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DIED.

O'DONNOGHUE.-On the 9th instant, after n
long and painful Illness, Katie f., beloved daughter
OF Florence and the late Catharlne o. Donnoghue
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited to at
tend her funeral to-day p. NJ, from her fathers
residence, and Twenty third streets.
May She rest In peace
CORE.-July ., Lille Laws, daughter OF the late
John Thomson Laws OF baltimore, and beloved wife
of William Wallace Core, OF New Orleans. Funeral
this afternoon, at O'Clock, from 4s3 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
sTEELE.-July 10, Mrs. Clara Steele, mother of
Rev. A. f. Steele. Notice OF funeral given in Epis-
cOpal churches this morning.
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

Justice Field is passing the summer at the
residence Of his brother, Mr.. Cyrus W. Field, ia the
southern portion OF Irvington, N. II.
London Truth: Mourning is in reality
selnshncss. person wears II because he expects
others to II for him, and he lmaglnes that by
this means his Individuality Will be prolonged for
brief period after his death. II may appear q hard
hearted view hut n any Will only take the trouble
to regard the matter from the standpoint OF common
SENSE he must come to the conclusion that, OF all
conventional follles, the wearing of mourning Is the
most foOsh.N
1t was bold, brasii census man
Approached n lady true;
How many kids?'' said he, and she
Said, ''What is that to youg'
"1t Is my business, ~ and she screamed
Come here n minute, Dan!'
And burly person came and put
head on the censlous man. 2
London Truth: "Why, indeed, mourning
should be worn at ali except ut funeral, do not
understand. near and dear relative dies. One
may deeply regret the loss, but 1t Is rreparabc,
1t is the part Of WISDOM which seeks to make the bes
of everything, to endcavor to forget II Us pos
sible. Why, then, wear for lengthy time gari
that brings back Its recollectonsg person who Is
ruined might with equal walk about for sever
months with an empty cash box anixed to his back.
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HANCOCK is lucky lucky not to have been
killed in the war in which he exposed Kim
self so gallantly, lucky that he did not get
the Presidential nomination in 1868, when
and will be.
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The fee of doctors is an item that very
many persons are interested In Just at present. We
believe the schedule for visits is s which would tax
confined to his bed for year, and In need of q
daily visit a. 900 year for medical attendance
alone! And one single bottle Of Hop Biters taken In
ess.-poSf.
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GRAND military encamplnent commenced
IN ROME Ca, the 7th and Will close on the l4th
during which a convention OF volunteer oincefs win
be held. Generals Anderson, Lawton, Wayne, sioya,
and Cumming, olncers IN the Army before the war,
expected 10 discuss military matters. Colonel g.
W. Anderson, of the First Regiment, OF Savannah Is
IN command OF the camp.
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9rnpnsals.
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
sEcRETARy's OFFICE,

SENATE OF TIE UNITED SKATES,
WAsHISGToN, u. c., July I, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until ~ O'Clock H., August q, 1880, for fur
nishng Stationery for the OF tho Senate OF the
United States for one year.
Bank forms Of proposals. showing tho quantity and
quality Of each article and the form Of bond to be
signed by the bidder and suretics, viii be furnished
application to this once.
Proposals should be Endorsed ''Proposals for sta
tOnery the Senate and be directed to the secre-
tary OF the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at the
oilice free Of charge.
JOHN &. BURCH,
q Ia or Uv =
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THE PRESIDENCY.
FRESHEST CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
POLITICAL CANVASS.

The rnrty THAT Gave Up the rresi.
deUcy.
Republican papers, which are working
themselves up for fear the Democratic party
will seize the Presidency this time, may as
we'll remember that the only party which
ever gave up the Presidency when all its
own members and many OF the Opposition
though its candidate elected was the Demo
cratic party, which is now charged hy its
opponents with intending to seize the dow
ernment, whatever the result may be-
Sprjngfeld RcpuJlicap
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GARFIELD A TOOL. NOT 4 MASK.
Senator lIoar's phrase that Hancock is
only mask for the Democratic party was
neatly turned, but the idea will III other
uses. If Hancock is the mask of the Demo.
cratic party, we need but add that the mask
suits the face which wears it, But Garfield
is no mask. He typiies the spirit of the Re
publican party. Its landmarks are a recon-
struction that impoverished half the coun-
try, the Credit Mobilier system of subsidies,
corruption and extravaganza in public ex-
penditures like the Shepherd era of De Golycr
pavements, and the back-pay steal, by which
congressman who could not make money
fast enough undertook openly to violate their
contracts with the Government and thrust
their hands into the public Treasury. Thus
| Garfield voted to reconstruct with society
| Hancock for his Difference to civil law, de.
| claring (and he preacher, no lawyer) de-
funct f" the claws of Louisiana and
"Texas" which Hancock made the guide
"to his conduct Thus Garfield eagerly
| took Oakes Ames's Credit Mobilier stock,
rocketed the dividends, and then swore he
never had them. Thus he engineered the
back-pay bill through as chairman of the
House Committee on Appropriations while
pretending to be against it. Thus he took Q
fee of s., 900 from the De Golyer Wood Pave
ment Company, which was notoriously
offered, not because he had any knowledg,
of paving or of the law of contracts, but be
cause he was an influential member of Con
gress. A Mask No! Cant and Corrup
ton: these words express both CARTEL,
and his party. He is not mask, but the Il
tool of purse-swollen oligarchy as con
scienceless and desperate as any of thos
which destroyed the liberties of ancient re
publics.
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SUPPOSE we pass on to the question, Shall
President Hancock have n second term
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Nndertakers.
HENRY LEES SONS,
UNDERTAKE Eks.
r W. BARKER,

Main Once, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Branch Offices, 49s Maryland avenue southwest and
3O4 Pennsy ylyania avenue southeast. aug2Oly VII
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Aleu- Advertisements.

ENOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE NEARLY
A. new house, No. $50 East Capitol street. Brick,
three stories and cellar all modern improvements,
furnace, etc. Good nclghboihood. Rent, s55 per
month. ". N. WARMER,
iyti-its ptG n street northwest.
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L. g. IL X.
AIIORNEYATLAW,

Corner OF Louisiana avenue and Four and a-haf
street, near CITY Hall, Washington, ID, O.. au24-u
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who have before acted with the Democratic
party. Unless those who in 1876 gave tho
electoral votes of New York aud Indiana 10
the Democratic candidates are pleased at
being called traitors and enemies Of their
country, such arguments are not likely 10
have the desired effect. Possibly in States
having solid Republican maiorities such one
sided appeals may I've useful in preventing
secessions from their party ranks. But in
seeking to proselyte IL is the better policy TO
give men the credit for good motives. As we
cannot doubt the eminent ability OF Senator
lloar and the other Radical leaders, we are
bound to infer that they are afraid to appeal
to the reason instead of the passions. When
they once admit that the people of the South
have the same interest in good government
as the people of the North their cause is
lost. That is the secret of the assumption
that the Democratic party is a sort of mon
ster, possessed of fell designs against the
welfare of the Union, instead of what IL
really is-a body Of citizens, consisting of a
majority of quarter of million Of the whole
and far greater majority of the white citi-
| zens. which is not influenced or corrupted by
the possession of Office and patronage, but
| is in the nature OF things anxious to have
the affairs of the government, which are its
| own affairs, wisely and honestly admin
istered hy a safe and uncontaminated Execu-
| tive.
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You respect Independence. HaveI not justified my
right ali Independent citizen 10 refralu from ratfy
Ing the action Of the Chicago C0nyeptionp Prizing
your approval, hope for favorable response; but
whatever you may say hold TO the epinion that the
vitiated by frand and legalized force and By the
''new departure taken, that member of tile old
UniOn Republican party is bound by the result Each
Of us is free to act as TO him seems best. We
mlied TO individual responsibility Very respect
ftlly
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
THE GUARDIAN,


aub~criber. who do not give express
80. 10 the contrary are considered wish
- 10 c.,ntipus their subscriptions
II Subscribers order the discontinn-
-. Of their periodicals., the Publisher
~ continue 10 send them until all ar
resrlges arr paid.
II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
III, nsriodicals frv,n the office to which
,Ssv ara directed. they are held RESPONSE.
III. nuti, they have settled their bills, ana
ord-rrd them discontinued.
a II subscribers move to another place
r,,hout informing the publishers aud the
n.ner, are sent tn the former direction,
shey ARE held responsible.
The courts have decided that "refns'
;,y 20 take the periodicals from the office.
nr removing and leaving them uncal'r'.
g., !. prina facie evidence Of Intentional
Any person who receives newspaper
nd makes use Of IL. whether h. has order
cd i, or not, no is held in law to be su"'
Errib-r. Al
II subscribers pay in advance. they
ar, bound To give notice 10 the pnh'i-hr'
a, IN. end Of their tine. II they do not
x,.h To continue taking it; otherwise th'
nnhlisber is authorized to continue send
Inc il on, and the sub-cribcr- will b- ~
sncusiblr until an express notice. VIII
u.yment Of all arrears, IL sent to the pup
Usher.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

We 10 not know any sstabishaeas 4
which few dollars conld he invesesA - q
better advantage than ut T. n. Kssts.'s.
In making q present to ones relatives o.
friends the value Of the article should al
way. he Considered, as we'll rs its utility.
Kortum ear supply any taste or fur.tsA an
article Of iewelry at any price. Hh watch
es are from the most renowned and rriisble
manufacturers.
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"AAck.oaAUGHT" cures dysPeP-
.iS Iodisssdoa and heartburn.
For sale 10y H. S' h'iii'

Al, the friends and patrons oi ths' con-
.,;,ntious beef man, Tom ID. Kinder ART
hardly notified that fium and after 'his
date he may bc found at the market Mouse
On Tu-sda,, Thursday and saturu"!
mornings, well supplied with the best
b..sf and Mutton that b. can get
ANY failure To be on hand viii o-
due TO reason that be cannot
control. Tie will ia the future. ~ III
ia, past, do the very best he can f"r his
customers in prices aud quality OF meat
whether there be any competition or not
| IL this connection We may state that u IL
10 the interest OF tho people to patron'at
IN, regular market that may be- depended
ON to be kept up through the season b'
m doing wo will build mp a reliable MARX
at ,ba, will he Of great advantage to tn
town. Any pcrsons who have cattle hog
mr. shsep to sell may find Mr.. Kinder II
| Homer every Tuesday until ten o'ciocl
and ali day Saturday.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Advertisers should take notice that all
advertisements should he left at thu GtAR
DIAN office by noon on Tuesday. el-e they
must lie over until the next issnr OF the
n,p-r. An Observance of TIN. request
viii be- Of mutual advantage :" Ut" GUAR
o,AS and the advertiser. Ter ma VINO
d.S;r. extra copir. Of the GuARpiAH
.ha,,;5 leave their orders with ns on Sat
nrdsv b.for~ noon. This rule ia impern-
tive.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Tn our yarions visits to Shreveport we
have found always that that very worthy
gentleman. Bru. Hickman, was fun al "-
com,nodstions. aud gave Liberal bargains
to those who honorrd him with their rns-
tom. He has n lsrgr stock sel-ctcd with
care by hims-lt in the largrst cities Of th-
North. East and West. His pricra VIII
eompare favorahly with any Ut ~" '"'i'
p.titors. Those wishing dry goods cloth
iug. cloaks, buotS, shoes, fancy ."S's
dr-u vo,sds. 6r.. should call an him.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

AZ this season al the year whrn CUTS
bruises and wounds ARE likely to give
NOR. than the usual ann"yanc,s Those
who are 80 unfortunate ~ I" snH'r ''""'
these causes shonld make haste &" pnrc
n bottle Of Wonderful ~ Eight. wh'rh u
un.onallrd "A a hralirg application.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Now 10 the time to call OIL knrtnm. me
people arr Infringing around ms 'h'"
casee selecting their Christm's G""d'' ID
in n hurry if you want first choice.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

I; better aud cheaper in the long ran to
buy barrel of apples for your family than
., bnv II ,ln,.n or nor. scini-occn'lonalIy
through thu SEASON. So, Z" I" LawtShee
and you will I've surprised At the rricr NJ
which barrel Of the Ben Davis may oe
purchased.
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"WHNe OF CAeOui cures Irregular
painful, or dithculI mrnstrlation.
For sale by Is NJ. MchbNh'

The only merchant in Homer who "es''
in juice 6n-rrs's candy informs MS thar NJ
cells II readily. tie finds il n"ceS"ary nv"
to order now supply two or three timrs
month. Ds6a~ he began TO buy fro'''
Guam, hu sales w-re dnli and his supply
rsmsinsd on his hands for mon'h"' h''
cssssDsy have learned be great di a"rrne'
hsswsso oassrss goods and other"
Qssz,ss ssBdy will siwsys sell aud = mer
sAass 60 9Th OsasAroes rscon,"en"
70 ~ s1u1aQgv - pars and harn''sa
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Florshrim Brothers, on the Lever
Shreveport, I.~., have, in another e"i"'h"'
, full. comprehensive ADVERTISEMENT TO
which W. invite the attention ut our read
.r.. In our visits to Shreveport we have
always uo,c-,i ,hi. h"u-r to be filled w't',
4 ,hrony Of buyers, ard have b-en t"iu
mat no other ho,is.. IN thu city gives NOR
GENERAL satisfaction than this Que. Tue
,,,diy;lual members of the firm arc all hon
nrable gentlemen, polite aud attentive u
,hr wants of their customers, and ~ nhh'
,ou, 10 sell that they xre c"nfrn' win
, mul,sat- profit. Their stock If fnrn'tnr'
!. large and will I've sold Mt low prices
They have every make Of brrech-l"ad'nt
guns, bough, directly from the factory
,;roerri-s, dry goods, etc, all are Offered
,,w down. No Que should fail to Writ tn
| nonse.
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TO COTTON oROWERs.

4 WANT my f,isadts aud th- pnhlis' gen
| tally to kmoa tkas have juri Iurs hss.
Ia new r0-saw Bro~n CorIun' Gin, so
~ made grHi insProv meEts AZ ny
d Gin. u unles wr~i - Lesasses.
ow PswpogsaA tn meet sli H. 1858
,ay - 1asA~ on n~ iH ID. way =
rn. sswing lanhrr snd gint!ne
y sssuas ctr - rra~oUnhlt -
iisyiss ~ pssrsosgs So -
sysyA -. y. -
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FOR SALE.

slO ACRES OF Excel LENT LAND,
')fU WI; watrrd and TIN btisd. ten
, lies from Mind. n. on Nest 'id' al AXE
;. t.uran hardening or Sal, Works. Well
i,pt-d fnr farming or stock r''i'inr. bi''d-
ate improvements. Will h said "n or
fore I-t Januar, n-xf To thr hi; hrst
oder; goin. chran. Adslr,-o- ar apply tn
t.-.,r 8. s. BRYAN, Mind-n La.
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.w,Ne OF cARDUl" four times a da
makes a happy household.
For sale by Is. NJ h'hENhi'

Mr.. Joseph Shrlton, and his accom-
niish,d assistant. Mr.. Harris, have 10
NOV. with unusual celebrity ~ thu year
draws near its close. Their large ana
choice stock Of goo,ls is hring s"" ont
but all vacancies are filled by Orders from
the principal markets. Mr. Harris Is M
ACCOMPLISHED druggist and makes mp all
prescriptions with great skill.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

We learn from nnr Shreveport exchanges
thu, in the midst 81 the great railroad 'N'
ci,-,n,nt. the strike Of the lahorrr- an"
other causes that stir MP til" prop'-' Me-
srs. Mulhaupt & Stone continue to sell the
best boots, shoes and hats q; the lowest
prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
"WMs OF cARDUi" makes sosy
cheeks ADD clear oomplexions.
For sale By b. N. MchhNnf.

N. N. s. Mckenzie. one Of the most stir
ring aud energetic merchants In Aind.n'
has reno, I'd to Good Wills old stand 10 sc-
con,modste his growing trade. His stock
/. full and complete. II he has not any
article that may be called for II is useless
to look further. He is determined to do
n big business, and TO that end has marked
all his stoek 80 low down that boyers vii
TX surprised to learn his prices. NcKen
Sic has s.resdy man. customers among
the hest Of orr citizens. Let Others give
bini coil. We can aseure them that the,
will he pleased.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
cash Receipts.

We will continue to publish under rms
bca.iinc the names Of those who each
week pay mn their subscriptions. Thi" Inst
10 intended a. a memorandum for the pro-
lection of subscribers against r">a'"''
.rrors in nur hooks:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Don't forget the Ben Davis apples ny
the barrel, next Saturday, ut MILO La"
RANGES store.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
Forty year, trial is proved "6lACk.
oaAljeNJ" the bes. liver medicine in
he world
For sale Ivy B. 81. NcifNhi'
For sale Ivy

The puJlisher, on Il recent visit to hin-
den f,und among other indications OF III"
nro,mrity Of that tom that his old ANA
valued friend, Christopher Chaif", h"i the
u.ua! number of irons ia the nv r'd moi
aud growing white. MI Ch~ff' Is "Ar %
III. NEST cnterpri-ing citizens OF our sec
,,on of the State. At his large aud we'll
arranged carriage shops one may have u
hr.t-c,nas vehicle made to order, which,
when completed. will I've superior to any
thing sold in sh- city markets. lie has
IN. very best workman that money VIII
r,ocu,e. and u.r. carefully selected mst--
rial. hi. blacksmith chop il the best III Inc
country, "a i. hi. livery stable PERSONS
visiting Mind-n should b! all means leave
their horses with Mr. Chsfr.
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Grease and Stain Rrmnrer NJ shelton n
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cllFFoRD'8
FERRlFUcE
THE GREAT
MALARIAL ANTIDOTE.

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.ms.ssA go sAsA - cruz.
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=" '.''d NJ n'''.. v. r.a. IN ,-.os
hss''H e. ~ 8. ssS:.rA c,saa.sa
IN ~. .1:ss:A $50, ,:ss::; TI m
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- ~. sssaA 'sAasAs -. - s-,,. c,uLm
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4. q. asoesAaDoon. Prsessssss.
OURxAAI AoauUgs
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Sofa >, JOs-In 49, 2
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

THAT ueknoxn merchant Mr. Doyle the head
nnis the largest Of goods Muhn
Spring
s,
tfrufs
In. bottom secured which enables til"
o~l Their
of
Cosk-S hawls, eve offered Minter
Of Clothing Boots Shoes ha'
din Morrill,
and
enabling
desel all competitors
| We tandwi
Of BIB
HAN = Wsrdrol m found stock
wasshouss a crested the
Csne
And buy geods fn@ 'ohN Y" ss ~
i ~ istsa r
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"HAVEN'S GOT IT.

The largest Stock in Shreveport, OF
StDDLERY. HARNESS,
COLLARS, BRIDES.
TRACE CHAINS,
HdMES, Sc. a.
Also, have in stock ticl FIT, BUGGll
aud FAMILY BAROUCIlEs, at rock bot
tom figures.
Al-o, y large stuck Of PLASTAIloI,
and FARM WAGONS. Every wagon
sell i. sold under guarantee 10 Ge ju't ~
represented.
Also. large stock Of ca-,lron and Steel
FLOWS.
Pcadrr, IL yuu want any IF the articles
above named do not fail 10 give me Gall
I will sell yon good. At figures to jns'hi'
you III giving me ynur patronage. DON
forget my place Of business No. ~ irHa'
street. the third square from the nrrr, o'
''o'' W. HAVEN.
| October l3, iseo. gym
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Now, .aa, n. Res Bryan is at shrevc-
port with the largest house there that
deal. in everything except groceries, fur
ni,urr, hardware aud crockeSy. and the
stage is running regularly, the readers Of
IN, Guardian can make their orders ~
him d,rcct, aud receive their gossis 10y
.,as--a > small expense. as It is we'll
kuo~r that prices at the house Of IL
Dr-yfu,s & Sous nre very moderate. We
Lav. nc donL% bat that Mr.. Bryan will re
c~ive maay orders from his numrrou'
friends who de~ire to make usc of thu
many advantages POSSESSED Oy the trader
al Shreveport
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Reod's Gilt Edge Tonic CURES ohilis ana
f,.sers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
"RlACk-ORaUGhI "

ness and Sick-il adachc.
For sale by Il. VI. MehhHhi'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Reed. Gilt Edge Tonic cures d-prp-'a'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

Children viii eat csndy. II they can't
get i, With smiles they will cry for It. II
ia important 70 suppl, them with that
that i, purc aud unadulterst-d, else thrii
health will te greatly injured 10y the per-
nicious compounds Of clay, chalk, dough
&c, with which the stores sre generally
supplied. We know Of Gully one mannfs'-
turn whose go'ds We can recommend
Jules Gurrrr, Of Shreveport, warrants
every ounce sNld by him TO be pure and
harmless. We have observed with much
;u,,r,a, tie rrocr-> Of manufacturing his
candy, from the moment that he takes the
sugar from the hog-h"ad or barrel to the
packing aud shipping, aud can testify
tina, there is nothing dcli'erious III hi'
| goods.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-17

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