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The New York herald., 1879-11-16

Ono great lot Of 64 dozen fine felt Hats,
consisting of SAILOR HATS, TOR
ladies and misses, bound aud fully
trimmed.
DERBY HATS, bound and fully
trimmed.
CHILDREN'S HATS, bound AID fully
trimmed.
BOYS HATS, bound and fully
trimmed.
All at the uniform price of % cents,
and all formerly sold vt from IS cents
81 80.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

II pieces MONTE CLOTH. 10 inches
wiae. AZ 20 cents, former price 62,s
cents.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
FANCY GOODS.


200 real ANTIQUE LACE TIDES.
fully 10 inches square, ut - cents;
former price BUc.
90 real Duchcsse Lace LOCKETs AND
MEDALLlONS at 10 cents; former
price 81.
Extra hnc quality LINEN BUNTING
Tor curtains, ~ inches wide, AT ~
cents; former price lSc.
100 dozon ladies pure lincn HEN.
STITCHED IIANDKERCTTIEFS,
very fine, with beautiful ncedlewprk
initials, at % cents; former price aUc.
100 dozen gents * HEMED HAND.
kERCHIEFS at % cents; iormer
price Ace.
200 handsome bono stick FANS ut 20
conts; former price 5Oc.
Bcautiful cut Jet BALL COMBS at
~ cents; former price zoe.
Assortment OF roll plated Brooches at
~ cents; former price soc.
~ 80
EiIRICH'S.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

10 pieces all wool CAMEL'S HAIR
SERGE at ~ cents. former price 90
cellts
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

uklON ES.
Ladies' 3-button Kid Gloves. light,
medium and dark, ut 20 cents.
Ladies' 2.button Lisle thread Gloves,
with fur top, at - cents.
Ladies' 9, 8 and 4 button Lisle thread
Gloves. lined, 1t 20 cents.
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, ribbed top,
ut - cents.
Ladies' and gentlcmen's English wool
Cuffs at 20 cents
English wool Intantecs. silk embroi.
dercd. At 20 cents.
Gentiemen's heavy ribbed woollen
Gloves at 70 cents.
Boys heavy woollon Skating Mitts at
% cents.
Infants' glove-kid Button Boots at 20
cents.
Infants American kid Button Boots at
% cents.
Infants pebble goat Button Boots at
~ cents.
Infants kid Newport Ties at % cents
Chiidren's cloth slippers At 20 cents.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

8 pieces all wool CAMELS' HAIR ut
2oconts, former price 40 conts.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

Dark calico Wrappers. waist lined,
standard prints. all sizes. desirable
colors, well scwed. ut ~ cents.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

LADIES IN SEARCH OF NEW AND DESIRABLE [
GOODS AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES /
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF
THIS UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

0picces sELF-CoLoRED STRIPE, 80
inches wide. at - cents. former price
81 cents.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
DRESS GOODS.

IL pieces STRIPED BROCADES ut
20 cents, former price % cents.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

IL pieces MINED NOVELTIES, ~
inches wide. At ~ cents; former prico
~ ccnis
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

Beaded Feathers at 20 cents.
Birds. all styles, ut - cents.
Fancy Feathers. all styles. at 20 cents.
Ostrich Feathers at ~ cents.
Fine Montures at 20 cents.
Rose Sprays at 20 cents.
Silk Roses ut 20 cents.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
DRY GOODS.


STOCKED WITH CHOICEST GOODS AT
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
SILKS.
Black Gros Grain. 65c.; cashmere finish 81.
Black Gros Grain, satin finish. from auction.
81 Is: worth 81 A.
Black Silk "a inch, extra fine. 81 so
Black silk. - inch. satin do Lyon, for dresses,
81 rs; worth 81 sd
Colored Dress silks. 55c. Brocade Silks, 75c
Pekin and stripe Satins. 50c.
Black brocade Silk velvets. 81: worth 81 So
Black silk Velvet. .: black Velveteen 4Oc.
Stripe and Brocade Velvets. Soc
DRESS GOODS.
Plaids from auction, 3Oc.: worth 5us.
27-inch all wool Cancels Hair Shifting 25c
45-inch all wool Plaids, Csc. /; worth 81
3S-nch all wool Merino 6jc worth soc
AZ inch all wool Cancels Hair, SOC.
Cheap Dress Goods l0c wool effects I21,c
BLACK GOODS.
Great bargains in CashIneres all WOOL SOC.
Job lot CAshneres. Toe; worth 81.
KID GLOVES
LADIES' SEAMLESS, REAL KID SOC
LADIES' UNDRESSED. REAL KID Soc
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
FROM AUCTION; NEWEST STYLES. l5C.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
A MOTEL WIFE.-We onca l<neu

A MOI Ell WIFE.-We once knew q
man who was always praising his wife.
On the corner, down the street, at the
post office, at the race track, in tho skat.
ing rink, in the theatre, in the SAIL
that is, the cholr-meeting, he was ALWAYS
telling what a happy man he was. inst
because he had such a splendid wife, and
he talked every mar he met into . per-
feet frenzy about her. Ono wintor morn
lns' when it was not yet too light
to make one appear overly ostent.tions
we sneaked into that neighbor's yard to
steal a fence board for kindlipr. and had
10 wait before we could safely obtain it.
until that mans wife came out and saw,
ed a couple of armfulls of wood, shoyeled
out three snow-paths, ted and groomed
The horse, and then, when she went into
The house and we heard her call to her
husband that the sitting room was warm
enough for him to dress in if he wanted
o get up now, we were so amazed that
We forgot what we were waiting for. and
vent back home and kindled the fire with
corn-cob and n pint of kerosene. c
ngtoh Ha,Ukeyc.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
01--~-~~>>~~~
"A DISEASE THAT WRECKS THE Svs.

DISEASE THAT WRECKS THE Sysrr,.
Livery function is deran;, eG, everv nerve
nnstrung, every MUSCLE and fiber we,l
ened by fever and ague. 1t is, in fact ,
disease which if unchecked, eventna1,v
wrecks the sy stem. In all it's tvpes in
| every phase, it is dangerous, destructive
Stupor, delirium,c onvulsions, often ,t
tend it, and cause swift dissolution. nut
when combatted with Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters its foothold in the system is
dislodged, and every vestive oft erad;c,t-
cd. That benign anti -febrile specitic ,rd
preventive Of the dreaded sconrre 10 ro~
coSnlzed not only within our own bour.
oailes, but in tropic lands far bevord
them, where interInittents and romitto,+,
are fearfully prevalent, to be a suro anti
dote to the malarial poison and n reli,hlo
means OF overcoming disorders of tbe
stomach, liver and bowels, of which
'lttated torrcd atmosphere and brackisb
water are extremely nrovo
atlve. All emigrants and trave,,rs ,
Mould be supplied with it,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
BILLINGS ADVICE TO JOE.

ny awl means, Joe, get married if W.,
nave fair show. DON'T stan s,,;,-,,;.,
on the bank, but pitch in and stick Won,
neao "hder, and the shiver is over. There
"lnt any more trick in getting married
a1ter you're ready, than there is in eat,no
peanuts. Many man has stood shiver.
ing on the shore till the river all rnn
out. Don't expect to marry an angel
them hev all been picked up long apo,-
remember, Joe. you amt a saint vour-
sel1. Do not marry for buty exclusively.
buty is like ice, awful slipperv. and
thaws dreadful easy. Don't marry for
'oV neither; 1uv is like cooking stove.
sud tor nothing when the fuel gives ont
0ot let the mixture be some buty becom-
nely dressed, with about $3.50 in her
'ocket' gud speller, handy aud neat in |
Ter house, plenty of gud sense. a inf
and bylaws, small feet. o.
|sht step !; add to this sound teeth and
warm heart. This mixture will keen
any climate and not ovaporate. Iftbe
DIX happens to be left off for thrce or ,
'ur minits, the strength amt all rome
10: DON'T marry for pcdig1ee; there
"5 much in pedigree unless it is backed I
oank stocks. A family with NOTHING
IL pedlgree generally lack sense.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26

100 MUCH PHIsic.. .. Yesi many peon,e
are Killing themselves with sronp med;.
clnes. They are making miniature dr,c
shops OF their stomachs. Pills, calomeI
ana blue mass are taken in quantities for
constipation, biliousness and headache
L vital organs become overpowered
and paralyzed by the use of strong drurs
the designs of nature become frustrated
aid disease is the result Constipation
cannot be cured by the use of drastic nur
gatives-lt may give relief to-day, but
the complaint will return tomorrow. Mild
and pleasant remedies are best for con.
'tlpatloa, biliousness, dyspepsia. ETC.. and |
or tins purpose nothing equals Bailey's
saline Aperent 1t acts speedily and
itectnally, is cooling, pleasant and spark
lng' and canshardly 6e called a medi-
lao. Large bottles 50 cents.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26

! FEMALE SUICIDES. Poor. fr,,l wo,,o,
How sad the life and how terrib,e tI,
uca'h OF many. The midnight pluuoe
ne lovers leap, the bloody darecr tha
polsohs venom are all brought into 10
QUESTION to shorten life. And vet anoth
er mode of self-destruction is mora fra
quent than all others combined. Will
mother and daughter are guilty, the tatb0
er smiles an assent. Females are ahso-
'ute'y hurryIng themselves to prem, tnr.
graves by refusing to cure the lono list of
female diseases that constautlv at,lict
'hein' Some have become pale, feeble
ana emaciated, while others suffer VIII,
monthly troubles of chronic nature im
pllcatlng the whole system. Younr OWLS
nave become almost unfit for lfe .n,1
mothers drag q miserable ex;st.noo
GU can be cured of all this SUFFERING and
why hesitate ? DR.. Dromgoole's Eno,;sh
'emale Bitters has curcd thousands .nd
VIII cure you. 1t is a powerful perma-
lent tonic and female regulator.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
VIZ .SH.1LL MEET aGdJN
A"o"ghts Suggested upon Taking Lcare or ~,
esteemed young friend R. NIL.

VI an inc words to conjure up, thes,
"re the most powerful, and helms th,
soul over the rough pass of absence with
.he hrmest ard most consolng touch,
Nothlns equeals them for power of com.
,ol'i not even the knowledge that the
,'oaf absent are happy; and to those who
1o'e truly, they work as q balm on =
"ound' soothing the pain of tho smart.
II 1t cannot close tho gaping edges.
1--WE shall meet again," Seas NAV di-
Flde the loving, aud distance NAV
lenSthcn time into what seems mn nm.
oearable extent, but the words ave |
shall meet again" sounds like the far off
Watchdog when the wanderer is lost in
the darkkess of the pathleSs moor. or the
depths of the lonely wood.
1t is voice that guides us to the safe
ecurlty of home, and is an assnranc. of
he reward to como when tho weary
onrney is over. c,,so-
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
NEW PIANOS FOR $12S

EaGn, saI and p1 all styles, including GRAND;
! ! 22,yo1EE ~ 4 AND UPRLGHT. ali strait
r1NSI, CAASS, sold At the lowest WI
J;1 TasH VHOLESALE FACTORY prices;
airect ame to TIE PURCHASER. These Pi,,
the tim's cenas aao one of the finest display. at
anlnously recommended for the Hirba.t
Honors-over $4,000 in use. Reruisrlw
incorporated Manufacturing Co-Factory
Gslabiished over SO years. Tho Scnsry.
6rands contain MathuslIeks new natone
! n,p:ex M proSona novearstrung Scale, the greatest
iturenTme ,nal,inn en-, IN tho history of Piano
inIhin?: 1M The Uprighis are the FyHES7;
lN d-HERICA. Pianos sent ~ XXI
Ooirt fail to write for Illustrated anj
=, C,escrlptlvc Catalogue of as ma resMna;i~
"a Tree. MENDELSSOHN Piano C,O
l-o'h' II East 18th Street. N. Y:
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
DIR2s D:R T28NEEag,TET.g Z
DI40 IIA W q IS
COMPOUND
MA Y APPLE Pills,
ne Great i-BiIious Reme1u:
Price p er box. ..Txyenfw-f css

Price Per box. -Twentyfive c.s
nR. HEWITTS COMPOIIND NAV
- Apple Pills. These pills ara rom;
pounded of Vegetable Calomel, nnd ~
particularly designed to act with nentln'
ness and with thoronglness ut,6,, tbn
boweis, LIVER, Stomach and General Cir'
cniatlon. do not offer them as = uC,r,
Ali' for every disease to whihh HesL 20
heir, but for the numerous svutoms 10
ing from diseases Of Digestion. tba,, az, 10,
most sovereign. BY RESTORING thn IH y are
aive organs to healthful action tbnr i,,,.
part elasticity to tie body. cl1,erf,I,,on. ni In"
TO 1he mind and clearncss to tho ;ntaiIn huiilesa
1ln ,iai taGuitics. ASK YOUR DRi-GEGSIt
TLo TTm liiEM AND TAKE NO OTHER,
hey are most sovereign in Dvsrsns;n
I"n ho assimilation ASSN of food, irregnIaritV
the bowels, tolpldity of the liver
~ ~'as.e IN the month, spots before the az
sour SOU stomach, heart burn, flashes of hs
tna t!i SICK stomach, nausea, loss of ann.
Iilte, yeilowish cast of the skin! rusb :,
$1,000 TO the head, cold extremities, ri,r-
nE IN the ears, pain in the back. sids.
ma shouiders, high colored urine, ysrt:
20 and biliousness. 'efti>
Prepared only by Dr.. r. "A. u.u.t.
Iroprlctor of the Popular Southern Pa.
nles, Washington, La.
for sale by al Druggists and Med;ci,s
callers III the United States and % Can,Is
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
A CALL FOB RELIEF.

Inc following Document, signed bv 4s
representatives mostly Southern. ba sbee,
circulated among tile members of +ho
n1c no"se and Senate of the present CONGRESS-
ne people of the Uni,eI s. ates. bnr
'"'o WIN enormous debts and oppressed
'S system of taxation and ii nance which
"' Frustrated all industries, and Is rapid
y conilscating tn property Of the Masses
""u 'ehdins to general bank: uptcy, have
Win view to their relief placed Nh,
po"or OF Federal legislation, for the first
t,.ne IN nearly twenty years. in tho hands
u the Democratic party. That some
.mo'e"C measures Of relief may be speedi |
y in'"Surated the undersigned ask onr
coi'eaSues III tie Senate and the ],,,s.
" representatives to unite with ma in
to the demands of orr con-
'e'''ents by appropriate legislation at
no present session of congress. Let us
10" TO the oppressed produces. wape
'en, BUSINESS mon, tax payers and debit. 6
- 'na5 we are alive to their grievances i
nd prompt to relieve them. Bv T. for. c
1n'te circumstance we have it in our fl
'"er nlne mouths earlier than we had j
'pected to show the people that tbev a
aae no mistake in placing their trust b.
tne hands of the grand old party b.
n'ch was organized by Jefferson as the
end of equal rights and the foe of all
ms OF monopoly, favoritism and On
'sslon. The public credit must be "I
p1 lnvlolate, but it can be best main- so
ned by strict adherence to public fol
ltracts' ny system of currency which tol
promote instead of destrovinr tr. br;
"Str'es OF the people and by methods ma
eVenue which will as far as practical, pos
Aes all who enjoy the blessings of the for
erh"ent bear, according to their Ira
ms, an equal share fits burdens" the
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
A HUNDRED YEARS Az.

j. me Albany Law journal lind. in
hairs History of Eastern Vermontn
soihe account Of the laws which v,ra =,
iorce hundred years ago. Thew ara a.
l follows: "Burglary was punishable ,,;t,
,,a.,:'s Win a Is on the forehead, and
n'''i'hs one of the offenders years to .
p's! an" cutting it off, and whippinp
ior Inc second offenso there was the 1le
niahdlrs and mailing and cutting off of
'ne other ear; for the third otfense the
punishment was death, the offender be;u,r
oeemed incorrigible.' Counterfeit;nS |
| was punished by cutting off the Offend
r'so1 ear, branding with the letter r.
ana perpetual imprisonment. Per;,,r,
was punished by fine of fiftv doI,,r
"" tr'pf'sohment for six months, but if
'n0 onender could not pay the tine he |
was 'e' on by sitting in the pillorv two
n'afs, ana having both ears nailed and
o.' OIL Wlllful lying, to public prein. |
o'co or private injury, or deceivino mr.
'''uS'ns the people with false news or re-
po'''' was punished by fine sitting in the
s''cAs ana whipping; the punishmen be-
~ i'creased with each repetition of the |
'nense' except that in no case w,. tho ,
number of stripes to exceed the nnmlou
'h1rty.nlne. Theft was punished nv
compelling three-fold restitution. bv f;no
ma by sort of temporary slavery. the 0
prosecutor being empowered to disnoso cf
u Inc offender in service to spv snhiect
= tne s1ate Tor such time as he should be
ss'gned to the prosecutor by the court ca
night walkins-that is +o di
~ after nine o'clock-was prohibited. .. ar
as also the convening of PERSONS ex -,
'pt under the government of parcnts III
1ardians or masters, after that uptjmo, OF
hour. Tavern hunters were del
'nlshed by posting their names ,t +ho
or OF every tavern, and prohibiting
tavern-kecper from supplying them 10
IN anything in the way of strong I'LL
nix. No clamorous discourse, sbout, Gr;
3 halloolng, screaming, running. rid
$ dancing, Jumping, swimming or ~,
wing OF horns was tolerated on the lnt
Fd.s day. Listening outside of tho Bay
7lng house during the time of public tanc
cshlp was not permitted. Secular d
'tlngs OF any number of persons, in
streets or elsewhere, on Saturday or ing
'day evening, were forbidden, under can
atty OF fine or stocksv
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
FAME AWAITS HIM.

Many persons are evidently born to fiji
exalted positions, the buds of ,,enus sb,v.
ing themselves almost as soon "a tho ct,o
scn ono IS out of his nurses arms
-Hany OF our most eminent statesmen
gave evidence in tn cir yonth of the noses.
sloh Oh superior talents, which eventually
p'aced Them upon the very pinnacle of
tame. A San Fernando street bov has ,
oflllant future before him, and if be ia
ho' one day ranked high among tho no.
n'e army OF newspaper paragraphers
th's deponent has utterly failed to read
the signs Alright. He came bounding in.
TO the house the other day, and, approacb.
ing his mother, asked:
| Ma, will candy rot follses teeth,n
ies' "lliy' it will, indeed, and do
at''eHy n'r W'ne you TO eat any of the injurious
| The embryo laugh builder was silent |
| Tor quite while, evidently re hearsin, in |
his mind a continuance of the conyersa-
tlon' and getting his queries in a shane
That would enable him to steer clear of
pitfalls. Finally he continued.
"Will it rot girls teeth, tooY'
"Certainly, my DEAR"
Another silence. and more mental fiour- ,
ing, and he asked:
"Ma, Rotterdam isn't a ba zord ia
it," 10
"Ol, no, Willy; that is the ,, nc of q 4
foreign city, You will find in vour !,
=,
swell, you wouldn't lick feller for Il,
'alking about it, would you'" T.
'Most certainly not" ~
"Honest Injun, you wouldn't,'' and his W
ace bore all expression of deep earnest ~
esS'
"of course not; why do you ask such NJ,
uestions"
"Well, Mary Dawson is coming over
ere to tell on me- She had q Whole two /
Is worth of candy and wouldn't p,ve j
bit, so told her to just eat it her. mn
IT, an I hoped it would Rotterdam enc
9th out" He escaped chastisement. dis
It the moral lesson read to him viii wr.
we as guide post through all his fu- eve
ce life. g.,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
JOS SEPH KRATN
FOOT OF THE HILL,

ESpECTFULLY announces to III.
~, ~ citizens of East and West Felician,
ana Io,nto Coupee, that he has constont'
~ on hand large and we'll selected
STAPLE DRY GOODS, BOOTS
SHOES, HATS.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
-ALSO-
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Clothing. Hosiery,
House-kceper's Articles,
- And Notions of all Klnis
fnhcy aEa Family Groceries. Wes+,rs
ri%uueG S1,;'; Bas sging & Ties, Plantation
supplies, Cioci1ery, Glassware.
ana III fact every thing to be
found in an abundant and
carefully solicited
stock of goods,
vi or which ana selling at tho ,,rrs.l
s"rcs CUR rcs, TOR cash. Call and see me. S''
--N 10Y. JOS. KRA1N
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26

e Free book of nearly 100 1orre
octave pages for the sick Full of yulT-
aple notes on scrofula; diseases Of tho
breathing organs: diseases of men; dis.
trnms,, t"HuS OF omen; aches and pains; heart
D1sr,s anu a. great variety of CHRONIC
DISEASES, with evidence that ir, most
cases these diseases are curable. Send
ior ono stamp. Address,
MURRAY HILL PUB. Co..
Marchl5-5m No. 19 E. 2Sth Street, N. " |
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26

i;',Ihe Prayer Of Moses on one strinr,,
p'' fo hu rnis cmt tfaLt,nsto4; 'Pr.ying, spose,
she executed on one string! we'll 7
; uon' Know as ever heard of anybodv,s
pelhE executed on two strings, unless tho
rope broke ); and she went OIL wol ldering
how it could he. ~
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-04-26
THE PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST

a~ n Already the shadows of comi,
ur events are beginning to take for
re IN the Presidential horoscont
ell candidates move to and fro will
- oue any clearly defined iden,it,
IN appearing as the trees of Blrna,
j, WOOD when on their way to Dun
- slnaoe. Foremost amongst tbos
F. =: si'adowy figures on the Republica,
d s'ae Is the smoke enveloped sphinx
r whose god>fathcrs and god mothers
> ca'ied Ulysses ; but there are va.
r'ous others who move about !, q
sort o. mistry dance, filed with
we'll developed ambitions and un.
certain expectations. Then, too
there is an opposing army of as.
r'ran's, looking forward with bioh
"ope TO future possibilities, and
sf"rying 10 what has al. eadv been
achieved by the legions of the ..un |
terrified"
That irrepressibly stalwart pa-
per- the New York Times. recent,v
sent forth lis scers to consult the
po'lt'cai oracIes in all portions or|
'ne country, and they found q
strong prcooudera1ce Of Republi-
eau sentiment in favor of Grant
Inc recent announcement that
Grant don't want a third term ,
'nd would not accept the pom- p
'at'on' if tenGered him. is y
generally regarded as a weak in. I
'ent'on of the enemy. The onyv L
ea' question at Issue touching his b. b.
aho'dacy is as to whether the tra- G
't'ons pcrvadiOg the masses Ii
galnst a third term can be safely We
Grant has the nm pIe t
''lded support of tie stalwarts
10 the rings, aud to a consider =
Die extent Of the Republican N
asses' aud if they can help him ~ ~
the place, they will. WASH SO
'rn' Garfield, Sherman, Cank- e rI l;
'g' Edmuuds and Chandler fol- dir
W at very remote and uuwhola- az. an.
me distances. ami ami
Kindred Investigations as to inoi hol
'nc'inings lead to the esta
'cius'on that Til2en is preferred Dun Dun
any other of the conservative imp
o'aates mentioned, though the ~
,a0ce hetwixt him and the oth. 1oni Doar
In training is not as great as ed fr
between Grant and the rest ~ W.
ne wouId-bc Republican Frcsi- &c
|s' In this regard the Times
: democratic opinion is By
leans SO unanimously fixed on st. I
en- as Republican opinion is on
IL. But, while the South bas I'm,
reponderating preference for x;
man ord ,.L:, 'o' and p,
-, WHY henueiCkS, | ly on
'rd and Hancock have all stock {
bic following, there is an un- oIAt
'r'ent of conviction that moth. c,o,
'ut death or absolute debility -''
Moose the hold Of the states Ladies'
u Gramercy Park upon the Clio
dential nomiuction of his par-
We have grave donbts o. n Fancy
lcrectness of +h;, :" Prodr
cock or Thurman would beat IA a,
more easily then 7ilden
and that Grant will be the
tican nominee is certain. un. All Of W.
lo'e domination day the sit figures f
IS changed bv somo ct,,t JanlS7U
ID unforeseen event. ~. O =
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