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, 1880-10-25
TIE l'RESlDEN'r.

Hts Travels anu Luck Of Adventures I'll
Artxonn-Oir for Now NlsxIcO.
Trtsux, Arizona, Oct. .i.-1ho rrusldent and
party were met thIs morning by Ii sleulal train
nun Tutson. with Il purity III leltllng altlzuns.
1aa train wug attached sh0 Presidents cur. Atl
arrived hero ut noon. t;tNl. Wilcox and staG
'aRd largo eu'lcourse of pc0plo Ero0tol tho
party ut tho depot, aud military hana was III
eae'aancc, Tue PARTY werC tnkou, tuto car
tages and driven through tho city, after
'xaieh they wers sukeu TO the roseucc Vt
leonard Wiliams. whpro gonenll ro-
.eeptiou WIS tuntlortsl. rhrco littndre'l
MaDol .ti -etsldFGl wcso drawn up III
LINZ 10 whbm tho President tIdo a0tno pleasant
ntslllarkS Afterwards ubolt ono hundred rAINe:
xoea, x, With thplr prIEeiNnl Chlof, paid their 70.
,pecs. After twp hours rcceptIon tho party
ffiaanc to tho dopot, I'otorv i!ayln9, l'r0slle.
hayos, scorctary Ramsey, 4td uc,l. BhorI,il'
aio snort aldrcsses IL tao crowd whlvi9 bud
SSvtc given for tho fres1oni a,il his party and
ts. Srs: ,,!ayas, rhn distinguished party LOFT tas
eid star ut A;iW u. III.
, 1880-10-25

fosanyths9. II WAS not s,s'slels 70 l9 th,s nlne.
but It WIS tiune through tho hc!p u nnG: They
NUT luke ;bG tnxt 10 1" MaEe % loir tn seGsis 'sis
hearts md minds Through Ehr.st 1esi4 conth,i
i,iOn Or lnve and fcIiowahlp With Hu,l. J1tn
Star. Sns Mi; q Ms II S'n % s III III taa. s haa
life was ttrca11ne after it, q. snr,,s,ty a,, nan
gt.,e ard :he pasa!ans nd yo0au nan Mf nCn tnnt
Rrntltied IT, gresa whh H., MF ,th NV On ';1as NV
t,.her hafss. life was hut the trRnn'n9 Of nyr
glory and Immortality. and its TEcntGst t''4stble
Tss. ~ ay yeIs t. III 1 eshi:as shass @ ~
klng and With Ketat rcs1ur!ea uo s9Hesho -, to
u"ry wheh n,s,Sa ~ 1, tt+S: m,,,:,r on poron, yct
renonl'nr lhnl yuu hfo l,rincas of t1ou: nnof" Z,
were m nMH tasss GNsSns. ,,. or nfmn!.s sn. ,'.s L.
10 thu,r' rnshcr. In fleatcn: tle bnnsna IT, r..
nlou ~ It's, hut 10 III TIC wGriti: n ~
,sse' . ,v !'m ,x,s Who F nsFas ai'o 1 '@ses s
wns something In Tho uospel wtlc!i tngdc incM
ilr, stoadfa1st; an1 lminratie: ,ai, Mas ftnmi tn
l. tho clouds. Ani1 revelation q! U0'f. nui Ing
Fuihof l,ad IL )uvc for the wcnkeSt nf ~ sta
tF AZ Tn fhk KTs ;st sEy y,s Hf mi % so WI ass sr aS
which anvy mo siraltr.,,ee r. ca,h: The sum,
eo s"s WI wS re..s iry T. M ] tGns @ $t " @sy
wnlld reveal tho triumph nf rciiK!1n, :" 80 70
tho great pQehnp1," snld t}c0rxo SAt.t whei ~.
lns And 4 WIS tho s'',,', ssti, AL ltnston1sts IL
give. ", ta tue grrHt p;rl,ups' T1cre Gotllll
iu nutht,ig liko 'hut IN tho religion uf ,.!rtus
christ tneant Ef.lcr. tt.r'y. l"asc. aio w W
ita work, md he hoped TINT IN tha fi!ttv tl!s
nillrc than Il tla'i been n The pnst.
| from n1NHuHGtluk.
, 1880-10-25

who son1o months ngo was cailcs1 to this cisy
from Chtanxo. has for son,o weeks past leen
maslo the recipient Of n number Of annoying
anonymous lettest, sent hy pcrsons uho*c tten-
itty, lip to tfc present time, rctnnins unknuwt!,
but who, Il IL cxpcctcd. rnay yet be bru,Eht to
answer fo1 .ho'r nnwnrrantnbse nnd tt'warsi'r
received shrn,tqt the mail Ut tho residence of
tho itov. Dr. Ooliyer in East rhlrty-htnsh htrnot.
From shesr contents thoy, are evk1cht1y the WORK
on pctsnns whoso aste1iauce At, the rev.
crcnd guntlcmnna church is not ot
lnfruQuont occurrence. ~ Quuta ttons arp con.
tatncst thcycn from sl!seousses delivered by tho
clergyman. str. Gollycr says the letters aro
tho author Of thatn, b,,t. outside tho congrega.
tion, 1t Ia Thought they aro tho work of Au,to
pcr4un aitlIutei with religious mania. They
como, fropl various parts Of tho city, and with
tlenrly every unit. =. -. .:;.s...
, 1880-10-25
TIE THEATRE.
UN. DEIIIGWB' NTFSIOH,
Hntt{dt Il4ndftA f1 1,Ae k,htfdoQ Tribune

yptefat Unpatth to The tAtedpo Tribune. :,
Ngw YoItK, Oo.. 1l.-Ah Interesting core.
spon.lence in regard 10 tho thrAtrc ut tho prs.
c1tt ,lny hns lust tMken place betwoc,l Nr. A.. II.
Palmer. munger Ut tho Union S1tllrc Theatre.
und tho ftcr. Uf. Henry W. bellows. MI. Palmer,
timber fHta of tk.f. f1l wrntxs tnl ItF HeliuHA
cxprtssfuu tho Indignation which be
In ct,tnl,on Win other lendtn0 mnnaRers folt at
The nUusc. t,nsed ,,pon Ignorant prejudice.
wutcn several ministers l,avo from time to tttbo
heaucd JutlIscrtmuatc,y upon TIM btnRo. rbe
letter co,cluJcd with IN Invitation to III, net:
lows IT, visit tho Union ea,,are md
,yltnnes the reprospntAtio,, 1T nDantei
t.ochu,." Dr. I,elIows. In bis answer
duted OIL tho following day. said that
n,np., en-, ri ot,,1 ho n,)o n,t,i1n nton For, thn
, 1880-10-25
INDIAN NEWS,

upSN1soN ClVr, Oct. aL-A courcr lust
.'o'a Cel1lla. tittcen u,llcs below hsre, reports
~ a'atxe nliinser of lnlans In that vIott,ty rut,-
"'uS eH horses. It Ia also reported that ftty
IIoFses belonging tn Mr. Ilartulaii, tho 0uNNfson
.,a1i'aster, ,. have bcaa san on. Apglvato lottar
=. .Nnl Postmaster llntchkiss. ut powdoEhori1,
"atea lhat III lntltnn outbreak " inevitable. Tho
sasnastttca huve dispatched to 0pv- rtkEn 10
tsNd ~ atanls Of nr.ns ulld lg,00D rounds Ut an-
H. tmhaa,on immediately. Reliable reJorts uru "
H.. IMeGt that Agent berry " IN lIonyer. alltt
i''a IT, fnls sent = Deputy after alm thls aaosn'
, 1880-10-25

competing upper hlpty....... ''l"e
Total cost, t,,.,,,,.....,.....,.... -. .$3i 800 |
o. th!s ao','t fG W. k!',IIy ,y a,,n donated ny
OLD BELIEFS.
THE ItEv. uEOMuE II. rEEKE,
pastur of tho Leavitt Street Congregational
Church. lust evening addressed vcry larEc Audl-
vt,ce u1,Uu tho subject OF Liberties of llellcf"
The reverend gentleman took hts text from
Romans. 1iv.,: .
Him ;hat l. wcak in ihc faith receive SC, but
not to doubtful dlsrutattons. ...-
d, lie commenced By taylug thAt tho whole 1les-
ton OF Htblo belief or tttslIcluf was simply ono
Of sincerity. The injunction contained In tho
text related to certain wuEi-klown differences In
the religions OF tho early tayB Of tho Church,
when Christ gathcrci Into her fold nll crGo<s and
brought into Fellowship. nlen ut all ldeas.
In toso days G,4, Xatsd a,s . %s y ,3ot ,S H
not ncceptabIe to tho Chr,s.nns q that time.
wbG S oos aao as sp pg ivfos G. sto4y q tao
T6e C curly GnrIstans, ef imcries worc cast q ].
~ ahe11 e e's n' ,ins Tnsr iso1.to tsHsh'nEs
sa.ie'' a,d 'tnls!iiea q those so1y mon,
to by their dGscHntthuts. lie unprecedented tnat
during. tho ucxt century wlso men or Ancric.s
would l0nn 10 SEQ tup5c Purltn.ltGA EdcAs nbAln
III force.
tho lew ind tho uon,iIc i!ad Returned y; p . she
IN" str.nstb al uf Christlity was iu u cultivation
II spiritiiai enrnestness and not in tic esial'-
iishnent q tho correstncss of any prticass Tx
Gru,rht abput Countless crsctls alid Ind n,n.la 1t
nossiI,Ie Far brnthors III the Sane hpusu 10 for
! ;wrrt tha hnncst tnn1tIy feeling ii frllcs1,]ty
Thn sncakcr tHrr tnok tp tho question OF
| etcrltu punishmciit, and suld thMt ln,a 1nuu,cut
@ s.,ndIiion ot slisI,os,ion and psychology. There
Wns - nhyaltni meaning. and the question tiMi
Nj ' t,,r Hi i;nnn ,shuthcr or not God wnuIIi sve
In In h,,t,,S, auii. Lut whether tho soul wllllte!
liz assIstance Of is Crentor. i1e cuuld not con
seivc of God wig could refuse to pae'on
Fiji vIew. however. did not apply to tho KnDd
W"vaa 1 Inn. "~'oN
niieIIuiun hn;, bcon abused, and twisted, Rnd
r,sTsnncd nwuY from mon, md b. askoll why do
,sss SnseS apo Man - werG rcspousiGjo fnr
trnmtTns ms,n r.irnn In n caroiul aid rCtsonnbie
,nunn"r' iin hnd tnlkci with !3rnthCr Thu1Ias
snv"r,i ttmea Mi,ont thn Idea OF eternal p,ulsh-
G @ en- 1ne solIl IL IN nuashct ycr aY,er
wrr' IL II msmIrtlat,t, ntd cNt,i.Ot believe IL"
l 1s"'; ,r,a IN n"fI'r, nf ira tnnn tGnt
,go,n,,f., thot t"I1nrE. DR.. Thut1lus wis
| w VI ,n"rt nY,,, y. nun whtxo every
ti'ouaht md fcel.nx wis in sympalhy with
s,1ns.nao na tnfsc.,. iir *,t,nnns n1j
! + Glr. pmtfnn1 Tbs Inttgr could, from hls peculiar
nal punishment. lir. Patton might b. the pos.
SCISSOR " lcart, but NJ MssvtE3nH 3 ~ .M!G !o,.L -
knnW ~ III llla o4'Et 1S$*&SHs.O4+.I y tS ~
, 1880-10-25

SUNDAY. PAPERS.
T1lE NEy. r. r. ufg'pw1N
prcnchn.l yesterday morning In tho FIrst Con-
grrpattonul Church, IN tho corncr of Ann aud |
Eltzauesn strev,F, on "rho Question Of snn.
llly Tnpurs."
Asn t,rclu.le 10 the sermon proper, be re- |
mprkrd that ia general sulc thoeu In favor at
tho sunday tscwdpapers vera not tnoMbers Of
cturcl,es while those npprsel 10 thc,n wnre
ch.troh-xon peorIc. This WIN only general
r.iie, aud tllrp Yct quito ttunbornf Christian
riyoii thp subject.
,ake M t,Ieson srfn',ler M ono he would @
cuantei,anee them. Th9 ttst 1acstion whcn ts!s
uphi, ~ Keep tho sthbalti !ft:r THO in,li.ur %
the te3t might 4c said thnt ,hH: kina nf
St t is nsasas @ sa,!rs ia " III .ee, e'tsa .o %a
Tod croatcd tho world md tt,nn lfo SreAtci,
%f ~ 19f '9 ',aff eyafeni yf @ Fs s Sna sl, 'G
sti wa n,,s,l,ttcly essential u insns hapi,i..
!'.d ds'ppassH' mosa liz iise S ;ss,' n xs;'
] e ~ '4o s}sss Il }s sol 5f as's sa
III ionit tho rest, and ir1,,', tho einphasttt PIT
upon il It wt,u!i teon MS II this was uno af tho
oE,set ~ IN. Ws G,rf tahs sine@ iol ;1 o
this nv fn I,ll mt r1IlnKcd, and aha principle
lhut lylt ugct.al tho p1iyHcnl rnat af tho Gn',-
hath wis found 10 nrply ~ vel! TO fn9rga.l:
tattur i ha.' bcrn discovered llA,l az sYllss,
r,ln,ilnV oil week ionV tho irpn n the. wheels
urystitiiizct mud snon ,slso outan ~ With turxas
NlitI lliuit, THE rest OF thu scycnh dMy wis ali
nfsniiitn neecssity; utld IL wis unduuhted thut
thoy otuld t ati0ro wVrk by resting onc lay I'll
ii hit boon chained tint Jesus Christ had act
asltlo tnu old Nisatu prreprts when iin benlch
thc st,k urIn tho sabutth Day, but fio simply
! Jews hid coycreit TN th6 Inv. nf,ll tu shnw thmt
il y1s hiwIiil IL do xnph on tho Subuat,. l1t
wis ,llwjya found siiy tn ,n lni,ur 10 te day:
iIp r.yerel tho old Aii,sasc. 8abDath; wvut lntn
the Ay,sapnY oi, that day; In fnct put tho snf,c-
, 1880-10-25

Er rltxrDy Kelly. tho tato Chief l1nro1,, en-.
joyed for tifteon years nm uxornFa professional
over realized by hi English lawyer excerpt Lord
Setborne, who, ns Sir lturnaetf Palmer. beforn
hls crvitt,n to tho wtM,!snek. renxt1 for soIl,ts
years $151DU0 Il year. Tho farReat ine0snu tnnls
hy Il pi,yaican III England wns by str nenjnmIt,
IIrudie, whO rtulizel III one year *5.pU. 1f
which tx, ,0O0 was for one operation for The
, 1880-10-25

,.u, WlheAcatossA IlYpuplaaaphites
I!!a sure consumption, coughs, wvak ltlnRs,
twuaW,enlt!s. aud general debility. Established
NsAly-one yeurs.
, 1880-10-25
RELIGIOUS.
Eternal Hope the Subject Of Prof.
Swings Sermon.
Tile Question Of Snn1hy Papers ns Viewed
by Nr. tiopIwln. a..
Or. Thomas Successor ptoachos SERMON o.
the Mos! Orthodox Kind.
Memorial &rlfts IN Honor Of Tho fate Fnrel
llurt-ollrr Ieltslaus Matters.
.sEt,NRNALrITOpE.n' .s

f1EtfE. HWlSfI :, IpEhh uf il(f1 eues1FhF
THO Following Sermon WAs PREACHED yesler,ay
n,s,rl,tnx 1T Ccutrnl Church by frpf. ewinp:
shnll mt thu ,I,'go nf all tho Garth Il" r1gi'tT'
The cuntroyc,ay tno wl,trt, nh cn,EIlef.t Meth
pttIst eurgy,In ind his Conference ar.. jtis en-.
terst,g eots,pts l,s all to thInls mytck nfhnt the
cuntl,, question tn thia leni t1stnrt,anec-sh0
fu.s Of tho oitnIklurs aratnst GUtl's INV. follnw.
Ing tho 'leufsn~l. n,,t eloquent loadershlp Of
t;n,Dn t,rtrr nf,,l othprs, Dr, 1l,phus ,enlArrE
TINT thu possibility Ut linppincss VIII always re-
mutt, OMEN To ny &c ti,nul creatures: thnt
II unty i hli dying IN sin cath by Boillu w-rowcr
reach pc,itrnec or tho 0tl1ur so or tho gl1t.e
| he will BY tlnlt pgttenco Ms Upon wings of Il
dow f1t iiEny fT,ih his torment MID bu Ut rest
| For thu nstcrl.urG nr such universal anil csor-
lastl,g prcy ile fcarless rroiteigr - urra1sI'ctl
bcrnro his clh.re|l eurt This event gives us m
| opportunity fUr RMMc!t,9 aver tttis Hold OF
Thought Anl, upiiilon. not only dies 1t nftnrd ~
opportunity. but II unmptla MI thoughtful pcr-
| sous to wnldor anew uvcr inc probable facts In
| thlA lfr1c ctuE+,. ..;,... -"
L.et ts to-day uusern few stops into this o9.
scuro country. Personally, like not thesc ef-
turls 10 Journey hcyonr tho sltnllt shores. Duty
tti this worll, n tlnppncss TIT this wnr!'I, found
III linrInssiy with the aws IT ttul mud sorlety.
nlEursl nintn wo'rn,Mu tlicinus nf dttpourac, Ine
highest tlilly Of tho ptptt Is doubtless tn urgu
nlcn 10 fnllow rhrst IN tllo,p xchrs, ursd then
prrn'It DeMth to draw tho curtain which cnl'-
ccps thP worll bsyt'i'sa that scrl. n"f 1'H's-
Mulch ,is our religious NtIcCstOrA would not
preach tho ,|s,tps nf tinlo but fvlt empowered
10 tsuosp tho situuttol uf saint aud yInncr Nfcr
they lnl lift thls world, thu unpleasant TASK
tevOlvcs upon us ttln!r children. Of cxafnlt'!il:
thes9 disclosures tu lenrn Whit value q Injury
,i,uy ~ therein contnIre,l. II ~ nnw to be- rc.
GREETED TINT pur fyicrs I,atl mt III l,er pls!l!a.
1hytT n0liI.p ih,lt l!lotlesty In sptttnnf thing:
Which 50 n!lrks tho pr.sten, hut ilt! l1.'hot
1rft t3Otl{I3 If eternity WlIiE
, 1880-10-25

,t.ns sukKlsts say tbcra Ia no proprietary article
:. s>@' sslss bostsr shan ulsna's 5uiphur Soap.
, 1880-10-25

r 10 Shakers Sarsllpariila IL Just what It paE-
F't@to Ge.-DLyl C,psi,V, u. u.
, 1880-10-25

The Public VIII lkpSynre Or a Fraudu-
leu: Initiation Of unbbins' Elcctr1n Soap now
being forced ON tho lnArkct by lnlsrepr'senta'
tlon. 1t Will ruin my clothes wished win H.
itlsist ti,ou having Dpbblns' Electric.
, 1880-10-25

ROBERT COLLXE!s,
He Is AAsOYED NTH cOWARbLv LETrklts,
Social Dhpa.eA u 1ht chieaao Tribune.
NEW Yong, Oct. 2t-Tho ltsy. Robert Collyer'
u1ator of tho Unitarian Church u tnu Messial,
, 1880-10-25
SUNDAY. PAPERS.

tBn ,t.at ulH,n thu ,nassivc t,rtN}s tho wOrls:
'rJlu WfstIuus und Goodness Of God.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-12-16
Business Cards.

WADENA POST OFFICE.
OPEN FROM 1870 A. NJ. TO $3.50 p. NJ.
Mail closes, goisg east, $40 A. NJ. $3.50 PM.
west, 3:4oP.M.
.' for Parker's Frairie Mondays and
Thursdays loOo AN.
Mail closes for 1n,naa, Mondays, 6:30 AN.
LON: PRAIRIE.
Tuesday. at 7 n. m. Wednesday. att p. m. Fri.
day, at a. m. Saturday, 1T p. m.
Money Orders :an he obtained upon post
offices in all ),arts OF tke United States.
GILES PEAKE, p. NJ.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1880-12-16

My stock speaks for itself. In 1879
l took eleven first, nine second, and
four third premiums. My breeding
pens are made up of most OF my
premium winners, and eggs from
them should produce some fine chicks.
Chicks for sale after Sept. LIST. Send
for circular with premium and price
lists. S. TYLER, cor. 10th and lllh
Are. S., Minneapolis, Ainn>
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-11-20

Judge Barbin was on hand to open
court at the regular hour last Tnss-
day morning. After impanneling
the grand Jury, the rest of the day
was consumed in setting cases for
trial. On account Of the very cold
weather but little has been done as
vet, and we defer making any report
of the proceedings had before his
honor until next week.
Among the visiting atte rneys we
notice Capt J. g. White, Judges W.
f. Blackman, R. j. Bowman, j. Os-
born, Mr.. R. P. Hunter and District
Attorney E. G. Hunter. all of Alex
andria, and Mr.. Baker, of New Or
leans. Our resident lawers all pres
emit. as followr: A Cazabat. H. L.
Daigre, NJ. F. Machen and W. l.
Richardson.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-11-20


Boys do . good many thoughtless
and foolish things "for fun" that
mortify them very much in the re-
mcmberance. To have been caught
ip some body's melon patch. or steal
ing . neighBors choice fruit, crawling
under q sbowman's tent, or playing
any kind of trick to the injury of
another, that has to be accomplished
in sneaking way. wont seem very
smart if you ever grow to be man
of sense. You will hate it, and won
der that You could ever have thought
it sharp.
Don't Aatter Yourself that the worst
thing about mean act Is in being
caught at it or found out. You can't
be low or vicious or tricky without
some one knowing it, and it does not
take long for q good many to find it
out It takes extraordinary talent
and deception to have q good reputa-
ton concealing bad character, and
it is never worth trying for. The
way to seem to be worthy is to be
trustworthy.
There was never yet boy who was
manly, honest and worthy Of conf
dence. that people did not End out
and give him his due. You can't al
ford to tribe with your reputation.
If you descend to indecent and i'm
moral conduct, it will soil your char
acter aud hurt your prospects, no
matter what your friends may do for
you, or how you may try to conceal
from good people that You do these
things. Just SO lon. as you allow
yourself =, practice the habits that
are condemned by pure. upright.
straightforward people Of integrity
whether you do it openly or on the
sly-you will make no progress in the
formation of fine character, or in
building mp a reputation. So, when
you are tempted TO any low, trickery,
dishonest, mean or unworthy act, stop
long enough to think what the effect
is going to be upon your soul, your
own mind, your reputation, and il
that is your strongest motive don't
do it
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-11-20
Learn About the Pulse.

Every intelligent person should
know how to ascertain the state of
the pulse in health; then, by compar-
ing it with what it is when be is all
ing, he may havo some idea of the
urgency Of his case. Parents should
know the health OF each child, as
now and then . person is born with q
peculiarly slow or fast pulse, aud the
very case in hand may be of that
peculiarly. An infants pulse is l40;
q child of !. about so; aud from 20
to go years it is 10 beats a minute,
declining to 60 ut four score. A
healthful grown persons pulse beats
70 times minute; there may be
good health down to 60; but if the
pulse always exceeds 20, there is .
disease; the machine is working itself
out; there is fever o. inflammation
somewhere. and the body is feeding
on Itself; as in consumption when the
pulse is quick, that is, over 20, grad
ually increasing, with decreased
chances of cure, until it reaches lilo
or 100, when death comes before
many days. When the pulse is over
10 for months, and there is slight
cough, the lungs are affected.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-11-20

Friday Mr.. John Land took lit
tie too much of the ooh, be joyful"
and disturbed the peace and quiet of
Colfax When the constable intima-
ted to him that be was wanted at the
Mayors Office, his friends started
him on the run down the river bank,
with the intention Of crossing the
river. But they were little too late,
and it created considerable merriment
among the lockers on to see the con-
stable. and the posse Of citizens he
had summoned to assist him, racing
for the boat. With the assistance of
the Sheriff Nj. Land was finally
landed in the MAyor's Office, where
he was fined IS and costs for the fun
he had been having.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-11-20
Bedford, Va, Alum and Iron
SPRINGS.
Water, Mass and Pills.

water, MASS ana Fills.
Adapted in chronic diarrhoea, constipa-
ton, snd scrofula.-Hy. Latham, NJ. D.,
Pres't Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhoea and Scrofula. PROF. :. Jackson,
University Pa.
Efficient in an@mia; excellent appetizer
Valuable in nervous prostratiop, iudiges-
ton and chlorosis.--G. e. Mathews, N.
D., N q.
ID fine tonic and Alternative, very valuable
in diseases peculiar to females. chronic
fever ard ague, bronchitis and diseases of
the digestive organs.--J. F. Roughton. N.
D, Ala.
Very beneficial in strengthening and inn
proving Q reduced system.-Rev. Jno. w.
Beckwith. Bishop of Ga.
Invaluable a. = nervous t0nic.-H0n. /.
C. Fowler. Tenn.
Recommended as . pryphylactic in Ma
larial districts.'- 4. Fairex, N. H., N. o.
Restores debilitated systems to health
T. C. Mercer, NJ. D., Ind.
Used with great benefit in Malarial
Fever and Diptheria. F. Dupon, N.
! D., Ga.
Of great curative virtue. --Thos. F.
Rumbold, N. D., st. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine arrangements and
malarious conditions-G. NJ. Vail, N. D.,
Ohio.
| Best Remedy ever used in diseases of
the throat.-P. A. Sifferd, n. D.. N. G.
| Tonic alteration diuretic; one of natures
greatest remedies. Medical Association Of
Lynchburg, Virginia.
Adapted in certain Affections Of the
kidneys aud bladder; dyspepsia, lupus,
chlorosis, scrofnlous and cutaneous affec-
tions-Prof J. j. Norman N. D., We
Relieves headache. promptly-both sick
and nervous.-Rev. E. c. llodson. Va.
Sample supply sent free to any physician
desiring to test. Pamphlets scnt free.
Analysis with each package. Water IS it
comes from the Springs a per case of 6
gallons in glass-$2 50 for gallons, a
for 10 gallons, 81 for 90 gallons in casks.
Mass SO cents and 81; - 50 and IS for halr
doz. Pills, pure sugar coated 25c. SOC.
and 81 package; 81 Is, q 50, spd 8 half
doz Sent postpaid anywhere. This Mass
and Pills contains in reduced space all the
curative powers Of the water, and is con-
venient, pahtable and soluble.
Springs open for visitors June lat. Board
$50 per mont. Special rstes to families
and parties. Carriages meet visitors at
Forest and Lawyers depot, each four miles
from springs, upon advice of arrival.
Address A. N. DAVIES,
Pres. of the Co,
~ Main st., Lynchburg, Va
For sale at the store Of 4. G. Deal. Col
fax, Grant parish, La. mh20-0m
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The San Antonio Express says: A
great deal of gold-$5 and $40 pieces
lis beginning to circulate in business
channels. and persons frequently ask
how it comes. The scarcity of green
backs has forced the government TO
fall back on gold to pay its soldiers.
Many thousands of dollars in gold
have recently been paid ont in this
department, and this 10 the source
from which it comes to the money
drawers OF our business men and the
pockets Of the people.
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Whatever You wish your child to be
be it yourself. If you wish it to be
happy, healthy, sober, truthful. sffec-
tionate, honest and goodly, be your
self all these. If you wish it to be
lazy and sulky, and liar and thief,
and drunkard and q swearer be
Yourself all these. As the old cock
crows. the young one learns. You
will remember who said, Train up g
child in the wsy he should 60, and
when he 10 old he will not depart
from it" And you may as general
rule, as soon expect to gather grapes
from thorns. or 6gs from thistles. as
get good, healthy. happy children
from diseased. and lazy and wicked
parents.
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NoTzcE. ALI out of employment
should address Frank Leslie Pub
fishing Co., Is DEFY street, New York;
IN active agent wanted in every
town. All who wish to make money
rapidly sh9pld send thirty cents for
ave weeks subscription to Frank Les
lies Weekly. (the only Democratic il
Illustrated paper published). Clubs
of four, for Ave weeks, for or: 1oi-
lar. or sample ccSSpy viii be sent for
Pix cents in postage stamps. Illus
trated catalogue free.
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A Mista

That editors are always deligted to
get anything to I'LL up" their papers.
That they have plenty Of time to
correct bad manuscript.
That they should ''rufr everybody
for nothing.
That they should know everything
whether informed or not.
That they have plenty Of money.
That they should ''notice" every
ecallswag show that travels.
Thatthey should have news whether
there is any or not.
That they should print the name Of
every man who attends . dog fight or
horse race.
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GUNN-At Colfax, Grant parish, La, at
o clock p. m. Sunday, November IA. 1880,
L1ssIE FRANCIS SHERRARD, wife of A. d.
QUINN, aged 81 years, 8 months and "a days;
q native of Georgia was born February
II, 1643.
Mrs. Gum leaves a husband, an infant
babe and three or four small children to
mourn mothers loss.