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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-22
ArSenic.Eaffug.
"She Is one of the arsenic-eaters."
N0na of rnnr naftanra q,

"She is one of the arseuic-eaters."
"One of your patients 7"
mo, never saw her before. But her vice
and folly are written on her face so plainly that
be who runs may read"
"Why does she eat arsenic p
"To make her pretty, as she fondly imagines.
And it does seemingly do so Temporarily. will
tell you the sign by which you may know arsenic
eaters, and you will be astonished at the number
who are addicted to the vice. When you see
woman with swollen skin and puffy eye-lids,
plump and with milky whiteness of complex
ion. you may be sure that you have case. They
think they are plump. but 1t is fictitious plump
ness Instead of good adiposa tissue filling out
the skin there is only watery secretion. They
have brought about dropsical condition OF the
skin, and the most prominent place in which 1t
becomes apparent is in the eye-lids; first the
lower then the Hpper. Examine the skin. and
you will see that the pores seem enlarged. and
the skin between them swollen and of an unnat-
ural Wilderness. And this is not confined to the
face alone. you understand. | speak OF the face
simply because that yoa can see. And when
you look for that transparent white color on
their faces don't be deceived by delicate tinge
of red If the brow and nose have that corpsey
white, the red on the cheeks is paint And no
woman who uses arsenic can do without paint"
Are there many arsenrc-eaters in New York;
"a very great many" the aged physician re-
| piled, "There are two classes, actresses and the
ladies of fashionable society. After arsenic has
been taken for long time" the doctor contin-
ued, lit is demanded by the system. 1t not only
affects the skin. but it lessons the excreion of
carbonic acid and urea-checking the retrograde
morphosis-stimulates the cerebral func-
tions, induces sense Of we'll being and in some
subjects causes decided mental exharation
Furthermore, cessation of its use permits the
water-distended skin to collapse, and then wrin-
kles and yelowness follow instead OF plumpness
and transparency. What woman could you ex-
pect to accept that change when nothing more
than her sanity and life was in danger? 1t is
also said that the sudden stopping of the habit
will produce all the symptoms of arsenical poi
soning, and even result fatally"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-22
GROCERIES

REEF, PORK, HAMS, BACON. CHEESE
hD Lard, &C. For Sale by
BoLLEs co.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT INCIunIN.

~
IN Roast Beef Boiled Reef Roast Mutton, Boiled Nut
ton, Compressed Corned Beef Pigs Feet Lambs Tongues
Beef Tongues Triple, Fish Chowder Pork and Beans
fish Balls, &C. For Sale by
BoLLES & co.
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS,
PROVISIONS,

A SsORTED SIZES SMALL CHAINS,
IA From a to y Inch. In quantities to suit.
For Sale by BoLLES & CO.
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CANNED GOODS,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, NEW AN
IA FRESH. For Sale by
BOLLEs 4 CO.
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r G M Q " n l..
BOLLES & co.
MOULD INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND
w the public generally, that they have
Removed to their New Fire-prOOf Store,

MOULD INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND
w the public generally, that they have
Removed to their New Fire-prOOf Store,
Which has just been completed, situated at the Old
Stand. "a Queen Street. where they have been making
large additions 10 their stock of ship Chandlery Ship and
varied
VIII be happy to have call from their patrons and
they will assure them that pains will be spared
tend to their wants in satisfactory manner.
We have now in Stock: Cordage Hemp and Manila
in assorted sizes; Cotton Duck Fax Canvas Hemp
Cotton Sail Irvine, 6, and ply Flax Sail Irvine
AID ply; Blocks, Oars, Sheaves Hooks and Thmbles
&C., &C., all of which will be sold Bed Rock Prices
PORTLAND CEMENT,
FOR SALE BY ponnBs co.
STOCKHOLM TAR,
ENILdINGTON TAR AND WILMINGTON
w PITCH. For Sale by
BoLLEs & CO.
PAINTS AND PAINT OIL,
"UBBUCK'S PURE LEAD, HUBBUCK'S
III White Zinc Hubbuck's Pale Boiled Oil, Boston
Spirits of Turpentne For sale by
MIXED RUBBER PAINTS,
nF ALL SHADES. IN LARGE AND SMALL
BoLLEs co.
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OIL! OIL!
WDURE SPERM OIL, STRAINED and FREE
IL from foots. For Sale by
BOLLEs co.
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CALIFORNIA CUBE IN a5 lib BOXES, IS lbs
~ in kegs Powdered Sugar.
For Sale by B0LLES & co.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AND CAN BE
n SOLD Low by
724 BoLLEs co.
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TEA.

NEW AND FRESH FROM THE MILL EX
~ discovery For Sale by BoLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-22

POLAR OIL,
I'm QUANTITIES TO SUIT. FOR SALE BY
IL BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-22

CORN MEAL,
nAT MEAL, CRACKED WHEAT IN 10 Ii
" Bags, For sale by BOLLES co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-22

BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
A FULL ASSORTMENT, FOR SALE AT
IA Wholesale and Retail by BOLLES CO.
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MIXED RUBBER PAINTS,

nF ALL SHADES. IN LARGE AND SMALL
BoLLEs CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-22
For Sale or Lease

SR ACRES IN IWILEI, BACK OF Prison.
~ containing Fish Pond, Taro Patch, Salt Pans,
knla Land and Fishery. Also several Of land In
Peleuia consisting Of Taro Patches, KuIa Lands and
I2S J. h. coNEY. Honolulu.
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KEROSENE OIL,
SuGAR.

NOONDAY. DEVICES AND DOwNER's
IN For Sale by B0LLES CO.
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This is chapter from forthcoming book by Charles Ian
man entitled Hrnhnznrd PertnnnlifieE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-01-22

PICKLES.,
TN QUARTS AND HALF GALLONS.
IL For Sale by B0LLES co.
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QUITTING d cos FRUITS AND JELLIES
" San Jose Fruits and Jeies. full assortment
For Sale by BOLLES co.
OIL! OIL!
DURE SPERM OIL. STRAINED and FREE
IL from foots. For Sale by
POLAR OIL,
I'm QUANTITIES TO SUIT. FOR SALE BY
B0LLES co.
KEROSENE OIL,
NOONDAY; DEVICES AND DoWNER's.
IN For Sale by B0LLES & CO.
SUGAR,
CALIFORNIA CUBE IN a5 Ib BOXES, IS lbs
For Sale by BoLLEs co.
BROWN SUGAR,
A ND WASHED SUGAR FROM THE MILL
n of Alex. Hutchinson, a fine article. For Sale by
BoLLES q CO.
PICKLES,
Tn QUARTs AND HALF GALLONS;
BURNETT's FLAVoRING EXTRACTS,
A FULL ASSORTMENT, FOR SALE AT
IA Wholesale and Retail by BoLLEs CO.
YEAST POWDER,
EDREsToN AND MERRILHs.
IL For LaIe by BOLLES & co.
CHUTNEY,
rENHE REAL ARTICLE OF EAST INDIA
II Chutney, in quart bottles, assorted.
For sale by BoLLEs co.
EASTERN GOLDFISH,
In CASES. FOR SALE BY
MANILA CIGARS,
A GOOD AS ANY IN THE MARKEr.
IA For Sale BY BoLLEs co.
GOLDEN GATE FLOUR,
Now LANDING Elk DISCOVERY,
EXTRA FAMILY.
BAKERS EXTRA,
ELDORADO,
GRAHAM FLOUR,
CORN MEAL,
RAT MEAL. CRACKED WHEAT IN 10 Ib
" Bags For Sale BY B0LLES co.
BRAN,
NEW AND FRESH FROM THE MILL, Ex
IN Discovery. For Sale by BoLLEs co.
TEA,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AND CAN BE
"A SOLD Low by
ia BoLLRs CO.
Castor Oil,
EN0R LUBRICATING, IN eGALL0N TINS.
II For sale by B0LI.ES & Co.
For Sale.
- THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES sgsp
Wa In Hilo, Island Of Hawaii, present oc- cH&3
lMAA cupied by L. Severance, Rsq. The house is -
two-story az rooms with bath house and servants'
quarters, stable, etc. Terms liberal. Apply to
72s Or q RfcgAR;sao SIJ rsvo
For Sale or Lease,
kR ACRES IN IWILEI, BACK OF Prison.
~ containing Fish Pond, Taro Patch Salt Pans,
knla Land and Fishery. Also, land In
Peleuia consisting Of Tano Patches Kula Lands and
Fishery. Apply
129 J. H CoNEY Honolulu
CALIFORNIA HAY,
IA BOLLEs CO
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
Town Greek Items.

Like all oIher portions of the county
We too had o 6ue fall of snow on the
18th, and a. q result upon the indis'
Greet ones, many of our people have til
ken severe colds from exposure; the
health of our community is very good.
This morning we had very pleasant
visit from our little school teacher, Capt
G. He seemed to be in fne spirits,
The "Kershaw sage" is through with
his cart hody, and still he is in trouble
He says he has a sweetheart. and sb'
will persist in playing with dolls, d.
spite his hest efforts to persuade her
that she is now young lady and ought
to put away childish things.
Nearly .nIl our farmers are now
through gathering their CROP, and are
lying on their oars waiting FIR Christ.
mas. Most of their cotton was sold be-
fore the price got up. but still they did
b. tier than they thought they would.
#. G.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

dollars IL futures because he didn't have
the money to buy them with.
I have taken calm view of all the
indications, and predict that next year
will be great crop year. l do this
npon philosophical principles. which l
cnnnot elaborate here, but you may
stick pin in this place and see if my
predictions do not come true.
An era of prosperity is dawning upon
us The Datural resources OF our Ia
vorei soil are about to be developed.
Our genial cline. with its health pro-
dncine elements, will attract thousands
nf the best class of Immigrants, and in
few years We will see our bslov"d
county blossom as the suuAewer. This
is an extract from stump speech l
expect to make at the next barbecue.
don't suppose anybody will claim that
they ever heard such expressions be-
fore, and will give me the credit of be-
ing purely original. ZEB.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
CREED.

;. TThe following lines are published by
special request
l believe. if should die,
And YOU should kiss my eyelids when lie
Cod, dead and dumb TO oil the world
contains, Il,
The folded orbs would open ut thy breath,
And from its exile in the Isles OF Death
Life would come gladly back along my
veins.
=. I believe, if were &ad,
). And YOU uron my ife!ess heart should tread,
:. Not knowing what the poor cod CHANGED
:. to be,
j: Il would find sudden life beneath the touch
:, OF him it ever loved in life so much,
: And throb again, warm, tender, true 10
- thee,
- believe, if on my grave,
= Hidden in wooden deeps or by the wave,
- Your eyes should drop some warm tears
of regret,
From every salty seed of your dear grief
; Some fair sweet blossom would leap INTO
leaf
- To prove death could not make my love
80 forget.
i believe, if should fade
tsInto those mystic realms where life is made,
/ = And you should long once more my face
3 to see,
e I would come forth upon the hills of night,
) And gather stars like fagots, till thy sight,
81 Led by their beacon blaze, fell full on me-
i believe, my faith in thee.
Strong as my life, so nobly placed to be,
:. I would as soon expect to see the sun
Fall like dead king from his height sub
- lime,
n His glory stricken from the throne OF Time,
: As thee unworth the worship taou mas
- won,
4 bbelieve. who has not loved
q Hath half the treasure of his life improved:
Like one, who, with the grape within his
grasp.
y Drops It, with all its crimson juice un-
pressed.
81 And all IT'S luscious sweetness left unguess-
y. -. ed
.yS Ont from. his careless and unheeding
clasp.
3 believe love. pure and true,
: Ia TO the soul sweet immortal dew,
That gems hie's petals In its hours OF
80 dusk
4 The waiting angels see and recognize
& The rich crown jewel, Love OF Paradise'
* 2 When life falls from us like withere"
SS,Sss husk.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
West Wateree Items.

Since last I used my pen for tn"
dear old JOURNAL, winter, real winter.
has c me upon US. never saw more
lovely and picturesque sight than greet>
ed nv eyes IN last Thursday morning.
It Wed with the North when clothed in
IT'S most charming winter vestments.
and. as | looked out and admired the
grandeur Of the scene, [ wished from
nv heart that I had been an artist. Oh !!
what picture could have painted for
YOUR readers. But alas, poor BLACK
Jack" stumbles and falls whenever he
attempts to reach any of the heights of
sublimity.
We are about to kill our hogs. and
as the JOURNAL is too stingy to give its
correspondents an egg nogg, | am de-
,.rmin d not to send you the sausag's
,ha. T expected to: L observe that
you are a strictly temperate set, and
can't even take egg nogg Well, We
live in an age Of wonders. and am not
surprised at sny'hiug; but. really, this
is "bnmpor. l am glad of the re-
fnrmatioD. for we'll can 7 remember tn
have seer SON" of your staff, at least,
take it at Cureton's mill, without even
" ater and then call it good. l congra'/
ulate you AS for the pind"rs, ha,f
raised plenty, and there is no need Rr
me to purchase. I am still bent on the
drunk, and all your paternat advice
won, stop ue from my bender have
lived too hard this year not to have
some fun on Christmas. In this con-
n.ction, will you rot allow me to ask my
friend "Bnco," if he is not "fastinR
and praying" for the 'Lost Territory
At that time, to come over and join me.
I will show him that We W"stern Wa
t"ree boys are gay set, and that a
soon rs the new county Of Gary is e.
tablished over here we will leave them
all 20 far in the dark that the tables will
h., we'll turred with the Wateree Ere"
Bridge on their side.
BLACK JACK.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
S.atesburg Items.

The weather has taken sudden
chan ce down here, and it Ia now cold
enour h to sui, the taste Of the most fas-
t,dious Chill and fever is killed dead
7 hope. The crops are about all gath
cred and there is not much left in the
p.ighborhood to rejoice over the recent
advance in price
Cant. Cant'y has received the sabres
for HI 8 company. The company had a
;ollv good time at their last parade.
Our captain let US off, after moderate
drill, saying that good barbecue, with
ulenty of rice. etc was waiting t1r US
Old and ,ouus erjoyed it very much
and III. woods around the old mill
house reyoundrG 1irb the voices OF fes-
tivity.
Cour, was called last Saturday, judge
t'rasier presiGing; Judge Sand'Fs, Al.
also being present. | tell you they
made things stand around, for it was
both court week and sale day. Our
city presented lively appearance.
Allow me to congratulate your county
upon the election of MIR. W. D. Trant
ham to the Lpsi-lature. The choice is
a good one. for he has. been tried and
never found wanting.
There is a man in our city who say
that be- has lost ten thonSand dollars by
not buying cotton futur.s. [ presum'
he looks at it pretty much upon the
same principIr the little boy did when
hp olaimrd that pins had saved the lives
Of a great many people by not being
swallowed. This man Lust ten thoussad
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
SStOkes's Bridge Items.

Al sad accident occurred out here at
sSesars' mill p Il / on the 9th inst, last
.STharsday) BY which Mr.. John james
S.fass his life. Mr.. james drove up t."
3sths mil with his horse and buggy, when
i me Jumped ont and went into the mill.
While in there he hear noise, and on
going to the door found that his horse
ana buggy were in the mill pond
! Thinking tha, the buggy was still at
tached to the hnrsc. he jumped into the
! water and swan after him IN order
{s5 nRhirch the buggy and save hln'
sfotn drowning. After swimming near
4 .bandred yards out he discovered tha'
che. horse was loose from the buggy.
\ kHowever, he succeeded in turning him
Sb,tFb towards shore, and himself turned
j 70 follow, but when within abont thirty
wards of:he bank he cried for help, be-
ing uumbed by the cold or taking
Scramp, but there was 40 assistance at
hand and he WAS drowned. Thus the
,sn lost his lille to save that of an Old
bo. -se
Mr. Samuel Moore was thrown from
b,a mn le on Tuesday evening and had
b;a arm dislorat"d at the elbow. he
bod rho rm re-. and was doing well
when list heard FROM. [ am ny the
mule like T ,vm by the Radical party
can't trust 'em. hey are mighty
meek and huma c when they know you
bav. them tie (. but the very first chance
the ge, they'll upset you.
The young men out here. have BE-.
come mighty snal since tA rival al at
the Savannah Advent }''S-sssh. They
have now org .nizel meeting
and the attendance is . fge'
The little children aat here were de-
1;ehted with the snow storm last We'd
nss1ay. They thousht it sas beautiful
40 did the old folks. Our old people
say they urvcr saw such heavy 500"
here in November. II.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

Oranges. APPLES, Lemons. Bananas
Cocoa Nuts. Onions, Irish Potatoes, Cab
bages, always fresh, for sale by
KIRKLEY 8 SMITH.
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WANTED! =.

10000 pounds Wool; also Hides. Rags.
Beeswax, Brass, Copper, Lead. etc.. for
which the highest caohsprices will be paid.
also keep on hand . good supply OF
Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats,
&c., which will be sold at the very lowest
prices. p. 3. WILLIE.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24
POLISHING HIS WIVES BONES.

Readers Of Hawthornc's Marble Fawn
remember the vivid description 1t con.
tains of tho famous Capuchin cemetery
tn Rome. Not many years ago there
lived in nm Ohio village an old man, who
established IN hs own house recepta-
clio for human bones, quito suggestive of
that remarkable place. IIe Ind buried
three wives, md after the death Of the
third he became very diAcopsolate and
would not be coniortGd. At last he
conceived tho idea of examining tho
remains Of all three. Waiting until timo
had been sufficient for tho remains of tho
Iast TO decay he carried out his project
The bones wero all taken to his house
and there deposited in boxes Nearly
every day he passed several hours In
cleaning, polishing, arranging aud re-.
arranging the precious relics. II was
his delight to mix tho bones in one box,
and then select and point out to his
friends the Fragments of Mary, the bride
Of his youth. In each instance he would
tell to which Of tho other wives tho re-
naming bones belonged
At last tho old man himself died, and
directions for his burial were found
among his papers A coffin was to be
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24
TILL DEATH DID THEM PART.

|
Walter Watson shot Ezra Compton nj
Newport, Ind, in January, because of q
slight error in m account, and WatsOus
recent execution was probably never
surpassed for tragical patlnos. Watsons
young wife, with her babe in her arms,
valply appealed to the Governor for
mercy, and when tho murderer was pre-
pared for execution she comled his hair,
and having added the last loving touch,
remarked; "Now you aro ready, Wal
ter, md will 70 with you She had
announced her determination tho day
before to accompany her husband on the
scanold, but no one dreamed that she
meant to carry 1t out. Ono of tho min
listers said softly:
"Mrs. Watson, this will never do"
Quick ~ flash sho t,,rlicd on him,
replying:
~ should not have expected this from
u minister When was married pro-
missed to cleave to my husband for bet
ter or for worse. promised this TO u
minister, aud | am going TO keep my
word as fur as God will let mo-"
Precisely ut twelve o'clock Sheriff
Dallas led the wey to tho Jail yard.
About one hundred witnesses were as
scmbled. Holding her husbands hand,
tic little woman assembled the scafold.
Two chairs were placed over the fatal
trap. One was assigned to Watson and
the other to his wife. She tenderly took
his hand, caresscd it, and then fell sob
bling on his shoulder. Then the Rev.
Mr. Wainscott began to read u carefully
prepared prayer from manuscript, and
OH closing tho prayer, said: u"a.
"Brothcr Watson, be calm and trust
in Cod" fH
Meanwhile tho culprit sat in his chair,
unmovcd A leart-brokcn wife was
sobbing on his bosom, strong men sob
bling on his bosom, strong men sobbcd,
but tho man about to be hanged seemed
IN unintcrcsted spectator of tho central
figure. For fully five minutes no sat
there without the least perceptible
twitch of u muscle. There was no bra
vado in this composure; it was rather
the calmnoss of resignation. Then the
Sheriff said
''stand mp, Walter Watson"
Mrs. Watson arose with her husband.
Goodbye, Walter" kissed him pas
sionately on the lips, turned her white
face, full Of bitterness and reproach, on
the multitude, stepped back, and fell
into the arms of good Christian women
who stood near to receive her, and was
led away. In the Shcriif's residence the
widow, who had been weeping bitterly,
suddenly dried her eyes, and approach
ing the coffin with firm step, looking
longingly at tho face, kissed tho lips,
eyes and brows, arranged tho hair and
necktie with tender hand, and then
said very quietly; ,@5 ~
"Now please close the coffin and lot
none see my Walter again"
Her request was complied with. She
turned away with q look of woe, and
said in voice fall of strange meaning:
81 can cry no more. have no more
tears. God have mercy on mo and little
baby"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24

brick wall should DO built up, In tho
vanlt, 80 M to separate eacctnally the
collins Of those who oven in the solitude
Of tho tomb seemed 10 keep up their an.
tagonism. This had Tho desired effect.
From that moment all was QUOT IN the
vanlt, md tho noise was never heard
again; but for y long time afterwards
tho strange story was current through
out Lincolnshire.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24
W. ,jT. Clvve8lus,
Drugg1St,
Bogel'. old stand, BATON ROUGE, La
HAS FOR SALE,
At Reasonable Rates:

uOp Bitters, Cutters 1nhalers, for
Ill Catnrrh, and the lilhalent, Hol-
mans Liver Pads, Dandoline, for fixing
the hair, Celluloid Combs md Brushes,
Base Balls aud Bats, Tooth Tablets,
Powder and Soap, and tho Elixir Den.
triice, Il fragrant and cooling prepare.
ton for tho mouth md gums, Dat Meal
aud Wycerine, Bouqet Soap, Pure Nor
wcgian Cod Liver OIL, and fresh sup.
ply Of that popular Port Wine, Ferratetl
Elixir Of Bark md Iron, the great tonic,
and Curry Owen Diiters, always on hand.
Strictly Pure Lead, New York made Linz
seed Oil, Colols, Brushes and Tnrpentlne,
Kalsomine for:Painting. mays
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24

Lafourcho is financially the model
parish of Louisiana. She is out Of debt,
has money in her treasury, lately pur-
chased large handsome safe for her
records, and will soon enclose tho court
house with an iron fences and put new
roof on the building.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24

A young lady in pursuit of stockings
was asked by tho clerk what number
she wore, to which the maid replied /:
"Two Of course do you think Fvc got
wooden leg just because you've good q
wooden head" sa...
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24
JURY VENIRE.

I'm this 2sth day Of April, A. D. 1879,
~ the Jury Commission for the Parish
of East Baton Rouge met at my office,
In tho city of Baton Rouge, and drew
tho following jury to sorve for the first,
second and third weeks Of the Fifth Ju-
dicial District Court, in and for said Par
ish and State of Louisiana, Mt its next
June term, 1870, as tho law directa, to-
wit:
FOR THE GRAND AND PETIT JURY FOR
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24

Sin always begins with pleasure and
ends with bitterness. Il is like q colt,
which the little boy said was very tame
in front and wild behind.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-24

PLANTATION GEARS--A full stock
il Of Moss and Leather Collars, Blind
Brides, Back Bands, Trace Chains, Cart
Saddles and Brecching, which will DO
sold ut the very lowest prices, by
.'fs.esf WIN. GARIG.