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Vegetable. and 10
useA By the sdvtcs
Of P~hysictans. 10
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ExohAnoE

This Bask hes special Fssalisiss ~
Dealing n Dallioa.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

On Monday last there was large
gathering of the people of St. Landry
to. listen to our Democratic orators and
partake Of the barbecue that had been
provided. The meeting was presided
over by the Hon. Henry L. Garland,
of the committee OF arrangements.
Speeches were delivered by ". A.
Strong, Alfred Romare, Felix Poche lin
french,) Gov. McEnery, Col. Jack, Don
Caffery, Gen'l Il. L. Gibson and Robt'
n. Ogden. Each surpassed himself in
oratory, and the woods rang with the
cheers from over three thousand colored
and white throats at the close of each
and every speech. Everything passed
off harmoniously, and we sincerely hope
those words of cheer and encouragement
from the lips of the speakers will ado
fresh strength and energy to every mar
who has the prosperity OF his country al
heart.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
Shocking Tragedy.
How LITTLE BOY ACCIDESTLT SHOT
AND KILLED HIS MOTHER NEAR
MARIETTA.

MARIETTA, Ohio, November 1+.-Ies-
terday afternoon Mrs. Emily. Smalley,
widow of William Smalley, Of the Sev-
enty-sevcnth Ohio Infantry during the
war, received $500 pension money;
She deposited $1,000 in bank here, and
took $500 with her to her home, near
Lowell, in this country, where she in.
tended to buy an additional piece of
land, which she wished to attach to her
little farm.
Before leaving the city, however, she
became fearful OF some one following
her or rohbing her st home, and pur-
chased a new revolver. Arriving safely
at home she left the revolver lay on a
table for few moments. Her youngest
son, about ten years old, who had pro-
| bably never seen a revolver before
picked it up, and in handling it one
Chamber was discharged, the ball pass
ing through his mothers heart, killing
! her instantly.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
He Would Meddle.

The following. if not trEle, is good
enough to be: Prince Peter, Of Olden,,
burg, is at the head OF the Imperial
Russian College for girls, and is very
diligept in performing his duties; he
lately decided to see for himself Wheth-
er there was any grounds for the com
plaints of the poor food furnished at
the Smoling Convent, where eight
hundred girls are educated. Proceed
ing to the institution just before the
nsual dinner hour, he avoided the main
ENTRANCE, and walked towards the
Kitchen, At its !door be met two SOL
diers carrying a huge steaning caldron.
'IIaltn be called out; put that Kettle
down.
The soldiers Of course, obeyed.
Bring me spoon,' he added.
The spoon was produced, but ono OF
the soldiers ventured to begin Il STAN
mering remonstrauee.
Hold your tongue cried tho prince
stake off the lid. | insist on tasting
it, -.t...-.t..
No further objections was raised, ant
| the prince took q large spoonful.
| You call this soup?' he exclaimed
"Why, it is dirty water
| 1T is, your Highness,' replied TIL
soldier, we have just been cleanini
I out the laundry
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

Z AND Office at New Orleans La. Suv.ls,
~ 1879. Notice Is hereby given that tho fol
lowing naiued settlers 'e~ tlsaaaai1ad; q their
intention IN make final proof s1TfSOTt 81 thcir
claliNS. and secure final entry thereof at~Ihe
expiration OF thirty days from the date oi Shis
notice, viz: 0nczimc Figc. Of st. Landry
parish, La. who made homestead application
No. 1884 for the n y fractional quarter See.
T 3 r ". S Dist la. and names the follow
ing az his witnesses, viz Edmond Ives Lcieune
and JIyl,oiitc Iiydrepont beth of st. Landry
parish, LII. Also Adele PcHsson OF ST. I4audrl
parish, La. who made homestead application
No. 1866 for the S. Va Sec. 90 7 S Il ", S W
Dist. La, and names the following as her will
nesses, via: Ntlon DoNcet and William Reed
both of.et, Landry parish. La. Also Dutrtve
Miller OF ST. Landry parish, La. who made
homestead application No. 39sS for the W. S Ia
Sec lTssR1 ". S " Dist. La, and names the
following rs his witnesses, VIZ: Augustiu Miller
and Octave Sonicr, both OF ST. Landry parish. !.
la. Also Melon Doucet uf ST, Landry, La, u .ir
made Homestead application No. 1857 for the ST
of s E5 WI of 5 1t :.Nd FL Of VIZ Sec 81 I
s SsEl ". = Il Dist. La., and names the fellow
ing "a his witnesses. viz: Mathew Pudssuu md
William Reed. both of st. Landry parish La
Also Mathew POusson Of St. Landry parish, La,
who made homestead application Nc. 1867 for
the +! Sec. II Il s r l W. s " Dist. I.s., aud
| namls as his witnesses Melon Doucct and Will
lam Reed, both OF St. landry parish. La.
WM. NJ. BURWELL.
Nov, 2s-5s Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
Democratic C Conservative Ticket.

For Governor:
T.. A. WHLTX,
Of Orleans.
For Lieutenant Governor:
SAMUEL p. EErENERX,
Of Ouacbita.
For Attorney General:
j. G. ssAt+AN,
Of Claiborne.
raor scc> ,etary of State:
wKLH A. STRONG,
OF Win.
For Auditor;
ALLEN BUMEaA,
" of Iberviile.
For superinrendant of Pablio Education
IT.. H. FAY,
OF East Feliciana.
For State senate-I2th District:
,.-- IT, ~. F0NTENOT,
w. A. ROBERTsON.
FOR House of Representatives:
.. M. I'D. MAVANAGsH,
MARTIN CARBON,
DE. H.. n. YOUNG,
JNO. e.. LYONS.
z~t For Sheriff:
-,-sre' s.as &. G. DUaON.
For Clerk District Court:
JAS. O. CHACMERE.
For Coroner: sz-
uye. yyIg. WI. THOMPSON.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
A Serious Gala unity.

iYazuo Sentinel lMiss.l Nov 18th,
We regret to learn of agreat mis-
fortune TO our friend, Mr.. l.. Sanders
King. His house was destroyed by fire
on the night Of Friday, October 3ist.
The fire occurred at late hour IN the
night and is. supposed to have been the
result of accident. His misfortune in
volyed the loss Of his dwelling, kitchen
and q considerable amount OF sup
plies, together with very valua BILE
collection OF carpenters TOOLS. farming
utensils, etc. Mr.. King, unlike our
farmers generally, was accustomed to
keep all his farming utensils, tools and
implements stored under sheds about
the house, consequently they were en-
tirely consumed. Mr.. King had lately
moved from Louisiana and located on a
part of the fine plantation known as
the IDgleside place. the same being
Mr.. Kings share OF the land. On this
Mr.. King built, chiefly with his own
hands, during last summer, very
comfortable dwelling, substantial out
houses and was ina fair way OF sue
cess, having made this year his first
crop of corn and cotton, which COM
pares favorably with any in the county.
| This is q heavy blow on Mr.. King. but
we hear that he has gone to work with
his accustomed energy to repair the
loss by rebuilding at an carly day.
| Yesterday Skinner:s son read the fol-
lowing paragraph aloud to his father:
! "Youug Steward placed a pistol at his
head. in the pressente Of the girl who
had rejected his suit, ut Houston. Minn.,
and said he was going to commit suicide
| He counted. one 'tssos' aud she COZ:
..rad her ewes with her hands. Look
at me,' he said. She obeyed. Three !!
And into his brain went the 1Ata
ballet -,
"Wcll, go on,n said Skinner, rs tl''
young man ceased reading.
"That's all OF it,' replied the boy.
"Whato Doesn't it say whether j
killed him or not"
me;
! "Nor whether ne got well, and marlie'
the girl, and her father gave hin, $50,
COG in spot cash.
"And don't it say word about hi
. hanging on the precipice Of death 10
many days, calling in weak tones 10
, the girl who lead him to do the &C
, until her tiinty heart relented and sh
+ hasteuel to his house. and throwing he
, arms about him called him back frol
G the land of oblivion from the dar
=, abyss OF death. Amt there any of thu
. there. --.
1 Not bit
: "Then, my SON." said the father sadl
= the reporter who writ the itam ":
telling an ll-fircd lie, or else he was &
~ apprentice in the business. Atlant
i Monthly.
II eA--- - - nj. Z Z
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
a Large Sugar Cane.
A MOONLIGHT RIDE AND THE EESt'I

A MOONLIGHT RIDE AND THE RESULTS.
We saw while on visit TO Nr. Jos.
Bloch's plantation, near this place, sew
eral cf the tallest and and largest sugar
cane We have ever seen grown in the
parish OF ST. Landry. One that VIC
measured WAS thirteen feet and two
and bali inches long and weighed
fifteen and q fourth pounds. 1t was
kindly presented to Il couple Of gentls-
men, who were in company with us,
together with bucket of hot tatfy
Our young friends started from the
sugar mill with the tatfy in the bottom
Of the buggy and holding one end Of that
cane, while the other end traile,l on the
ground behind. Before getting to town
bv some means or other. the butt enc
of the cane got in front Of the wheels o
the buggy, and being Of such Il si~c, il
attempting to pass over the same, th'
buggy was capsized. Neither one o
the gentleman will want any more ho
tatiy, sugar cane or anything sweet TO
some time to come Results OF tha
little ride We're. buggy considcrahl.
scattered. each man with 4 black eye
sticking plaster all over them to keeI
from falling apart, one of whom had
roman nose,' when he started, nov
has Il pug" and the other who had
mo" " na1y hnaSts Of q ''roamino one
and to sum up results, and neither intcn
going to any concert or ball for som
time to come. We always said moon
light rides were unhealthy.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
For Constable.

We are larlthcrized to announce EDM AID
ayII eTEAD AS a candidate for tonstabe ist
Ward at the election In December next.
We are authorized TO announce LOUIS
yATTER as o candidate for Ward Constable
for the 1st Ward at the election IN December.
lam candidate for Constable for the lat
Ward. at the election TO be held III December
next, subject to the nomination OF the fsepuo
licsl nominating Convention.
oMy FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
Tannorpce mvseIt as q candidate tor Consta
D'o "a 'AO ALIONZO ANSELM.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

G. Brand our enterprising baker
comes to the front with all kinds OF
sugar and cake toys Everybody who
knows anything, knows that he is un-
surpassed in the department Of sweets.
Patronize home Industries. Don't send
to New Orleans for your Chrlstmas
goodies, but delight your little ones
BY the pretty candy toys and cakes
which c. Brand has for your inspec-
ton. They are fresh, unadulterated by
anv poisonous mixture which cannot be
said for imported candies.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
For District .gudge-f3tEs District

..ro autborizci 10 announce f. T. LEWIS.
cso>. AZ a candidate for District Judge OF the
13th judicial District, at the ensuing election
FELLOW CITIZENS OF SAINT LANDRY
fam a candidate for Judge OF the lSti Ju9i-
;, n;strinI at rh, election to take place in
Decrmber next; subject IT, the n"i!lna1ion OF
the Democratic Conservativcpa party OF the p;sslsh
in convention assembled.
.his District, refer 10 it as the best guarantee
can give for the future, and SOLICIT Xonr votes
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
E.r District .As.orney--13 DISTRICT.

We are authorized to announce r. r. rex
z,nTIfSS ESQ, the present incumbent. as
t'onddate for the office of District Attorney
f"r the 18th judicial District, at the election
next December. ~
We are authorized TO announce joAN J..
OGDEN. Esl., as IL candidate for pistriss
Attorney of the 18th Jndicia! District. com poseu
ri the parish of st. Landry at the electloh 10
he held on the 2i OF December, 1879.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
SociaI Circle ma mt.

By special request Of many Of the
citizens of Opelousas, and on account
of the political excitement engrossing
the attention Of the people. tho play
Caste :-aavertised to have been per
formed OH Saturday the Goth inst, has
been postponed to Friday, Dee. 9Th
rrox. Tickets already sold will hold
good for the change of performance
Remember Friday, Dec. 5th, nt Varie-
tics Hall, and lot the house be crowded
LACK-DRAUGHT" cures Cos.iveness
and Sick k-headachc.
Fer sale by y. o. .POSEI.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

We call the attention of parties ln-
tcrested to the petition Of the agent OF
the Louisiana Western Railroad Com
pany, to the Judge Of this district. lie
will be in Opelousas, On December ssd
a. stated in the petition. All owners o.
land along the line of this railroad hat
better read the petition, which will bs
found in another cosunss,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

Few persons know that China pro
duces a larger cotton crop than the
ITn;ted States. The world Is not aware
If this. as none Of this cotton is eS-
norted, all of it being needed at home
The Chinese cotton crops this year ,s a
complete failure, and not enough c!ofsl
viii lie made 60 ciothe the MonGollans
decently. The result is g demand to-
foreign cotton goods. This, lndesa
has already begun, as was shown ~ TIC
report of the American consuls in emma
nnhlished some time ago. wherein
grcat increase in the importation o.
American coftonS into China was re
norted.-lN. o. Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

We are requested state there will be
a meeting OF the military company for
permanent organization, abilities drug
store, this evening at { o'clock,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
Eor Clerk of Court.

We arc authorized 10 announce JAMES ".
r,HArHERE as a candidate for Clerk OF Court
in and for the parish OF IT LANDRY. Al ny
rIertion in December next, subject TO tue loihl'
natlon of the Democratic Convention,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
ENr Sheriff.

MR. EDITOR You will please announce u ny
~ sheriff of st. Landry, at the election I'LL
December next, subject to the nomination OF
the Democratic Convention. >,.-o,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

After trying in vain to start q, baik1y
mare, the driver touched her flank WIN WIN
4 litcd cigar, saying, live ;,, triHd irx as!
means TO start her. now WIZ ~
! to back ber,'
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

AtLogan, Utah, recently a liu1burser
cheese factory was struck by lightning,
and all the peoplemoved out Of town.
Tie lightning flash also skulked away
with its tail between its legs as if
ashamed of itself.-[Oil City Derrick.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
Stop using Calomel and try 'BLACR.
DRAUGHT" for liver diseases. --
For, sale hy = ". Y. POsL1
For sale by

Have You been lately to Liborman's!
If not start right off examine his fine
stock of goods and make your pur-
c,,asc for Christmas and New Year.
You went lose by buying of him il 1T
: :, fine suit for yourself handsome
dresa for your wife and daughter do
mestic utensils, sud every thing yea are
likely to need during the year. tie Is
lust as accommodating too as meT'
chant can he. and if you know you'
own interest you will patronize him.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

ATTENTION WoRKINGMEN!-A gem
eral invitation is rendered to Working
men and voters in general, without dis
tinction of race OF color, to meet at the
Court House on Saturday the 29th lnst''
at Z o'clock P. M. sharp, where public
syeeciaes will be delivered by l.. Tan
sey Esq. and Jno. NJ. Taylor Esq, nons''
nees Of the Workingman's party fo'
Justice Of the Peace of the ist. ward
S. P. CLARK President
| J. Mornhinyeg Secretary.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
xorvcE To CANDIDATES.

Candidates will be announced in tine ST.
5.vnpy DEMOCRAT Or the following terms
and no other, to-wit: In English alone, Ten
no,,ars $50, In English aud French, Fifteen
Dollars e,5.} payable invariably in advance
before first insertion. r
Political notices will be publishsa at hai saf
rates fixed for Judicial advertisements.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

CHIN. EnE 0lULIEs.
tir-Ny GrnndJathers Clock:
Ny Grandfather Howe. thirty-five years a3o.
Lay d, canning at midnight in bed:
Next morning he told to wondering world,
OF al thGt had passed Through hta head.
And this was his soug that he sang TO his rh"n,s,
Az they Chuckingly formed i'll a ring;
The Wheeler and Wilson and Singer Welt in,
And agreed to & very wicked thing.
CHORUS.
Thirty wears Of monopoly, ring. ring. ilnS
Millions put in our treasury, sing. sing sing.
But they stopped--short-neyc 20 go aG*!A,
When tho WHITE became KIM
The next thing they dono waa our Congress TO
b7hc.
The extension Of patents renew:
Thus millions of money We're wrulis from thF
& poor.
BY these tprdnfs, the privileged few:
,:u, There came a glad day, when our wrongs
were made right,
| O,lr Nation as one man arose,
And sai,, tn Congress our servants ye ara,
so down the monopoly goes,
Y = Chorus-Thfrty years, &c.
l. j.. / ~
! 4. the day Of our freedom has come 70 us nov
We're allowed al the natpnts 10 nsei
9s Ola Nr. Singer Just take = back acat
For all your bad points wv refuse;
And NOW LET lis shout ~ q periect mlchiIiS.
Sell threading and quiet :tnd light;
so friends all unit. III the ohJ1ais we sing.
As We tell nf the beautiful WHITE.
fh9rNs-Thigty yeare. &c>
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

\ trial package OF Black Draught free OF
charge at W. o. POsk1 Z.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION

o.,r DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS year, in
,srrnrc The wear can be begun at any time,
~ tiftv-tv:o numbers of tho paper maAo "Sear,s
subscription.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

''BLACK -DRAuGHT,'' the wonderful
vegetable liver medicine.
For sale by ". .. foek'1'
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
opRLorsAs, SATURDAY, sovEaBER 90. 1879
i" IN Providence We trust everybody else cash

4. In Providence We trust Everybody else cash
Read the advertisement OF the fair to
he riten for the benefit of st. Joseph's
school. -..----------------- - ss
Take .'BLRcK DRAUehT' and you
will never BE bilious.
Fer salc by ". O. POsEY.
There will he divine services at tie
churcl, Of the Epiphany. Gpelousas,
every Sunday morning ut II O'clock and
Sunday School at A., NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29

Anger and jeaIousy e;tn no more be-:
to lose sight Of their objects than !eve,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-29
Song.

DHDYcArrp TO ALE OPPOSED To srWlNu MA
CHIN. snE0lULIEs.
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lFor tho Spirit Of tho Ago.l
Chips.

The great man is he who has moth.
ing to fear and nothing to hope
from another.
There is apparently one bad element
in truth itself. II is sure to hurt those
who would interfere with its growth
or twist il from its course, and it not
unfrequently let's out the life blood OF
those who press too hard against its
sharp point.
Those who arc born TO benefi. the
human race, 60 little Among men,
while those who are born to curse it
are always found IN the crowd.
Sincerity is no! often found in large
punches, but is scattered in small hits
like fine gold among the sand. 1t is
only after much acash,ng that any is
ever found.
A tool will bite off his own tongue
in order to spit it in the face of an
enemy.
The door of the church is the gate
of heaven-and of hell none the less
for where you will finally land de.
ponds upon which way you travel af.
ter you enter there.
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Syinisor.
II, @. Hlckson Ia shinglIng Mrs,

| Vsuu"vss
II, g, HIekson Is shlnglIng Mrs
Stevens residence on Main street.
Mrs CLARA Bacon successful,
continues the millinery business In th'
Fay building, while her predecessor
MIS-, Hiland, who has removed q few
doors south, adyetlses Ice cream ioI
sale This hot weather.
Doctor Farnes had chickens
crop handed 10 him by Mr.. George
Thurslon TO anylize, which resulted In
finding arsenale Of copper The
chicken was reserved foe other pur-
poses than Tor the table.
The open ar concert by the
morning Ministries was highly enter
taining-beiting "Pinaiore.'
The Humpty Dpmply show will
exhibit here on the 2ist Inst, 80 men
connected with Il are said to be pro-
yided for on that day at the Ascutney
House, and others provide for them
selves,
Ill, W. Slocker il counted among
laboring men nova days,-and not in
the bayfield, either.
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Tho Vermont Editors and Publish
0pa

THEIR CONVENTION ~ RUTLAND,
The tenth animal convention OF the
Vermont Editors and Publishers mel
Ia Baxter Hall, Rutland, Tuesday eve
ming Of last week,
The convention was called to order
by the president, Hon, u, T., Walton,
OF Montpelier and on motion, Mr., d,
NJ. Camp, oil the Newport Eepres,
was elected secretary pro ten,
Ahef sons routine business, the
thirteen gentlemen were proposed for
membership, through the executive
committee, II was moved aud carried
that the secretary ba authorized to
cast q ballot for theae gentlemen, and
they were thus elected members of tho
association.
The hour for the literary exercises
now arriving, the Rutland Conet
Band furnished come excellent music,
after which tho president introduced
Mr., II, A. Iluse OF Montpelier, and
felioitously referred 10 him as "a law.
yer, legislator but better than oil an
editor, who was bound to know all"
Mr., IIusc spoke briefly and well, his
theme being journalism and literature,
After music by tho band Mr.. T.. II,
Phelps was introduced aud read q
poem entitled "Tho Yankee"
The committee appointed TO nomin.
ate officers submitted tho names Of
the following gentlemen President,
Hon, l.. =. Walton Vice.Presidcnts,
g. G, Benedict, A. II, futile, L. o,
Greene Recording Secretary, d. w.
Nixon Corresponding Secretary, d.
NJ. Campi Treasurer, g. NJ. Stone
Executive Committee, Albert Clarke,
II. q. futile, A. n. Swain.
This list Of officers was elected.
The committee appointed to select a
place for holding the next meeting
announced st. Adams as the place,
md the time to be fixed by the execu-
i've committee.
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White River Junction.

during the month Of June S3, 22(
hogs passed over the Central Vermont
railroad,
Mr. George Lyman, our postmas
ter, died last Friday, aged "A years,
His death has caused deep gloom to
settle over this community, as: he was
loved and respected by all who knew
him.
"A. c. Rollins, Esq, is putting up
new house near the Universalist
church.
The furniture and csrpc,s arc be-
ing put nto'the new hotel. 1t will BIZ
opened tor the accommodation Of the
public the last Of the present month.
The Rev. j. II. Farnsworth will
preach in the Universaist church next
Sunday at one and six o'clock Pm
There will be no services at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
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Hurricane in Vermont.

WELLS RIVER, W., July IA
terrible hail storm and hurricane
passed over this section at a quarter
before six this evening, lasting fifteen
minutes, and was followed by p thun-
der storm. Some the hail stones we're
two Inches in diameter. Crops and
vegetation were destroyed and torn TO
ahrcds, one third OF the glass in the
neighborhood was broken, large trees
were torn up, fences destroyed, houses
I'm rooted and barn blown over. Ii
was the most severe storm ever known
here, and the people were much
alarmed.
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BRAINARD's MUSICAL WoRLD.-The
July number OF the Musical World is
on QUE table filled with the usual large
amount OF choice new music and in
teresting musical reading. Among
the music in this number is a splendid
ballad by Sullivan, 1f Doughty
Deeds and pathetic song and cho-
rus by Winchell.,, entitled "Mother
Comes to Ne in Dreams" 1t is the
oldest, largest and most successful
musical monthly in tho country. The
terms are only 81 50 per year; single
copies will be mailed for Is cents.
For full particulars, complete cata-
logues of music, etc., address s. Brain.
ards Sons, Cleveland, Ohio.