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FOR SALE OR RENT,

VALUABLE PLANTATION, situated
n II miles west of Homer. III miles north
of Miudrn, and miles south Of Haynes
willie. halfway between the Miudcn and
Eldoradu and Miudcn and Louisville roads.
$50 acres in the tract, roo acres or more
of which is open land and under fence
part red. milatto and gray-lO0 acres
fresh, besides 80 acres of good PASTl RE
land under fence. with branches Of clear
water running through the same. \ good
frame dwelling and cabins for 20 hands,
besides all necessary buildings, on the
place. Possession given to the buyer or
renter lst January next. Apply to the
undersigned on the premises.
J.. NJ. GRIGSBY.
May Il, l-19. 39tf
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Ayers PILLS cure NERVOUS A>p SICK
HEADACHE because they cleanse til" s'om.
ach.
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POST OFFICE.
Arrivals and Departures OF Mails.
(Schrdulc Iimc.)

The Eastern mali, daily. arrives at ) pm,
departs ut $40 pm
The Western mail, daily, arrives ut l0a
m-departs ut TOTO u nj.
Hope Mail:
Departs at 7 a m on Monday, Wednesday
aud Erlday-arrivrs at q T. m Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Ehmyrihe Nail:
Arrives Tuesday and Friday, at IL m
Departs " " at p IN
ST. Lebanon Ndi:
Arrives Saturday, ut IL IN
Departs, NJ lpm
Gordon Mail:
Arrives Saturday, ut ~ III
Departs " at pm
Spearsrlle Mail;
Arrives SATURDAY., At II M
Departs Wednesday, at IL III
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-11
RAR AND BILLIARD SALOON
Southeast corner Public Square,
HOMER, Ia.

V,HE undersigned with great pleasure an.
uounces to his friends, customers and
the public generally, that his Saloon has
been entirely remodcicd, and will now, IN
elegance of furniture, taste in Arrangement
aud quality of liquors, compare favorably
with any one III the state.
FINE WINES of rarest brands.
Champagne, Claret, Rhine Wines, etc, etc.
CIGARS of all grades, from the most ex-
,uisit.lv Favored down to the best domes-
tic brands.
BRANDIES, French and Domestic;
Rye and Bourbon WHISKY;
Canned Meats, Fruits, Nuts, Candies,
Groceries, and Confrctioncries OF all kinds
Give me a call and you will he pleased.
J. {. DREW.
March II, l-79. wy
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Mails close half an hour before depar
turc.
Money Order hours from \. NJ. to L. NJ.
Post Office open only one hour on sun
day. after arrival of morning and evening
mails.
Parties calling for advertised letters will
say advertised"
, ID. ". HARRIS, i. VI
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AT THE CLINGMAN NURSERIES,

Attest NJ. REFS BRYAN, Clerk.
, 1879-05-12

"a Religion Of Humanity " Ii tho subject
Of Prof. sw1Nafa sermon which appeara in
our usual Monday morning collection OF the
Chief pulpit diaco,irscs Of tho precetling tlay
II sermon In which is eot forth with clear.
moss and force tho truth that the religion
taught by cunrsr was one embodying tue
most porfeot charity and philanthropy, mud
was tue religion rs we'll Of humanity us of i'm
mortality. Tho 1sov. DR.. THOMAS, Mt Cento-
nary Church, tooksa survey Of tho ooutlook as It
appears in tho ontiro universe, md WAS en-
couraged Mt tic prospect OF tlawning peace,
plenty, and piety. Two sermons ara giyon
TINT take quito different viows Of tho 1ucs-
tion Of Sabbath observance, respectively by
tho Rows. RAy11N and PAnKnuEsr, both
agreoing as to tho necd of improvement In
this regard, but differing rs to tho practica-
bility Of accomplishing by loyal enactment
that which must always be matter of in.l-
vidual conscience,
, 1879-05-12

farcely eombatod, while tho pay Of the su-
pcrysaors conid be provided for ottt of tho
Republican campaign fnnt. 80 that tho
fato Of tho Army hill In tho chief 1tucer-
tntnty. There Hro among tho Do,nocrnts
thoso who would bo only tho tloltghte.l to
wronk thelr spite upon tho army by refusing
to voto money for Its maintenance; thero
arc others who blindly inagfno TINT sncl, n
courso won1d 10 Quo that tic country would
bo certain to hail with approval. between
those who wonld cripple thu army through
Into, mud those who would withhold tho nr-
preparations rs monst1re Of pnrty policy,
tl'oro ia likely to he strong following for
tho proposition to adjourn without providing
for the phy antl subsistence If tho army, nn,l
1t only remains to be scou whosbor tho CAUCUS
cau command tho allegiance Of MI its ,ncn,-
bera to programme Of this kind.
, 1879-05-12

THO old lsebcl veil vos hoard aoa;n IN the
Scnato Of tho United Stntns on Sa.urf]oy.
when Sonntor ben 11tD1. of 4coroia. In n
four hours speech, defended tho coarso Of
the Soutl, in tic nttompt Ia sccct1o from tho
Union md break mn tho Government, From
reading II111's address, It appearB TINT tho
North drove tho South into tho Rebellion
against tl,oir will, and TINT tho only tr,,o
Union mon in tho country who woro loyal to
the old flag wero those who fought ugainat 1t
from Bull ltuu to Appomattox. Hrhn's cx-
trenlo statements md ox.rayaesnt utterauces
were much more rotishcd by tho neDub-
licans who 11enrtl them than by tho Democrats.
, 1879-05-12

The WY tho printing presses at Washing.
ton aro now grinding out evidences OF value
ongl.t to delight tho hoart Of Congroaa,nan
Dr. La MAT-n, whose iden is TINT all that
is necessary to produce a billion or
60 Of money is to spin it of tho
presses. But the printing now going on Mt
tho ratio Of So,o0o,0o0 per day Of twenty
four hours is not Of tho lunntio rag.lnonoy
persuasion. It ia tho rnfuutling certificates
that aro boing turned ont Ms fast as possible,
md whiol. cannot now ha supplied as fast AZ
tleY are wanted.
, 1879-05-12

to tle Constitution, wl,icll aro moro likely 10
require tho nd of m armed force on cleo
tfon-day than at any other tin,o. Other ol'-
jcctons nro cited in de:ni1, MI Of wh,cl, tnyt',
however, OIL The paIpnhlc cncroachment upon
thu Executive authority nnd duty, NJ defined
by tho Constitution, which this cn,lcrs act
contains.
Tho titte which t1,o Democrats gavo to
their bill, tho prcRmhlo with which thoy ILL
trotluceli It, nnd Inc niannor in which they
l,avo treated 1t IN Congressional .lel'ato md
outside discussion, have all Indicated design
TO constr,o the refusal Of tho Republicans
sn Congress mil tho President 10 accept t,is
,cnsnro Ms declaration TINT The 1sel,ub-
lieau party fayosA military interferonco at
tho polls, anl actnnlly contemp'ntca resort
10 stscll interference. Tho speech Of Sfr.
EpMuSps iu tho Songto, md probably tho
veto message or tho President, will remove
eyory such Impression. There lnH not been
n single not nor single expression Under
tho present Administration TINT warrants
tho s!igltcst apprehension Of military inlcr-
florence with elccsious; OIL tho contrary,
e'etJ aob ha'* every eAthtsSlOl1 AAFo lHcIl
couttomnatory of a,ich interference. Whilo
tho record Of President HAYES md tho posi-
tion Of thu Republican party nre SO clear OIL
this point, it does not call for such coutra-
tlfctory confirmation az would be furnished
by the approval Of m act forlisl.ling tho e,,-
forcemont Of tile laws, simply to show the
country TINT thu party in control Of tho
t@ s..A, a.
enoo will, elections. Tl.is would 10 u ,aluc-
To nj ahntrlum. If, indeed, tho real tlesig1l
Of tic Democrats were not SO dangerous.
, 1879-05-12

Bon It'll is Hill, OF rather mountain.
Of check.
Old mau Bonlor was probably IN Adsant
ist of tho Pocasact stripe.
The Natio,,, It appears, has no rights That
State IL boand 10 respect.
President IIayes mud fnmily will visit
frlcods nt Newport during tho suMuicF.
Tho army must bo reducea-at tho polls
or something se1!oua viii happen to It.
MIR. "Isod" Leary IL groat pedestrian
Tic walked right out OF New York jul.
Whnt'a nil this talk about traops at tne
polls. Tho great question ID, Whu'h at tas m''
CrosH1antI and wafer comes another tn'
gsh pcdeatslsn to tnaka IN ugaiu siek 1t taa s'o'
ach.
Mr.. Cox, At Atlanta, believes 1t Is tue t'a
instance Oh record where Southern Tctdls' Y"
loaded.
David Davis eau mt 10 President, but u
would suake magnificent back-stop fof os'''
ball hs1d.
Gen. IIowanl says TINT OAsof Joseph u
att,l savage. Gen. iiowasl has neses 1o1s''saa
Chief JuscpA for refusing 10 bs o'st'aksn "'
clicked"
Tim Ohio Baso-D Ball Club to the Ohio maA
in tho Whttu HOUSE: riesss veto tho cneas'' ''
uedatoly.
ltornark Of blr. Cox, Of Atlanta; ! ~
.e.y much snEprisod. Why, tAoush' ''''
slo 5nlid South. H..
Thu el.lsst son OF Senator Korual, hko '.,, ~
.on Of f]en. she.mxu. ID " stud ytof tho pf1s'F
huud In Eusl.ud. H..
II tho Presidents backbone doosnt s' ~
out pren,a.urlr, tho Confederate b1'ssS'''
be tdft on basc4. .dl
Iii lin test,,ro on "Hkulls" Bob luBets'"
doeau's say a word about MI Han!ah' Tvs
scuiiss of thom All nh.
hlr, Thu,ago Inns boon acquitted. a.
rresbytsry regarded Il, doubtless ~ ~"
smuttonal lnaauIty.
California will not aeceds. 1t 10 no' u ,hs
aary. benny kearuey will merely so'''"
sest of thu couutEJ. ,x,tb
lard Duurayuu has bsen lectuF'ps '.an,..
great succs.z In YORKSHIRE, Enylana' oa
hunting In canada. ,,., ;ca
The weather IL becoming 80 warm .s.'deot.
shnuld bo copious'y applisd 10 seep
backbons from spul1lnR. u.la
Tho English Government doao'."'s ~. gita .hs
Sitting Hall = British subject 10 a's&u'' ~
idea ot aans1pg cauAda- p,,a 4
Al Presidential candidate Mr. I,a.'stx ua,'s
conspicuous, not tor the sEzo Vi a's eoN'
but foE ths sizo Of bis stomach. .o mule
The minors at Wilkosbarre WHO a'o s,..d III
recently ure said to have suddenly
strange glft Of wlggltug 1beis, eass' msr.
When the Duke Of Connaugu., ,.,m.td.t u
,tod h,s ,,ox., n,o,hur foy!,adu tbs b1os' IN.
, 1879-05-12

=,
). hlao',es'ty' 'oe,o''fs n'"hss was s'gnt
mnon Ao oeo."sso VI nat.ea"y tnat tue
oou'oefn people, eapoc'"''y 1a",f representa-
t.'oS IN oone'oss' 10 hos "haefa.and Nr'
HAYES. nocaoso he Yielded SO mnch TO them
a. .he oo''menoomeht Of il'a administration
aha uefeFred 80 mnch and 30 often to their
wlshes'-maR1n8 ono OF thelr consp'cuona
c't1zena nompor OF hia caolnes.-tltey be-
gun to bolieve Ao was oil conc,liasion, all
1n'nb ana no non oat taey aro Just begin
ming 10 1'nd out THOR mlstako. Tho policy
tint hr. HAYES adopted towarda tho south
when no entered upon the dnties OF his Of
noe wna emlhontIs conservative k'nd to
fault' anu he yse'dod 10 much to thol1' a. to
incur tho dfsapproFal OF 'nany OF tho bost
aud nblcat mon IN the Nopubl'can pasty.
Ho determined that tho poop!o late.
y In rebellion Should h"vo fair
chhrco to reconstruct themselves, 1t
, 1879-05-12

Siueo tho recent decision OF the United
States Supreme Court nullifying the ngree-
ment by which tho "secontl batch " expected
to receive full immunity from prosecution
for unpaid taxes md assessments, tho pnr-
tics concerned in this decision have boon
beBtirring themselves with q view to OBJ
taining Executive clemoncy. DR.. Rusn is
now in Washington on that erraud, bearing
with hl1n petition anid to 10 numorousy
sjgncd BY citizens Of Chicago.
, 1879-05-12

The Military Interference bill might moro
appropriately DO called "a bill for an act
70 paralyzo tho arm Of the President Of tho
United States" It is q requirement. of tho
Constitution that every bill shall Indicate it's
Rcopo aud purpose by its title, but tho lost
bill agreed upon by tho Democratic caucus
is evidently what is known in Legislative
EarlaDce ns ia dead henu."
, 1879-05-12

The Presidents second veto at the oxtra
session will bo sent to Congress tlsisnfternoon.
It ia expected to DO shorter than tho first
message, hut long enough to reoito clearly
lhe Presidents REASONS for declining to nssist
n the enactment Of such law.
, 1879-05-12
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS BILL.

designated as tho Military Interference bill.
was especially prepared to eyado tho obioc.
tions urged by tho President when l,o vetoed
tho Army bill, mud notwithstanding tho rcr-
sistcnt assertions Of tho Democrats TINT the
President has Intended all along to approyo
this bill, it is now very certain that It will
meet with the Executive veto, as 1t hrs been
certain from tho beginning TINT such ought
to DO it's fate. II is possible that, when the
President was told TINT the Domocrats wcro
going to prepare a separate measure designed
simply TO prevent military interference Mt
the polls (against which tho President had
taken lnost decided stauil in hia veto mos.
aago), lo replied that lie would sign such d
bill. It ig possible that the titlo aud prcaul.
bic Of tho lneasura submitted by tho Demo.
cratic caucua mislod Linn at first into tho
belief that sucl measure lad been pre-
pared But more deliberate examination of
tho bill itHc1f was suro to roveal n u,oru
Eiuiater character, and now indeed 1t IL freely
stated .Aat tho President regards tho latest
caucus bill rs much moro obnoxious to tho
Constitution aud tho spirit OF the Goyern,
mont tl,an wero tho political seot,ons OF t],o
Army Appropriation bill which ,lun,am,o1
its veto.
str,nnefl of ;ta misleading t,,,a .na ,,,.
iurless preamble. tho co,,cns nm ,y,,oh hn.
passed both Housea an,l now ,,vo,t, tr,o 49, ~
lion Of tho President il siu,plv a nrot,i,;t;ou
of thu INA Of thu 11n,tcd statca tro,,. 49, 49,.
o,h.r nrmed Indy fon orv do, 49,, ,
oleot;on ,unv II, 1'a,d> for I'm rnrro.. -, w. ~.
forcfno nnv of Inn ,nwa of ,ho nn;ts1 Co.,.
oxcont in two ntatad coaea VIZ ,,,,.s,, :.
,nav bo neocsaorv In rc,,ol orma1 ;nv".;o, a =. =.
to nroteot INV Stato un,lar m onnoa, ' 49,. 49,
tho Iou;a,o,rra ~ Exoo,t;vo .,,n.r r1 ,,,,'m y,n
t,,o oxa1nst.,a ~ .,,a e 49, ~ 'ae'ooI. "h''o
L.. ~. I1s.:,., ~ ~" "'"'e" tofce
5av. s,tan,,u un.,a~ ,1,o ,a..,;s W '.oo''on'
~ -, oan.,,.;ana n,a wv s ~ Nv ao',
ato,as covorn,,,.n, ~, ,,... ,,s'.a 'ao u''e1
~" ~, ,t.olf H. as,,an;.,',. vi i, e1,pe1A'oa'
N - ~ "o".eo'u ~ Pse'
, 1879-05-12

a Washington correspondent Of tue lsos-
ton Herald il silly enough to write to that
paper III follows; II have not found any
one to esny TINT Mr. DAv1s uaa carry tho
State Of Illinois pguluHt CHANT. Or puYbody
, 1879-05-12

1t wan 1olu Chicago man
In dre.enxincs Old deal.
And l'e:.iacs ot thu Masctlicss Oft
Dy the yntd was wont to reel
It was the Corporation
All of Kansus town
Three good frc.cngfnes fatn wontd buy
AMI pay tho money down.
It vas the hold Chicago mnu
MD with hts rivals meet,
j For tho Kansas Mayor and Aldermen
Would SEQ the p,lMlps compete,
Tao5 talkcs!. they ytallcd-LoEt. how thcy tailed
or plstona, crnrks. nud beRnk,
Nozz1cs. and strokes, ana saseiY. .yalyna
suannets. nnI i1-a streau.s.
Then up nn.i apofe the kansas Mayor.
Whom 10 marll talk did trk:
''1tght up yonr cngino t'sos, and lei
Us sec tho old thing work."
Then hastcd each inventor bold,
And the alnoke roilc.t to The skies,
And. like tho price Of cornerod wheat
'Fhe steam. gauges gan rise.
But, alas' for tho Chicago man,
Its engine stopped It's whlrr;
Something Is btokcn. OF bent, Or burst,
And that Is tho end OF her.
Doat1l-paic was tho Chicago man,
And his enyious rivals laughed,
Fur Ills engine liad enappcd tho mltse.pln
or tile cross head wobbIing. shaft
Dut calmly rGae tho Chicago man,
And said tu Ills engineer:
VA CROSS head wobbltng -s!laft mitrc.p}n
Ikrfnt fhs,ta min horo
"uood Mayor, and worthy Aldermen,
Excnss tny innocent
Deception: 1t wis put np
What you think an accident.
"rho strongest point of my machine
Ia the singular facility
With which ropairs Gun lie dunc BY
A man OF camEnon nEtllty.
ali ono OF the Inferior machines
Which yDn around rue sce
Lost tts cfoss- heal wobb!nR .sllait m!tfc .pla
Whore woulu tlnt euEtno be!
''Dut now behold tho difference.
III len seconds put In
With elk tHsbs Of mankoy. wrench
Another tnilro-pin,
HI said, and hastily attached
Dcen,,se he lied like SIN,
And It WE indeed at accident
Another tllra. pin,
Another mltsa pin by chauca
lie In the box tad found;
Aud Tho engineer fired up again,
And tho whoc!s went uhlrr!ug eouaa.
And ercryhody m the ground
Was captured In trtcc,
AMI they bAught the Chicago mans msehtut
At a tremendous price.
Row there ras there st. Louis pau
With cnyy who did see
The Chlcagnar uxtrlcate himself
From hs perpluxlty.
And hc vowed be would play tho eolissns trick
Gu the FIRST occaslon wien
1Ia had to show his engines 10
A Mayor and Aldermen.
So whom tic trlal-day came round
Unto his eaeino be hicd him,
Anu disnsfanged It, md bade tho Mbyor
To como and stand hcstdG him.
But he put Il too much out Of gear,
For, while narratln9 tts
Strong potnta and facility for repair.
1t bHrstca, and he and the Mayor,
Aud twcnty-7tx others standing thcro
Wero blown 10 lttlu htta.
MonAL.
st. xouia ID a pleasant place,
Ah Villages NJ sr,lAf 70,
But Ills !lopless for her citlxens
TO buck ugai.tst Chicago.
, 1879-05-12

Vermont Ia small State, hut Senator Ed
atuaps makes some of the biggest speeches Of
my man tn tho United Statcs Scunte.
, 1879-05-12

MARX GnAT's insanity !s not emotional. 1t
Is Of thu kind tliat will last.
, 1879-05-12

IT is always rather grim subject for q
joke where tho life of MI individual is con-
cofnet, otherwise little harmless lavlty
might be indulged iu whom reference is n,alo
TO tho accident TINT occurred OH Cana-
dim railway near Toronto on Saturday. a
misplaced switch, as usual, Ret,t m oneino
crashing {nto pasHongor-car that WINS stand
ing on tho aIae-tract; but in this instance It
was not au eMtgrantcar, nor n party Of
6undny.school oxcursioniAts returning from
picnic. It was thu Directon' car for once,
and 1t was filled will, railroad officials anil
other prominent citizens OF tho realm, and
The account aaya that soulo Of them nro not
lkoly to recover. It was onco suggested
TINT tha practico would tend to reduce tho
number OF railroad accidents to strnp Droct-
or fast to tho -catul,or of eyory train !;
and VIC might add III q whisper TINT, If
every misplaced switch crushed up n Direct
ors' cur tlllea With raIlroml anil other dtgni-
tarios, that kind of switches would becouo
W unpopular Oh 10 rapidly rass out Of uso.
..Z.....-.4
In view uf tho osrtninty, now nccoptcd
al1uost without dissent, that tl,o President
will veto lilo c"''c'sa bill, tho question, What
next? ia uppesmost in tho minds OF tho
Democrats. II IL NIL probable TINT auy line
Of policy Inns thus fur bce, generally ,slootetl
among thou, much less agreed upon, siuee It
Is only Within tho past two or tl,ruo lpys
. TINT n veto has been looked for with anv
'aegfee Of positsyenosa; but from tho express.
sions tear.lei 1t Ia eyilont that tho Democratic
Il
, 1879-05-12

mon OF Tho rnrfy nre vchemolfy AEhinst hin.
II \ Democratic Conyontiou were 10 bo held
in thu State to-day to aolect delegates to the
National Democratic Convention, DAVID
DAVIS could not, to awe l,ia life, 8ecuro
single delegate. As to tho Republicans Of
1lEiuois, DAVID DAVIS is tho very man thoy
nro looking for. Thoy aro aching to got q
clauco nt their 'colossal independent"
wllosu notion iii the sennto gavo scat to
"1Iamburp" Bu7nEd In tint august body on
his bogus ercdoutiala, DAVID DAVIS would
lo beaton in Illinois by unaSr or anybody
cso' by to, ,tss} minority.
-=:---.......=--.-
THE LESSON OF THE FREEMAN CRIME.
The horrible orimo OF the erazy wretch at
ioenssos, Ai"ss., has so''t thrill Of horror
oil oyor tho country, n'1l widespread feel-
ing Of indignation l'as boon nrousot nga'nat
tic tlctenders and npologl8ss of his brutality
III Ills own sect. NolEgious fanaticism, how
oYor, ia not confined to Ms. FisEEIAa, or tho
leadorH OF tho AdTontsaiH who nro defending
hifn. a case Just as Wild and extravagant,
though it did not lead to any catastrophe,
recently occurred IN Manchester, England,
street preacher surrounded by great
In NJ once ,,ocnmo ho,vtarnns and ~efn.oa n
oo, md tbo crow1, Win warn in avmnathv.
,no,,ifos,ad ,,is,>o.;,;o, ~ ,os.t ti,o .,o,;cn
rh,ronnon n suf1,oiont forco tvoa s7,,nn,ono5
tho s,rcot ,v,. o,ooro5 mr., t,,o nhstrono-o,,n
,ro,o,,or ,.,a arroa,a1 and .var. -, ,.;,
s,,o,tino ho ,yos ao,no ~ ,1oova,, mi H.
cnn,ors voro goir,e @ To- Mi, frh, contonts rr ~.
~ i,on1,,,,i .,-e,,,o,o;, .,,.ne. ~. $1,000,
,,ho not1ad .hornan,rn1 49, n,;.s.;s.,
a~n,u = III, 49,. 49, .:,,,a..,o,. "], ~.
..,.'o,,,,. ..,,a,s. =. IT,. ~.ss.. s.nsns- 49, :.
49,, ~ '''0 ~' oi''A'1' ~
@' sss.,x..,ou .. L. 49, o.,-.,,o- u.
oro.rcnor st,oot chor,on. on .s.cdIock, % Meat.
tnrs will uq held four times On thu Sunday. sna IN
ha,,elu,ah uhd,c. Unnpy Ian fro,n shcf,,c,I. :.
shukcr Bill. from blackburn: salt r.n. WIN
, 1879-05-12

It Is not 30 vory strange, after alt, that MARX
GNAY should ba mistaken about Ills parontagc.
There Is m old a4ago which says that 1T Is Il
wiso child who knows Its fathus," hid GNAY II
no smarter tl,Au otllrr people.
, 1879-05-12

Queen. IN tl'ol. st'lea aa'onrs 'ghcd api otn.,
yain. Tho yonng man said 1t waa ,er, A t," p'nsd In
they do. and singular halluc,uotlnn, mae'-so
him TINT she wa. one nf tho sup,ri ,s.'f p'ste'tfd
road about who lay nsldc THAR Jewel, 'ea sn' 1oa
md 70 masoHsra''nu IN servants ciolhn"' wealth ~
10 ho loved for themselves alone, Acc,.s, 70 a
made violent ,ovo to 1lat, np int woa, =.
married. not until after she haA warnea a., ven
neatedy "f the follY OF Young man NJ n. Inn r.
tioa anil prospects, espou.lns p,of ncrn" III. pos1'
phan, They toois n hrlAat ttlp 10 uSs. u'ere y, o.
waera tl,oy rcma'ncd over Sunday, uni i"u ~, 'atk
return tho bride said: 'Woulan't II In W taefs
instead Of your having 10 80 down to t,t @ mse ~
store. you couId rcnntn at f,omc.--,f ''sI ND
prove nt''ionaire after air. And hc .s1s .sts fa =
would, md went his way. And as roon =, ,aa :" y
era'te' f's rlas tlprea ont too her ,y w ~ ~ "
hank. tlrrw ont the bhaiee tn hcr rrcJ,, to ~
amounted to s1s15::, and bongtt hcs,elt .'so nsa
hat natr Of higt-her1ti l,oot., song hatr ,' "es
rire powder. Eum'drops md cat,gnc, an, ".' ras,
hume again. it'p TO three lines nso yc h,t . "sn
Intention of making the amuun. s:IE,, ie, a, a' "a
but truth was mighty ma finally PREVAILED ~
, 1879-05-12

TuE CnfcAnn 'rntNuEx hns established hrxnch olces
for lh receipt snhscriktans advertisements
lol!oWAi
EAn!rxH, Manager.
IA1l1s. Francc-Ho lG1.uo do Ia gc.1,atcltcrc.
II. Esnr.KK+ Agent.
LONDON. Eng.-AMerfcan Exchange. 4+D Strand.
ukShv F. GItt,a. Agent.
WASHINGTON b. C.-l3in strcoL
, 1879-05-12

Hershey nTnhfc-T1n11.
bfadt*on strcet. butWecn Dearborn md Stats. Amy
FAY, Concert,
, 1879-05-12


Tho other day woman on West Monroo
at11cl sa1d Of another woman On ToHt Monrou
street that hor house waa llko hog peh, md that
The earpots wero lncrustod foot dcop with tho
dnht Of aRcs. and no OF. Ilcr meek nctgbbor did
not fare I'm At this keen criticism, hut gently re-
piled that now TINT Mrs. y. had polntcd ont her
duty she wonld oudcayor 10 fnlnll Il. Accord
ingly, op the following Monday, just as Mrs. X.
had hing ont hcr washing on tho outer clothea-
Inca, the Wind Mt the tIlno blowing three .quar-
tur brecxe from tho west, tho meek woman scnt
two bury negrucs armed with hugo c1ubs into hor
yard to beat her 189 yards of carpet Mrs. KS
house Ia tho next oor 10 the east, and at the ngst
whack 4 we'll developed srocco swoopcd down
upon the buck PROMISES mud made the mlk-whIte
clothes look as il they hnd bcen thickly peppercd
ut thu seconA whuck they turned Of muddy
yellow; at ths third tho hired girl, blinded
for life, bsuke loose and tore towards
the house, knocking down several propn unl
cutting her mouth back to her ears ip
ynln attempt to swallow tightly stretched iiue.
Thu chickens went to roost thinking II was night,
and before Mra. X. could shut tho wtndows her
house was 1llcd will. grt nnd AnfI. And whon,
after four hours Of Gtsnxed labor, tho exhausted
negroes fell painting to tho ground, tho meek
netglbur cams ont on her back stomp and aollo.
qutzod very audlby that she guessed hsr carpets
wrro clcan enough now tu satisfy u.cn tho most
cenaorlons critic.
, 1879-05-12

1lnver1yse Thcntre.
Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. Engagement
Of the ColvI,Ic Durlcsquo CompnnY. "Pid.pa1" And
''Duriesquc rlnafore."
, 1879-05-12

kIcyIciserta T1lenfrc.
MAdfron atscct, tttwran Dearborn and EtAte. En.
Ragctpeut Of tho Nas,lc u barrymore Company. "Di.
p1nmarF."
, 1879-05-12

11on1cy,R Thcntre.
Esndnlnh strtct trt~ecn Ciask and r.a9alte. En-
kaxement Of Kate Claxton. "Thc Donh1e Marriage