
from her lot in the cemetery at Spring
field, Mass, to make room for d monu-
ment, but the authorities refused per,
mission. She went home aud prayed
that the Lord would take the tree away
and within few hours Il tornado blew
the tree OYER. The same wi nd did great
damage throughout Massachusetts, and
Killed many persons, yet the woman
firmly believes it was sent in. answer tt
| her prayer.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

The Natchitocles Vindicator advises
these journals who are denouncing the
new constitution to read it and not show
the public their total ignorance Of its
provisions. The same advice could be
protitably given to those enlightened
citizens who arc continually signing
for the good old days when the censti-
tuition of 1852 was in force,-[ I'hibodaax
Sentinel.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
JUDICIAL ADVERTssEVEENTs
GzkEREFF's SAE.E.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST r.ayDpy
No. 1906
JOHN G. SPER VS.. NJ LAVEPGNC

BY virtue OF a VIII of iieri ifarias lssuad out
OF the hnn"li'hte District Court, in and for the
parish OF St Landry. in the above entitled suit,
and t. me directed, | will proceed TO sell ri
public auction, to the highest bidder, ut the
Courthouse OF said parish in the town OF One
loustts, Oh SATURDAY, the 1st day of Noyem-
her, 1879, 1T II O'Clock A. NJ, the following dcs-
crlhed property, tO-Wit:
4 certain naii lot III ground situated in the
town ot opclotlSaS, together with all the build
ln@s 3h4 improvements thereon, being the
souti !!.tf OF lot No eleven OF the plan Of the
addition of Mrs. Mace to the town Of Onslors,.s
having siltE-fonr feet front on Main street,
ana nne inn'ired and SiNty-ninc feet in depth,
bounded north by ut ler half Of said lot east nv
Main street. south by property formerly be-
longing t" Madeline Lcjeunc now to Solomon
D':tHy, west by property or Solomon D'avy,
hcihs same property purchased by said NJ
l@lverSne by act OF exchange on 5th of June,
! 1871, from solomon Imvy, hy act passed bv u
D'aVF: kutHrtcF, and recorded on page AS and
451 of book OF alienation record
3 E@rus-Casll.
G. c. DUSON,
| July Sheriff of the Parish oI St. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

Kansas has had more than enough of
the exodus. The mayors Of Kansas
city and Wyandotte voice this senti
ment in an address inviting a confer
enee with the refugee committees at
St. Louis, Topeka and other points, to
be held in Kansas City gon the twenty
fourth instant, the object being, in the
language Of the call, to concert meas
ures for diverting the tide OF negrC
exodus to other States than Kansas
| e. T. s-~r- sr@'ss IN. O. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

Three students Of Ebap College were
walking together one day, when they
met an old man on theroad and wishing
to pass joke upon lin, the, first one
said: Good morning Father Abraham :
tile second one said Good morning,
Father. Isaac;' the third osaid, Good
morning, Father Jacob The old man
looked at them graveB, and replied, !
am neither Abraham, nor Isaac, nol
Jacob, but Saul, the spn of Alsls seek
ing his fathers asses, and 10: he has
found them.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
EDG II EIsG SALE.
d.
PROBATE COtzEE, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
No.
ESTATE OF HERMANN BRfNkHAUS AND
ANN MARIA COkCU

BY virtue e9 an order OF the honorable Pro
bate Court OF the Parish Of st. Landry. there
will be sold ut public auction, to the highest
bidder, by the undersigned tutoc or by
:uly duly qualified auctionecr, al last resi-
dente OF the deceased in the town of Grand
Cot";tll, parish OF st. Landry, on TUESDAY.
October 2Sth. 1875? the following described
property, belonging to tile estate of Hermann
Erinkliaus and Ann M:trla Cokch, deceased,
to-Wjt:
i. TwN tnwp lots situated in the town OF
Gr.snd Coteall parish OF st. Landry, bounded
north by Bnrleigh street, east by lot claimed
by n. PollinSue, south by land of William
bnllelSh, and west by lot Of John Schrewe,
with ine buildings and improvements thereon.
= A lot OF her'ed cattle, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS and Consitions.-The inmovable prop
e"ty. ole-follrth cash. balance in three e.,uaE
! annual installments from the day Of sale !;
! purchaser to fnrulsl good personal security,
! special mortgage and vendors privilege to be
! retained. The movable property to I've sold for
cash. JOHN Sf}HREWE
! Sept. 27-5t Tutor.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
NoTuEE TO CANDIDATES..

Candidates will be announced in the ST.
LANDRY DEMOCRAT on the following terms
and no other, to-wit: In English alone, Ten
Dollars (s1O1 I'll English and French, Fifteen
Dollars tsl5,) payable invariably III advance
before first insertion.
Political notices will be published at hall the
rates fixed for judicial advertisements
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

There will he divine services at the
church of the Epiphany, Opelousas'
every Sunday morning at IL o'clock, and
Sunday School at % A. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

The regular meetings Of Humble
Cottage Lodge No. 10, F. & A. NJ, for
the balance of the year 1879, will be on
the Wednesday evenings OF the follow
ingdates: September Gath, October Goth,
November aGth, and December Goth.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

From some loose tai! Of some Of the
"sore-leads" about .Opelousas,s we
thought there might be an attempt to-
day to split the convection; but from
what we have heard OF the country
delegates, we are satisfied such an at
tempt would be futile The delegates
elected to the convention to be held at
the Courthouse to-day, are going to
stick there will be nobolting. -,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

Many papers have announced their
preferences for candidates for various
offices; when the conventions have
been held and candidates nominated,
ave will know our preferences.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

On Monday night, Sotember s2d, a
pegro man by the nale of Francois
Magloire, waylaid and flled a man by
the name of Laurence fierfo Auguste,
by striking him on tlb head with an
axe. The man was hled almost i'll
stant;y. Deputy sheriff O. Trainor
was promptly GA the gpapd at daylight
next morning and tool charge OF thse
prisoner, who had beersecurcd by the
murdered mans relatDns. The pris-
oper does not deny theact, but says he
was mistaken in his m n, as the blow
was intended for the faIier OF the young
man. He is at presendodged in Jail.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
For Sheriff.

Mr.. EDITOR You will please announce my
If Sheriff OF st. Landry, at the election III
December next, subject to the nomination OF
1no i'0AA'' C. c. DUSON.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

Tn the Claiborne Guardian are an
ah},need fo1r candidates for district
iuage, feur for district attorney, three
for clerk. and nine fGr sheriff.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
For Clerk of Court.

We are authorized to announce JAMES o.
CiIACaERE as a candidate for Clerk of Court
in and for the parish OF st: Landry, at fhe
election in December next, subject to the uolnl-
natlon of the Democratic Convention.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

SWINGING RovSD TIL cIKcLE.-The
White sewing H1achin is becoming
introduced throughout q our parishes.
Mr. Wm. Gregg of Ns Orleans and
Mr.. Arthur Roy of Wilmington, have
just retulned from aaying trip to
Breaux Bridge, st. Mstinsville, New
Iberia, FermillionvilI and Grand
Coteau, where they ha9 exhibited the
world renowned White % hundreds OF
our Intelligent citizen Many have
purchased and many kore will. ON
citizdAs may look out fl the Washing
ton Brass Band to accopany the White
King to Opelousas on It's Saturday thu
day Of the convention.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
List 7.eIsers

Remaining in the Post Ofticc at OpclouSas, La,
Sept 18th, 1879, and II not taken ont before
September 21th. 1870. Will he SEM to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington d. G.
BOyd Geo MontrjO Z
Hayden Gertrude miss PardaS Ai.k
Henry c .,u..~ SiDlicu E;tlsin (cl
GnilNine Martin Sanders John \ T..
Hill Jonas :. Ini Wilknr Fnreign)
CIIAs. N. THOMPSON, I. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

All nncrAtlc-COnScrvativo newsnapers
throughout the State are requested to publish
the above. ~ p''A'
ALBERT VOORHEES,, President.
JOHN :. FULLY, Vice President
and Chairman Executive Committee.
o. u, TENEISNN, Secretary,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27
Fer Constable.

To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
Jonuou1,ce myself as a candidate FOR Consta-
Die of the 14th Nalft o,-,a .,crr,r
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

The concert to be given by Mrs. j. j.
Morgan has been postponed until We'd
uesday the 8th day Of October.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

Germany is RAPIDLY passing France
on the suicide record. Since 1874 there
has been an alarming increase III this
crime in the German Empire, A year
ago, for instance, there were 2S26 snl-
cides, while for tho past twelve mouths
tleig numbers had srio'nns forward t. to
murder is disappointed love or domestic
trouble; in Germany an extraordinarily
large proportion Of the suicides are of
men in the army vino are tired of army
life, but unable, under tho existing
military laws, to retire to civil life
IN. o. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-09-27

A trial package of Black Dra"ght Ircr OF
charge at a''"' o'' '