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0aItimuresS SbtoaSabneeieaidaft.

gSaltimuresS 3 btoz25abngeieiIidlaft,
~ Baltimore, ben 10. Sfto6er 1879.
anourd piro betannt 9ema6t, oaB cine @eneraIz
BerIammlIng Der Aftondre oieier @eieaidbat Wpit=
tag, ocn 1 z. ytoDember 1873, am oritten Dtontage
beia9ten UtonatS, Suilfen SormtttagS 10 unb Rat=
mittagS 1 nbr gum 3Dede Der srludbIuug pom
5tpolf Sireftorcn fiir oas olgenbe So6r in ibrem
8ireau an GamoenitraBe in Der StaOt Baltimore gez
haten iperoen Drb.
Die ue6ertra9un9S rperoen am g. 9iouem0er
9eI6loiien unO 6letben bis gum 18. gioucm6er 9ez
i6lOien.
(4759,H,5) Is. s.. 5iaEts, Setretir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
Sas aelbe SSieber.

80 2empbis, 8enn., 3. OftOber,-3luei
@rfranfltn9en, iebo6 fetn ein5iger SobeSfalt
ieit geitern abeno. 9aS gSetter lit tribe uno
fill.
80 temp is, abelloe. - 9rei lpeiters Scr
ionCn erfranften beute Na6uittag. Sett ge=
iteru gtad)mittag iinb feiue 8atierten geitOr-
ben. Die 5anoe18tammer bat Der yooparbz
sliioSiation" $1,000 geid)idt. SaS Sberuo-
meter iano beute auf $50 grab.
(Spdter. )-3enrgGruppin erlag heute 4benO
Der Seldle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
RalteS Nie1er.

saItes 5Seber uirb fur fdni5ig GCntS tirrt gs ei6t
elm eiImitte in Der Q8clt iueleS faItes Sie6er lnb
ale anoeren malariidcn, 6oen, SdarIadls, 6ppbus=,
9elbeS uno anoere Se6er (6e Dem 9eidjeitigen @jez
brau6e pon HaoiUaps 9lislen) 10 ihnei furtrt ute
RaoluaD'e Reaop Jtclief.
Der @5e6rauhsanpeiiun9 9CmdB genommcn, fpiro
eS in Denl9en Au9cnblidtn 3rdmpie, UlageiIdure
Soobrennen, &opilpeb, 8iarrb0e SpIenterte, aof,
8ld9un9en lno ole tunerli6en Sd)merSen tIriren.
Jtetienoe iouten itetS cine Slaidle pom 9aotpas's
ReaoD HeItef NIT iib itibrcn. Giut9e 5ropfen in
lSaer gcnommen 6cE9t 3rantbeiten uno Sdlmersen in
SoI9e Don 2SalierDcDIe Dot. A5 Stimulirnittel lit
e8 beiier, alS franSoHGer Srnnog ober Stlters.
Berg ano tsoritleuie iolten iteto bamt uerie9eu
tein.
gSarn&tng.
4Qe Seilmitte(, Die, i'm lle6ermase qerommen 6as
Seben 9eidhroeu tonnen, lolten ocrmieoen iperoeI.
Otorp6ium, Opium, Strptbnin, Arntca, SOoSeiamuS
unO dnoere arte Site noern iuobl SUI 9emen 3siten
unb in iebr tlenen Goien 9enonmen ole SdmerBen bes
Battenten iu6breno ibrer lSirtung aui oaS SnIten.
Cine Biucite 8oiiS iebob mag 6dS geoen perl9limz
mem uno eine brittle io9at Den 3oo berbCTi9ren. @s
lit ourdgaus unnot9ta oteie un9eme Baforen Su sez
brauden, ruenn Elm poiitioe5 0eilnliteI, ipe Rao=
maps ReGoD Rclicf, Die furdt6ariten S6meraen
roIdet BELT uno iue0er teinen an0ern nod @rpadie=
nen Hadtbeilig Deroen tam.
Sas tuabre &inoernussmtttel.
RooDeps 0caop Nelie ( 1T oa8 eiuBige Seils
uittel, oa5 augenblitldb SdbmerSen linoert.
tsuniitg @cnts Die iSIaIdle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
SsaltimOre=e ebiOsetSenbabms@ @e5euidan.

Raltimurc=S io=Gtienbabuz tScSeHifaft.
~ imore, ben s. Sttober 1879.
0as Streftorium nobm in iener heuti9en Serianlnlz
lung fol9eube 8ebIhIie an:
Dpb e d. 0 II, oa6 aui bic glttien oe5 Saupt=
ftaInmes BET SaItimorezS Sbiobabn" fir oas am 80.
September 9eenoee SaIbiabr cine Sioioenoc BON
bier Yrujent, pehe bonn 1. Jtopem6er ndCtitbin an
i'm aaiitrerszgureau in ber @anoenzStaon su 8altiz
more Sabbar it, aus9enoren, unb baB Die llebertraz
6s sum 1. Jtooem6er 9eihloiien bGeibeu;
be d. 10 EN-, oa6 au Die Attien oer pgSaibingto=
ner 3DeiS6abn" fiir oas 30. September leetbn be
enoete Sabiabr ene am 1. ytouember ndt1itbin i'm
Bureau oeS aallrerS in Der @amoen= Staton Si Bal
ttmore SabI6are StOioenoe BON finT g,rp3ciit aus
9efporien fDerbe.""
(246,50,6,62) ~. s. Slams, Setr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
@e(nnO6ett 1T 2tet6tGumt!
0efttnSbett ScS &6rpers TIT Reidtz
tbnnt fir oen 0ctfs.
Taoloag's
SariapariQa &eiOlbent.

Reincs YIlt crieust gciunoeS 6leilt, tarfe Gnoden
uno cine flare 1aut. g9er eite$ 6leb, gelunbe snus
1en obne Snobcnfra6 uuO eHen reuen 5tint All 6aben
liam HeIoipeut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
Ser gl1tfftano oer 1ttes. - Gtn Sfi=
1ier iefGotef.

& Tins, Wg., p. Sft.-@tne 0epeld)e
aus benz 2ager bes Wterritt'l6en Commands
am gSbite 9fiper, orei Wteilel1 n6rblt6 BON Der
9l9entur, beriftst, oaB 2ieutenant gSm. 8.
98eir bon ben Snbianer1 ermorDet unb l6red=
lib berltiimnelt morOen tit, wdbreno er iib
etwa 18 0teilen iiiolid) bon bem 2ager alf oer
Sago befano. Gine 46tbeilung &apalerie
ging geitern Utor9en ab, nm Die 6dbrte Der
OfDroer 81 perfolgcn. Gin Soloat, meld)er
ben 2ieutenant begleitete, pir0 ebeuTalS per=
f11ii,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
Gtnc oanf0are etncreentume.

"Etiie fltoniiflr uoer ticf5eiunrielte SsranFDeit
tIttreii beiBt herlih eiHen groEen Sie9 errinaen.
Ste llrheotraIt rpelde einen ytangel flar erfennt
une oenldben netB - Die itutenueiie IIno Sdritt fir
elner hletenoen aranfbet ange9riifen unb 9ei6ndtt
nuroe, bat nttt nur aui unere adune, ionoern audb
aul nnlere 9antbarteit 2Iniprut. 8T jiaolUap bat
oef Wtenl99elt lenes munoerbure Sctlmttel, Jtao=
iuaD's SariapatiuinM ReInlpc1tt oeae6en, ipeI=
@eS oeleS 9teultat erelt, uno bic lCoenoe UtenIhz
9elt, nei9e itp in Ian9en 2a9en unb gtddten nit
arantpei uRo S9mer3en pcrSebrt. lit ibm Su Daut
perpftttet, (rOieoica 0ieiieHgcr.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23

gsir uieoerbolen, baf ber eefcr uniste Slider nnS
Dor Aaem: '
nffaiidI stto gSaft"
"9tao'uan iibCy SSgrifa5ie lfsefEra,~
r8aatpan iiber Sss0pbelu,o
uno aRoege Sren d6er traEtbeiten oeriiieoeasr INT,
Sn ben apotbeten 5u ha6en.
p -, gign leis: ,,yalid uiD xSahr."
Uan idtge cine 9rieflnarte an isasvaii q ESs,t,.,,
ysr S2, gSarrs's-, @de oer eDasdDz zGtrase, Sss.ss
Worf.
@lith sugeihidt iperoen. w
(spHIt8Ifoat, gfittp, ,fSrt.ttp&B,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23

Cincinnati, %. Sttober. - Die auS>
itebenoen MetgergeisQen bielten geitcrn abeno
cine Serlammlrng, i'll tpader beri6tet mnrbe,
baB Gle 0tetgermeiiter III Der StaOt nit au8z
nabme BON bier, iid) idriftlid oerpflihtet baz
ben, Die tdglife 9lrbeit8Seit allf - Stunben
su rcbu5ireu uuo fin Die an Sonntagen per-
ridtete a(rbeit EXTRA 81 besablen. Die Ser
iammlung beidloB, OaB ale angeItelten berie=
nigen Ofeiter, pelde Die Soroerllngen Der ST.
iellen belplligten, an bic 9lrbeit 5uriiffebret
iollten. 0te IngeiteQten Der eripdbnten bier
Wfeiiter, pelhe Die SorOerungen abmieien, iuerz
ben auf benz 9lusltanOe bebarren.
Die Sorn1er in BEN bteiigen Sfen9isBereien
baben ibren ausitano anfgegebeH unb tebrten
beute au ibre Seid)ditigung 3urid.
ct. 2onis, %. Sftober. - Die Mil9lie=
Der Der &oblenbDrie bielten beute cine Ser
ianmluug llno beiAloiien, BEN arsltehenOen
&oblengrdbern in Der llul9ebung bon Selle=
piae, SIS, Die bon ibnen geforberte 2obn5u=
lage gu bepillisen. Der &usitano mare bier
NIT beenOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
ltder cine Sur beipirfen.

it4er cine Sur beiprfen.
G8 entbdlt fcin Gueoflilber
in ir8enb elmer GeitaIt; 1T cine unI6dbz
Nde Yrdparatipn unb BAT nidt BEN
germ 9iten dab liden 81 IL s
beim 5arte item Sinh.
9aS ddte Or. Mc2ane'S Ser
mi use bat Die Sisnatrrsn G. Otcz
Game II. S lemins 8rps. auf benz
llmldlaa,
Sr. 6. Mc9ane's 9e6er= 8iQen
tperben nidt empfoblen ais Seilmittel eeqen
palle Seioen, benen ba8 Sleiicb untertban it,"
ipnbern ee9en Sgranfbeiten Der Seber; Bel biItDs
len 8elaWerSen, SispspIie unb frautbaTtetn
&sopfipeb. ooer berortigen llebeIn, 1ino iie ms
iibertreffli4.
&altcs Ticber.
G5 9iebt fein beiieres Ibfiibrntittel Dor pber
nad benz 9ebraudte BON @birtta. glS Yur=
StriIltteI itRb iie unoerglet4li9.
Ran butte iid bpr Salidungen.
Die dcbten iinb ME iiber3udert.
cSebe GhadteI bat einen rptben AaoSIieoeE
auf benz 0edel NIT Der Sui9rtft 9r. Diceane'S
2iper Hias.
Setss ilmf1lag bat bie Signattren bon 6.
81 Nc2ane unb SIeming 8rpS.
Wian perlange bic Gcbten Or. 6. Rc2ane'S
2ebers PilIen, prGparirt BON 6leming 9rps., III
gittsbureb, Ba., oenn Der Marft 1T bra bon
9a9abn,uneen be6 Ramen @r9ane, anbera
bilhitabtrt, aber eisielte Musipra9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23

SOn Scm 2t6t6. SDtrlotu 9sseeS.
Cine Gmpfebluns bon 9r. RaSpaB's u. d. "
S,eiImtttctn, nad, nebriaBrtsem @eoranHe
nerSelben.
Stem 9ort. 4. Sanuar 1877.
g8ertber r!-Seit mebreren 3agren Iton aebraude
m 56re DieoiSinen. anangs be9te i'd 3iUeiiel in bere
G4irtiamteit BALD eoo erllten MIDI Die 9uten 28ir@
fn9en 6erieben nit Serrauen, unb lest baIte i'd es
ndt iir meine 4f6t, ionoern eS mdtbt mir loaar
Srelbe, ben Jube, ben Oieie6en mir sebrQdt 6aittz
bar anBuerteunen. Sas feaoD u sltei t0nnte nidbt
6eer be5ebnet fueroeH, ais 6urb leiHen Jamen gsir
appsireu baiie6e 6du9 unb iinben at uniebI6dr bic
ueripro6ene stnoerung. ahun9spou
an 81, Jiaopa1. $hRrioiu gDeeo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
Shnlia.

ga Der erite Soll nebit @onscrt Der Sation fin6et
a 0nnnerItag, Sen 80. Stto6er, in Der IS OFT.
cosotn" ftatt.
(2506,9,60) 9os Sputite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
&rGnAe,

Gag Sarbor, SIS, %, Sftober.-Oie
oWontauf= =Baunmolipinnerei" tpurbe bsllte
frtb purG Seuer serf6rt. Scrluit 100000;
8eridernns 500, 900, 3Egeibnnbert arbei-
ter tperoen in 6olge Der 6enersbritnit braolos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
sl,ss Oct g,,noesbamptitaot.

gS aibingt 0 II, %. Sttober.-9ie beuti9e
Steuereinnabme betrug 1864, 731 .26; Die 3olz
einnabme $696, 6,227 80.
SabelOepeid)e bon 6rn. WtcOonalo, benz Su=
perintenoenten bes poltaliid)en @elo=9lnmei.
Illngs=Oienltes, tporin er anfiinOi9t, OaB er iid
nit benz @eneral=PofamtSoireftor in Baris
iiber Die Observation-Disclosures eines 9ertra=
9es be5iisltd) Der Iuslpe4ielun9 bon galoanz
ipeilungen 5piiden ben Ser. Staaten uno
Sranfretf, pereinbart babe. Seit pielen Sab
rem bat Die amerifanii6e Gegierung eriolgloie
lnirengungen gentadt, I'm eiuen internatio=
nalen 9elbzInmeilnngs =Sertrag 5u Stanoe 3u
bringen; Die Sd)mieri9fsit mar, baB 6ranfrei9
leltber auf Der 9lnr1abme eineS eiaenen On
ltens beItanO, bas jeoe8 8oltanlt su einelll
@elo= =Qnmeilungs= =1nte mad)t, mas iid) lebod)
in ben Ser. Staatfn llid)t pitrOe au5fii9ren
laiien.
0as S9abamt faufte beute 4S2 900 lln;en
Silber fir Die Shdtdmter III Gan SranSisco
nno YbilaOelpbia.
Die gational SanitGtsbeb1rDe miro aus
Walaga, Spanien, beua6rihti9t, baB Iid1 Die
SffiSiere Der ,Nnhor-0ampferlinie" bebarr-
lid getpsigert baben, Die Serorbnungen bes am
2. S5uni >. S. angenomntenan @elebes 3ur
Serbinoerung Der @inld)leppung anitedenOcr
Sranfbeiteu III ben Ser. Staateu sit reipeftiz
rem. Die Ingelcgenbcit lit Dem @eneralz9lns
malt Dozens iiberlplelen morbel1.
Die Otit9lieoer Der sur 3eit bier tageutan
rGonouftsrrS= 2ebenSoeriibsrungs -4iioSiation"
itattsten beute gfadulittag beIn YrdfiOenten
einen geiud) ab.
U}ebrere Sertreter bon 6irnlen uno Cont
pagnle'n, tpelfe iid) nit Der Smportation ODER
Sabrifation bon Stabl beidldftigen, eribienen
bente I'M Siireau beS Siilf5=Sd)as iefretdrs
Srenf, Inn oemiclbcn ibre anIidten beSiiglid)
Der a3oaabgaben, ipelden Der importtrte Stabl
Sur Belt nnterporfen 1T, su unterbreiteit. Gs
banoelte itd I'M Die 6ra9e, auf wcld,e gSeiie
Der importirte Stabl 81 flaliifi6tren 1T nno oh
CT elmer 3ouabgabe bon As Ober 80 BroSent
ad valorem ooer bon p @ent8 pro 8funO uu=
ter,porien lit. Der eiilfs=5sfretdr miro in
ben nd9ften Sagen ieine @nti6eioung iiber Die
Nnselegenbeit abgeben.
9ld)tb. Stanlep Oiattbeius bat Die @inlaz
buug angenoml1ten, cine 6ebe gelegentlid) Der
@inmeibllng Der Statiie beS Generals Sbo-
mas IN bicler Staht GIT balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
3lberalambe iat Gbtte.

gSaibtn9ton, %. Oftober.-0er ante-
rifanrid)e aoniul su gtingpo III China be-
ipridt in einem pom /. 9(uguit 3. s. Oatirrll
Seri6te on bas Staatsbeparteneut Die pdbs
reno OeS lebten Sommers in Gbina berrihenbe
groBe 9iirre unb ibre 2Sirfltngen aui DIE 9feis-
ernote. ST eripdbut utter 9lnberem cinen nit
Der 0iirre in Serbinbuu9 itebenOen 9lberglau
ben Der Gbineien, mad peld)cm Die 0iirre al8
Elm 3etden oeS lluluillcnS Der @ottbeit be-
trad)tet miro. lin ben 5iirnenOeu @ott 81
psri6bnen, lpurbe ein Sefebl erlaiien, weldler
alles Slutper9ieBen, iosar bas 96labten eileS
6ubne8 ODER einsS Stidss perbot. Sier Ser
BREEDER purben uuterOeHen III Oem Se5irfe be8
SoHiuls gum 3ooe perllrtbeilt unO Die Seb6r=
BEN befanoen iif jett in einem 9roBen 9ilsnl=
ma, neil iie Wtenideu tOOten iollteA, tpGbrenb
bas S0Oten Oes 9erin9iten Sbiere8 perboten
mar. s3um Slide fir iie trat gcraDe Dor Der
sur SiHri6tnng feitgeietten 3eit Elm 5tegenguB
ein nno nlan belt Dies fir geniigelO, nm cine
Snspeniion oes 8efeblS 9egen oas Slutper=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
Ste SbDtera TT eSapats.
neber $4,000 cpfer ttn Iebtea Sabre. - Die
Sendte felt oret Sabrem tn Sapan eimbciniiid).
- Cine ttif,t st nt,tcridGsenDe Gefabr
Tiir Die Scr. Staaten.

gSaibtnat II, %. Sftober.-6r. 8ing-
bam, Der amerifanid)e @elallbte in Sapan,
nladt benz Staats=Oepartenlent i6redenerrez
genbe Ntittbeilungen iiber bas 9raiiiren Der
Cholera in ienen 2al1be mdbreno Der lebten
Saiion. Die 3abl Der Grfranfungen betrug
1888, Oiejenige Der SobesfdQe rs ,342 unb
snr 3eit Der 9lbienbung Der Oepeif)e go. Sep-
tentber lagen nod 40,449 8srionen an Der
Seufye barnieber. Iusldnbr, weld)e bon Der
Sbolera befallen iprrben, genaien nm in bDfit
ielterten SGllen. gSdbrenb Der gpioenlie mur=
Den Die Sortbeile 9eetgneter Suarantdue- MaBz
regeln anf 1tnlpiOsrleglidle gSeiis benouftrirt,
nnb Die iapaneitid)e Re9ieruug erfldrt, OaB iie
Der 9te9ierung Der Ser. Staaten Sum groBcn
Dante Derpflidtet III, neil oieielbe Sic BON cen
iapaneiid)en Seb0rSen eingefiibrten Sanitdts
perorpnunge1 billigte unb aufreht erbielt. Sa=
pan iuuroe iett in fiinf periAiebenen Sabren,
nsnllid) in 1716, 1850, 1877, 1873 unb 1879
Don Der Cholera beimgeiuft.
gS ingt II, %. DIT Die 9tational-
Sanltdt5beb0rbe bat benz Ser1ebmen mad, cine
Vfittbetlung an ben Brdiibenten iii Sorberei=
tllng, in meldler lie Die abbaltrng elmer gtatioz
nals@onIrenS oorIhld9t, I'M 9luSfunit iiber
auitedenoe &ranfbeiten III 2Gnberu 3u erbalten,
meld)e in Oireftem SaubelSpcrfebr NIT ben Ser.
Staaien fteben. Die SanitdtsbebGrOe beabz
lIdtt9t, 0taBregeln 5ur 60rberuug ibre8 3psdc8
gum SDrldJlaae III brinqcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
Dr. G. MfPane's 1ermifuae

@enn obise Sbmptome nIs bprbonben
tDdbrdeupntnleu iJer6en IN n,irh
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-17
Judge VIM a.. Seay.

1t being now pretty we'll conceded
that the Democratic nomination for
Attorney General will fall to North
Louisiana, Or the Red River Valley,
we have nc hesitancy in making men,
ton and bringing forward the name
OF one, in every respect, exceedingly
qualified for the Office. Therefore,
as the oldest Democratic Journal in
Louisiana, we announce Tor the exal
ted position, Judge VIM. 4. seay, of
Caddo. In performing this pleasing
duty, we write by the card az our
choice of him and tell tie Democracy
of the State che will be the right ~ IN
in the right place." and no Democra,
in the State can boast Of better or
ADLER traits or qualifications for the
office. A Virginiau by birth, LOU
isianian by choice, to whose shores
he came in 1855, and has ever since
been with US and of US, and always
forwardly and unselfshly in the
breach in all her troubles, her trials,
her defeats and IN her final victory.
A scholar of refined culture, a we'll
read and painstaking lawyer, an ora
tor both at the bar and On the stump,
as we'll as a refined lecturer; q politi-
clan of exalted character. Democrat
OF the strictest sort, one Of the best
posted men in the State, and withal
a gentleman, whose personal charac-
ter is without faint or blemish, form
without base fattery on our part, the
combined characteristics and traits
of the gentleman and Democrat,
whom we are proud to pay this de-.
served tribute to. No man has rem
dered more valuable services in bull.
ding up the party in the State, and
specially has Rapides proud cause to
mention his services in her behalf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-17
COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. Editor
The candidature for District Judge
is getting intensely exciting, and SO
far one from Ayoyelles and one from
Rapides have announced their names,
subject to the nomination of the De-
mocratic Convention; one is boldly
out as an independent candidate, and
two others from reliable on dts,
stand on their own merits, dignity
and slight of the Press. Let your
hope that these two
last mentioned will throw of all re.
serve, and through the proper chan.
mel, let the dear people know it legit
imately.
Well, Mr.. Editor, speaking for the
real and solid interests Of this CON-
munity, and at the same time, homes.
ty, capacity and learning all even,
for our party, l hope sincerely that
the Convention will remember old
Rapides, and never lose sight Of the
fact, that she is entitled by all con-
siderations to the Judge, and / make
bold TO say she must have it. We
must not stray from home to find a
Judge, particularly one who mental
ly is far below those we have and Of
fer here. Three names are men-
toned in our Parish which are in all
regards far superior mentally and
legally to the candidate from Avo-
yelles, and then none Of our three
aspirants for the nomination need
certificates to bolster up their party
fealty; they have never affiliated
with the Radicals in the past days OF
that party, but have always been
true to the faith. This last partic-
ularly dwell upon, and that ball must
be kept in motion, till true, reliable
and trustworthy Democrats from
Ayoyelles tell US we are mistaken. -
Therefore stick to the old home and
let the Convention nominate the best
home man, the sounaest home jurist
and the most consistent home Dem
ocrat. PuILo.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-17
AS ever, the soreheads. croake,

AS ever, the soreheads, croakers
and malcontents are putting in their
feeble work, with foresight one inch
long, and aver that they won't vote
for SO and so, even if they be nomi-
mated. We have heard this kind OF
chin music before to-day, and by it
We are reminded of the urchin who
owned the noisiest ACCORDION in the
country town, through which a newly
constructed railroad ran. sssNeyer
mind the locomotives WHISTLE said
he to the family, sit shall not disturb
you, because whenever it is heard I
can strike up battle march and
drown it," But,at the first competi-
ton when the ACCORDION itself was
overpowered, the boys grandfather
said to him, "sonny, pears to me
steam is more reliable than windy
bellows, even if it can play Hail Co
lumbis."
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LETTER FROM CRANE PARISH.
CoLFAx, La, !
Sept. 18th. {
Editor Democrat

bEPt. 1cto'
Editor Democrat
The Mass Meeting to appoint del
egates to the State and District Con-
ventions, was held here to day. Al
though not very large one, every
section of the Parish was represent
ed, and the aims of the people we'll
known. There we're present the can.
didates for District Judge, the Sec
rotary Of State, and Captain Hooe,
Rapides' candidate for the position,
and also Mr.. Hanks, a candidate for
Attorney General Of the State. All
favored the ratification of the Con-
stitution. The, debt ordinance was
discussed to considerable extent pro
and con.
Judge Blackman delivered a good,
sound Democratic speech, and made
some telling points fayorably to our
party, and expressed himself, with
out mental reservation, for its nomi-
necs.
Mr.. Barbin made an interesting
address, and created a favorable i'm
preston on the minds Of the people.
So far as could be ascertained Judge
Blackman was the favorite for re-
election, although Mr.. Bowman had
many warm supporters in the meet
ing. Whoever is nominated, the De
mocratic party of this Parish will
almost unanimously support.
The crops have greatly improved,
and although the corn is almost a
total failure, yet the average crop of
cotton will be made.
The health of this locality is dis
tressingly good for the Doctors
Some new Improvements are being
made, but the planters, as q general
thing, are too poor to build up their
places as they should be.
But little is now said Of The Kan
sas exodus, and but few if any Of the
colored people will go.
Yours truly,
D,-Npt-,N
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"RlAcK-DRAUGKT" is recommended
BY forty years Of successful t,iah
( &. For sale by E. G. TAFT

RECENTLY He have heard con-
plant fall from the lips Of several
good men, good Democrats, and as
we had always considered tolerably
fair managers. in party sense, IA
vorably to their own friends OF the
same party. But these complaints
come to our ear so innocently, that
We take issue with our friends on the
point in question. They complain
chat one Of their friends, who is q
prominent candidate for an impor-
tant District Office, turned loose be-
fore the people on his own merits,
can easily defeat by three to one At
least, another candidate for the same
District Office, but they are afraid or
almost sure, that their popular friend
before the people won't get the nom
ination for the desired Office. Well,
let US assure our friends, that is one
of the main and fair reasons why the
one 90 strong before the people,
should have his strength endorsed
fby that people, in the preliminaries,
which take place one week ahead Of
the nomination. If their favorite is
the stronger before and among the
people, surely he can secure for him
self clear majority Of the delegates.
In the preliminaries is where the
fairness lies in peoples favorite,
at these places the people select, and
surely that people being two to one
in favor Of certain candidate, there
is no danger of the favorite not secu-
ring delegates enough in his favor.
In plain words, our advice, as ever,
to all candidates and their friends,
put in Your work at the Ward meet
ings; 60 there with your friends, the
Democratic Conservative voters OF
the Ward, make your voices heard,
frown down all trickery, and with
that majority Of two to one, there
will be no danger Of your friend be-
ing slaughtered, but on the contrary,
you will triumph and secure him the
Ward in the Parish Convention; and
the! same work fairly done in all the
Wards, will secure q nomination. II
your complaints are just, and we
have no reason to doubt them, WHY.
take the DEMOCRATS remedy, and our
word for it, it will cure, sure and
certain. Eii4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-09-17

The commercial firm of Raer

The commercial firm of Baer 8
Mann, our neighbors across the way
have opened and are receiving an I'M.
mense stock in their line, have start.
ed the Fall trade ball in motion, and
have newly and freshly recognized
their large clerical force. This now
consists of A. Heyman, General Man.
ager; Julius NJ. Naslts, Book Keep
er, Chief Assistant, ETC.; J. Compton
French, Cashier: and statesmen, H.
E. Seixas, Jacob Levy, E. J. sulli-
van and Paul E. French. And the
retail Grocery Department is yet
presided over and clerked by Newton
Laney and Adolph Baer. With
these two latter at home and az fc;t
to the wants of their customers, the
firm shows its appreciation of true
merit, snd we endorse these young
men as the best and most afahle of
Alexandria.