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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
A WORD ON THE eTKER SGDE.

The wosld is full of "Advice To
wives" and even that cheap cnn-
modify by courtesy addressed ''lnar-
ried people," is mostly OnC-sided
and attended fUr the Cares of the
weaker sex only. We can scarcely
pick up paper without reading
the ofL-rnpeated injunctions to al
ways meet hlIn with smile vha'-
ever work on hdnd), To 'never co:n-
plain to him" whatever mAy i've his
delinquencieS), TO be always neat,
ly dressed" whatever work on
handy, to ''nevrr CD npl Iin t. him"
(whatevey the weight Of your cAre'),
aud all the rest Of it, which every
one knows 80 we'll.
For the sake Of a more evenly
balanced state vt things let Hs nd
minister "A little Of the same dose To
the other 81 le or the house, OH the
old principle that What IS sauce Tor
the goose is sauce for the gauler.
Husbands should always app -ar
before their wives in neat and ue-
coming attire. Remember that was
one Of your chief attractions dari 'g
c''urtsnip. Mn is not at all beau
full en- dishabille, and how can you
expect to retain d wOman's love it
yon suddenly drop all the blondlsh
ments that won itp Husbands be
neat. Never come to breakfast
! with air looking like ''fg tret
shaken by a mighty win l." or a
soiled necktie. Never lounge about
at late hour in the evening in
stocking feet, sans coat and vest,
and with slouchy sus0end5rs. FL I'd
she chanced 10 see you thus in
courting d lys it would have taken a
vast amount Of rom inca out of her,
depend upon it. Suppose yoIr cir
! crnstances 3-c snch that y"a INNS
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
"rHE WUsT BOZ"
From the Detroit Free Press.

From the Detroit Free Press.
All the nld W ,me for blocks up
and dDwn Sixth street called him
THE wust hoy" and jim did much
tu WIN the title and keep it. lie
fought everything aud every.
BODY /; he hara ssed cats and abused
dogs. and various attempts have
been made during the last year 10
get him settled in u Reform SchOOl
The ''wust boy" has made u new
departure, though il may not be last
! INK, rs Il is for the better, 1t will
probably furn ish opportunity for
some other by TO step in and claim
the inevitable title.
The wust boy cared nothing
for the sight IF Grape on the knob,
and a funeral procession was AZ
good as a parade to him. Surprise
was therefore manifest on every
countenance when he softly knock
ed at the door the other week, aud
saii {:
Il hain't got no good clothes 10
90 To the fu rera /. but I'd like to see
the old Iady's face afore she's GOV
cred up iI'tne grnnnt."
A motheily old lady IN his neigh
horhOod had passed away. 81 Tar
as the public knew he hated her, as
he seemed t0 hate all the rest, but
the public Didn't know. If jim had
condeScended 80 explain he would
have said
"Well, yer SEE, one night when
shat big Tom skip Ind for me, and
had me as gooi as mashed, this 'ere
woman rushed out and pulled him
off, and slammed him agin the fence
till his elbDwS echoed. Tnen again,
she let him play with the children.
aud axed me in t. dinner, an;
mOre'n once she's to"k up fnr me-
and said the neighbIrs didn't give
me fair show"
They let him in TO see her dead
face. h IL. expecting TO see some
gIlastly tri"k on his part, and never
dreaming that he would lean over
and kiss the cold cheek, and that
tears would cDme IN his eyes.
"Where's the children ?" he ask
ed AS he turned frnm the flu.
sup stairs, plor things"
"It's going to be tuff on 'em,
isn't A. ?''
~Yes they will see hard times,
poor darlings."
There's leetle bit of fellrr
'nong 'e what's named Pete"
continued the ''wust boy "what'll
it cast "A week to pay his way ?''
The w',men smiled at the idea.
hut seeing how earnest jim was,
one Of the women replied:
''Oh, about fifty cents, guess. "
The boy went out without wOId,
and in the course OF half an hour
another lai han,lel in piece of
wrapping paper in which was in.
clasrd a silver quarter. On the pa.
per was sclawled the words (Lhe
work &C three or four boIs):
s'I hOap she's gnn to hevvins, an
I'll talk Car of little peter at fifty
cents weak. Hears the fust
'stalnent. GIN"
TIE next day he sent In the bal
anc3, and last week the ''instal
ment" was promptly forthcoming
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

Jim has hnot- -bIac','s kit. and has
gone to work, and the old woman
who called him the "wnst boy"
now looks after him and eXclaims
"Well. now, tut who'd a thought
thay boy had II soul in him y.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16

s - r r.--
When the riderless horse of tne
murdered mSI reached INA plantl-
tion u greet CT mn ltinn took pl ice
Hmong ;he slaves standing In the
Courtyard. They called OH Miss
Anna Bella Money, whom tney
showed the painting, f1AminG hose.
Anna WAS only sixteen, but rather
tall for her age, and me of tive most
beautiful daughters Of the Sunny
South. She was vain aud naughty,
ana the only redeeming trait In her
character WAS the passionate love
which abe felt for her father. She
turned very pale when The rideilSss
horse WAS led up to her.
"Great G ID ~ she exclaimed
"Alnnzn, my beautiful horse. you
cannot have thrown IF your Kind
master Y"
The horse neighed plAiptivelY.
As lie did so the small piece Of vel.
vet fell from his mouth. Anna
pick d 1t up and examined T. curl
Ou>.y. Then abe sent all the male
81 .ves out in search nf her father.
The blood stained remains uf Mr..
MOI ey were fluud half an hour
later, and taken u his house, where
his daughter burst iuto heart-reud-
ing cries.
Suddenly she sprargtC tC her feet,
and lifting up her hand IN heaven,
she exclaimed, in vibrating Va CO:
II swear to heaven tnat, with th 'se
hands of mine | will Tear the h'sl
from the body of the mIscreant wlo
murdered my fAthsr l''
After uttering these terrible
words she never shed another tear,
but set about with u wonderful
calmneSs to discover her fathers us.
SaSSin.
Tue Sheriff of the county anl a
number of other citizens left no
stone untuIned tO ferret out the
perpetrators uf this hnrrible crime
but all their efforts were utterly
fruitless.
In the meantime Bernard Fields
had called upon Anna Bella M'rey.
He had assumed the name Of
JMn Strong, and he told her that
he would try hard To help her in her
Efforts TO discover the assassin of
her father.
IF you flnd him." sae said TO
him on ore nf these occasions, 81
shall do al can to prove my graft
tude 10 You.'
He told her that he Was her ad-
mirer, aud wanted TO marry her.
tie spoke TO her of his estates ia
Cuba and Texis. He promised to
bny her diAmonds of which prime.
ess would be pround.
Anna was completely dazzled.
She marrid him in few days la'er.
In Cha ttanoOga no one had recog.
him.
One day, not long afterw lrd', Ia
appeared before his wife il q velvet
suit.
She admired it until her eyes fell
suddenly upon the sleeve, from
which u small piece had been torn
out.
The she recalled the piece Of Vel
vet that had fallen fir om the mouth
OF her fathers horse.
S!e burst into a scream of hor-
ror.
John" she hissed out, "you are
my fathers assassin -
Her husband turned liVid. "What
do you raean ~ he asked.
She gave the alarm aud an hour
later Fields was in the hands of the
Sheriff.
Tnen scme of his old acqnaintan-
ces recognized him. Trey had
heard him swear, OH his departure
from Q iattanOOga, that he would
kill Richard Money one day.
The tell tale piece of velvet was
fouId, aid it led eventually TO tie
conviction Of the prisoner.
lie was found guilty Of murder in
the FIRST degree, and hanged at Chat
tauooga On the tn of June, lS47.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
Tsrms-sl.5o Per Annum.

Nillheim on the L. @. S &C. R.R. hiss a
population OF eOl-7oo il thriyieg bu iuess
centre, aui controls the trade ofan average
radius OF over eight miles. in which the
J2vaSlL has larger circulation than al,
other county papers combined.
.AsuartsscrS lci gDlsISs 3,akco Aots Uf .kis
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-16
CHEAP
KANSASLAMDS

We own and control the Railway lands Of
divided b; Ihe Kansas Pacific Railway,
which we ire salling 1t an AVERAGE oil $L25
per acre on eaSy terms of payment. Alter
nate acct onS of Government lands can be
taken as homeStcads by actual settlers.
These lands lie IN the I; TEAT LIMESTONE +
BELT of Central Kansas. the pest winter
wheat pru.iIcIng district Of the Uuited
Sc ;tes, yiclIiGS from ~ 10 b Bushels per
Acre
The average yearly rainfall in this county
Is NEARLY 50 INCHES PER ASSUM, one'third
greater than Ia the IN lch cAto'led ARKAS
sNs VALLEY, wnich ha'a yearly rainfall OF
lest IN III 23 inches per annum In the same
longitude.
STOCK RAISING and Wool GROWING are
very RIM GNERATIvE The winters are short
and mild Stock will live all the year on
grass Living Streams and Springs are
Numerous. Pare water Is found in wells
from ~ tu so feet deep. The HEALTHIESr
CLIMATE - TIE WORLD! Nc fever and
ague there. No muddy or imnassibIe roads.
Plenty Of fne bdildiug stone, lime and SaI d..
b,'St class of Northern and Eastern people
and Will so appreciate III value by the I'm
proven antS now being made as TO make
their purchase 1T PRESENT prices one OF the
very best Investments that can he made.
asi lie from the profits to be derived from
their cultivation: Members oi our hrr re,
side in WA-KEESEY, and will show lands
at Any tim. A pam Jhlet, giving full intor-
nation in regIr,. To vi, climate. WAGER sup
pig, &c. will be sent free on request.
Address
Warren Keeney & Co..
lS DeLrDIru st a., Chicago.
OR WAKEENSY, Trego Co., Kansas.
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Irsa..,

Third Var.
9th fIr' net. 4 jules rlib0aau's, C1u,
Inissaoncrs. ines Thibodaux. Jos. i.eiort
W.T.. Price. Z
esh Precinct. At ovencv Folsc's store.
onlnii>sloncrS LoVincy Foiae. DR., john
GAzzo. titrrr !ionrgcais.
'th Precinct. At Ben Fo!sc's store. Com.
mssi"nnrs. Anguste Claudet. Adolphe
tolse, Alexander Folse.
fOpM Ward.
9TH Precinct. At Lockport, Commission
crs. Il. AbreUat. jr., IT,. ID. Barrios, Thomas
Barker.
9th Precinct. Al Louis Lerille's store,
commissioners. Louis Lerille, Firlnin
barrios. Henri Radeaux.
FftM Ward.
10Th Precinct. f Rogers store, Com
missi0ners, +. Delatte, Abraham johnson,
D. II. Lorio.
llth Precinct. At II, ". Coulon's store.
commissioners. H.N. Coulon, James Billiu.
Enoch Dunn.
18th Precinct. At Gossin's store. Com
missioners. Henry l.. Gossin, Myrtle Gaude
John Baptiste Bourgeois.
Sixth Ward.
18th Precinct. 1T Louis Dantiu's. Com
inisslonnrs, Norbrrt Caillouet, j. Lagarde.
j. McCal!un.
18th Precinct. At Victor Legendre's
commissioners, Sylvan Trosclair. Alfred
Latorest Gabriel Weeks.
10Th Precinct. AT Felix Gran;er's Com
misSionrrs, L. Pr~estenback, Charles Otard.
lsldOre Kramer.
SccenM Ward.
10th Precinct. P. A. Ledct's store. Co1n-
missioners, p. A. Ledet. Octave p. Rous-
seau, f. II. T~hornhilI.
18th Precinct. At Wellington Hebert's
store. commissioners. W. Hehert. Ernest
T.. knohioch, Paul Thiboaaux.
18th Precinct. At 7. S. Perkins store.
fmmiSsioners, 7. ]. johnson. Alidor Fulse
NJ. L. l~Iigginbotham.
EiqtM Wa,4t.
18th Precinct. 1t Hosrmord E'uf,enG's
Commissioners. Emile Ledet, j. e. Kous-
seau, Wm. Elliot.
NiaH Wuyf.
23th Precinct. At L~onpurvi1le. Cow,
~m1ss'oners, W.. Foret, Augustr kossi, john
Lyme.
Mst Precinct. At Trasimnnd Foyet's
Commissioners T. Fornt. I. j.. B~a,eaux,
Thcophile liararg, IT.
Tenth UnH.
I'm Precinct. At Crit OFF. Commissions
trs, tstiFal Savoie, Alpllonse Savoie, Alfred
Meiancon.
23rl Precinct. AtJanvier Grilrr's. Com
mlssioners, William Williams, Westminster
Tanner. \, Teri. homie.
October 2.til. ia.
L. 4. WaiiHE. sheriff.
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Il mt u " EpgscOpal
1s lsEfOD.

Rev. John Y. Gallaher, the
bishop elect OF the Episcopal
diocese of Louisiana, ~ IA native
of the State OF Kentucky. Abou1
twenty years ago he came TO
Ihlbodanx and read law under
sLe tim OF Ensh, Reatfie and Al.
lain, then doing business in the
office Pow occupied by Clay Knob
loch, Esq. Returning to Ken.
tncky, in the city OF Louisville. if
memory does not dccei e with
tho design of prarticing his pro
teHsion, he changed his mind and
began 10 study for the ministry.
The war breaking out shortly
afterwards. he entered the conted
crate army as a. a. q. to Gener.
al ). 3 Buckner. with whom be
was captured by the tederals at
Fort Donaldson in February 1862.
Upon being exchanged he resnm
Ell his position under Gen. Buck
her with whom be remained u1tll
the close OF the war, being at the
period OF the surrender at Some
pos, on Red River in this State.
After the war he returned to Ken
lucky, bat shortly afterwards he
was called TO the charge Of enc
OF the churches in New Orleans.
In few years he received calls
~ Baltimore. Maryland and New
York city, which he accepted.
The new. Bishop is between 40 aud
Is years OF age, sali 20 he an rlA.
qurnt and able preacher. and viii!
receive hearty welcome among
his old friends OF THIS State.
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The Republicans acs some
what different to all modern mar
Ties. 1t is the general rule of par
Ties to reward the men who have
worked long and faithfully for
TIE good OF their parties, but the
i'epuhllcdl'S, as soon as one of
their members does auythjur for
Their success and interest. dron
him as IA dog does ID hot potato
and hunt np some one who has
I'st entered tntlr ranks. or who
may =" found sacheeinp around
IN search of any office that NAV
DC laying around loose,
They do not appear to think
tliaf a ~ IN who deserts one marty
VIII pro, Il traitor to ano1her
"hehe'tr the opportunity pr..
SentS.
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1t is grarityins to see tina,
punishment is being inflicted on
the swindlers who have had
charge OF the savings banks in
New Orleans and elsewhere.
Il. 9. Palmer, who was pre>i
''ent OF he one which lately col
larSe'', was p"tin Jail the Other
day tor want of s4o,000 bail to
NV ait trial before the courts. The
prn'trntia'v is the proper han Dor
for such public robbers.
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All l"'eS'igat1ns Cn:umittre
OF the l. ). Senate COMPOSED OF
SENATORS Hid Of Georgia, Vance
Of North Carolina and Cameron
OF Wisconsin, are in New Orleans
taking evidence in tie raSt OF w.
f..keh"sss right 10 retain his
seat III the Senate. 1t is to be.
hoped that THIS vil!ifer of tl,.
people Of Louisiana and cnamuio1
liar OF the century will be oustpd
from a position to Whi..h be is no
more legally epti'lrd than he il
to a tirst class pew in Mohamets
seventh Heaven.
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1t seems that the only recon
~hehdatlon requisite for a man ia
receive. nomination on the Ra
publican ticket is, to run for . nm
sIllon IN Il Drmnctalic prrlimi,,
~ election. po"le, who WAS 50
l'cted as IA candidate for Justice
OF the Peace III the Lougue,,ua
ward at the preliminary election
was nominated ii few days after
warts by the Republicans for
CLERK OF the District Cout.
1t the leaders of that marty
Imagine that those dem,,c,atS
VINO voted for PocllH and Sew,
IN me preliminary contest ore -,
ing 10 vote ton them now ,s c,,
'tI'iateS Oh The Republican ticket
they Will discover their error
'ho morning after the e,re,io,
WHEN tbs votes have been co,,,,
ed.
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Notice.
$4,000.

ofice i~oui<iaill Life insurance ron,nanv ,
New Orleans. Nov. I2th. 1879. (
Sa5D0.
hece,N.d from the LOUISIANA ECrIT..
- LIFE lNsIRAN + r!upiVV
y ices. sEasad-cti Dollars in f,,i
i'f an "i.linS AMER the wirAuI polir, "a
."li'a,t,! hy the death Of DESIRE :, ''ioEi-
80 my lat Husband. | .lana IN,
COMPANY To- then prnn,pt avlncpt.
Yer i'csi,rrtln'Iy,
II hloIA \. itOBItIIAJX.
".IrsS
Y u. bEHNAtD.
}. u. IILDhE.
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The Republican Constr
tuition.

Thirteen years state and city
government has cost Louisiana III
direct lnNatInn-
State government .xJD.:J3O 41S h3
City government .-3S.4'J,321U VI
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Chew JAOKsON'S BEST Sweet
Navy T9ha eco.

QUERY ''Why wi men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
bay NHrbnrg Bros. sSeal Of North
: CdFotaa,' at the same price"
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-S"mr of the radical paper
appear to lie exceedingly uneasy
that somebody viii be counted
ont AT llle al,noaclin" election
fa'f.i seem III io.-"; euti civ t!.at
Tom Atdelson and Mad. Wells
wiiIlaSenothing to ITO witt, the
counting VI the Votes ca>t'on d.
eemhef :, They need feel no a,i-
raSlnesS about the coax. 1t is
the f"'e ior which u'es. may feel
apprehension, Tor a,>al-.e nnmi4r
eli repuol!caiis Will $ytyjc,{ out on
tlIat day.
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-tr"m all parts ut The State
we hear most gratifying news III
relation to the present political
canvass.
GOV. Wiltz is going to receive
the full democratic vote every
where, whilst IN many parishes
the democracy will make heavy
inroads into lbs lankS of the stal
YartS.
Rcpublichnism Will make a sol
~ a%pI"aramre III this State airrl
the electl"n IN December.
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TAKE NOTICES.


That on Monday :lc Isl day of Dcre,,ho |
next. 1872, ! will proceed Ia sci! al nphI1
auction ut the Courthouse IN the town ~
ihIh"'i'uN. at = o'clock NJ, to the last and
ll%h'st 'idd''' The ie'St "tthc Public Fer'
list. It. Johns ,%lIapcl. Il
2nd, st. Charles Chapel,
}rd. i;arclnna,
eth. Lock ort,
9TH. liaran2s,
For one year from the LIST day OF Jauu,,r
ieS' 10 3'st day OF Drcembcr 1880.
Terms-Cash on the Spot.
q, ALENAN.
President Police jury. Parish Of Lafonr.h.
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No+hng in the world equals BLACK
DR&UGHT in female disease.
For sale by JOS. 7. T~hihodradx.
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Editorial Items.

cholera and yellow fever are prevent
81 by n>in. BLACK pRAuGHT.
For sale by JOS. 7. T~hjbodealx.
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$3.50 4: =: !: E: : !: :: :: : !: !: +: !: :: :: :: !: :. :; !; !: !:
amount stated .InoFc. No one can fail >.
make money ftst Any one ran do M
work. You can make from ~ cts. to +, ar nv
hour by devotirrg your evenings and s,,,r.
time to the BUSINESS. Nothin. like i, ,as
making money ever offered before. ina
ness pleasant and strictly honorable. Res
der, if you wantsto know all about II.
hest paying business before the public
seed MS your adirrss and we will send ="
f'il r~itrtlru'ars and private terms ~"
samples worth 3 also free; YOU can ~,
make up your mind for Yourself. AdIr.na
sc 'RGE hTIASON d CO, Porfla,ds
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They have 10 hanea"tS j., IA
pnlt"nNlllr. \ stalwart who .,,,aa
GOWN TO the Republican Judicial
als''ict convention, held in Tilibo
nanS the orh"r day, though,
were made for pub
'if httiS. and Si~rai.htenad i,,ms.,,
""' l'r a nights sleep on ,u, ~
Tue 'a"InsfS III his town.
MS ''i"l''iS fnami him before
III" ron>fa'l" ras>pd alanr ,4l..,r
s'S' h'' w""id have slept IN a p.,
IL be3rouul. "'
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The late rooi spell of weather
he's hr"nghf Wild ducks aud
oysters t" marker. the sal. of
which had stopped on arcuun. II
the very Ha.m weather.
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BLACK DRkUahT n,ahes chilIs and
tet I Impossible. ""'
80. sale BY JOS. T. T~hibodeau>.
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" ys'r~ trial has proved SLACK
rHiuGhI til. best liver medicine IN n.
word
For sale h. Jos. r Thih0d.aux.
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harfes j. Barker.
Aotary Public.

Attends promptly 10 all business RI r,..
my to sad office. Will also attend To "a a
irct!ohs. Office at his Residence T,cs .o-
Oct-25lu
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One dollars worth of BLACK DRAUGHT
Wi save fifty dollars in doctor bills.
For sale by JOS. II. Tl,ijo.ieauy.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-22
S34,lUU.t 900 90

Total. ........-$ 34, 100. 900 90
Difference to the credit of the
Drnocrattc Conservative party.
S14,9lO,644 "A.
FAX payer of Louisiana,
above il the plain fact staring
yOn in the face.
If yOn want the extravaganza
displayed in Ike Republican Ad-
nlnistrationS continued, vote for
Beattlr aud the present ,constitu>
ton. ii you wish to have AN
economical administration vote
for WiItz and the new constitu
ton. If yon wish to pay annually
a State tax OF S3, 500. 900. 90 vote
tor Rcatt!e if yon wish IL State
tax OF less than one million vote
for Wilt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-22

" ~ '''t hINH al kDItttt'
tax of less than uilu million vote
for Wilt.
What has become of Oscar
Cro>ler, him who had formerly
led the Radical Iegious in the La
foiirclIe Country 10 victory and
I" glory. who had for ,eals col.
lected taxes from the people Of
i1'fonrcl'" for the $ ahsl benefit
OF "armoth and Kellogg, vas a
question that was trrqiiently
hcai1t GA the street corners.
Whether he had soue to that hai,
Ply land where the good negroes
go, whether he had wandered
away INTO the snowy rtglouS of
Kansas, whether he had taken
WlrgSand t1ownt to some tprresirja!
paradise Of SHINY flowers, no one
could ascertain. But at length
the mystery is solved. Cru+itr
has been away down in the balmv
ana happy groves OF lower Terre-
bonnie, and been alevotiny his
e'Sura houIs to the study of the
Zen Commandments. asincia,ly
to the one that incuicate, the ,ir.
tue OK Speaking the Isuli. He
mas written il letter to the Y. o
Ooserrer out of which comes ffe
OF his studies like a loom
of AnanlaS.
lie SayS''Beattie will leave this
ltIStilct with at least 5000 maiori
he will rally a large conserya
tive vote to his support" When
o''s'r' >tts ihHse things it will
care him of sorr eyes
forever and forever. ST Repub-
leans throughout the Sfa,e are
allowed fair caunt. our State
Ticket will be elected by an over
majority"
Well they will have an honest
but Tom Anderson and
Mad Wells will not be the men
VII" Will be privileged to max.
''fair' count this time. Those
'l''' OF tar counts + done away
WIN Just now. But the RAIDS will
ave every vote counted for Them
hat they cast.