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Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

ENJR SALE,-FOUR ROOMED FRAME
Il honse and shed kltcben lot 50xl54 feet,
on Niath street between Lincoln and Union
streets. See owner on promises
5.29tdt FRED COURTNEY.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

DoARDEkS WANTED AT 81 T.. 4PH
. st.: private family. 52g gt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-29

GOOD COOK TO GO 8.
w miles IN the country; good wages
givon. Apaiy Gil King st. 5.9#3t
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
y6W Orleans PPlC6S!!'
N'eial a6Viena and Philadelub,,

"'''i aeViena and Philadelphia.
j. pr:1 H.: ANTHONY & CO.,
ttn1. tn61.roott'cay New YorE.
r 'rEG,s' rEps' Importers and Derlcrs IN
FRAMES, I MES, ALBUMS, GRAPHl js n
ERpocOS OSCOPES, II
kENNssosCoPEs kNss AND VIEWS.
lrsd red, soods ocdhhoGMos, pHoroGnApus,
TOGiRPanIBs1ICelehratcs, Actresses
bf uarsers for evervthinm :,
[acb cbb'e.fe9Gpticons and Afayir ',r ~
a tha STYLE being the best ~ Of "a, its
IT,, market. BeautifuI Photo us
|ps ps"asfParence nf of Statuarv o," o"'1
|51 3nr ct the window. Gor, un'l
tur.s tu.actnrers of Velvet Fr"mas
taies and Convex {, lass 'I,ies nie
Etin" ti"Sues ofLantcrns and T SIi = ,a &C.
Es "s lor usiTy, sent on rer.;m,,
} an. .10-'SO. 5m. ;
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
MARRIED IT, CHINAMEN.

On the land owned bv !. V.
summons, located near Court.
land, III Sacramento County, is
u colony of Cinnamon Who
nave settled down to the culti-
Walton of the ground on the co.
operative plan, and who have
mus tar been very successful in
'he!r undertaking. Their colo
n.y. is composed Of male Mon
SollanS, with the exception of|
two white women, who arr
married to Cinnamon bclono
ing TO the settlement. One Of
these women came to this St,tn
rom Baltimore some time since
II the latter city she obtained
I second-grade certificate rs ~
.Gacher in the public schools.
'here she taught. On arriviu" ,
II san Francisco from the East +
nc woman passed an eXamina- q
lol' ana obtained a first-grade
' cate as 4 teacher in that
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
NO. 33.

< city. Shc rtly afterw,rd -,
II went to Salinas and tn sue
, taught school. While in Salinas
tn t,'e became acquainted witb
tne 'h'naman who is now her
husband, who was at that tima
employed as a cook in tho fa ne
Ivy MhGre the school-teacher
noarded. The acquaintance ri
poiu INTO a warmer feelinn
1,I! .SHo the woman married ~
tHLnlnaman, giving as a reason
therefore, that she des;roJ -
deemed the course She was tai t.'l'
'1G; i!r$ TO be the best method Of so
Nfs uolns. After marryin" her az
uongolian husband, She mo,.oa
Wlth him to the settlement noon
, and the couple are
',oW about to engage in tbe
1,t1iess .1nth; OF manufacturing the
required by the othar
members of the coIony Rv tna
,G;n1, 'bamer pride of the River,
;l,lcli came up from San Fran,
,sco 1ast evening, an addition
.ts MAGE to the colony in the
% iape OF another couple of on
'ste % r;'ces-a Chinaman and
"nIte woman, whom he h:d
oehlly married in San Fran
SEQ. The Chinese do not tola
'ldly to the intrOduct;on 70
Mlllte woman into their set-
and think their co1n-
men have done a wronr
h's: no doubt our lady read,
Will exclaim with rs. on
o,n TINS Item, that "there,s
'lcco''ntlng for tas tesnC
1UWeuto Bee.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
CONCEALED WEAPONS.

"re pleased to hear of IL bill n,,no,
A W nuke thc carrying of concealed
"'"po's Il very serious otfeuse nu,;.h,
4 o'e "y u severe penalty. IT. ia t,,o .1,.'.
there are thany arguments ,ro ~
80 "''ereo on this question; and we
nave seen articles in certain Southern n,-
pe's written with consumnate ob;,;t,,
ns' s"ch enactments a. that .pronos
'"' hut we believe the spirit Of fmod.r
=. ~ 'n'"at'on, Of true courage, of real mon
anu OF common-sense ,noralitv to
:, - ~ al'nlion,N n11n,N ~ with our views It. has
s'h fhat while ruffians and th,o;,o
continue .tos carry deadly w-ra,o,..
p's'age or sticlf a.law as vii, soon H.
sldered by our lawmakers w,u11
S".'e"'ah at the mercy of the ont. !,
.r' ,r'" ana tho professional lawbrra,.er
Ills we Il" not believe. 1t is NOT neco.
''S '"r Il gentleman to visit the h,un+s =,
'',' dangerous classes or to becoms ~
"|"''ed IN any difficulty with s,ol, y.
:''e's; ana it is cert ,inly very sell ca
.'''i 'lnccd that we hear of y -mer1,o,a
ne oest society ha,. ing personal die, 80 80
vi ~, ~. WIN rough. On the contrary we be
, '""' me practice of carrying con- w..
7"''' weapons results in quarrels omonn ed
'''c'a"'e people, which wonld nroho re,
y "oFer "ccHr under normal cirou,, con
'"ces' with those who do not 90 arm Ch:
" 'e" not words and even blows NOV, (pa
'Nc"ahg"d without grave co,se. ty.
ences; but the man who fo,s ,,: r.
"t any moment prepared to t,lo t1,o men
"' 'r"fhHr. is too ant to use bis mis- low.
'neNc'sahly AMI nnreas onab1v. More- nun
MUST bc observed that sober ner- revl'
returning home late at ni~bt oro tlon
seldom troubled Ey rouobs ~, mum
'.'S' VINO are as class, towards an, error
"''S OF being garrotpd is not acted
'''' man OF bein" Injured hv rail- Iic,-
'i"'n or of being knocked dow, NV parti
fret car. SO great indeed are tho the c]
apl''f'es against snch an occurrence tory t
~ IS nonsense to talk of the cxist- up th
OF thieves as an excuse for the nr,o most
u pistol carrying. Neycrthe1ess mean
'"f go so far as TO say tb,t ,,.o J.. But it
nc proposed bill can abolish this IONS tC
)" deeply rooted in the conmnnitv state,
nor 90 so ofitSelf: it can rot oven most e
any apprcciahle effect for . 1o,,a The 81,
to come But it will cert,;,1. to und
sanitary influence in oid of roc avail t
)War1ly practice will ce,so ,.ho proven
re taught to be ashamed of;+. ,l but nev
ly way to make Them ,s,,o,, Il. Iula
make it a shameful crime,-not y
'l>'te'aeanor, hut a low and dis II
Il |'''a'1on OF law, to be punished
ieN IN the gentleman as in the
'.--N o. CItv Hem. VII
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN,
b1 j. B. CUNDIFF.

w nen you launch your barl
"ooh tre great sea of life. vo,
n ,,i'y expect to be tempest toss.
GU ana dashed upon the rocks
# ANA ano Shoal by the mighty brcak-
ers; but if you permit that iit
tn tle monitor within (conscience)
10 10 stand at the helm, YOU viii
sll4e smoothly down the strca.I
ana finally be moored in y hca1.'
en- or rest: Temptation. tria1s
ano trlbulations will meet voH
On every hand, stand firm in tIn
nouf or temptation, and do not
despair in atiiiction. no'
Though MISFORTUNE o,cr ,oun
Ana each day brings its care
A"u ,,iEn on, hope shou Il lead you on
ana olu you no: despair.n
h Amoltlon forbids despair, and
nope points onward to it's on,I
Let your motto be onwar,l 9,' 9u"n'
!: that the pinnacle Of: ;
,,l,lle ,,'I lsreaclledstep by step, and '
wlen you have taken your first |
step push steadily onward. and i
'olli your; realize your highest anti |
,il''.lohs. Success will as sure p
J crown your efforts as tLat II
'ause Produces effect. Tr,In Il
'lerlt very seldom remains nrw II
ecteo ,, ,!hre"arded. Upon yoIr D
v, Wli EFFORTS dependyour success y
ii.ll'lre. 1T you would leave "
footprints" upon the sand of
me, you must comucncn thn st
orh early. Some of the yrent-
- minds that ever or,c-
| thc earth commenced tha o
DIX OF thinking at an earIv 81
80 ana as Il result of it pro- lal
'ced some Of the noblest and a
oSC powerful IDEAS that are rn- li;l
rded III the literature of the va
)rlu. OPP
y yrs o1 great men all remind no 'nt
c'h make our lives subJin,. the
uePat'lng, leaves behind us NV
'o' prints on the sands of ,im,,, ~
I seeming difficulties ond,h So'
cIpS tb,t ~ - anu oD- two
@ @N,., 'n'' appear impossible ma,
w crcoihe, present them inw
eS, lace them with q. will thS. S
II nrnvnmt ''iitt nothing from
tn'iiig ,'.i, them and raising, and a Sc
VIII vanish like the mists tonn
DntnrmS oe!ore th1 rising whe
'ioli, lnFlhcl- in );
iIitv ,nn ,on, ,, assldtlity and the ,
mphshment of any object. cert?
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

""o mad fought them, and who w. 49,,
:' from The fray. Giving to this ,.;,,',
'i''' the name of justice seems r. ,,a "
'"'ner perrersion Of the meo,,,; 'e
words. Never was so crue, VI
Ero "!t'eh III the history of +ho
t,.t -, ''ioh' and am not SURPRISED
'no great majority of the Lrreno,,
| r(pi' are haunted. with an .jm,,,.;. |
'o ~ throw the t!,ickest of wells 49,.
remembrance of those unfort,,S,
.. ''s'y the truth, shameful davs
~. "'af'y ana fully realize the wish ofI
s'''in'11S classes t. see the ErenoL !
!, Mn'eh ,.'. forget that civil war md H.
'''sn hatred with which it was 7
p'esSeo. But this is not quite 81 :
W.. w.! "e1l-to-do fellow -citixers ,ro,c, !:
W ives who lost their husbands ., l
,inaa .'' ''se their sors, children who "
'.7" r., away their miserable lie for ,.,u. -,
'"o 'ooN'lhg bread winner who for ,;n. ,r
'us years was heard IF only at lonn -
'''s from New Caledonia,-thoso D..
w. even II they would, forget the sue q, ,
,hey have gone through, and tho LSs
'", 'elentl'ss cruelty they have oxna,; "'
.1" '' me han's of those protes,n,. r. 70
e'eii pette's. One thing, and ono TN
=, .o"'o nave to a certain extent ,ssu, an
'"e popular feelings; it was , FIJI oft
~, o"s 'l'hncsty,-instead of which ,ro tho
~" se' IRON the present Cabinet and an,
.ioers only IL grudsingIy pa,1c11, wh
i'ia') and partiu1e (biassed) o.,nos
ae mistake of the present Gov.r, lh1l
.. - 10 believe that there are in tbe you
,'o ""hs OF the French people a laroe mu(
'''r ol mon, or families, who wi.L - cllal
'o something like the horrible s:,ua taSt
O. T1;. " u ''e outcome was the Com thOs
~. ili's Is a complete mistake. a, t1ua,
'ne more dangerous as if c,n H.. ,.'I1
upon by the enemies of the Renuh .'1
no' the communists, but the Ro,,, o"s'
SITS, llgltimists, Orlr,n;.ts '"e nona know
lericals. '1 IA; az soul,
leacnes us that when their blond is the b
. . rohch workinS-casscs are III. iSlm
,hSn .io"s' 1t is war, which they cup:l1
'neh' not boxing or fsticut,i,r aS m.
, ,..!' !"'4es a long series of oppress- nv w,
'i'ns them up to that terrih1o ,1;+.
n', '"" III Their usual mood ley are the ,'ni'
"si.9 governed people on the c,rt1, iloSlc
'"'ier are their Governments not ol al
q STAND this good disposition. and Cultl'
themselves of it to carry out in- Shake
'en's pV ever so slow Processes Byron
yer falling instal-hents of refor,n do ma,
"tee' I" International Rerje,, nf A.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
THE FRENCH COMMUNE.

n The French Republics sccond or1e,1
''"'e'H' the withs'anding the faults Of
Il tS 1rlcnds-is now assumin~ nathan
'"r'aten'ng proportions; and intercsted
a:mlst have been so successfu1 j.,
spreading fearful rumors. that ..,ha CON,
ing storm in Paris" begins TO be sno1-o,,
VI u" h"ya'lSfs and Impcrialst papers
oo'l IN France an! Germany. as 4 thipr
i'"ili winch escape is scarcely to be hon
{" '"r lhIs ''coming Storm is, for tho
present, nothing more than an cm,tv
phrase; hnt it would be vain and cvon |
'""l'Sh I" shut ones eyes to the fact th,t
"'s'r"St ana dlScontcnt are growing. and
'hat the Government seem TO he infant
on DONG their best to increase instc,d of
'''ay'ng the angry displeasure of tbe
pnb'ic. This is the more nrovo1,;n,
"'''E hrsf Cabinet had every thug
S'''oo'h before them, and are wilfully
'P'''lS the most splendid situation q
Ca"inet conld have dreamed Of +
Ahe communist movement of 1871 was ,
u" tNcee"lhS'y complex one. Two moin g,
'''i'S however were easily dsJcrnihl,
:" ''' %" 'he one side, Il feeling of uu- y
'''' r"'la"le rage against the Govern L
'''"' "hlch had brought the 'insaue Gor- ~
III II war upon MS, AID against the nov- G;
Universally knowlc,lged incapocitv of+ho n
", ''l military chicftains; and, on the lie
most intense feeling Of attach. q,
''"' an" devotion TO the municinol in -,
"'i'hs' on the strengthening and fr.e "a
7>''"pfheht OF which the Dooplc of
rance ut large, and most of the noor1o I'll
'r''s' relied to raise France aroiu W.
'il me abyss of grief and shnmo into cS
NV sue had fallen. And to these tho eu
P''''eo ana persistent provocations ,f We
l''"h'rchlst assembly, which. first ~ ,n.
roeanN and soon after at Vers,;u,, -
only Knocked at RESTORING = mo,,ral' VI"
Il at taking from Paris NOT or,,, l llo
!! as he French capital but all her Col
'i''pal ''ocrfies,-and you will, with WO
'io s"aoe OF il doubt, come with me- ''Li'
nc conclusion that the day when tbo W
Saillrs ~eucr,Is ,,,,, nv" 'he And
T., "'''''' 'sh the Parish Fo
10 give un their arms would infnl1i-
"c the hrst day ola tremendous b,t-
Everybody knew this would han. otdC
, ana everybody Oh the Versailles 10
as well as on the Paris side madl, Selv
Z" INTO the frat:cda. civil war. Af and
,o'1 s1N .., weeks s'r"ssle, the victory re- shaI
,c,iorn., -, ~, ''rsall''s; and the way mOu
up in vcrr ''r c,,r v.''o.y r can be sum they
shooting and wholesale massacr,. 'h
'he massacre was put an end to S,''l.
l"r and scarcely less terrih,s IL" lin, 90, bled
'u't'n began; namely, the trial or SiaDl
''''S' prisoners by the very men cacOl
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
BLOBBS.-BlObbs was , u,o,, c,,,

hLobbs.-Blobbs was good fellow
nnt on account of some doronuomo,+ .,
Ills s!s'elll' his head was frequently off q
'e'''e' lie was shoemaker hence was
closely confined all day, and very often
l'te ut night. He had constant headache
with pain in he back, loss of ap.etite
III frequently arose in the morning with
leVer and dull headache. He became mo.
rose, unsocial and Indifferent.
b'oohs sent half a dollar 20 the Druc
store for II bottle of Bailey's Saline Amer,
eht and lew doses cooled his stomach
II" unlocked his liver and be at once he,
anne healthy and happy man.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
NICK OF THE WOODS

zoo" hlornln' sab. ole Marsa Nicl-
now Is You to-day, ALL
your bay d? rldeh Oh
spoSc yorsc had ..r hon,
,,, ho"n' am bear, q eaten
All sa'IIn' round le 'BruId.r Eo,,
| - er nnddrr yrar9 ihto
r'stnl:s times am mighty rr,+o
A.. , i''' hcn dat lubs to sport 7'"'e
"A" NUM- "e 'p"s>Im an do .Koor, ,,
- cat de fatted shoat, All
'' Lc" "e Tears, dcy's Ill spled. and
hoe-chke's mighty skase. "'''
,in. ',I ,i, "'@Sers honSry now, an hun
"Jr" y. T. ter ',1 be de only go, dis summer am
icr sing de song Wen 90 fer Kansas
n "iie an ciifrr> all:'
,,,,! t;,nn, cum an den we spccks dc good
wy i!ine,s 'rrnacki.I' rirh. e''''
Neu make a spoon or Sniic -, h,r,,,,
", "rre by an'-by. 81 |
we "hcf'cd npde rusty knife an Lift into +
de cnne on ~ INTO
M s'ashed it right an lef. YOU bet-.iss Z,
lct us crm again '-' l
"'ss was delr ter sour us up, an keen n
"e ihIhg ci gunc; II
% ratiin' ow. yose Iounl fer ,o,. - -
rose dc precious time. ~
tel You, sah. de white foxes STIR. ,,o,. Ii.
showed us soon am late: O,
skaselv got ter sleep 1T night. fin WA nc
WIS bound ter wake
T't up an git; no tonlin' dcre-dc '''
crosse wis powerful thin.
"hci' we touched de fiOsty cona =
Han" us Sunirm an grin. =,
Is IN dc ole cole an lnii, f,r v-.oks !
d'in,t mind de rags nar
cur "c last ole sug. r stalk an listed its
up onr flags; +,,
r"'Sc" dat same ole glalsum chime a..
ana matched into ne mill; a'a'
h"ss looked vile an shivcred t,o sprt
sicN ne 1ad chill! ing
"',l he knowed .jcs what ter do h., o+ !,
klddly aNcd us in. ' nv VI
ntIdtd u ont de demejohn an filled rs oo'l
full oh gin; no from
}" rr gn'nc ter call no names. Cod ed fi
press my Plus sole ~
sugar planners ali know how fer
smell us out de gOle phra
':is tlid't look so fine ne die boro fooli
~ >, Ia ii'n.' n' distr
m sknlcy hand. '"s7' n''t
mtiStmns ,,l mas cum, dat good lc time de Oh &c
arkIe lub 50 well; allay
',"ceu q. :''r ilddlei day an night an publ
~ a mi Ghty swell: =, ~
Dney flew like fur, when cats On. w. '"'
pgS fail oar. d" SmoOr
,,',tet" n"t t ~ pnsSnns libcd so high dcy sp"'i'
So, ',,,, !" ,' '.ie "li %"ut. Cabin
Mt no nluca ''' 4>"'N' oat Kansas The
iier pusSons oh my ago ter show an exc
MIlhki"d face. feeling
would Susie do-my Susie-an, in il
res my dartrr .Jane- "''
"!C ',,.1 pack an snowy land, whar '''
'Ws no sugar cane '' ment w
iler re skrrck, de engine puff. de man W.
h'-watch's cheerful song univers
> am meal, am monej tto, wonld ;n.nau''
mt my days along. i"'i'er';'
no dat. h.arsa Nick, de cash t,o1- other, a
- -" new, ment ar
in nos1 tn m'Shty shasc, Use stitntiol
L guine. Won 'het ,.o,,. ,;, develop
e doesn't CT G ''' rance ;
'5t "'os an Hop around in Kan at Parri.
E,.t G,JI.:, from the
light de darksone way "' winch 81
b,e trough de thickest sw,mn repeated
us dawn ob day, the mon:
ttI,. ,"o1 |m ""rh an cash ter buy B"rdeau.
le poSsnm an, da .E,o,, :, openly II
NICkOLAS OBJ DE WOODS.u ana at I
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
THE BARGE SYSTEM

Says the st. Louis ,Jo,,,,o, 80
commerce: Last waal. w +1,n ~
@ steamer Iron Mountain left this
poit lor New Orleans with q
gram: Her cargo consisted ln "a
10000 bushels of bullI oono -
'. oI.ipalent % to about 675 freight
@ Gar loads or the capacity o1
t4lrty-four heavy freight trains l
Iier paying freight tonnano
was over 1000 tons, a car@o
any ocean steamer that evcr
GNlsted, unless it be the Great
Eastern specially fitted for tbe
purpose. ,! This cargo of GRAIN
IS the largest one that w,s a,n
l'''t put af1oat, and the maximum is
iot reached. So long as the
t>cr IS III navigable condition
= IS sheer nonsense to tai,
loout railroads competinn VIII
under the barge SYSTEM. i IT.
, ilot an extraordinary THING
:, t1'a fhs f tl,at at no distant day
! the future ten boats a day
some time during the ura;n
,nt can be cleared from this
lrt with their cargoes, makin@
tota' OF about"3, 900, 600 busif7
) OF grain. Still there is no
:Eo :' Tor a blockade; the river
I'LL Accommodates ii|ol
';X-yeS, =, a hundred a day, and
IL hot be blockaded. As we
We SAID frequently before
7re is practically no limit to-
tonnage that can be mt
, oat IN a single day. It is on
n1,i 'lhi,ted now by the ability of
and men to Get the
so aboard. Our eighteen
es OF river frontage DIVE
NY OF room to increase the
Jung capacity indefnitelv.
proved steamers, improved
Ses and more of them aro
ltcd and must soon coma
elevators must be butil
improved appliances for
ky handling grain must be
'tcd. The time is short
increasing demands will
the work onward. "
.. no branch of engin-
= INDUSTRY will business be
FISK IN the coming five
us in the construct;o,
;, barges and elevators
.iiile mas arrived when the
sslppl River is actually
' we named it a month ago.
Gram SprOut of America
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21

Mrs. p. Lcbret has five da-
s.rab'e building lots in square
NO. Is in the town of Rovo,,
sara which she will dispose of
upon reasonable terms. This
offers ., a good opportunity to
nose desiring to invest pro-
itably.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
4ENRY c. KAUFMAN.
W. S. D. HAMILTON

0ust'ce Of the Peace 4th Yard. West
hrut,t, te'tc'ana, La, '''
h.t nthSiEC IFuLLY states that b,viDo
he'd tills Office for eight years. he i'v,"G is ni
dua',"Ga -" TO perform the duties thereof in
will aU'e ran..;o manner: Collection Of claims
""i receive his special attention
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
VIE HENRIETTA HOUSE,
BAYOU SARA. Ia

poo,, BAYOU SARA. la,
~ n"ara ," can beprocured by the lnv. Wool
Tho 'Eo.i.n' f,t.' and at reasonable rates. Tn
ha .",'''n ,"'"re as IN the past, the table viii
market aa:.H Mi'h the very best fare the
ni"ba'1 S. "il"rdS. Elegant and well f,,r-
.,shed rooms. Acco,nnodatinr s'r,.. '"I
ii;1nS'an'ly i;,n in attendance. Pairnnnv,, m .'n'S
'''e" ana satisfaction guaranteed 'o-
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-02-21
aus BROWN.
Corr"site City HalIl


De,,.r - ", River Front, Bayou ara.
4 nea'er IN Watches, Clocks and .Jaw"i,, .Ir
Snnn natse assortment of Eye Glasses anL
,,ir;i iartlc',iar attention given to the -,
ErIti'S EAH @ OF Watches, Cocks and .Jew,l',,
u"ndu p'Iu Tn,I ior old gol silver and dia,
N ."l" SoI" rings made to order
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-06-03
RellS.

The history of bells is full of ofromantic
interest In civilized times they have
been intimely associated, not only with
all kinds Of religious and social rites,
but with almost every important histor-
ical event. Their influence in architect
ure is not less remarkable, for to them
indirectly we Bfobsab bly, owe all the most
famous towers in the world. Bells early
summoned soldiers to arms, as well as
citizens to bath or senate, or Christians
to church They sounded the alarm in
fire or tumult, and the rights Of the
burghers in their bells were jealousy
guarded. Many bloody chapter in
history has been rung in and out by
bells. On the third day of Easter, 1882,
at the ringing of the Sicilian vespers,
5000 French were massacred in cold
blood by John of Procida, who had thus
planned to free Sicily from Charles of
Aniou. On the Gath of August, St.
Bartholomew's day, 1871, bells ushered
in the massacre Of the Huguenots in
France to the number. it is said, OF
100000.
Bell founding attained perfe ction in
Holland in the sixteenth and seven
teenth centuries, and the names OF
Hemorry, Dumery, and the Van den
ulltUS IllC pllhSSo VI tllC biG'
Bell ringing by rope is still a popular
art in England. The first regular peal
of bells sent to England was in l456
by Pope Calixtus III. to Kings college,
Cambridge, and was for 300 years the
largest peal in that country. At the be-
ginning of the sixteenth century sets OF
eight bells were hung in few churches
The great bell at Moscow, Gar Kol-
okol, which, according to the inscrip-
tion, was cast in 1888, was in the earth
1903 years, and was raised by the En-
peror Nicholas in 1886 1t seems never
to have blen actually hung or rung, hay
ing been cracked in the furnace. 1t stands
on raised platform in the middle OF a
square, and is used for a cha a3el. II
weighs 44O, 900 pounds; height. 10 feet
inches; circumference, 60 feet inches
thickness, Q feet; weight of broken piece
ii tons. The second Moscow bell, the
largest in the world in actual use
weighs 1913 tons. The great bell al
Pekin weighs So tons Marking, % tons
Olmutz, l7tons; Vienna, II tons; Notre
Dame, II tons; Erfurt. one of the finest
bell metal, l3 tons. The Kaiserglocke
of Cologne cathedral, lately recasi
(875) weighs twenty five tons.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-06-03
NO. Is.
Clothed in White.

Clothed in white-a happy child at play.
Her face all radiant as the huos OF morning
With fairy step she trod;
A creature lovely as the flowers of May.
Who could bewitch US with her childish
scorning,
Or rule us with nod.
Clothed in white-with blosso in her hair.
A maiden whom to love appeared duty
A spell around her hung;
sense OF all that nature makes most fair,
That filed with rapture all who watched
her beauty,
Or heard her silver tongue.
Clothed in white-she heard the wedding.
chime,
Blushing beneath her crown of orange.
flowers,
AS her soft answer flows
Like music, with no presence Of the time
When DER her lite, which love 80 tondly
dowers,
The shadowy grave will close.
Clothed in white-her form we seem to see
Shine in the glory Of a now existence,
Detying time and night,
And from all earth born memories set tree;
While we, like travellers toiling in the dis
tance,
Yearn for the coming light.
-T'insleys Mdga sfns.