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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

Recenis the week last week 900 bales cor
responding CAS- bales Exports Tor me wc"k
100 scattering lots OF Now " ors are arriving
but ih-rc stlci price a. yet receivers arr sNg
iron, 2jc Hops 1879 selling -O"y ~ zoe Tor
Choice: rqHcy held At 20 1Ilc hui no pus
reported az that figure Picking IN almost c"ll
in tins stale In mould has done considerable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

DOUBLE. Track, .ruE LOT ,lNrAoyED reUIP
VITA ABoOLt r. rAfAil.
on and a,trr5 CNG2l; $50
EXpI,s7 Trains lNe Nc"l Oh W. bt7tio''es ana cru
as 7so. ~, 40 iiW'ea). 4 a. III" 20 4 $40 -
~. g. % T. SO ana ~ m. a., ~ nis.i ... -, IN
and !. m rdnling through Wa It'n.on ara Cam
H"ts Of Brooklyn, Annex connect t, All throus trains
soy Cty. snoroins speedy and dt.ci trn'cr ior
r. iar tan cave West Phi ,aepha - 3IS 425 ?
80 80. ana a n' i6 5 en-, 80 I'' a r. ~
SaGa.u ) ara D. ~ Leave PA sd,ip 'ia Wa Canaen.
Tirlct 0fccs 535 aaa 9ii Broa4wAy No hs'or Housn
ami n,t OF De,n,o-,l and cosi.tst.i curt aad
Brios "a Annex suon. 700. q Fuanst. ifoo.Yn; %
in ', 80. eAc, od.c s. la,i~rs '' e.
I"e Nc"-i 'h 'i~a'". lDtnf VIII ''' '"' 4A' V'oeS
-. gage from 10 t.H N l''"cAt-'
IMAM General Manager. G,ncsl ,a,..ue,r AGENT
,gHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as mo
l NIWYONN. LAKE LEIH AND w. ,rf2N R.Gl~
4rRt>orN,s, or rp,Ss TAXING FrFsrr WAY TO- 1850.
ga m.-G cnnat 4nd tme.io '9 M S. D'a*nS-
p M ,p.iy.l-FA- Il. ioit' t,prs- arriving - Bot.
.alo q. ~ fug wit. 'a.t Trans o. thr Wei s"i
s,utaNesC rulal.ns 81 Draw.nsrool sleeping coa.n.s
g. g. tpaIvi- "acihs rv,ro,s for the We, o.o.png
gches tno =" ~ nHls'' 3D., s.I' - =, M ana
D. .l,,,ye ,,,. cr, street B,po, N,y ycrx Cor
p m an . . midnight ssturty n-at, oap sundays.
Gaibe,foi and ra..aic d. 100 10, loeo la,ho 1927
?45: So. 80 3 10. 800 $40 $50. = 1880 D. b. 3
mani DO. -un N9 ht, sou 80 a. ia, ilJ. $50, M,
auo j. uliullii.
-. 3.lh B.. 3d. $50. D. 30 oi- e.i1 t.l' . -
9.l5. To- d.. f.. l.ts I'D. e. q. 3D. aud B. ti.n d.
-uec.I Dt d. u go -, 5,3 51f .. ID. sslO
lo:So b. ~ add m.iniga -und"s. 6vy. $50. lu:;O
M l. b.. ,.}f. 7.II D.. boa. .nl D. intiufsa.
N.lw ,A 1850. 1902 o. ul, iaup 300.
Ntnhur. and oOrua al, t..u a m. 1T, $50 sun
Il IA iou nl KINGSTON 900 "a. $3.50 D. M. suniays $50
a.
SUNDAY d.. $500. J |:-u p. rl. ti'. d. ir
NJ ido.oN f fIf o. lH.tH a. m. .;l' $50 !. tiA
Suudt, $3.50 log ~. $50, r. 10. Tie a. T. and 80
T. connect WITH NcN-NvIA ANA os~rgs 1iMlut
il. irtid ut Nlu--t
Pot Jews $500 g. io.'"a. 1909. Z IL, ,r. sun.
! da,s N:au .l.-o 81. ll O.. h.ffar. D. n.
Nufr-blat. leave -3I -i. ui ard grrtnr amer
each lou A. to ga Ia aAd a. iO.,s AID a.
1 y. ln
an ~l.r ing 'oil 'aa Doe O3Iln. ana O,drrs 90
che krf Auf ttIn gro L7tn-n nn cfi the tOal
panf- Orcc. SOS. 'N, I.. 500 BROADWAY. = y SO. ,
! Cou.ts Bio'elyu, %. ltto com. ..I's p. pos.
I.lrr,t Grains tD1 tc . .rry. "a Nca York al z d
! and il:-t m. auf D. lN y. o..
JNO. y. ABBOTT Geup Peat Agt New york
! NORTHERN RAILRO AID OF NEW-JFNSRY.
~ ma leave toi hl"lrWood. ClDstel P.oIr.hf ua ".
acN. =, o. D. E J. :, ., t'n $3.50 lu. $50 Ilsl D. "A
-uuda, -. . H. i au $40 o. I'D. Gto II 80 y. Va ,in wt
| leAye 10 In'uu - Later SATURDAY nights
| Manuel spring Valley an MOa,ef, 7Ol 900 81 t-0
JNo. y. BBOri. General Passr Agent New YorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND Brook ROUTE.
FOR III EAtDA ! o. ~ fifft \.

HOUND bItgf X ROUTE.
en auoD & * /. i, Of j. ooo' fab
FOR station y n api Gre2ns,' at a' sa -,
Gay fos station at a. c5 @2 ard 1hri IA ss 75
lIl5 lSo $40 80 ~ N on sunday a. $50 His III
' sg'' s3 ''5 5'o 1' 7o isp sunday At SIS
Heiunrg trains viii Philadelphia ,or Nc~York
PROM station philadelphia sni kesins al'oai eorls,
q. 5ij, 6:l0 7:l5. - p. ON sunday $50 ~ m 0"t
FROM Thra ant EerKssts at 8, s2o. 9?o. II m.'
l25 B . - c' i;3g p a. sunday al sSoa H. p H.
Fo@ .ento2 Warren ala except s99
e:lg p SUNDAY ~ 929 a. ~ 90 , u. 30 OK ~,
ot s57 1923 r9Aaw aef az s Diar E 5oe G9,s
ana ,hsgk 3D., s,n s he D s, hg' aa s a. ana rs
Gih ave. Now-N ork1He tourt>e fo,A a a.. 70 ,hes
ar" 4" '2n = H} IT. cis - Gs'5GR
FOR RONDOUT aud KINGSTON.-Lanlng
ho sqPeIssns II, foa os y al
DcaTire aad walkil Valley lrd. ,.ear.'ee,s ANt.
p IN. Pier -. North RIVER loot 'sr l.gn.s- ,,o.
he "a SKILL FOUNTAINS
NEW-YORk CEN1RhL aud hudson
~ RIVER RAIIRot D.-C"wmcneing -"'t .wDer Is.
-. through tf.Ius Ui leave s. -,Ih Central uc1ots
Pl1tt iaig t. Adams AMI A5ufrr vi =. tho ga drawing
1850 n. Chicago rs r..s drawing ears to canan
Hia6 3D. % l5ao5 AMI ROY with come tons ~ Utica
400 n. m Accommodation tu Albany ani TROY
600 y. H. ~. T. us EXJTess diiy "lh s'"ppg cars Tor
Ions. thTou aAf L. Tie Week asa
ccIiag cars Tor TIA D. Toledo and DetrJt ant Or Mon
tlcal exc ping SUNDAY night, VII >lrat 80.
~. Express, call-, vi lrrpinH cars 10
NlggaIa Fails Rochester, Bio Cleveland. lo do Der s
and Cica2o and 8 gyton va Utica ana "a''r'o"h via
Rome excepting -a;u1d'ys.
gn d. M Fast ENofa- Montreal. Roche and Corn
ing via Cen Va. sleeinS cars 70 Geneva Rochester aud
10 !. m Nisht Expre.s with a-e,.1s c'rs to Albany
arr Troy.
We-tcoit's iXpr~~ orcrs Par -.tt, uA 80 auI 3iS
BruidNey wNOrl. aud "33 - ~ r2t'A.t, TT uAyn.
J. NJ TJCCEY, Cen ~u. O.. B. NErh ~. a. 90 Fl>sr at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
UREEHoLD AND N7-W-YOgK RAILWAY

EREEHOLD AND NNW-YOHK MIDWAY
COSNkCIlDN
Lave loot 81 Ibouys, for Ficesoid at 10 HIS A. m
= EW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- BAY ROUtr-l0r Highlands. sc.e Scson M
Monmouth Eeah Atauucyic. Long Branch, O''an tys
A-DuTy Pas Girt, Point 81 sassn 1Ons Hcc Dlrar
gat Ninrland. AILAHitC CITY etc a.. IN
Leave New-fork. loot Liberty So. D. ~ L H., "a"
34j. y IN.
- $50 IOrg Brunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

bDNDN IUENVU LINE 10 BD1IUN.
Z VIA GOV lnENCG bIN.t =.
A LII. L. U.lA MILES OF t.AiLa
IIhsf-C.A~~ ACCD OLA lIDNr ONLh.
Tho lavoritv ualHrf t'dmcrs
NAS>ACii(. ~ - AND RODE ISLAND.
lai' SUNDAY rk,eit,d icm - North l'eP zoos o.
so incrm,,l.ie andin4s between Nce.Yorl ana Provl
ocuvc. Pass gers rref. Boston O.. . q. 30.
a-Ioums ahu cAct4 secured 90 auj j"i, 7' ana
o. nrlAiw y. ami bttop An auu Fhh ,Nenue lilts,
AcW- orc and 5 Matn!nstunrt. brooklyn icset7 arc
cold D. uciAi hos and t,lt. ou' -. Adta
offices OF e-cou Exp.oss C0mpapy Fu-ht taken AZ ov
=
l.. ". iIlININS i. :. BAIOOth.
H. Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
Eienmbonfs nn0 RGlIrnaog.

a LBANY BOATS-PE0pLE'S LINE piitW y,
- and ~ IprT ieaye pier - sore. r IT, a,' .,
tuniay morning rxccptsD VITA tsal.s Eosh West aaa
EXCURSION toAlb4ny aid ret5re eo3 30 qlr; ,.,.
ALBANY DAY BDATS.-ALBtNY aud
street Per 50 AMI 2iist - . o. b o,liyn b7 snes
81 p M s'"'laE "a fyfes Fly We,; Point @e"' ~s
l...,,ascr5 ~. .nf - west Poa' y Woi,r can g,
tie 70 o. No. nan on tIs r.trr aIt fe1w1v- ~ =.
o. coup5ns soo ~ IT, ias,n ,er T. Il ye i,r 30,
Va -t"'fta ,ttlN tpw aom sAft "A
GENITAL RAILROAD or NfW-JERSEY
- Pcrn s'1f'OY 20 Nrr Work font ~ bs.frrt -
REM 20 ion N roiyn foot II Fr',-7., 's're.f'
Commit rT Jnae FL. Is2o-reave He york 500, o. LAD
$40 4. n.-For aston. Betlles.m. WIND G,p. Mslet
Ch11s 'ssaaeaa. Du'ton. Upper Lohi,n. "1'soiba:re
= 8 mo- E;' 'as p T. and ws.aa a r..
~ s1 M t,n,o,,, i n.A H., "ss 10 s
panTil iiFn'p1L Ianaqua. Dillon NaIncoso. UDpos
lo:3.a o. Yer soncr,ille Fen,ngtoo &c 49,.
n. !or = eniI tt,n. Ea5toa Alrn:ovn R"adnE Hsr-
J.3op ~ ~ Tor ti.a'nlon Elsfol. Bsneaeu. WiaiGa2.
MG-oh Chunk TausquI Dri'on. MAN'5.arrs, -eri"tp',
80 p M scaoo'eys Mountain. EigA Bnlgo Branch.
4.5p -tor ,,'a.sr.I',. Fleml- eion e..c
b.3u p POI lts."n i-i. Iicx wet. D. p. A,sn
tow a'asinF har sgnrs Mauch ctur "i'<e-1>Fr 90
FOR faaisi6- ht5.5o aI5. C.fj 7l5.7.i,.8 .saa0gl.
1893 lC;:5. ll;iH. - am l-;id, l3. 3 -
Z. T:l5, -:it.s:lj. ,:i5, 1919 ~. j. ,. 30.
,pnoay ai .le'.e -. $40 a. H. I:p.a &C., Pound B-o,s
and u te aea .e anon. a. '3I p a.. ~ f~,'n. Ane'
"%g liani.e's 'l4 ."e "''i g FL. ~, o,- .i; ,,;
9@?o 10 .:a. li.l5, - i-.g, ZAP ' g., -. 80
- Is. t S2. g. 10 "a, %, ,s - . w.. b. . "a
e. Jcey 1y sts on 90 a" rom b'o''' ar ias DP'@
NEW-YORK AND long BRANCH DIVE
AL, ahiL LIVE for PERM A'oboy -oath Aoa ., als
avian, keypoI', iia NdG etonu. ia 4IA i.-c '.Fsr
Grrve, Asta'y P'rS. ocean Beach -ir- ,e 80 Grt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

DOUBLE TRACK ruE MOST IMPROVED EoUIP
sf.sT And TIC FA~FE THINE CNF~fSTi.I
VITA AB>OLl IT. sAtLil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
yp,.Irs. BFrRlEo AND Nurs-pRlRp.

Trccpts 81 DT0d I,14b Of tht Wrth 10 pkg; with
qI IN a. al iXroris 81 cl Apple. $50 bulls
Cbntes y4rnr4tna apple. tt.lu@ "a g03~t with lacy
lo- u j,buiuR "a 100 san DRIED a. ple' are seIs
better al iuh previous P'''~ -'"ti
TcrIne-rre quar-. or. "ncun4 at qcotat"ns.
catlo.d nf t,utl.~ts,ru QlAtcs fy.d Louis.
soil iodav an exporter ai &c Hold r. Of L'lloicl
P..ra ~ a. oDeTug Their siO.k on he Market Y
- SOC ar. nominal asking Drl,rS mp eirI tVAli"tsd
are nInrI. !@c. Wei" 1d tor GOOD oS come common
S,ock selling st i2c. sales OF 80 Dbs 0 Choice North
caro- ma -und.ei Peaches rcpDTc 81 zl0&it. 80 lois
fr ,,eorg. here Ado % Of NHpreioi Quarters aud
ii Ve were fo Lo f0Iiaer ana 5@C ol ihc attcf
tfupT. r. clIltS nlH
sales at latDr pfCc~ stale Pluus Offering al llc
larlcries very firm g. bid Tor several lots la
suac' We demand Peanuts has aust Cldrd aY
m prices o. IiDlchcn have reached o-=c ana even
49,. Tor -Lei ed. Quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
rg'O PHILADELPHIA,
VA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

TIE oLD.UsTABiIsHEO ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

q TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. 3
STATIONS ~ PliiLArELPutt. - Ni-H-IOhR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

r.rcipts IL 1910 E-s; last week 6SJ. pk gs
core .poaeipg last year i.-7z pigs There j.
a lrr romtna -iIic4lf ifte tld eggs, and outside
oroilli,o- have beu hc Iune ~ RS no. 10y iof The tn".t
= winch
n M ,.a. have % y. sid a. inside h-Grcs Neary egg
ar v.fg sclrcs the rorut- niiLn IRON ttnaia and
tht Net. w.th qit0a goJG many iIon the STATE Quota
tlnIrt
repu. Y dor 70 aIfiq Canada, fresh .....- l. els
es,.n > as D'iar a. good a. Gl72
fail In rutu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
E!scmboata an0 RnilroIos.

4 MARY POWELL ,or West Point, Corn
landing Ozlrus Mdnn NoS.i anb1rr 11l HvIe Pa
leaves OF W .iif--L $40 alt -lIHS AT j:3t
cyauln. tri. 90 3 g. H. north and west Baggage
by express .sce.vsi at Weary Il. ony.
HALL RIVER LINE -
! FQl. roSrON Az TIE EST You, ,-o,-
s' at5:jo D. NJ leave Brooklyn wa "AnneA' de p. NJ
Jersey clY 90 Q. Ill.
NEWPORT LINE For BOSTON AND THE
steamer, Old COLONY nd NLWPORT cave Picr q.
y loot Of 3lurlysL. daily (except sumo l'l ~ d. m
only ,,eaIer o date an connect ia. w't'l
,es New29ri I'd. 'eS no'a,'s At -., ar ~ I l.'
Ft-s' y i' o'' Oh '''"'i i,,.tFN & IOvrrI hr,ut,
$50. L. CoNNoR Gem l.,S.AG~
COB BRIDGEPORT ana all points on Nau-
anne -ip tir. 3 r. r. Gally 1880 80 p u
tAIe over thiu ~ my or-c. route.
NOR NEN-HANEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
1 lltLD. " nliE NOUS ta!Ne mon "A. aai IN
usl au l:Op m connecing win special Tram, At New
haven iOr hartford Springfield, No. rlcfcis sold ana bdy
gage che aeIa. 9ii BrclwJ No"-lorA. ami Coirtst,
htDJ.Itu.
yOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
80 p. ~; 35d.,t. /. ~. 3p.m. rtRE, 35 CENTS.
LNCULsir1 il'NLr-.oO GEMS.
I EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
A. PA-9. NGfR TRAIN on an af,.r June 1880 VIII
ie4, eppts. footo. Gorilla d ni Dr,oss ISIS al - al.
i p and a' S Sk wssc sa W&yiy
lthara Genoyr, LYONS Hnuao ,e West Pullman sleep
fr-us icaynrar 40 N. ana p. NJ, connect ior all
poIuts gahanoy and lia1. ton galley -.
I.B EllNGlON, Hcacial "a. thgcr Agent
{. N. GU MMI.'G-, Ascent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

TIE daily average receips week AZ tho various
points of distribution fcl0ws; Erie RAILWAY. o.
cl,,- OF Cream .8,5 Mk: Harlem Railroad - :
CO.; New-Iaven RAILROAD. HUDSON River Railroad
90: Railroad lO72cans MIX ami O. cans OF
l+25 OF Mlh
by HUDSON River boats $40 toIa % - cans OF MIX
Of a. 1aris sch price when the surplus has been
sold ttiOr during tho week averages ~ -J1 fe,
drnlug al 5ni TO 81 he IL tn and to 81 %
ON the which change ~ 10
OF the Weok supply been increased by about go
caus per day aud az mostly sweet mere
~ too much Offering demand The age price PAID
farmers vi the mOnth Of August : &c. per quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

: !
Of Apple to97 bDls Ne1ry al varieties OF Apples
Stog 6..Kei. 81 Peaches from Maryland and Della
Wags to-sy and h.ht supply from Jersey
..a u,,uVc.. Fancy fIbt soI fairly. bat
~ thr Ordinary NmO h ani
e demand small Good Pears arc scarce,
al.ple - eGtrrnc yrUer even common Ots are moving
IN lv CHOICE Boz II btftciis arrived toaaT, aud
odd "A - 81 Dos few uP rScr Ounces are Of
rur IS s4aSiJn crJ iiums arc caeo Ia ROod demand
am. D. ynsr Ice few lots NJ CrluDeT1et 'rNihg u tiOHy
nj a~7a por bb Cane Goa beru, ana - pet crate Tor
f.,sr, t.r.,rs r'fndAu The demand hte
it,,r,,. 90. suGA RI al bet
a gpHi deal Of publicity haa been X 10 The storie,
~ mo immense damage Tie Orange
IN i!orda ~ the recent sioims The reporter has
rced ms fJI0ning lIct Trustworthy source: The
so,n ,ats TO have been The sumter County al
tioIpt llous done f,1 Onaa clear across The
Ia = soutntas. orS direction along Ia Gu the
I,oun ycl albllci. HaTrls, l3f:os. lfuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

Exports G,s43 bbs.; OF Onions. -pkgs I'm
Poi.ioes are finn urdtr cooI shipping demand; Chou
Rass have cold 80. Sweets are about steidy. cnio
rather .pnrugly offered firm Lima BrIns hrmer Coo
lots OF cucumber Pickles higher. Naermrlons qnii
, my and very ow Oheg Vegetables without imporaI
Oupfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

Nr0RlNuCH line
pROVIDENCt LINE TO BOSTON.

q ViN y II T I'm
n - Bo,,oa worcester. Portland and thu White MOI
iaI. VIZ NtW OutGn.~l tm,ts cave Rier No 10 Nuf
RIVER at %. m. III 3. cA,eV ~.,in ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
Iirtnnclal-
/AS STOCKs.

NINClNNA Tl, lndianapolI> 1T. Louis aud
Y CLi,rco Co .haf-s wanted bY iiiAtLEo H. HOoih,
Room o. 1 nlc., aullmf NeN-N"rN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

A LBANY BOATS-PEOpLE'S LINE. DEW
and ~ INtT ieaye Pisr o. - Nor.l r ~ . L., ="
t"9, 81. oycry ~ces d1v coArco'i'g a.. AiD.h.
FasL
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19
Two Remarkable COlOred Men.
kalamazoo Gazette. |

There are in Kalamazoo at present
two very remarkable colored indiyid-
uals. The most remarkable one is
from Paw Paw. He can take any Ordi-
nary piece of paper and after rubbing
it in his hand few times, breathe upon
it and set it on fire. This is no humbug,
but is an actual fact. Mr.. David Fisher,
the worthy clerk of the village school
board, has had considerable business
that kept him in Paw Paw the past year.
He heard of the fellow and went to see
him perform the ''trick," as he supposed
it to be, The boy protested that there
was no trick about it and that he was
unable to account for the phenomena.
Mr.. Fisher, not being satisfied, went
to the fellows house in the night, got
him out of bed, made him wash his
hands and arms, then made him swab
out his mouth, gave him a drink Of
water, and bid him go on with the show.
The result was that the paper Ordinary
newspaper brought for he purpose)
was set on fire. Mr.. Fisher says there
is no humbug about it.
The other individual is a young color
ed fellow from Chicago, that plays a
mouth organ so scientifically as to
charm all who hear him. His feats on
this little instrument are truly remark
able. He can initiate almost any
instrument that is played, and has
succeeded in picking up considerable
money in the place.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19
Tally Two for Bob.

There is much that is noble and gen
erous about Bob Ingersoll. He says:
Il don't see how it is possible for a
man to die worth $5,0OO,0O0 or $4,000,
600, in city full Of want, when he meets
almost every day the withered hand
of beggary and the white lips of fam,
inc. How man can withstand all
that and hold in the clutch of his hand
$50, 600 900, or. $3O,00O'oOO, is past nay
comprehension. | should not think he
could do it any more than lie could
keep pile Of lumber when hundreds
and thousand were drowning in the sea.
If you have but dollar in the world,
and you have to spend it, spend it like
king; spend it as though it was a dry
leaf and you the owner of unbounded
forests. That's the way to spend it:
/ would rather be beggar and spend
my last dollar like king, than be a
king and spend my money like a beg
gar.s
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19

AN ELOQUENT PAssAGE.-The fol-
lowing, says an exchange, is from the
pen Of the late George D. Prentice ::
1T cannot be that earth is mans only
abiding place. 1t cannot be that our
life is mere bubble cast up by eternity
to float a moment ON its waves and
then sink into nothingness. Else why
is it that the glorious aspirations which
leap like angels from the temple of our
hearts are forever. wandering unsat-
isfied 2 Why is it that the stars that
hold their festival around the midnight
throne are set above the grasp of our
limited faculties, forever hooking us
with their unapproachable glory? And
finally why is it that the bright forms
of human beauty are taken from US,
leaving the thousand streams Of our
affections to flow back in Alpine tor
rents upon our hearts? There is a
realm where the rainbow never fades ];
where the stars will be spread out
before us like the Islands that slumber
in the ocean; and where the beautiful
beings which pass before us like
shadows will stop in our presence for
eyer1
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19
Abigail jenkins
% M at fulton Co ills
A "HOss' Story.
ARIZONA Start


A crowd had gathered, as they always
do, when it is lies they are swapping
this time it was horse stories, and one
after another had related some marvel
Gus feat OF the animal the last one of
course the most wonderful. A man in
the crowd, evidently pioneer in pros
pecting, from his wide sombrero, un-
kempt hair, high boots and blue shirt
who had been listening with bated
breath to each story as it was related !;
here interrupted with, "Let's all hands
take drink and I'll tell you boss
story that'll take the wind out Of them
'uns, you bet!" Accordingly they
piled into the bar-roonl, and after each
man had drained his glass, he opened
fire:
at was one evenin' when the injens
where bad here, me and my pard were
over bout whar that grave yard
town is, when | seed as many as twenty
Apaches comm at full tilt. My pardner
didn't see 'em, he was on the hills just
about whar the Tough Nut is now, a
pickin' at some rock, but did, and you
bet your skin did not wait to tell him
nuther; | just jumped my mustang,
and rode right in here 70 miles by day
light in the mornin' without givin' that
ere boss breathin spell and we'll, sir,
when | got here | was well nigh used
up but that horse went to eating mes
quite as though he was just fresh took
out of the corral.'
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19

Mr.. Hayes has made nice little ar
rangement by which he rewards three
of his scallawag friends at the South.
Longstreet is appointed Minister to
Turkey in Maynard's blaze, Maynard
Postmaster General in Keys place and
Key Circuit Judge for life in Trigg's
place. 1t would be good joke if the
whole of these should be rejected by
the Senate in a body. Neither of them
is fit for the position assigned to him
and we can call to no particular services
by which either of them has commended
himself to the favorable consideration
Of Democratic Senate.-[Shreveport
Standard.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19
The Lord Prayer.

Our Father
BY right of creation.
BY bountiful provision,
By gracious adoption
Who art inheayen-
The throne of thy glory,
The portion of thy children,
The temple of thy angels
Hallowed be Thy name
By the thoughts of our hearts,
BY the words of our lips,
BY the works of our hands
Thy kingdom come
OF Providence to defend us,
OF grace to refine us,
OF glory to crown us
Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven
Towards lis without resistance,
By lis without compulson,
Universally without exception,
Eternally without declension-
Give us this day our daily bread
OF necessity for our bodies,
OF eternal life for our souls
And forgive us our trespasses-
Against the command of Thy law
Against the grace OF Thy gospel
AS we forgive those that tresspass against us
By OBTAINING our characters,
By embezzling our property,
By abusing our person
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us
OF overwhelming Affections,
OF worldly enticements,
OF Satan's devices,
OF sinful affections
For thine is the kingdom, the power aud the
glory forever
Thy kingdom governs all,
Thy power subdues all,
Thy glory is above all,
AS it is in Thy purpose,
So it is in Thy promises,
SO be it in our prayers,
SO 1t shall be to Thy praise.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19

Mrs. Henry Wendt of Winona, Mimi,
left her two months old baby in its era
die while she stepped into another
room. Soon the baby screamed, and
hurrying back the mother found that
the family cat had made a determined
effort to eat the baby. The skin
and flesh on one side OF its forehead
were torn and bleeding, the cat having
gnawed through to the skull. The
little ones hands were badly scratched,
showing that it had tried to protect
itself. The cat was killed, and the
baby will probably die from the shock.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19

An old teamster of fifty years expe-
rience says he has never had case
of the CALLS upon his animals where
the following preventive was adopted,
which was simply to rub the collars
inside every few days with little
neatsfoot oil, and the. moment any dirt
was found sticking like wax to wash
it off with warm soapsuds and then oil.
A yoke from oxen or collar from a
horse should not be removed when
brought into the stable from work UNI
til tile sweat is entirely dry and all,
chafed spots should be oiled.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19

A German physician claims to have
discovered means of dying the eyes
of animals in general and Of man in
particular any color he pleases. He is
accompanied on his travels by dog
with rose colOred eye, cat with an
orange red eye, monkey with a
chrome yellow eye, a negro with one
black and blue eye, and negress with
one gold colored and the other silver
white. The doctor says that his process,
instead of injuring, strengthens and
improves the sight.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-06-19
Amusing Report.

The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution says
the following letter is an exact copy
of one now on file in the Post office
Department at Washington. It was
received in obedience to orders to
postal officials to make quarterly reports
of the condition of their Offices:
fulton Co ills
July the 8 1857
mister James buckanin, president of
the United States Deer Sur Bean re-
quired by the instructions Of the post
etfice to report quartly, now fooltill
that pleasin duty by reportln as follows
The harvestin has been goin on perty,
and most of the labors have got thur
cuttin bout dun wheat is hardly aver
age crop on rollin lans corn is yellowish
and wont turn out more than ten or
fifteen booshils to the aker the health
Of the communitie is only Tolerbly
meesils and celery have brok out in
about 9 and half miles from hear.
THAR air q powerful awaken on the
suhiec of religun in the potts naborhood
and meny soals are being made to
know there sins furgivin miss nancy
Smith deer nabor had twin day before
Yesterday one of them is supposed to be
a seven monther is poor ragged thing,
and wont live half It's day this is bout
awl know and have to report the pres
ent Guaeter Civ my respects to Mrs
Buckannin and subskrib miself yOOrs
Trolley.
Abigail jenkins
pm at fulton Co ills