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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-11
WOODEN NUTM Eos.


Connecticut Republicans In COnN ensiOn.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 11.-'The Re-
publican state convention organized to-day
by the selection of +. S. Day, of COlches-
ter, for temporary chairman, and E. NJ.
Warner, of Plaintield, and II. NJ. Burn
ham, of Lisbon, for secretaries, and the
appointment of tho usual committees. The
committee OH permanent organization re-
ported the name Of Hon. Aug. Bran'legie
Of New London for president. MIR.
Brandegie OH taking tho chair made al al
dress, in which he reviewed the rccor,! Of
the two political parties. He closed with
an eloquent tribute to Gen. Garfield, which
was received with great applause. At
1890 the convention proceeded to IN in
formal ballot for governor.
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New IsbSh Myarkel.

NEW ioEK. Aug H.-FlOur-St:,t, and West
ern prices without marked change: super
fine state ut x;Glli 10: cxtr, 1t" at II OO
tt4iO: choice. do, :! 5Oda D: fancy
- 1O06 co; round hoop Ohiu - .tIJ IO:
choice dO = GOGc 80 s.ipcrfiuc western g; soc
10; common to s:OO,! extra do - ts,it ~;
choice ,io.ln - !O4lG 15; choice white wheat do
u 23aGi 40; southern dull ana heavy
common to fair extra = OGi6 o.; good to
choice 40 81 lOII6 -
Whcat-NO. WI hiIc. cas,, sha..c better aud
sept. ~ cS7.; no. > Hc.i sept, ii cS;,aGl Us
Corn about T. better and rather la;et;
Mixe.t western spot, 46z 49l.c; .!o imlurcs
EtsGiJic.
oats firm and quiet No. = Sept :%::,Ic;
state lnti6l@c; western :ssapt6:.
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An Apprccfatfyc Cow,

Harry ID. Mussclman, 131 Shippcn street,
missed his INTEILIGENCER fora few days
past and the carrier was blamed for not
leaving it. 1t has been learned, however,
that the carrier duly served the paper, but
that an apprcciativc COW, belonging to
James Stewart, and thirSting for Demo-
cratic truth, had picked tho paper
from Mr.. Musselman's doorstep and
literally dcvoured its contents. That
COW ca,i continue to chew the cud of salts
faction, with an abiding faith that what
she ate will do her good. But let her
cschcw the poisonous contents of "our
esteemed contemporaries
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SARATOGA.
Four RattlIl,g Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 11.-Brambaletta won
the first race, Boot Jack second, and Her
NIT third time, 1:O4.
Gabriel won the second race, with Conn
mic F. second and Jim Beck third time,
GIG.
The third race was won by Utitila, with
Turfman second, Jericho third time,
1:4S4.
The stccple chase was Won by Distur-
turbancc, with Fanstin, second, Way
barer third and Derby fourth time, 1908.
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Third Ward,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hundreds Of Ladies'.

Who have been unable To attend to their l!,l-
ties owing to periodical sickness, have found
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure IL real
- friend in need Being 4 purely vegetable
compound and containing all the elements OF
safety Us well IL those. of power, il has become
universally popular. During the summer cs-
pecially, it is Il certain preventive for the nu-
mcrOuS Kidney, Liver and Urinary troubles
incident to the season. All druggists sell it,
and none except those in perfect health can af-
ford to be without it. au2-awil&w
NJ. \. st. Mars. st. EOnif,cc, Manitoba,
writes: "Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil is u public
benefit. 1t has done wonders here, and has
cured me of u bad cold i'll one day" For sale
by ii. Il. Cochran. druggist, l37 and li9 North
Queen street Lancaster. Pa -
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OBITUARY.
Death of an Old Lady.

Mrs. John Rintz, aged over 20 years,
died at her residence in Colcraine township
where she had lived for many years, on
Monday evening. Her husband has been
dead Cor several years and she leaves a
family of 8 grown children. The funeral
takes place Tomorrow morning.
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STRIKING COAL HEAVENS.
A'Sltting Oh the Dock.

a SEtuIUS Oh CU6 IIOcR.
New YORK, August 11.-The coal
beavers and passers employed by the Fall
river line Of steamers struck this morning
at the company dock pier %, Nortl, river.
The strikers are about 20 in number and
are sitting about the pier, and as yet lave
not offered any violence to the new hands.
Policemen are detailed to protect the COM
pany's property.
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A Rows High Fall,

This morning little boy named John
Huber. who was ut the house of Mrs.
Anna c. Barnitz on South Lime street,
fell from the balcony in tho rear of the
house. He was badly bruised, but phys
ician who examined him found that no
bones were broken.
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KOn6 AnnrOyetl.

The bond of Brinton Carter, who was
awarded the contract for constructing the
intcr-county bridge over the Octoraro creek
1T Mercer's fordins, WIS approved by the
county commissioners to-day.
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POLITE POTENTATES.
Wearing Zach Others Old Ciothe'

Wearing Each Others Old Clothes.
IscHT, August 11th.-!At = meeting of
the empcrors which wls very cordial,
Emperor Francis Joseph wore the Prussian
uniform and Emperor William wore an
Austrian uniform.
The meeting is interpreted by all the
Vienna journals rs evidence Of a new co.,
solidatiOn Of the Austria German alliance,
and a sign Of the maintenance Of peace.
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Banquet.

On Saturday evening the Union fro
company No. 1, will celebrate their 120th
anniversary by holding 4 grand banquet at
the Stevens house, which will be attended
by the company and number of ilvited
guests
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Another Dog ISite,

This forenoon a little daughter Of Sam'l
Mccormick, who resides ut the corner of
Lime and Church streets, WAS sitting at
the front door, when Il dog came by and
bit her in the hand. The front finger was
almost bitten OF, anl it was dressed by
DR.. George A. King. The dog escaped,
after attempting to bite several other
children, Lcforc he could bc killed.
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WHO they Werc

The democrats - referred to in the
Examiner of last evening rs having obtain
cd a pole from Senator Mylin for the Sew
cnth ward, were onlya few small boys and
not Democratic voters as tic Examiner
would have its readers believe. They were
driven out of the woods by the Republi-
ans WHO went out for the pole that was
for II Mr.. My'in's woods on Sunday last.
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BURGLAR SHOT.
While In Another Mans House.

While In Another Mans House.
WILMINGTON, Del, August IA burg
lar entered the house of w. L. G. Thomas
lastnigl,t during the absence Of the family,
and 4 brother Of the owner Of the house
returning, while the intruder was there,
shot the latter in the breast infiic:iI. IL
wound from whicl, he will probably die.
Thg wounded burglars name is Frederick
Creese, Of Philadelphia.
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Street Work Finished.

Kehoc & McNIanus, contractors for ma
cadamizins West Orange street, from Char
lotte street to Pine, finished their work
yesterday. The street railway company is
now piking tho street between the tracks.
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MAN DROWNED
In tho Presence of Hts Bride.

In tho Presence oil HIS IsrSdc.
MITCHELL PoINT, N. j., Aug. 11.-Eu-
sebius Jenning, q: married man, 23 years of
aye, was drowned while bathing this morIl-
ing. He went out upon the bay in Il boat
with his newly married wife and went in
swimming. Hc was seized with cramps
and sank before the eyes Of his agonized
wife.
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PARALYSIS.

Mrs. VIM. Simon, corner OF West Orange
and Mary streets, suffered three strokes of
paralysis yesterday from which she is lying
in critical condition.
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CAMPMEETINGS.
In the Woods at BrOwnstOwn.

In the Woods at BrOwnstOwn.
The early prayer meeting yesterday at
the Evangelical campmeeting near Browns
town was led by Rev. J. f. Knarr. At
a. m. there was family worship in the
tents. Rev. ID. w. Bixler conducted the
prayer meeting and experience meeting ut
o'clock. At 10 o'clock Rev. +. Kricker
preached from | Timothy, vi, 11-12. 1t
was an earnest and eloquent discourse. we'll
received. Father Saylor followed with ex-
hortation. The weather yesterday was
delightful, the attendance large and the
services interesting.
During the forenoon Rev. J. q. Fcger,
of Lancaster, Rev. d. B. Albrie e!ht and
J. A. Knarr. of the Harrisburg iistrict. AZ
| rived.
The 3 p. IN. prayer mectin" in the taber
naclc was conducted by Rev. Liebold,
and ut the close Of the meeting numerous
requests for prayer were made, especially
from wives for their husbands. Rev.
Jacob Adams preached from Hebrews X,
90, 81, %. Revs. ID. Il. Albright and j..
L. knarr followed in earnest cxlortation.
Rev. Reuben Deicl,cr, OF York, Of the
Atlantic conference, arrived during the
afternoon.
In tho evening there was pray CT meeting
at the altar. Rev. +. p. Lehr preached
from Luke XIV, Z. There was y very large
attendance.
Rev. G. s. Brown, Of Harrisburg, arrived
last evening.
The C"Iurcd Caul,,,,ceting.
The colorcd campmccting at Mileravi!c
is being well attended. Yesterday after
noon and evening, the services were con
Quoted by Mrs. johnson, Of South Carolina.
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Oysters, MILK and Melon,

New YORK, Aug. 11.-Dr. Tanner is in
good health and spirits to-day. His break
fast consisted Of eighteen stewed oysters.
three crackers and eight ounces Of milk.
He ate piece Of watermelon ut intervals
and for dinner took fifteen stewcd oysters.
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THIRD EDITION.
THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. IL, 1890.
ONE THOUSAND DROWNED.
LOSS OF THE PILGRIMS.
TENEMENT HOUSE TRAGEDY
EMPERORS SHAKING HANDS.
TREMENDOUS Appetite.
LOSS OF THE PILGRIMS.
HOUSE TRAGEDY.
EMPERORS SHAKING HANDS.
TANNERS TREMENDOUS APPETlTE

Daily budget Of Telegraph News
LONDON, August 1l.-Upwards Of one
thousand passengers and crew were
drowned by the laundering Of the steamer
Jeddah, on the Sth inst, Oh Cape Guard
afui. The vessel was bound from Singa-
pore to Jeddah.
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Mistakes should BE Corrected

Particularly the practice of taking medicines
INTO the system by way Of the stomach tor dis
eases of the Kidneys. 1t Is an old treatment,
we'll tried. and proven inefficient. The true
method is absorption, as proven by the great
Success OF DAYS KIDNEY PAD.
aug9.lwdeol
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The Veteran Association.

Last evening the Hancock veteran asso-
citation held Il meeting in the Central club
room, and elected the following battalion
officers
COloncl-E.lwarl Mctiovcrn.
Lieutenant COlOncl-Gco. F.. Sprenger.
Major--Gcorgc Pontz.
Adjutant-Slicr Smith.
Surgcon-Dr. F. n. Albright.
The meeting was very largely attended
and S. members arc now enrolled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-11
SUMMER LEISURE.

Sea l;rcCZc-NiOuntain Air-I;ural Shades
and lnvtSo-ntin: Springs Water.
Maj. B. F. EShlemai, lately returned
from the sea shore, left Lancaster last
evening to attend the encampment OF the
national guard at Philadelphia.
ID. G. Eshleman, esq, has returned from
his summer trip to Colorado. He says the
Hancock boom is swelling over the prai-
ries and beyond the mountains.
James Burke, esq, left this afternoon fer
a trip to New York and Concy Island.
Rev. J. Isidorc Momhcrt, ID. d., for
in town.
Mrs. II. i. Swarr left to-day for Bed
ford, where she will remain ab,u: three
weeks.
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lDO~s IDiSD<DSel DE.

This morning, six dogs, which were
caught and confined at tho station house
await owners, were shot aud killed.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 11.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, southwest to
northwest winds, stationary or lower tenn
peraturc and generally higher barometer.
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NEW ADVERTLSEME.NTS.

Among the advantages gained
enlarged improved
cities of REPAIR DEPARTMENT. CORDS
of skilled mechanics equipment machinery and
tools
trusted
REPAIRING,
MUSICAL BOX REPAININC
CLOCK REPAIRING,
MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION AND
ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING, &C.
great variety Of work in
in our manufacory Any orders for specaes will
short notice and to the satisfaction
Silver bought takenin exchange,
H. s. BRO, Jewellers,
No. 4 West King Street.
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"friends lie Has None"

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 1.-THE body Of
the suicide George w. Hacker, Of Phila-
delpbia. still lies here unclaimed.
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Malt Biticrs regulate, purify, strengthen and
nOurish the maternal functions.


nOurisl the maternal functions.
n wO'nin'S beauty is never lost
So long as her sweet smile remains
SO long rs CLEAN her teeth like frost.
And her soft lip the ruby stains;
And:SOZODONT. with magic power,
HestowS on her this priceless dover.
aug9-!w,leOi&w
Mothers, IT'S 4 delightful sanitary measure,
always order the Cu'icura Medicinal Soap.
Notice.
The regular meeting of thc Americus assO-
ctatiOn will be held ut the Park house on
Thursday evening, August IL, ut O'Clock
sharp. Meeting of Importance. by order OF
Il. IL. BRUBAkER, President.
Third Ward.
- - Thursday evening the Third ward Hancock
club Will hold Il meeting ut Eflinger's saloon.
Business OF Importance will DC transacted.
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10 Wise and Happy.

II yOu will stop all your cxtravagint and
wrong notions in doctorinS yourself AMI fam
lilies with expensive doctors or Eumbus cure
alls, that do harm always and use only ma
lures simple remedies Tor all your ailments
you will be wIse well and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise anu! good will tell you, Is Hop
littcrs-rcl: on it. See another column.
aa2-2wd&w
AFTER years of travel to and from health re-
SORTS, AMI uftcra most careful trial of all the
various prescriptions, laties have given up in
despair with an almost tota! loss of appetite,
pale, blOodlcss, lunguid, and without ambi-
tiOn finally, having learned of DR.. Brown
ing's TOni: and Alternative, although having
been sick Tor years, gain flesh and IL fine con-
stitutiOn upon investing Il small amount in it.
Price 50 cents and 81. For sale by the PrOpri-
etor, W. Champion Brow ming, lll7 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and all Druggists auj-lwd&w
The best remedy for liver complaint IS "Sel-
icrs' Liver Pills." Only p cents per box. Sold
by all druggists.
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Mothers: Mothers!! Mothers.!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the cXcrucinting pain CT cutting teeth?
Ii so, go ut once AMI get L bottle of MRS. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately depend upon
it; there is no mistake about II. There Is not q
mother IN earth wO ,tS ever used Ii, who W i'll
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest 20 the mother, and relief
and health 10 the child. operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to use in all c:,S,s, and pleas
ant to the taste, Mn,! is the prescription OF one
OF the eldest :Liii bCst female physicians and
nurses III the United States. Sold everywhere
- cents Il bottle. !jI7-lyiXwM.W&S
a Riddle.
Four people sat down at a table to play.
They played all that Night and part OF next
This one thing observe, that when they were
seated,
Nobody played with, and nobody cheated;
Yet when they got up, each was winner u
guinea,
Who tells me this ril,Ilc I'm sure is no ninny.
The answer to this is, they were four musi-
clans"
They exerted themselves, till they needed
Physicians,
They suffered much pain and agony endured,
Till they used Eclcctric Oil and then they were
cured.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist. I37 and
la9 North Queen street. Lancaster Pa. ~
"Dr. Llndsey's Blood Scarchcr," by purify
ing the system, sOftens the skin and beautiiles
the complexion.
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Quotations by r.. X. JanIison & CO.. =. W
Cor. al and Chestnut ST rects).
PHILADxLrIIA. Aug. H.
United States Gs, 1881, (rcsistcrc'D .i0isseaIOr.
United States So, 1851 (re:,stcrc,i) .I0l,.60lOl
United Stnte 4I's, 1891 (regs.crtii liOl .Na IlOs
United States rs, ,lS?l, tcouponS):. .IIl.@Illis
United States Currency G'5 ......... ~ agIa:
Sterlin. Exchange. .i'.l2lRist,s:
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STOP THIEF!
with $50 600 P,un,,.r

with $4,000 Plunder
GLEN GARDEN, N. J., Aug 11.--A gem
tleman ofthis place vas robbed this morn
ing Of $50, 900 in railroad bonds. a large
reward is offered for their recovery.
Steamer Burned.
W1NNIrEa, Manitoba, Aug. 1.-THE
steamer Dakota, which Piled between Grand
Forks and the International boundary,
was burned last Monday night at Pembina.
Loss, $4,000.
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NEW LlDYEHTgHERESTS.

NOR SALE CHEAP.
i a No. Crystal Furnace, almost new. APP
ply ut once to EDw. j. XAUM.
it'd ZahIn's Corner, Ianc:tstr y, Pa
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Mothers, It's I delightful sanitary measure,
always order the Cuticurl Medicinal Soap.
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I:.ffTE;D.

Va TANTED.--.EvE vEltYl;ODl TtD ADVEK-
w ;isc, free OF charge, In the iHTHLLIGKN-
{ Ea. who wants something to do.
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Prof. Guilmstte's French Liver Pad.

will positively cure Fever aud Asuc, Dumb
Aguc, Aguc Cake, Bilious Fever, Janndicc,
Dyspepsia and nll diseases of the Liver
stomach aud Blood. Price 81 30 by mail. Send
for Prot Guilmettc'J Treaties ON the Kidneys
AMI Liver, free by mail. Address
FRENCH PAD COMPANY,
Toledo, Ohio.
auSll.GmdcOdM.NXF
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"Dr. LIn,lsey's Blood Scarchcr," by purify
ing the system, sOftens the skin and beautiiles
the colnp!e XiOm.
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XHIANTEi)-a GOOD GIKl. TO do siEN-
w crll HOu>sw"rk. Apply ut No. III East
Lemon street lids
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-30
A fxslaaatiss.

We learn that certain friends OF ours In
Ainden are seriously offended with us
because Of an article that appeared in
our last issue, descriptive Of trip to
Minden. We are also told tbst An edito-
rial in the Tribune, and . communication
in the Democrat, give expression to this
indignation.
The article was written hurriedly, tax.
ing its tone from conversation going on
around in which the parties discussed the
ludicrous aud the enjoyable features Of
their visit to Minden. We intended to
cast no odum on the town or any Of its
people. Every serious allusion in the ar
ticle is Of complimentary nature. We
have not Seen the Mindeu papers, which
will arrive in to-night's mail, and fearing
that We may become indignant, and in no
frame ~ explain after seeing them,
We write 1t once. The offensive para
graph, We are told, 10 one in sllusiop to
the dinner. We have re-read the article,
and from all that we had heard thought
that al oversensitive mind might become
offended, but. on q third reading, we COLI
cluded that in absence Of an improper
motive, offense should not be taken. II
the writer felt that there was = lack Of
courtesy in connection with the dinner
he would have kept silent about it.
We positively disclaim any unkind or
malicious intention, which disclaimer
should be sufficient when the kind and
complimentary sllusions Of the article,
taken a. . whole are considered.
We are in receipt Of letters from friends
in Minden assuring Ne that they under
stand the article in different light. This
explanation should be sufficient, but if
persons, in spite Of 1t, insist upon taking
offense, the means Of correct information
are q, hand if they have read our frst
article carefully.
Since writing the above we have seen
the Minden papers. II our friends will
pardon q jocular expression We will say
that 40 well has Y guessed our motive for
going down town that he evidently
knows how it is himself" If he is
bent on getting up an excitement about
very insignificant affair We will not join
him, feeling q conscience void Of offense.
The Tribune does 10 more than its duty,
we presume, all things considered, if the
editor was really impressed with the idea
that we Intended to insinuatc anything
derogatory tn the characte- Of the Knights
Of Pythias. II fortunately happens that
we have strong corroborative proof Of our
real motives in another article written on
the same subject for a journal Of greater
celebrity than the Guardian.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-06-30
Claiborne for King.

The proceedings Of the Mass Meeting
published eisew here disclose the fact
that the editor Of the Guardian was not
alone in his support Of Gent King. What
now il Thought Of those "letters from re-
liable men" received in neighboring par
ishes-letterS which declared that Rich
ar,lson WAS certain to carry Claiborne,
and that We were deliberately circulating
false information when we announced
through thesc columns that the people of
Claiborne were for Kingi
We do 10, propose to gloat over the
discontinue Of our opponents within the
party. The result is sufficient rebuke to
those at home and abroad who were dis
posed to doubt statements based on posi-.
tive knowledge. With eighteen King
men, Instructed besides to vote for King,
We are satisfied
We are grateful to the Mass Meeting
for the selection Of the editor of the
Guardian a. one Of the two delegates
from the largest ward in the parish. That
is also proof Of the powerful King SEN
timent in the parish. We trust that our
esteemed contemporaries will do us
Justice.
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How the N. o. Oallles do II.

Some weeks ago we wrote paragraph
urging that it would be greatly to the
advantage of all concerned if the steamer
Jessc X. Bell would extend her trips to
Coushatta. We now notice in the Con-
shatta Citizen that the Belle left for
Coushstta last Saturday. 1t is now in
order to launch ont after the manner Of
the city papers in paragraph something
like this:
We are pleased to see that the Jesse X.
Bell has acted upon the suggestion Of the
Guardian and will prolong her weekly
trips 10 Coushatta instead Of 10 Grand
Ecore a. heretofore. The Guardian felt
satisfied that when Capt. Sinnott had seen
our views upon this matter that he wouid
make the desired change. We have rea-
son to be proud Of the reputation the
Guardian has with steamboat men for
sealously looking after their interests
This is not the first occasion that im.
portant changes have been made at the
suggestion Of this journal. Yes, Capt.
Sinnott, follow in all things the sngges-
tions Of the Guardian and you will
never go wrong. subscriptions. two
dollars year, invariably in advance.
Cards of not more than ten lines, els a
year; local notices 20 cents line.
That Capt. Sinnott never saw the Guar
dian detracts nothing from the force Of
the above.