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The handkerchief Came IN the
SeuaIo

| o0Ildt0.
| Washington Letter tp Chicago Times,
Senator ConzhnR, for the three days
that he has been in Cobgress this week,
has had the corner Of a dainty silk hand
| kerchIef sticking put of tho outside
nfeast-pocket Uf his Goa. The handker-
chief Is OF dull-yellow silk, plaided with
red stripes, and has d red border. Sena-
Tor Thurman also has a great fancy for
colored silk haudket chiefs, aud always
carries thsm; hnt he usually carries a
dark one, for he Is an lnveterate snun-
taker. But on yesterday IN the Senate II
VAS noticed that he Aupt turning his ey es
toward the brilliant hADdkeTchIef show
Ing in the pocket 0f the daiuty New
York Senator. Ihen Senator Thurman
was OBJ te-ve1 to take his own long.suf-
feriDg Dandana from his poe ket and +,
looking al IL c0ntemptuOusiy, thrust 10
back Iuto his pocket. Finally he got up
aud walked over TO Uonkhng's seat aud
II was plain - he set II, asked to see his
handkerchief, Senator Coukling.took IL
out OF his pocket anl held 1t up by two
corners Thurman stood off and ad-
iuired II, and then stepped up aud felt 4
it between his thumb a finger, like a
lady when buying dress. Tnen CoDk-
ling hung the hand dkefehief from tue
ceutte over bis finger aud let IL fall in
folds, as clerk In a dry goods store
holds silks 50 as 10 show them In their
best hight. COnkhna drooped bis curly
head on one side and gaZed at It admir-
lugly, while Thurman again stepped
hack in the aisle to GIT a better effect OF
the colurs. When they had admired IL
sufficiently, ConkluG folded the hand
kerchief ana offered 20 present it TO
Thurman. Senator thurman cd at
loLglugly, partly strHtchrd out his rgLt
hand, aud then drew i ack. ConklnR
still pressed u upon him, but Senator
Thurman shook his head and, drawing
his own old faded rel baudana from his
pocket, took large pinch of snuff aud
walked away down the aisle.
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POLITICAL FRAUDS IN THE
SOUTH.

From Boston Herald, Ind
Colonel McClnre's account Of the
condition of things In Mississippi ID
quite as interesting and instructive as
his report from Georgia, though rath-
or less rose colored, owing to the back
wardness OF the former as compared
with the latter State. His assertion
that there was MP violent suppression
or control of the negro vote in the late
election is accompanied by y rebuke
Of some Of the cases of conspicuous
unfairness in tho counting, and some
thing very like an apology for the
methods by which property and in
telligence" secured control of the
South. The question of the domina-
tion of the white race, he thinks, is
now settled irrevpcably. "Both races
understand it, an both are more con-
tent, more harmonious and more pros
porous to day than at any other time
since the war olosed." Fraud, under
eolor of law, is his phrase for the new
me hods OF preserving what has been
gained, and he mentions three or four
Congressional districts In which it was
naRrantly y manifest. Gen. Chalmers
case, in the Vicks burg district, he de-
nounces as ''slmpl an unmitigated
fraud" The Democratic candidate
was "faIrly beaten by several thou
sand, and he will dishonor himself and
the South by claiI ming the seat on such
a title" The conclusions Of this i'm
partial observer in regard to this and
some OF the other disputed districts
may well commend themselves TO the
people Of the South and TO the Demo-
clats in Congress. TO attempt to seat
members returned by fraud or by
trumped up technicalitles which would
defeat the clearly Expressed will of the
people will retard the final elimination
of the Southern question from our pol
ltics and play into. The bands of North
ern demagogues who have an interest
IN keeping up t le agitation. We
should suppose tile South had had
about enough of that.
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Girls This is the last day of leap
year How stands the record of the
dying year? Hangs there from your
belt masculine scalp, or have you
neglected your quadrennial preroga-
tives and permitted the year to 90
unimproved? You have but one
day to make up the omission. Dc
not neglect the sole remiang oppor-
tunity. Before 1884 it may be too
late.
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NOTICE-TO BON DHOLDERS.
IN OFFICE OF STATE TREAsURER.
bower. Del Nov 4 Iaan

BY virtue of an act or the General A.
sembly, passed at Dover, February f2
l17, hereby give notice 10 holders oi
At the Philadelphia National Hank. IN ths
city of Phiiadeiphia during the busin go
hours of that b. NIX, on the hrst three Sec
ular days OF January. 1881, prepared 70 re-
34J TO 800, both inclusive of the denonains.
lion OF one thousand dollars each or the
issue OF the bonds Of the State or Deiae
ware, under date OF January |, ls6S. and
that from and after the said first day N
january 1. 1881, the interest on said bond
will cease. ROBERT J. REXNOLDa.
nov6-2taW2m. State Treaaurer
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rHE WATTS TELEPHONE.-The Won
4 ders OF a simple Instrument that will
yet make q noise in the world. busineas
nen wanting their offices connected WITH
remote parLs ca their works will do well
TO call ON M. +. Hayden, corner SIKH
for the State Of Delaware. Where = line
In now In operation fer trial he referu for
WORK done. References: Geo. w. Bnah
Son The Harlan Hollingsworth Co. :
Bros. and othera. decI-dIno
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q HERIFFB SALE.
- BY virtue OF . writ OF Vena Exponaa
70 mo directed, will be exposed TO pubiIc
sale ~ the residsnce OF Bayard Il. Derioa-
son, ON she lime stone road, near the
Mermaid. In Mil Creek Hunured, In NJ, "
Castle County. Delaware, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER slst, 1880.
At II O'Clock q. m.
The following described Personal Pro-
perty: 4horsss.ls COWS, hogs, 7 shoals
or pigs, york wagon End harness. i MAJ
ket wagon, two horse wagon and har.
ness. / moving maehiue. / horse rale
hay bed. plowa, harrows and cuIIiyators
iot Of dairy nftures, lot of potatoes
lot OF corn, lot Of pOultly, lot ~
wheat and oats. lot OF hay, lot OF bran
sleigh and be 10, robe. Is acres OF wheat
In the ground, market wagon, also snn.
dry other articles. &C., also q loi OF honsa-
hold and kitchen furniture
seiSeA and taxi en- in execution an tha
Props,tS Of Baysrd E. Derickson, and to
JOHN PYLE, late sheria.
sherims ONCE, New Castle. December
~ l' decle-eodts.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of ths
IN Brandy wine Hundred Mutual Horse
company will be held at tse Practical
Farmer, In Brandywine Hd., on Saturday
January Sth, 1851, al O'Clock z. N.
WILLIAM CLOUD, Bec.
dec2l- -2tw2td
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DRESS-GOODS PROPER.

DRESS-GOODS PROPER.
Euglish plaid, half-wool, 8 cents.
Striped momie-cloth, 8.
Freuch knickerbocker-cloth suit
ing, 10.
Half-wool Balermo cloth, 12i
Tycoon reps, l2l.
English melange, l2i.
Marimon-sloth suiting, Is.
Flannel suiting, ls.
Cameo suiting, 20.
Colored cashmere, 27-inch, 20.
Colored powder-cloths, 27-ineh
20.
All.wool flannel Suitings, rs.
Colored cashmere, yard-wide, 25.
Brocadsd suiting, yard-wide IS.
Gray foule beige, all-wool, 25.
Silk-mixsd plaids, 81.
German plaids, 40 inch, IS.
Monte cloth, yard-Wide, 37i.
Handkerchief plaids, all-wool,
87A.
Twilled-Aannel suitings yard
wide, As.
Armurss, all-wool, 42-inch, so.
Momie-cloths, an.wool, 42.inch,
so.
Lupin's merinos, All-wool, yard
wide, As.
Cashmeres, all.wool, 42-inch, so.
Chudda, all-wool, 44-inch, IS.
Momie-cloths, 44.inoh, all-wool,
60.
Cords, silk-and-wool, 65.
Camel's-hair suitings, 46-inch, rs
Armures, 46-inch, IS.
Matelasses, 44-inch, 100.
Camel's-hair Suitings, 44-inch
1.25.
John Wanamaker.
Chestnut, Thirtecuth and Market
streets, and City-HAli square,
I
PHILADELPHIA.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
IN Fsrmer's Mutual Fire Insurnnos
Company OF Mill Greek Hundred. win be
held Il the Mermaid Ia said hundred. ON
Monday the Sd day Of January, 1850. ~ IL
O'Clock IN. AQUILA DERIuKSON,
President.
l. L. j. BALDWIN, Bee. decl6-stw.
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NJ OrICE.-rhe annual meeting OF the
~ Farmers Association of New Castle
County, will be held In the second st0rv
Of the Telegraph Bnilding, Third and
Market streets, WILMINGTON, Delaware
Saturday, Jan. LIST, 1881, at 10 q. m.
GEO. H, BROWN,
decl6-w2t. Nooretarv.
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noG REGISTER NOTICE.
- All persons owning or having dogs
aDout their premises, are Repaired 70
have them Registered between the lus
and 2Utu days OF January, Amer the
latter date the ordinancs will be strictly
,nforced against unreg tstered dogs
WILLIAM J. MAX WELL,
doc20tfeb2. CHIEF OF Police.
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NOTICE.
~ To THE MEhBKRs OF THE HKw CAS-
TIE Co. MUTUAL INSURANCE 20. /:
WILhIsGToH, Del, Nov. ~, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that six per cont
Interest in the surplus Fund OF tha Com
pany, will be distributed pro rata In cash.
70 Inc policy holders when the policies
are rene " ed IN December and January.
NJ. III. CLEAVEk, secretary,
dec3-lm. Offico, U02 Marx et N.
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WANTED.

UANTED-A purchaser for two q feet
w front lots on Delaware avenue.
near frAnklin. Address
sspe-d4wn "Wp 0AxErrk OFFICE.
M ANTED.-A purchaser for two hneiy
w located cottage lots at hehoDoLi,
near the beach. or an exchange Tor city
property. Address, sd" this oflce.
ssps-dAwtE
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NJ OrICE To REAL ESTATE OWN
IN EKS.-Those who sell or trannfsr
Real Estate, aud do not wish 20 pay the
taxes Of 1881 Will oblige the undersigned
by leaving notice thereof at our once.
that we may Assess IL To the proper own.
ers. EDMUND PROVOST.
DENNIS KANE.
Once. No. 10 4. sixth street, between
Market and KING. Hours q. M. 70 IL ., :.
2 10 and to 3 p. m. dec2-2W.
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NOTICE.
~ UNION NATIONAL BANK OF
WILhIH0roN. Dec. ", 1850.
Tho annual election for nipe direetors
will be held At the ban nking house, ou
rassday, January IL, 1881, betwssn the
hours OF and o'clock In the afloF-
noon. JOHN PROPLKs,
decl0-2tawuanII. Cashier.
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INJECTION NOTICE.
IA FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
WILAINGros, DEL. Dec. llth, 1880.
Meeting OF the stock holders of this bank
will be held At the Banking House, on
Tuesday. the llth day OF January lhsl, be-
tween the hours OF and 4 p m. for tine
purpose OF eiecting nine stock holders 70
serve NJ Directors the ensuing year.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG.
dec, lite IazhIer.
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NJ Office TO wATER RExrKas.

NJ OTICE TO wATER REHrERs.
OFFICE OF THE WATER DKPAnr-
hkNT, WELLINGTON, bel, ,
Decsmbsr !. lsSd.
The hills for 1881 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars ONCE at the b.
W, corner OF 81 xth and King streets. The
law requires that all bills paid ON or be-
fore January 3lst, lssl, the face OF the bill
8 per cent. additional. Those paid duriii
The month OF March 10 per cont addi.
uoDa, AID any amount remaining un-
Iaid after Aprli lst. 1881, the Registrar ID
required TO have the ferrulos withdrawn
anu suit Instituted for the recovery Of the
amount due; and The water viii not be
let INTO such premises until such arrearn
with assessments and ~ for drawing Ter.
rules. are paid.
once hours from q. m. 70 D. m.
WILLIAM J. MORROW, Registrar,
decl-eod- jan ed -feb-eod.
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THE Delaware Legislature meets on
Tuesday.
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INJECTION NOTICE.
IA NATIONAL BANK uE WILMINq-
TON AND BRANDYwIHKl
WILAIN0ToN. Del. Dec. II, 1850.
Stockholders arc hereby notified that
an election for nine directors will be held
at the banking house on TUESDAY, the
llth day OF nuAry next, betweon the
hours OF 2 and O'Clock y. m.
declS-te. Iaahier.
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DWELLINGS

O Al PUBLIC SALE
We are quite confident we can sell dur
ing January, lBsl. from ten 70 twenty
dwellings NJ public sale. at fAir II not fah
prices. HEALD a co.
deoN- -tjani.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
He GOT OUT OF 1T.

\ colorcd preacher in Florida
thus held forth: "My brudrinG,
the ISrealitcS went over the Red
sea on the ice. They got over
I'LL right, and dat's de reason
why Moses sung of praise. In
dc morning., when dc sun was
up hot, Pharaoh and de 'Gyp-
tims came wild de il great 1um-
beriny clariOts of iron. Dcy
broke through de ice, and dcy
all went to dc bottom OF dc sea-"
"Stop, dear" exclaimed a
nearer. IL want to ask Il qucs-
ton. I've rcd geography, and
EgNpt's 4 hot country. It's UNI
der the tropics. It's near dc
| 'u,l,rlcr, and dare amt 10 ice
dar. How could dey go oven
on the ice, and dars no ice dar!
TO which the preacher re.
Sponheu: ''I'm glad you asked
t hat Iuestian; now lcan'Spla'n
! That comes of reading g'o9r;l
phy stead Oh de Bible. My
hyudring, when de chillum OF
Israel go over de Red sea, aa
was Il great while ago; before
dar was any geography before
dar was any Quarter. Oats tn
reaSan dar was ice, my brud
ring"
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PROBABLE WAITER.

LIST to 4th, f. b. l.. t.. clouding and
threatening weather with rain or snow
storms; 4th to. OH, r. b..f. t., and fai,
weather; 9TH I" l1th, +. b. r. t.. clou.linH
'hreatning weather, with rain and snow
st"rIns, according to latitude 18th to
18th; I. ID. I. t., Clear or fair; 18th 20 Nth,
f. b. L. t, cl"ldinr, threatening w-a, her
with local storms, Nth to 18th, l.. b, f. t..
clear CT fair 1871. &" 22d, f. b r, L., cloud
ing, eatrning weather, w tn heavy
rains and sc we're storms in places; 22d TO
gath, T. l.. +. t., eliza, or fair; oath to2Sth,
I. h. r. t.. clOuding, with RAJ in or snow
storms, 2Stl to 29th, 81. ar or fair The
warmer spells are ah"u, 81. 9th, 18Th,
2Oth aud goth The colder spells are
about 5,h, 1lth. 10Th, 24d and 2Stn
ne earth Iua<e pei ,."ls are }l. 9Th, l4rli
2oi h ana 10. orth cas- storm may
"c ur on the Atlant G coast nm Sist aud
~. The prrM"nir "ns of II ''Nnr'ra>. or"
three days in advance If it's recurrence,
are, high h rouletcr in soutl, western
COLORADO" and New Mexico, nllot her north
and north west Of Lake Superior; Il low
baron rter in Kansas I'd II low barometer
on tnif of Mexico or c rihl,-an Sea.
The high barometer on Lake Suprrioran
North, will crowd the kHns;l, st"rn cen-
ter upon the Gulf States, where IT. will he
joined by the tropical storm rter. The
united storm centres will crowd the nor
them high barometer upon Nova Scotl:,
and the Gnif nj ST. Lawrence where it
will main,air lisp sition for several days,
hattling with til" storm crnt,-. now de
cending the Gulf stream. The collsp-
| Uue:,re is, he dreaded Worcester OF
he Middle Atlantic and New England
cOaSt.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.

The State of Louis.nna-Parish of West
Fellcinna.
NOTICE IS HEREBY given hat in
~ obedience to Il writ of election Is.
sued by His Excellence! Lonis a. Witt,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, there
will be an election in this Parish for the
purpose of elccting Il Reprcsr to
the General Assembly from the Parish Of
West Feliciana to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of DR.. 1. u. Ball.
Said election to be held at the several
polling places or precincts established by
The Police Jury, OH Thursday the 10Th
day Of February 1880, in the manner
pointed out by law.
COURT. b. SMITH.
Sheriff of the Parish of West Fclirana La
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
SUCCESSION SALE.

The State Of Lopisiana-Parish of West
q Feliciana.
In the matter of :he Succession Of Mrs.
Susan Roberts Deceased.
Probate DOcket-Parish Court No.
pY VIR TUE OF ami in ohe,tience to a
ID commission to SELL issued il. the
above styled Succession, FROM said Hon
orable Court and 20 me directed, l will
offer for sale t" the highest bidder on
Thursday, March 25th, 1880.
~ front of ,h- Court House in ST. Frar-
cisvil,e at the hour IF II O'clock n. III. Of
said day the following nalr"d ard 'lrscrih
ed real est ta ''rl"'gin g 10 aud deImn!-
ing upon aitl s,trcessi"n t. Wit:
A CERTAIN, itrt or na'crl 1T land SIP
uated in II e Parish of Wes' Frliri-
ana. State of Louisiana and con
tanning six .t60') hundred acres
more or less Bounded on tie nor h
by lands of the Estate of Jesse X.
jackson and j +. Roberts, on the
east by Col. Haile's Carr place,
on The south by Fl. N. Jackson and
on west by Big Bayou sara, and
F. Roberts. witt all the bindings
aud improvements thereon, consist
ing of two cabins.
TERMS o. SALE.
On a credit of welvc months for what
it will bring, purchaser TO give Il IL
m nths bond with approved personal Sc
rnrit>, with Mortgage and ve"d"rs priv
ileSe retained upon the property sold I'M
til he final pa ment of the purchase
price.
The above property will be sold to pay
Feb. 81, 1880. COURT b. SMITH.
Sheriff
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Tho State of Louisiana Parish of West
Felicilna
18th judicial DiStr ct Court
Number Obj
John y Irvine vs. John y Shu.tz
DY virtue of ard in obedience TO Il writ
ID Of ii t;l issued in the above styled
suit from the said Honorable Court, and
to tie sheriff directed, l lave seized and
taken into my possession and VIII offer
for sal. to the highest bidder, for cash,
in tr.nt Of the Court House, lii st Era:-
ciSville, said State, on
Saturday, February 81, 1880,
at the hour of II o clock, III of said day
the following described property. t"-wi':
Que black mare mule and one s"rrci
horse mule
Terms of Slle-Cas!l with the benefit
of apl raiscment a i BRiANT.
Feb7 Dcpu y sheriff
COMPOUND OXYGEN. Health & Life,
| " No |, IL record of remarkable cure.
in Consumption. Catarrh. Nenra}Gia. and
other CHI, oni: Diseases by the new ONy
gen Trcatrurs t. now ready and sent IRE.
Drs Sta,k\ 4 Pnlrn, 100 and I'LL Girar'
street. Philadelphia, Pa DIV
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

friend in Washingi II, y. c., writing
t" us has this to say regarding the pr"
posed Inter, Ocean Caual ac1oss thu Isl H.
mus ofPanama;
The vigorous prosecution hy NJ. De
L"s>rp, nnie. Ere. til auspic =. of surveys
.or II snip canal across the Isthmus OF
Panama, Is now attracting general aitcn-
ti"n. The iccIing here s hat it, is incOn-
l'I'ihlr with the future peace AID safety
of the United States to permit the OWN
rrShp and control OF this means of water
communication between the Atlantic AMI
Pacific 80 pass inso he :Gli!ls of amy for
riSn power, either directly or through
the owner ship" ITS subjects. We cannot
afford /" risk the danger o; haYi g such
| communications shut off from us in time
oi war .r having our commerce " VIe>s
eel in tilnr st irnc. by tXholhItant tolls.
The we'll Known dcs &: of some of the
European powers. against the South
American republics, would be iurthercd
by l,'c l'u>SrS, ion f such Il p"l of Oper-
a,i,n> rs the canal would iurniSh-anh
tug an Austrian Priuce on Il MeNi ;lu
,linmc has not been entirely abandoned.
The f,rlug > now brc"luilG general,
thai we should promptly and nnnist1ka
| Wy dvclaI" that tur United States viii
not. nu.lcr any ci. iStanccS, permit
any foreign power 10 cnii'inl the water
communication across he i>th.,iu>. Ii is
reliably exported that Mr.. HAYES feels
IJ.'rnrS ~ on he sal, jrct, and /, IL favor
of asserting tie M"nioc doctrine in let
! ter anal >pili to the fullest eXtenI, and
! # is hope. !hnl C.ngres> will on hear
ii on linn officially on the subject.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

~ =
,r11r r<r1pI, pr ,cEEDS ARISING
t.nn, ,l,ninl. ,,f Ills wnrl, ,r, deyo-
lt"h ,ne sac "i us N M,,n ., p'.,;"f
tc" !" I've 't""" 'fP"a' '"H ;' r.',
: :, '',';'. ni' r' .La nyrt,,,a c,r,
nr, ,,l "I,,'.,,;n, Of ,hr fem ;ni,nts
H'Pr.'t' 'i' Nv .,:., ,n'+ .r,,n,nr Of
WIN N,'. y" [,h ,,,..i,n,h,Jlv im.iIrpts
N AZ. ,,in' "aJ 'rn,, o,nnnt .,re sill ir,.sh
u, t,n n,iIic Mind Thr hook is an ele
!" 'ue P.'nl'o ''''',.'' " .,c U ,",, -" Vii,
:, fine uhotonrnnh likeness and a fine
n''o in" a,,ross1, far Ills
,'.n,i- f|n,. ,5I.r.. mans nf hnt, l,.6e,,ls.
,,r,,,l l.; h,,lson. Cr,v Eunjish C1oth
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

TUE BROrT MAILs.-When
the good Old days of four regu-
lar mails Il week from New Or
leans shall be rc-establlshed,
we shall be enabled once more
to give our readers news from
abroad. AS it is, the present
daily mail systcm-receivablc
about once Il week, is what we
1ct--and they must take what
we have to otte" them and not
CRU lble at it. We are not in
the happy condition Of a GER
tain country editor who, when
the mails were scarce, used TO
treat his readers to Bible stO-
rics-rchashed for the occa-
sion-with which they were per
tectly satisfied and which were
new to tllem.-Sugdr Planter.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

TIE MILLrNNIUM. Accounting to cNl
l.uce cleaned from Il ce itain elderly Doc
for who is ensconced amid the attractions
of some of the rural districts of Kentucky,
the climax of the Millennium Will be
about tie wear 1896, and that during that
wear of 'nf peace and good W all
mer. IL president will be escorted to the
Capitol by regiment of beautiful w"'
men.
He thinks whiskry n great obstruction
f. Mi;lrnniuu:, but uses Il 'wee drop hlih'
self ,t times. Another curious Idea pro-
mulgate' is, that Days AnGne Tome Is
destined to become the great salvation Of
the American people 70 the complete
curc and eradication ofall forms If chlllS
and fever, as il is the only remedial :.grn'
now before the people, which p"ss"sSc'
and combines all needed ingredients ca
,ablc of destroying ana antaSohlZ'nS
every species of Inalario us poison
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

'nEDFORD (VA) ALUM AND IRON
Ii plin-s after, Moss and Pills for
certain forms of Dyspepsia. Diseases pc
cnliar to Females, Chronic DiarhEa, Brou
chiaI, scrotulnus and cnrane"ns Affections
Disorders OF tn. Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, Debility, Malari and Headache.
Equal to any water of its class known
to me- HUNTER Mcclure, NJ. ID. va
satisfactory in Uterine Diseases aud N
NJ ,lalinus conditions Ct " Vail, NJ ID, Q:
'Etficlen, in Dyspepsia and Nervous
Diseases arising from iinpnre hi""t
G Il Harrison, n Y.
Used with success in certain diseases
peculiar to females b R"emer, NJ ID. Mo.
beneficial in alari:,l Fever and Dipb-
theria.' + Dupon, Ga
Invaluable III Scrotnl:..
w Gilbert, n D, N G.
Recommended as II prophylactic i'll
Yellow Fever Districts.'
DIR Fairex, NJ D, La.
The Summer season of these Springs
begins June LIST. Terms $50 mo. CarraS
es meet visitors at Forrest or Lawyers,
each ! miles from Springs, npon advice
of arrival. Accommodations uneqnallcd.
All the co II fort $ and attractions. Skillful
resident Physician.
Prices.-Watcr 30 cts, per gallon. S4O0
case of loz. half gal. bottles. S2.so for
:, ynl cask. - tor 10 gallons. s. tor ~
salluns-on board cars at -4ynchburg,
Va.
Mass.--5O cts. and 81 bottle, 81 so and
s. ioI J doz.-Sent post paid. This Mass
is he Water sohlicd ana contains all the
curative properties OF the water in le-
ducrd space.
Pils-25 cts, 50 cts. and 81 package. or
81 ), $3.50, So post paid, thesc pills con-
si>t of the Mass in snGal coated pills form
to suit delicate conhitinhs.) Sample sup
ply sent .ree to any physician desiring tt
use ir in practice. Pamphlet free upon
application. This remedy of nature is
endorsed by the medical professors and
n,trsted by results in thousands of cases
dun inc the last 27 years. Address
a NJ DAVIES, Pres. vi the Co.
IS Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
Sold by all Druggists
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
4 Il. GASTRELL,

a Il. GASIRELL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,
DEALER IN
PLOWS, AGRICULTURAL lMPl4E
ments, Brides, Harness, Hardware. Guns:
Pistols, Pulnps, Pipes, Machine Fittings
Cocks, Valves, Castings, Ropes, Hollow
Ware, Wagon and Carriag' "oodwork,
BIacksmith's Materials, Etc, Etc.
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON MAN
UFACTORI.
Also Agent for the celebrated
"CHARTER OAK" STOVES,
Uric, Garrett & Cottman, Brinley, Jas
H. Hall and other plows, Aliens Horse
Hoes, Woods Moving Machines, H"rs,
Hay Rakcs, all of which l will guaran
tee to sell lower than can be purchase'
Elsewhere.