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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

New YoRK. dan. 3i.-Ex- District Attorney
Bliss has caused tho issue OF warrants for nine
United states n,,arsshas including the ehlsl I,
whom he accuses " drawing pay for work they
did not do ut election time. and Of holding two
II appeared In tho latest proceedings OF the
Davenport invests tigatlon that OF over five thou
sands peraons who registered Ia New York
last November, on naturalization papers OF 1868
over two thousand did not vote.
Jas. Stephens, the central organizer OF the
Irish Republican brotherhood, arrived here to-
day from France. II Ia understood that his visit
IL to unite the organ izattons seeking the inde-
pendsnce OF Ireland aud perhaps 20 assume
the offensive. He left Paris In Disguise.
Among the passeng.r rs who sail for Europe
tomorrow by the steamship Germanie IL Chas.
f. Conant er Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
cents $40 otoOoo for the syndicate and st 900 900
for English investors
The papers are more or less favorable to the
change 10 France. and speak well OF Mac
The Star repor Judge Hilten as saying that
he has not yet got Stewards body. but has no
desperate prize fight occurred on Wednes-
day night between the torious prize fighter
aud wrestler, Jack German. Of this city. and
Patriot kiilertan Englisbman OF pugili tic fame
who lately arrived from London. The fight
continued for thirteen rounds and forty five
minutes. Both the men were shockingly
An idea OF the magnitude of the counterfeit
Ing business may. be found from the remark
aDle statement D1 the enRraver Ulr1cn, JUST
made before one OF the United States commits
sioners. Inthe course OF the year he and his
associates printed counterfeits amounting to
$3.50 900. mRay OF them on banks ia this city.
The strangest part OF his story however. is that
the gang TO which he belonged was sustained
by capitalist whose name he declined to dis
close.
Miss Barten is now In her a4Oth quarter mile
and Ia In good condition. Her fastest quarter
In the twenty-four hours was made In $40. the
slowest. In b:bb, She is dressed In fancy style.
short skirta. displaying ber ehapely legs
Crowds go to see her including many women
Several women from a ballroom dropped In at
o'clock this morning and three of them
walked several laps with Bartell.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
A COpascation Case from L0uisiana-The
New York Cust0m-H0uso Fiwht-M0re
Documents from the President ana Sec
retury sherman.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.--United States Supreme
Court-Edward W. Burbank vs. T. j. Semmes-
Error to the Supreme 9 ,uTt OF Louisiana. In
this case the property OF Semmes was conns-
Gated under the act to suppress insurreetion
and punish treason and rebellion. OF August
7. 1868. The regular proceedings In conflscation
the Supreme Court OF the United States
the proceedings we're confirmed. Subsequently
this action was commenced In the State court.
where. the court being satisfied that Burbank.
the purchaser ut the conilsnatin sale. had OBJ
tained possession OF q lot which was not In
cluded In the decree. gave judgment In his favor.
The appeal insists upon the sufficiency OF his
title and urges the proceedings in the Federal
court as conclusive of the case.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
A Sharp Trick OF the Tennessee BOnd-
holders

NASHVILLE. Jan. 31.-Informatlon has been re-
ceived here that an arrangement is being made
by com bination Of holders OF the funded cou-
pons of Tennessee bonds amounting to five mil
held by many prominent lawyers that one State
cannot sue another. 1t is proposed to put this
question to test by donating s10O000 In these
bonded coupon bonds to some Southern State
for the benefit Of It's charitable Institutions It
is understood that PROCEEDINGS can then be in
stituted by which that State will bring suit
funded coupons held for such institutions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
ne German Press ON Grevy-Bismarck's
GnE Lnw

BERLIN. Jan. S1.-The German official press
speak very eoldly OF M. Grevy and his election
% the presidency OF the French Republic. Ger
naay will acknowledge NJ Grevy rs President
but will require fresh credentials for the Mar
Quis do Saint Waller. French ambassador at
Berlin.
In the Federal Council to.d t71
delegation moved the reiect TU u ~
rarliameutary gaHging law.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
Interfering with the American Reef Ex
pOrt Trade

WASHINGTON Jan. 81 I'm accordance with in
structions from the Marquis of Salisbury. Sir
Edward Thornton. British Minister In WASH
inRton. has informed the Department OF State
that pluro- pneumonia ebaving been detected In
u cargo of cattle In the ship Ontario. from
Portland, Maine. her Mniesty's government are
considering whether they can restrain the
United states. under the exemption OF part OF
the fifth schedule of the net OF 1873. from ship
ping cattle to Great Britain.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
The International Billiard Match win
nera Yeaterany.

New YoRK. Jan. sf.-The eighteenth game OF
tho International billiard tournament was
played this afternoon, the contestants being
test proved an easy one for Schaefer. who won
by n score OF 600 to 7a3. The winners higheRt
runs were 80. ~ and $40: Heiser's 20 and s7
bcbaefer's average 80
The game tonight was between William
Sexton and Albert GARNER. Tho game was
ope OF the longest yet played In tho tourna-
mont. and was finally won In forty ak innings
by Sexton. the score standing Sexton 600, Gar
nier 4ia: winners average 10. aud highest ruus
60, 10 and l6g: Garnier's Ga, G6 andga
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. - Secretary Sherman
was busiiy engaged yes erday and lust niRht In
preparing reply to the doeuments submitted
The customs bureau OF the Treasury Depart.
ment has been thoroughly overhauled for svi-
mans communication will be sent 10 the Senate
shortly after noon to-day. II IL generally be-
lieved that nothing beyond !he reading OF the
document will be done In executive hession to-
day. II is expect d that final action will be post
poned until Monday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
CINCINNATI.
CapFESe OF Illicit Whisky Men-A Default-
ins Church Memher-Accident on
the Marietta Railroad

CENeTNNATI. Jan. SL.-AUnited States marshal
arrived to-day from Maysville with nine men
takleH 70 Louisville and tried before Judge Bal-
larH. This is part OF the gang captured Ia Pike
county by Howell.
J3hn Thompson. a prominent church MEM
ber hand hookkeeper for large notion housa az
this atty. has disappeared. ii Is alleged. with the
fundA of his firm and church.
A frAieht train on the Marietta Railroad ran
of the Nrack near Eaysville last night and three
ears weNe wrecked. No one was hurt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
Death Of a Man, Once the Largest Planter
I'm the WOrld.

IoUIsvIILE, Jan. sl-Michael Sullivan az ON one
time the largest cultivator OF land ever known eo
boat en- route from Evansville to this city. + He
died penniless. Eighty thousand acres 1t IA LII
nois were formerly posse5ssida nia wond r.aat
one hundred and twenty four miles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

MuIIIysyrILE Ind. Jan. 3i.-Jos. W. Brown.
n wealthy farmer living zen miles northeast OF
FfSri64,siv murdered In bed. He and his wife
- vsrs "a ehloroformed by the murderere. Mrs.
BroWn d unconscious and unable to give II
account Of the tragedy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
saiaure to Retain His once TeEsporarlly
Removal OF the Chamber 20 Paris.

,rlAIRls. Jan. si.-M. Dufaure will temporarily
fRAin his Office as President of the CoERcil and
lister of Justice.
y y believed the Chamber OF Deputies will
syortiy assemble in Paris.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
strike or Liverysol Engineers.

LONDON. Jan. a.-The operatives and en-
nneers Of Liverpool and Barkenhead have
Aruck In consequence of IA reduction OF wages
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
A scventy-ave Hour walk at the nrook.
iyn Rink.

BROOKLYN. Jan. g1--Tbe eeventy-hye hou
walk. for $1,000. at the Brooklyn rink. between
Samuel Collyer pugIlist, and j. w. Goodwin. 9
New York. Ia creating considerable interest.
6o,cloek tonight Goodwin was IA miles M cad
Oolyer gradually gained and at . .. m. Good
win was only three miles ahead. Goodwin the
rested and Colyer kept up his pace avsragtn
1fteen minutes per mile. AT II .. m. tho scof
stood: ,Coilyer is7 Goodwin lab. Each hav
been walking fifty hours.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
GERM ANY.
w0undinE Of the SON Of the Crown
Prtuce-The Plague In Rus~lM.

BERLIN. Jan. 3i.-William. the eldest son OF
the Grown Prince. while fencing to- day received
q rather bad wound. although 1t is not consid-
cred serious.
A special commission OF German and Aus
trian physicians will proceed to Russia next
week to Investigate the plague
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
sale Of Per Cent Ronds During the
Month,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-Subseriptions to the 4
per cent loan during the month OF January
amounted to $lbs. .85t ,150 and the calls during
the same time TO t1so 100000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
GaRbe ~ Elected PresfdenG q.
Der OF Deputies.

PARIS. Jan. SIN. Gamhetta was elet
President of the Chamber OF Deputies by AZ
,of slA out Of 405 nj. Dufaure IL as yet undecit
regarding his retaining office under Nj. Gre
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l. 1 a. m.-For the Gulf
States colder northeast to northwest winds,
rising barometer and slight rains in the outh-
ern and eastern portions. followed by clearing
weather.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY. FEBRUARY /, 1875
SPORTING NOTES.

tor Og lesby. in such mn event. would be elect d
10 I'LL out Judge Davis term.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

PARIS. Jan. a1.-The French press general
applaud ex- President MscMahon's digniat
resign alton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

LONDON, Jan. S1.-A dispatch from st. Peters
sourg says thai Shere Ali Ameer has arrived at
ne Russian frontier and persists in going to
M Petersburg. His followers have been dis
Emed. The AHPer ia astonisked ut the treGt-
nent he has received from the Russians.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

FlM1 Death OF shere Ali-PleurO-
I'D dnia Among American Cattle.
ahdIusou3 IA dispatch from JelIalabad
boseBsxteli&S there. but with doubt. that
resl Nestchksts
~ ihs 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01
NEW YORK.

United states Deputy Marshals - The
Johnny Davenport Imvcstigation-
Union or lrish Republican Organixa-
ti0ns-A Valuable CarKo-The Press ON
the French Crisis-ktewart's body
A Prize neutrality-suspicious.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

at Reads y. Edge Tonic puriaes the blood, re-
stores th aS polite and stimulates the diges-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-01

| graphed to tho Foreign Ofice that pleuro-
| pneumonia undoubtedly exists among the cattle
l In hIa dAtrict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-02
HORSES. CARRIAGES. SO.
i HARNESS AGENCY.
K. II. EARLE, IMPORTER.
ia 5TH Ay.

Fine Harness. Saddles Brides, Driving Whips Hunting
Crops and Horse Clothing of superior style and finish aug
low prices ready for immediate In brass silver ana
covered furniture Driving Aprons for gentiemen anu
Stable Goods Stable Goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-02


Our repairing department offers unequalled ADVANTAGES
for good and prom work All carriages housed IN clean
carefully protected damage Precisely the
quality OF material and labor employed AS In new
work aud all carriages finished with Valentine varns
which In biliancy and durability is superior to ANY OF
foreign Estimates furnished and carriages
sent for and free of charge
BREW STER co, of Broome ST.,
Broadway 47th and 4Sth SITS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
4 FI1NDISH LiJ2C32.

At Doanldsonviilr, on Saturday n ir,it
last. as the steamer john W. Cannon was
push ng ont from the iln,,in.; the Captain
of the night watch Nh Ben Nelson.
went to the birth of one OF the :rcus.a-
honts' negro and touched him Oh the
shoulder TO awaken him for his watch,
IN" negro awolle ard sad ''w,lat do Won
want, sir" Ir. Nelson Informed! l4in it
WAS his watch, whereup,n the negro
without further warning jumped un-n
him with an open razor ana eur his throat
making wopnl that woni Insure tleutl,
in Il few minu'es Not satisfied, however
with his iiaholcal deed, the iicni then
drew revolver and e'nptied every cham
Der into the PROSTATE bo.ly of his helpless
victim. The murderer then jumped ever
board, and we are Informed, has not been
since heard of. We regret ,ha5 we We're
unable to lean the name or get u hiscc;p-
ZION of the william, that we could pulls Ii
it 70 secure his apprehension more readily
shoU Il he seek to hide from the law in
on" community.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
WITHOUT AUTHORITY.

Hon. T. L. Claiborne having llacn l2en-
toned as Il probable indicate on the
Republican State ticket, he denies lis
authority for the Same III thu following
letter published in the Pelican.
'Iast Saturdays Picayino contained
what was called 4 'CustU'n House Slate, !,
ana my n1!no mentioned 70" >'upGrntpnd-
eut Of Public Education. This was news
to me-, and the bare suggestion OF my
name was without authority. The Baton
Rouge Convention has put out d strong
ticket that commands my support. Every
Democrat must tlo rs Gen. Ogden is do
ing, now that orr standard bearer has
been chosen forget all preferences and
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
MARRIED..

POWELL -BALL-At the residence of
the brides parents, in This Parish. on
Wedne sday evening October 22l 1879 by
the Rev. A. G. B Kcwel, Mr.. FRANK l..
POWELL ana Miss SALLIE BALL,
both of this Parish.
We extend to the newly married couple
our congratulations and rejoice that cur
young friend Frank has won as his
prize i'll the lottery OF life so priceless ~
ligence are the component parts
We ALSO return thanks for the muniGcent
remembrance, at the marriage feast, of
the SENTINEL.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
THE PRIMARY.

The primary ele ction for delegates t.
the Parish Convention came off on Sat
nrday last. In every ward Cf we except
thls precinct where IL little dlferenc,
arose which was promptly settled hy q
friendly inst igh) the most perfect order
was kept. The interest of the contest
was conferred on the dele gates for tie
Sheriff's nomination, the contest being
| between the friends of Mr.. G. b. Smitl,
ana tho present incumbent, Mr.. J. j,
Barrow. Both men had IL strong follow
ing, but the friends of Mr.. Smith sue.
ceeaed IN clecting majority OF the ,clc-
gates, which is tantamount to Il nomina-
lion. The following is list of the dele
gates chosen:
FIRST WARD.
Bayou Sara Precinct--W w II Irvine.
Il L White, j A Wells. J Il Davidson. 4
delegates.
st. Francisvile Precinct--I Pollatsek
George Town. Joe Meyer, Il II Briggs,
J III Collins, b McCrinLeIl, G N Miller,
I delegates.
SECOND WARD.
i Nelson Ball N y Riddle. Jasner Ed
wards, j G Ball, Martin Summers, J A
PLANT, = delegates.
THIRD WARD.
Sterling, Cage Spnoncr, Mat Gil
moe, VIM Gilmore, Ed Haines, George
Wilcox, George Dent, Phil Moore, VIM
Harrison, ID smith, Jesse Dunbar, II
dele gates.
FOURTH WARD.
McGehcc, Duncan Stewart, Cal
no III Hamilton, W : ID Hamilton. An
thony Irvine, Tower Brown, s delegates.
FIFTH WARD.
n G Rhodes, } r E:gginbotham, : V
iasaman, G L DECKER, L Gore, l. s
Austen, \ S Beckham, WIN Perry, s
delegates.
SIXTH WARD,
john Clack, + a Frier, = delegates.
SEVENTH WARD.
j 4 Row, Palmer Iobgroh, NJ Rodney,
l. " brandon. \ J Riley. Ben Wicker,
Cornelius Washington, George White, s
delegates.
EIGHT WARD.
Il w Barrow, ID Barrow. Clay Smith,
Ben Eeams, R"bt Brooks, 5 delegates.
NINTH WARD.
" Z West, James Durn:n, High Con
nrl', Walter II !lniiton, John Davis Jr.,
Ellis Er'ant, Solomon Lawson, dele
gates.
TENT! WARD.
i L Barrow, J j Wade. Wash Hands,
EjBarrow, Zach Cavalier, Jim Ebhs,
Dave Duncan, M;.caial Row, (c.) 9 dele
gates
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Auditors Office.
New Orleans, October 18th. 1879.
To +. NJ. Mumford Esq, Tax Collector OF
the Parish of West Feliciana,
Sir!-The following instructions are is
sued for the benefit of Tax Collec' ors ::
Section 53 of Art, No. 96 Of 1877, Extra
Session, require that the names Of all per-
sons whose taxes remain unpaid on the
second Monday of November of each and
every year, shall be posted at the door of
the Court House or published as the case
may be. You will therefore comply with
that Section of the law. No further ac-
ton to he ta ken in the premises until fur
Their orders from this office.
None bat 'elinGuerts for the taxes of
the current year to be posted or published.
Parties paying the Taxes 70, the current
year must also pay their back taxes.
Penalties to be charged rs usual on
back taxes, according to existing laws,
until the adoption fthc Convex ton.
Very Respectfully,
ALLEN j UMEL, Auditor.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25

give to him and the entire ticket t. at
generous assistance which will insure vic
Tory" +. l.. CLAIBORNE.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
THE MASS MEETING.

On Thursday last at l o,c,ork
y IN. the boom of The local artillery
commanded by our patriotic fellow
citizen, Mr.. Chas. Spencer, assisted
Nv corps Of equally efficient can
noneers, announce the arrival of
the following distinguish d gentle.
men now contrasting the State in
the interest Of the Democratic rarty.
he first we mention was the Hon.
Louis "A. Witt, the accepted stand
ara bearc: of the grand old party
which has already done SO much
Tor the oppressed South generally
and Louisiana in particular Hon.
John McHcnry, the beloved CHOICE
Of Louisiana 70 the highest donors
In 1872; Hon. e. w, Robertson,
gu" Congressman Of the Sixth Dis
friCt to whom Louisiana will !org
be gratc:u! for his efforts to secure
to them the blessings Of Consti,u-
'iona! liberty, @: whic. NC so lcng
had been deprived hy oar enemies
al the North Hon. Randall l..
Gibson, his peerless colleague from
the First Dist let, and Mr.. George
Dnp:ee formerly Of the y. J. Dem
"crat. TIE gentleman were greet
"a IN manner commensurate with
Their dignity l,y a Geputa;ion Of ou~
citizens and the house Of Or. Frank
VI. MumfOrd being thrown o,en 20
TIE public, they were cs
cor'ei thereto, where, throughout
he day 9 con inual stream Of vs.
'tors called aud cordial, friendly
jntcrconrae lIent nr. At seven in
he evening the 3o' rs of the sNaci.
GAS F'rcmen's Hall were thrown
opCn and in a short while a large
nd Intelligent audience had as.
sorb!td amid the continual roar OF
the cannoHaac The meeting va
called to order by Mr.. Jrhn E.
lrvinr, chairman Of tho Parish TX |
ecu,i7e Committee, n. irwin"
then nominated Uon. Samuel! J. |
Pnwcij, IA chairman. NJ. PownIt
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25

The STATE Co ventior of the :fepuh-
lican party met in New O"!aans On Non
day last. The "Hon." George SwaTzie,
the murderer of Winter and a refu-. C
from justice, represented West Fcliciana
i'll this august body. Taylor Bcattie vas
nominated for Governor, and on Tuesday
the following ticket WAS nominated. Fer
Lieut.. Governor, Dan A. Parlee; for Au
ditor, Cladius Mayo; for Supt. Publ"
Education, +. N. Banzaup; fer Secretary
of State, james d. Kennedy. This ticket
in the Language of Taylor Beattic, the
Radicals do not hope to elect, but their
campaign isntendel as al entering wedge
t. the great national campaign of 1850.
We understand it is the attention Of the
nominees to canvass the State.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
SECEETAHIES !.

SECEETAn1ES
JOS PILtNr AID =. w. Reese.
VICE PREsGDEGTs :
On J " DEDEHICk
MAJ T Y = NAGAMAN
GHAs L. FISHER
G. BoCKEL
MoDRIs W1L7
DR. Z II HUMFcRD
CuAs DECKER
JUICE J. MCJ. LAwnAsoy
Dr.. /. U. BALL
". I. WEST
SIM)N We'll
DR. d STOCKING
I'D BAINeS
G. N. BARRcw
~. Z. II. EYLAND
VAS HANDS
J. +. inEISE.
The gentlemen were elected by
acciamation and iavtcd On the
lard and then came The soeCci.cS {:
Hon. T.. \. Wilt Was FIST in
troIucc1 10 tie audience and in .
clear aud commemorative style re
vie Ell the victories of tl' De noe
racy OF Louisiana. and urged upou
every one :hH necessity Of rousiug
Democratic victory 10 Dece hec.
Ioa. Z. ". Robertson followed IN
his ca$y iorcibic style and It'd why
he was Witt man, and why, had
Ogden been nominated he Won d
have BEEN equally as strong an
Ogden man Gov. McHenery ais
made some eloquent remarks and
was followed by Hon. r l.. Gibson
who held the audience spell bound
for more than thirty minutes with
a resume Of the glorious victories OF
tie grand party in the National
Capitol. This closed The exercises
Of the evening. and all went away
fllly impressed and determined to
do al in their power to swell Il
Democratic mpjority in tue com nG
contest.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
DON'T BEGIN To BE OLD.--A French

DON'T BEGIN To Be OLD.---A French
man said he hated % gil who tried to he
n woman and Il woman who tried to be Il
girl. Our children, especially the girls,
arc forced too much for an early market.
We long to be old when We are young,
and young when we are old. Our girls
are 4 iittlo too fast il stepping on the
platform of y.omauhoou This coertion
entails a suspension or retention of nat
ural secretions, which if not attended to
promptly, is attended with headache,
loss of appetite, constipation, pains in
the side and back, palpitation Of :he
heart, swimming Of the head cold feet
and hands, they loose the bloom of the
chcek and the iuStrn OF the eye, become
detected, feeble and emaciatad. If in
this condition you can be restored at
once by the use of English Female Biz,
te!s, the only known female rcsto.cr be-
fore the public.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-25
IITON AND WRAPPINGS.

. ~ IIE.o-I nc q. ;. IRON COM
~ Is quoted at 81 ]y bundle,-
! according to quality ; the Arrow
oo not %9 bundle, the Davis tie
T bundle, the Grip tie al 81 25
S"e' with the usual rate of q ~
pI",nt Tor each: Acme ties 81 4y
I ,me usual discount allowed.
""a W. irtc 1O1a1Oac
u p''has and ll40lI4n f,r two and
h FUNDS III roun.. .c.-. Baijnp
'''''rg at 134@1tc ~ Ii,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-15
KINGS WAITER GIRL.

Hebe was a waiter-girl in the palace Of
the Olympian king, and handed around
the ambrosia and nectar and superintended
the royal hair dresser as he took down the
ladies' back hair and rubbed the shiny pates
of the old bald headed kings with Carbo-
line, an extract from petroleum, deodorized
by a secret process without the aid of acids
and aikalies. And delightfully."- perfumed.
1t gives that soft and silky texture so much
to be desired by those who pride themselves
on their wealth of luxuriant hair. By its
gentle tonic action the roots are strength
ened new life. new color, and beauty are
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