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Prepared by Dr.. j. c. Aver &C. Co.,

Practical nnd ADalytTcaT Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
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LIST, low barometer, cloudy threatening
weather, with storms in places I'd to Sd, rising
barometer, falling temperature, clear or fair
4th to 7th, falling barometer rising tempera-
ture, ending In clouding, threatening weather
with storms in places; 7th to 9th, rising baron.
eter falling temperature, clear or fair, 10th to
18th, +. b. r. t., clouding threatening weather,
with severe local storms; 18th to 18th, r. b. f. t.,
fair; 18th to 18th, I. b. r. t., clouding, with
rain; 18th to 18th, r. b. t., clear or fair; Goth
to Oath, f. b. r. t., clouding, threatening wealth
er, with heavy storms 18th to 9th, r. b. f. t.,
clear or fair; 9th to 3Oth, f. b. r. t., clouding
and threatening weather, with heavy storms
in places. The comparative warmer days are
about LIST, 9th, 18th. 18th, cath and 3Oth. The
comparative cooler days viii be about Sd, sth,
18th, 18th and 18th The earthquake periods
are about 9th, 10th, 18th, I'D and 18th.
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Trustworthy Officials.

tEx-Gov. Lucius Robinson, New York;
:" The functions aChich are exercise
are committed to as as sacred trust.
The Government arhich ace control as
public officers is not oar oacm, it be-
longs to those scho placed as here. The
laos zee enact do not cypress our scil,
they are the voices Of the people. The
money aehich zoe handle belonqs to
them and not to as. We can only take
1t from them for the legitimate er-
penses Of Government. More than
this is robbery. Official generosity is
official crime. Eeery needless tao
cuts some comfort from a thousand
homes. 1t means less food, less fuel,
and less cheer in nsany families.'
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poTTER's
2MeTdcNSg s4OMtIhyv.

The Popular Illustrated Magazine Of
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che January Number, 1880.
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An Ideal Government,

UNITED States Senator Thomas F. Bayard J
P0ftses are only means to an end.
~ tae cause is a 'corthy one, Of course
eoery aeoythy means that aoould tend to
make 1t succeed is to be cherished
II politics is to become a mere matter
Of personal ambitions and partisan
'cfd''gte, then the future of the coan-
Try IS not acortk talking about.
But my sense of admiration for
oar system of government aoas accom-.
panied By az apprehensire realization
o. the conditions Nnder rhich only it
can be practically and permanently
maintained. And the conviction
gro'os stronger and clearer daily that
such a government can only be main
tanned By the exercise and employment
Of the higher and better qualities of
hanna" nature. 1t is a government
Of ta'cs e1sanating from popular ,ciU,
out thet acsu must be for honest and
'eorthy ends, accomplished By honora-
bte means. 1t is controlled by public
opinion, but that opinion mast be the
intelligent result Of knowledge careful.
" acquired, and deIiberotion, and not
the unstable ti'oth of tamult and qusty
passion. And to make public princi-
pies secure they must be engrafted ON
prauate honor; the acishes of an intelli-
gent and upright constituency must be
reflected by an intelligent and upright
representatives. A faithful represen-
tatire should rather displease his con-
ststuents than consent to that schsch
injuries them. 1t is has duty fullu
and freely to account to them, but not
to conceal his true opinions for fear
ofthe's displeasure, for has enlightened
conscience cannot be disregarded acith-
ont snjary to them and has entire loss
OF usefulness. To maintain this qoy-
er~ment Of ours sach are some Of the
conditions, and 1t is upon the selfpro-
tect'mg elements Of society that zoe
mast rely. As Burke, the great Irish
statesman and philosopher, finely said,
" Ftatery is not friendship, and to
nstslead is not to serue.n
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Our State Legislatures.

lex Governor Horatio Seymour, New York;
When nee haze scared good gocern-
mept in toscss and counties, most OF
the objects Of government are gained.
In the ascending scale of rank, IN the
descending scale Of importance, is the
Legislature, sohich Is, or should be,
limited to State affairs. It's greatest
acisdom is shosen by the smallest
amount Of legislation, and its strong
est claims for gratitude grou out Of
schat 1t does not do.
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Now is the Time.

10 you want real live weekly for the cam
~ paign? If yen do, why send us ONE
TIMBER GAZETTE until the great eampaign
is over. This is cheap way TO get ali the
news, and We would advise all those who are
not subscribers to send their names in at once.
as we intend TO make the Gazette, during the
coming campaign, the liveliest and best week
~ in Georgia The Timber Splinters'' and
quotations (which can always be relied upon)
are worth double the subscription price Of the
Gazette. Address RICHARD w. CRUDE.
Gazette Office, Darien, Ca Imay l3
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q How does the butterfly, that
gayiy sports in the air with it's COR.
seous piumage, and sips food from
each flower that blooms, know that
IL was once a miserable caterpillar.
dragging its slow length along y
now will man know, when he reach.
Is heaven, that he ever occupied
'nls earth and was actuated by the
low instincts and passions of onr
racer And yet he is obliged to be
conscious of bis earthly career, or
else oe a new creation. Who can
imagine the feelings of an angel as
ne reviews his earthly careers How
little do we know of the spirit land
the life we are to lead, the feelings
which will animate us, or the work
which we will have to do. Idleness
IN hell or heaven,-neyer! The min.
istering angels are all at work, and
the same devil that sat face to face
with Job, making his wicked sug.
gestions. has billions of imps at his
command. S''i. !
These are merely the thoughts
which pass through our mind
speculations as to the future state
speculations, Improbable it NAV be.
out such as will force themselves
upon us, sometimes. Who is It that
does not feel curious to know what
ne will be when he has cast off this
mortal COIL" But it is all shroud.
ed IN mystery. The Bible, even. is
retlcent on this subject. Why did
not some one ask Lazarus, when he
was raised from the dead, where he
came from and what he had been
doing?
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Land Office al Natchito

Land Office at Natchitoches, La. (,
March 9th, 1880.
NotIee Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has 5led notir,, of lis ~ TO-
ton to make final proof in support Of his claim
and secure final entry thereof, and that sa;d
proof will be made before the Clerk Of Conf
OF Bossier parish, at Bellevue, La, ON the 9Th
day OF July, 1880, viz: julius A. Martin. Home.
stead Entry No l04i, for the north half Of
southeast quarter OF section q, township @.
witnesses, viz; Joshua b. Crawford. Of Rad
Land T. O.; John z. Holloway, of Red Land
r q; Alfred X. Edens, OF Red Land P. q and
H. Marion Matlock, of Red Land P. o.
~ zoo. L. DUPLEX, Register.
Aprl -, iooo. May IL
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Natchitoches. Ia

Land Office at Natchitoches, La. }
April 18th, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof, and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the Courtof Bossier parish, at Bellevue, La,
on Saturday, the 5th dat of June, 1880, at the
expiration Of thirty days from the date of this
notice. viz: Thomas j. Martin, Homestead
Entry No 1870, for the southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter section 2, township 81.
range II, west, and names the following as his
witnesses, Wis Rev Robert Martin. sf Rock '
Mount p. o.; ). B. Campbell, of Rocky Mount
T. U; .. b. Wilmington, of Rocky Mount p.
o., X. B. Martin. OF Rocky Mount p. o.
- L. DUPLEIX, Register.
Apr1f22, 1881. Einay 20
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1T is from acithin, amony yow-
selUes, from cupidity, from corrup-
t'on, from disappointed ambition and
inords'sate thirst for poacer, that fac
tons sciU be formed and liberty en-
dangered.- Jackson's Farewell AID
dress.
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Advance and Retreat, Personal Experienc,.,
IN the United States and Confederate States
Armies by General j. Bs Hood lsfe LicuterY.-
ant General Confederate States, published fer
the Hood Orphan Memorial Funsl, by General
u. H. Beauregard, New Orleans, $780,
INhe entire proceeds arising from the sale of
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Memorial Fund, which is invested in Cnnit.-i
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support and education of the ten infants tlt,-
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bereavement are still freslin the public mimi y
The book is an elegant eetavss containing:
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The author, the subject, the purpose, ain
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Ho for Orange County. Fla

THHE SOUTH FLORIDA JOURNAL, pub
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u The doors of good deeds have
seldom an opportunity to make their
benefactions remunerative to them
selves, but an exception to this rule
may be found in the terms to the
advertisement of the new book, BY
the late Gen. j. B. Hood, which an.
nounces that Gen. G. T. Beauregard,
whose post Office address in New Or
leans, La, will send any kindly dis
posed person copy of "Advance
and Retreat, Personal Experiences
in the United States and Confede-
rate Armies" an octave volume.
handsomely gotten up, worth more
than the price, and the entire pro-
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mortal Fund.- for the nurture, care,
education and support of the ten
little babes of the dead Warrior
Read the advertisement, and send
Gen. Beauregard the Three Dollars.
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STOLEN.

E1rom the undersigned, at Bellevue. -
u ON the 4tii instant, q SORREL m
HORSE, between Is and Is hands <y1YS
high, about i2years old, large blaze in
face, mo other marks> short gated, and PAGES
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Funeral Notice.

bellevue Lodge No. 95, f. & A. NJ, will per
~ form the Masonic burial services at the
grave of James n. Davis, deceased, near the
residence of E. w. Hodges, in Webster parish,
on the first Sunday, the 2nd day of May
Adjacent Lodges and all Masons in good
standing are invited to ioin with us in the SER
vices
Bellevue, La. April Is, 1890
w. I'll. HILL, Secretary,
and Chairman Committee of Invitation.
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~ A list of the Delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention, and Presi-
dental Electors, with their alter
mates, nominated BY the State Dem
ocrat Convention of Louisiana which
assembled at New Orleans on the
18th instant, will appear in our next
issue.
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- uov. Wilt has appointed the
0Wing named gentlemen Police
s'ors Tor this parish: Ward /, E.
o1tch; ward 2, ". r. Prather;
'u . John J. Meares; ward 4, w.
su'on Boggs; ward 5, Thos. Lyles;
'a.a s, John W. Rains.
s. A1'so' W. H. Bledsoe, to be Con.
ons 9, !. IN and for the sixth ward, sec.
sha present, vice James G. Barnett,
NO Jailed to qualify.
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~ Jules Guerre, at his confec-
'0uery store, Market street, Shreve-
p0''' nas all kinds of candies, con-
ssaohs' sweetmeats, bon bons,
'aAes' fruits, nuts, etc. He makes a
ps'lalty of manufacturing candies,
'aa VIII supply the trade cheap.
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q The zephyrs that agitated
ae atmosphere hereabouts last Sun.
aay were not very gentle in their
afesses, but vigorous enough to
merit the name of March winds.
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Why is it the man who has
ven a drunkard for years and then
'''01hs deserves great praise and
N.uis for his actions, while the man
,u0 mas been sober and industrious
us life is only a common sort of
INDIVIDUAL? Strange, isn't lit?
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~ just before getting ready to
aaSe some remark about the falling
snperature or our weather, up
aeps seventeen out of nineteen men
aaa ask faint 1t quite cool again 81
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" Newspaper advertising is now
'ecosnlzed, by business men having
.'''u IN their wares, as the most ef-
s''lse means for securing for their
s00us a wide recognition of their
merits,
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% A writer on hygiene says that
people should battle freely in the
spring. We hereby give notice that
Whoever is caught bathing in our
pflug will die regretting it.
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10 We are pleased to acknowl-
edge the receipt in exchange of that
most excellent publication, the Poul-
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Publishing Company, of Albany,
New York. The Monthly is a large
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Der.