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, 1880-10-03

MR HALsTEAD quoted in his paper, for
the benefit Of Mr.. Conkltng, when the lutter Was
in Cincinnati Friday, the following extract from
private letter:
You attach too much Importance to Indiana
We shall win without that State The election
of Garfield and Arthur IS certain. Stnut0r
Conklinp is dbg,f to render his country supreme
serrice. He can and will curry New York for the
Republican ticket, aud save the campaign. This
he will do irrespective Of Indiana.
This t1attering allusion was tempered by the
statement that Mr. Conkltng, If he should assist
to carry Indiana, could dispose of the next Pres
tdentini nomination, unless he should attempt
81 to upset an ancient and honorable hubit Of the
people, He cannot" says Mr.. Haistend, ''estab-
1ish the third term even as a recognition aud re-
ward for the most 1llustrious service" Perhaps
this sentence will explain Mr. Ccnkling's public
and very scornfu1 reference to the Cincinnati
press.
, 1880-10-03

TIE Democratic presiding officer who pre-
sented Perry H. Smith. Jr., to the Convention,
introduced him as a Imam OF So years." It was
hardly fair on Perry to thus prematurely age
him by seven years, and make man of 81 re-
spt,nsible for the indiscretions and Immaturities
of Is years.
, 1880-10-03

- T&Ao N-4NN%4tA5Af h1A4 u 240 3VA VA t19
senior Perry Smith to exonerate the misguided
masses OF the Republican purity when he said In
his ratification speech at Mccormick Hall that
he ''lald the crimes OF the Republican party ut
the doors Of their leaders, and not to the masses
OF Republicans" The aforesaid masses will feel
lively sense ct gratitude to tho Junior Perry
for thus relieving them Of all neral responslbil-
ity for the Grim nal record OF their party.
Thanks. In their behalf. But it would have been
more satisfactory If the youth In his arraign-
mant had been little more specific IN regard to
what we're the crimes IF the Republican party;
bur we suppose those On his mature mind Gun
be specified: for instance: III Their peryerse and
criminal opposition to the Democratic Fugitive
Slave law. and the repeal Of 1t, and one ot the
gu lnest !" CT minals" was John f. Farlswprtb.
~ Their wicked hostility to the Democratic
Dred Scott decision that colored men had no
rights which white men were bound to respect,
and their reversal thereof. 3D. Their active op-
position to the spread of slavery into Kansas aud
Nebraska. on the grounds that Freedom was Ma
nonal and slavery sectional. In hostility to
the Introduction OF that "divine'' Democratic
''institution into said Territories, John F.
Farnsworth. now State-s sovereignty dough-
face, then preached that State authority was
local and that of the Nation was general and
supreme over al! the Suites and Territories.
~ Another {" crime y in the estimation OF young
Smith WAS the fierce and warlike resistance Of
the Republican party to the secession Of the
Southern Democratic States aud the dismembcr-
ment OF the Uninn. s5) The Republicans com,
mitted the - crimes" OF coercing Democrat
ic Rebel "sovereIgn'' States and politi-
clans and thrnshinR them back into
the National UAion., t8) A Republican Presi-
dent committed the "crime" in Demo-
cratic eyes of procIaimiug the emancipation Of
four millions OF human beings held in eiavteh
, 1880-10-03
TIMELY.

The effort Of Messrs. N. Matson t. Co.,
166, 168, and ITO State street, to place before
their numerous customers the newest and
most desirable goods in their line that can be-
found either in this country or in Europe,
and selling at uniform prize to all, is fully
appreciated, as is attested. by their very
largely increased fall business.
They received yesterday some elegant
tasteful designs and style OF orna1nentation,
which will surely please those wishing this
, 1880-10-03

Astonishing Cures Of itching, sca1y and scrot-
u|ous Humors Of the Skin, Scalp aud
Blood Of Clil:ren add Infants.

Cut5cura Remedies are simply elegant to use.
They appeal 70 mothers 1a aaa a parents With Rreat
successful, safc, and reliable Cuticura, Me-
d.cinai Jelly, arrests disease eats away dea skin
and aesn aays I'M he9s a., tc91ng, ana irri
Scalp Affections with Loss Of Hair. It reprt>-
duoes and l,eautitlcs the Hair Cuticura Reso1v-
ent! the great Blood Purifier. clean+es: purlties,
mors. Cultcura Medicinal Toilet Soap, prepared
from Cuticura. cleanses, soothes and heals dis
eased surfaces whitens, freshens, and beauttfes
perfumed Toilet, Bath. and Nursery sanatlve.
, 1880-10-03

lT is simply nonsense, as we'll as useless,
for persons who hnvet run for Judge in this
county and broken down before the people to be
thrusting themselves on the primaries to-mor-
row and on the Republican Convention Tues
day. 1t will do them no good to break down the
ticket again, while it will do the Republican
cause much harm. Gentlemen, you. have had
your chance, and the DEGREES of Fate. cannot
be changed in your behalf. You are retired.
, 1880-10-03

WE beg Of the Convention, when it meets
next Tuesday, to give us fair proportion of 1t,
c,pab'e, and acceptable candidates- SO that dis
gusted Republicans will not be driven to vote
the whole opp,siuon ticket. and will only feel
impeIied to scratch of few Objectionable
narnnH. .
, 1880-10-03
POPULATION OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2.-The .Dat1y Dis
patch publishes complete tabulated state
ment, by counties, cities, and towns, of the
result OF the census in Virginia. So far as
the population is concerned the aggregate
hgnrts show It to be ,509. .335 in 1880, against
1,2226 l63 IN 1870, being all increase durlng6h
last decade of 2S4. 173, or over g per cent.
, 1880-10-03

WAS it exactly the thing for the iIlustrious
young Democratic cotton-socks Of the Eight
eenth Ward to nominate the very previous Ar.
Smith for Congress- and a veteran Ike John M.
Douglass for the State Senate?
, 1880-10-03

TIE Constitution Of Illinois requires resi-
dencc in the State OF one year. In the county
ninety days, ana the election precinct thirty days
prior to an election to qualify citizen to vote.
1t was thirty days from yesterday until the Pres
, 1880-10-03

Is TT strange that the Demos should put
up silk-stocktngs like Otis, Rogers. and Douglass
in Republican districts, and keep the cake for
the "hyes in the Democratic districts?
, 1880-10-03
SECURITY FOR H0UStHnI n rffFrrs

SECURITY FOR HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
against the deprcdatons of fire and thieves cnn
be easily secured by all those who have valuable
plate, jewelry, papers. or souvenirs to keep and
at small cost Those elegant Dwelling H.mse
safes,' made expressly for city trade by the
Halls Safe and Lock Company, answer every
purpose. Call and see them at Iii and l49 Dear
hor ~~- @0s-%
, 1880-10-03

JovE defymg the lightning would be moth
ing to the junior Smith snubbfng tho Democratic q
Congressional cuucus.
, 1880-10-03

JUDGE Or1s has made more Democratic
dress- parudes ia the Third Ward than any other
living man, and now his unkind friends have
thrust another empty favor Oh him, and ex-
tended his une Of murch thzuugh the Senatorial
31sfrtet
, 1880-10-03

IF Nose Wentworth keeps right along in
the beaten path Of duty for eight or ten terms
more. he may become very Intelligent and USE
full member Of the Lower House OF the Leglsla-
, 1880-10-03
Cincinnati EXrlIRc1OM

Only 70 to Cincinnati and return. The Kan
kakee Line and Cincinnati Air Line will sell ex-
cursion tickets good going on morning and
eveninA trails Of Thursday, Oct. T. and rood to
return until sunday, Oct u, inclusive, at the
above low rate.
, 1880-10-03

fdenttal election Those who change their pres-.
ent residence into another voting precinct Of
this city after to-day will deprive themselves OF
their right to vote for Garfield and the Repub-
uCau ticket.
, 1880-10-03

Positively the finest sets teeth 81. Cumn1fus
Dental Company, corner State and Randolph.
, 1880-10-03

+ DON'T speak Of "clains." Nobody has
claims upon the Republican party Of Cook
Cnunty, but the party has claims on every per-
son In it.
, 1880-10-03

Or. Mary a. Thompson has moved her Office to
Central Music-Hall. Room 20. Hodrs, 10 tn II m.
Res dence will remain at 36S West WASHINGTON
street,
, 1880-10-03

Of the many cough remedies before
the public Macalsters Cough Mixture gives the,
, 1880-10-03

NOTHING will drag down the ticket like
weak nominations for Judges.
, 1880-10-03

:; j. s. Weeks, Esq.,, Town Treasurer Of st. Al
bans, W., Buys in d letter dated May q: " It
works to charm on my baby's face and head.
Cured the hoad entirely, and has nearly cleaned
the face OF sores. have recommended it to sev-
crai, and DR.. Plant hus ordered it for them.
, 1880-10-03

tionul Bank Pueblo, Colorado, writes: II am so
well pleased with its effects On my baby that
cacnot afford to be without it in my house. ii In
q wonderful cure, and 1t ia bound to BECOME
very popular as soon us Its virtues are known to
t17e mao -
, 1880-10-03

past weak. extravagant, and corrupt: it took
several years OF labor to reform it: it is now IS
honest and faithful and as economical as any
Board having the same powers and the same
jurisdiction In the United States. It is numer~
tcally small Board. and the change OF . few
votes may change it's whole character. In maxi
ing selections, honesty and experience should
have the preference; in fact, they should be In
dispensaule. Will the Convention be careful to
give the people Of this city the opportunity Of
e1ecttng proper men to fill these most 1mportanr
pluces7
, 1880-10-03
Children and Infants.

Chas. Eayre Hinkle. Jersey City Heights, n. T.,
writes: My sou, u iud Of twelve years. was
completely cured If terrible case of Eczema
by the Cuttcura Remedies FROM the Iop Of bis
head to the snies Of his feet WIS one mass Of
seals Every other remedy and physicians mad
been tried in vain"
, 1880-10-03

For constipation. btltoueness, fndl-
Bowel Regulator. It acts like char1n. Re-
suits: Pure blood: HEALTHY nshS. complexion. clear
heud. Price 50 cents; Depot. northeast corner
Madison street and Fifth avenue
, 1880-10-03

NOMINATE the Judges first, and do 1t alto
, 1880-10-03

best satisfaction Prepured only By John r.
Lee, corner Of tialsted and Harrison streets, and
for sale By all druggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27
MY NEIGHBOR.

Glove thou thy neighbour" we arc told,
''Even as thyself." That creed 1 hold;
But love her more, IL Thousand fold!
Ny lovely noighbor; Oft we meet
In lonely lane, or crowded street;
l know the music of her feet.
She little thinks, how OF q day,
She must have missed her usual way,
And walked into my heart for aye.
Or how the rustic of her dress
Thrills through me like a soft carcss
With trcmblcs of deliciousness.
Wee woman with her smiling mien,
And soul celcstial!y serene,
She passes me UNCONSCIOUS queen.
Her face most innOccntly good,
Where slyly peeps the sweet red blood;
Her form Il nest OF womanhood.
Like Ralcigh-for her dainty tread,
When ways are uiry-I could spread
NV coat but there's my heart Instead.
All, moi iyhboT, you will never know
Why lis my step is quickcned so;
Nor what the prayer l mnrmur low.
l SOC you mid your flowers at morn,
Fresh rs rosebud newly horn;
I marvel, can yon have thorn;
If so, 'twcrc sweet TO lean ones breast
Against it, and the more it prestd;
Sing like the bird that grief hath blcst.
I hear you sing And thro' me spring
Both musically, ripple ana ring
Little you think Pm listening
You know not dear, how dear you be;
All lcarer for the sccre5y
Nothing and yet Il world to me.
So near too. You could hear mo sigh,
Or see my case with alt an eye;
But must not. There are rcason9 why.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27
PUT LIFE INTO YOUR WORk.

a young mans interest and
duty dictates that he should
make himself Indispensable to
his employers.
4 young man should make
his employer his friend, by do
ing faithfully and minutely all
that is entrusted to him.
1t is; a great mistake to be
overly-nicoly fastidious about
work. Pitch in. readily, and
your willingness will he appro-
ciated, while the ''high-toi, ed7
Young man who Quibbles about
what it is, and about what it is
not his place 10 do, will got the
cold shoulder. There is q story
that George Washington once
helped to roll o log that one Of
his corporals refused to handle,
and the greatest emperor Of
Russia worked q s'ipWrigllt III
IIng!and-to learn the business.
TIL; Is; just what you want to
DO. Be energetic, lock and act
with aIacriiy, take an interest
in your employers success,
work as though the business
was your OVID, and let your en-
p!oycr know that he may place
absolute rclia: &c in your word
and OF, Jour act. BE mindful;
have your mind III your brsi-
ness; because it is that which is
going to help you, not those
outside attractions which some
Ot, the 'T,oys" are thinking
about. Take q pleasure in
your work, 90 not go about it
in q littiess formal manner, but
with a',crity and cheerfulness,
AID remember that while work
Ing; thus for Others, you arc
laying the foundation Of your
Success III life.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

FRENCH bAI4ACNS.-Ihe 'Dl-
rcction des Datilnents Owls CT
des palix 1,ationauX" has late
ly had the chief palaces and
chateaux formerly occupied by
the crown valued, and the esti-
mate has been made public.
Ino I&laiss, lie Versailles, with
itspark undergraduates, comes
first, being valued at 1l2,G0o,-
Geo franks. The Luxembourg:
with its immensely valuable
art collections, is set down at
5000, 600 francs. The beauti-
FIJI Chateau Of Fontainb!caN is
valued at 80, GOO. 900 francs. The
palais dc Triauon, the special
f;,vorite Of Queen Marie Anto-
inotte, is placed at Is, 100000
francs, and the Chateal, OF, Cam
pie@ne at I3,G02,00O francs.
The Palais Royal and the Ely
see are each estimated at 49,
10000 francs. The Palaisc dc
st. Cloud, even in its present
dcfaceI condition, is valued III
4,750,03o frames, and the Cilat-
eau Of Ha;nhou;Il1t al S,G45,OOt
trancs.-s5WiSS Times.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27
TALMAGE Oh THE MORMOES.

.Mormonisnl' was Dr. Iallna-
@e's topic Oh Sunday morning,
lately. ESodom and Salt Lake
City are Synonymous said the
preacher; you can hardly think
of one without thinking OF the
other. Both in fertile valleys;
both near an offensive, tishless
dead sea; both famous capitals
of the most accurscd impurlty;
both doomed. This summer I
had an opportunity to inspect
this iniquity. IN regard to the
alleged subs;dencc OF hiormon-
ism,I tell youthat $50 Mormons
arrived at Salt Lake City just
before I cot there. Ten tbous-
and were added last year, and
there Will be more than that
this year. They have 800 mis-
sionaries in Sweden, Norway
Rus sia, Germany, England, Ire
land and Scotland, Many Scotch
presbyterians were recently
brought there. Emigrants are
dcluded 10y false promises o1
gain. and when they get tc
Utah they are taxed until the
blood comes There is no es'
cape from them but III thi
grave. MOrmonism is one grea
prolonged cruelty. I was shown
q cellar where a mother and he
5 two sons were butchered be
cause they had revealed the sc
g crcts Of Mormonisn. The MOI
mons have a peculiar phrosco]
: oov bv which they describe TIN
/ putting to death. tEhey say
st He was put out Of the wa!
= They met with q bad acclden
" Thcv were used up. Ihcy wel
l. cut off Just under their ears
;. [Laughter.] These cutraSes al
!. !. stopped only because a reg
l. mcnt Of United States soldier
y is now overlooking the cit,
T. ready to destroy it if it dare
5. roneat such atrocities. l chare
Mormonism with being a gre;
:" blasphemy. Brigham Aoun
+: declared III one OF MIA sermon
y that Christ himself was a pra
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

DASGERoUs ToTs.-A brooklyn chem
list Was fatally poi ,ouod recently wbl'o
preparing the ingredients for the we'll
known 'serpan5ts eggs Usually he mix
od tho il gcdicNt3 Of this dangerous play
thing in the oron air, knowing the pois-
onous nature OF Tie vapors Of mercury
Liable to bo given Off during the work, as
well as when tho eggs ere bu"ning- On
tho fatal day he melted the Ingredients
in his house. The rctort cracked i'll the
process, and knowing the consequence he
warned his wife and children 10 run fo1
the yard, He followed, crying that it
was all over with him, rs he had breath
ed enough oftho fumes 20 kill him. Hc
died tho next day,-::cicrtiEc American.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

In the case Of Judge Coles,
late county judge OF nitt%ylva-
MA county, Judge Boulder, Of
Charlotte county, and other
Virginia county judges, indict-
cd for not putting negroes on
their :juries, camo up Oh the II,
at Danvillo, in the United
States District Court, Judge
Alexander iSivcs presiding,
and the court directed a noIic
prosoGui to be entered in each
case. The court room was
crowded, and the announce
mcnt Of the courts order was
received with surprise and ap-
DlauSe.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27
EARLY RISING.

OF course the majority Of the busy
members of the community have been
away for change of air and scene,' and.
equally, of course, the majority have de-
rived substantial benefits not at tho
moment apparent, perhaps, but to be
evidenced, in better health or more cner
gy, presently. This is. therefore, a good
time to speak of such reforms in the man
agement Of selfas may be expcdicnt. We
venture to suggest that those who have
not yet made Il fair trial of the practice of
ea:ly rising should .lo so. With Il cup of
tea, and perhaps q single slice of bread
and-butter, to wake him at $50 Ill the
| morning, q fairly healthy man may go to
his study, and enjoy the priceless luxury
of two or three hours Of work, WI len his
brain is clear and tho distractions Of tho
days ordinary business have not begun
to assail him. The practitioner of an ap-
piled science, such as medicine, is cspe-
cially in need OF tin,o for reading and
quiet thought. Ill the active hours Of
the day this is denied him. At night he
is, Or onght to bo--but for the bad habit
of reading by night, probably formed in
study 1ays-too weary III mind anG body
to do good work. In the early morning,
with his brain rccupcrated by sleep, and
his whole system rested, he is especially
fit for labor. Those who do not feel thus
on awakening ara either the subjects Of
some morbid state, or the slaves of a hal
it which, however Common, is essentially
unnatural. ;!on,o Of tho difficulties
which bcsot the task OF early rising are
duo to want of method in the act cf get
ting up It is comparatively oasy to
rouse onc's self instantly, but to not q
fow of us it is extremely irksomo, and al
| most iInpracticable, to rise slowly, that
| is, tnxing time to think about it. The
man who really wishes to rise carly
should get UP the instant he wakes, and,
| if weakly Or over forty years of ago, in
stead Of plunging into cold water or ap-
| plying cold to the head to ro;lsc himself,
| he should, IS Wc have said, take 4 cup OF
! tea Or milk to stimulate the organism bo-
| foro expecting to elicit Il reaction by a
| powerful dcpressant such as the cold bath
! or Gouchc. Many persons mako a mis-
| III UiiiS ''ii't ~. tASiA
bath Immediately after getting ont Of
bed, lower the vitality instead Of raising
| it. In certain cases it is better to leave
, tho bath until after u walk or a spell of
work has thoroughly awakened the Or
ganism and called out it's cnorSi ics. Ex-
pericnces il relation to this and other
matters must differ as widely as consti-
tutional pcculiailtics 1ivcTse; but,
speaking generally, tho cary morning is
the time for serious work, and those who
do not use it find poor substitute, and
ono which is by 10 means hyGienic, in
the lato hours forced upon them. 4 man
cannot get up early if he goes to bed
late; but as between tho two cXtremi
ties OF the day, the morning is, on all &C
counts, the best for brain cXercise.-Lan
I #
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27


Christ turned the wine it was
the occasion of one of his own
marriages. I charge upon M Mor-
monism that it is disloyal to
the United States government.
Mormonism would like to see
this COVER ment perish to-day.
1 charge upon Mormonism that
it is organized filth. 1t is built
on rolygamy. There is a man
in Salt Lake City who has three
wives-mothcr, daughter and
granddaughter. It was related
that when man takes q new wife
there his house is enlarged, but
no house was ever large enough
to hold two women married to
the same man. [Great laughter
Think of a system that teaches
that the moro wives q man has
the higher will be his seat in
heaven Think of a system that
cOmmends q man for living in
marriage at the same time with
. three sisters! d! tell you it is
one great surging licentjous-
ness, the seraslio Of the republic,
the centre of corruption, hell
enthroned. It is & power in
American politics. 1t receives
81, 100000 a year, with which
it can influence national legis-
lation. IL the last Congress
the matter was referred to q
committee, and one Of the mem
oers Of that committee said ;
Why do you make all this fuss
about polygamy The Nor
mons make a religion Of hay
| ing four Or FIVE wives. All that
! is practiced by members ofCon-
gress without any religion.
|TScnsaticn.1 I would not inter
fere with any mans religion.
TIE EIormons might believe
that Joseph Smith was God OF
that Brigham Young was the
second person in the Trinity
You have no right to Interfere
with such beliefs. But Mormon
ism is not only antagonistic to
5 Christianity but to Christian
5 morals. Christianity stands SIDE
!; by side with iriilelily in assaii-
l inc that which antagonizcs goot
! morals.
9 THE tendency Of Alormonisn
: is as a foe to free institutions
S I tell you that tIormoDism vii
! never be destroyed Until it i
: destroyed by the United State
L government. Why did the'
t not let Cen. Johnson with HI
$ 25OO troops destroy it in 1857
y There never has been mora
} courage in the United States t
h clean out this national stable
y ! TApplause.] We have ali gon
e to look at it. Grant, Thompso
IF and Hayes went and looked q
% it. The Mormons receive every
le body graciously. They bo'
s. YOU in and bow you out.
1e there could be a transnigratlo
at of souls I should hope that tt
N soul Of Andrew Jackson WOuI
Or Get into the body OF some
e. ourpresidcnts, who would mai
e. proclamation that at such q Ga
W and hour each Mormon sha
d. have no more than one wife
lis shall go to jail or leave Il
y : country. [Applause.] If Il
". Mormons would not submit
ut. would send out troops, and
,rc them make the Mormon tabe
,s.' nacle their headquarters, al
re with cannon OF the biggest DO
~: Inn into fllnln the seven
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

The United States govern
mcut viii soon commence Il G
erection Of - barracks Oh Il G
Texas frontier.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

|NFMpER J. HY L." found o'l iilc at Geo. T..
fasEnroGh Gh Now"ll q CO.'S Newspaper hH
M Mnvliu 10 Spruce ST.. where GdvcrtiSing
DC maIe for it IN NEW N~sE -
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

srGE QUE Ul;H u TIE SOUTH.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-27

KcaIs Gilt Ed.;c Tonic cures f>T5r 4
AgUc.