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: Girls lisv.

March 81 must buy to-day.
! Some cologne
Some hair-pins-
Some ruche lace.
Some satin gloss for shoes.
March I6-Dear me- I'm aIways
out of somethiugl To day 1 must
Look for material for 8 spring
dress.
Pair Of
Bottle of Yaseline.
ToOth-pOwders-
Face powders.
New toothbrush.
March live nearly decided
on the materials tor one dress.
It's more expensive than 1 expec
ted. But l must have It. Bought
to day:
-Four yards of new ribbon.
Two pair OF fOur-buttOn kids.
Pair bouse slippers.
New celluIOId comb for front
hair.
Tortoise shell pin for back hair.
Two pair cuffs.
Three collars.
One paper pattern.
One paper pattefn for Jacket.
Leather belt and pocket
Needles and thread.
Worsted for fancy work.
Two lace ties
March Ill don't think l want
anything to day. I'm just going
out, though, to look 81 the goods
in the shop windows Bought IN
expeetedly, March Is.
Materials for three spring dress
es.
Lining for ditto.
PERSIAN trimming for ditto.
Pair of rubber oyershOes.
Pair OF new scissors.
New feathers for hat.
New hat.
New travelling bag.
New clasp for ulster.
Bottle of smelling salts
Three pair OF cheap gloves.
Two lace ties
Spring ParasO..
March Is.-It's time l ordered
another pair OF shoes Ny best
silk Is really shabby. And | must
go out to day; tor I'm out OF pins.
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Srlicirr the Lsiiar.

One night the large and spIen
did Sailors Home IN Liverpool va:
on FIRE, snd 3 vast multitude Of peO-
pie gathered to witness the coafz-
grafton. The fury of the flames
could not be checked IL was sup
posed that all the inmates had left
the burning building. Presently.
however, two poor fellows were
seen stretching their arms from an
upper window, aud we're shouting
for help. What could be done 70
save themI
A stout marine from s man-of
war lying in the river said, "Give
me long ladder, and / vii try it. -
He mounted the ladder. Il was
too short TO reach the window.
pass me up a shorter ladderT be
shouted.
It was done. Even that did not
resch TO the arms stretched fran
ticslly out Of the window. The
brave marine was not 10 be baked.
He lifted the short ladder up on
his shoulders, aud. holding on BY
. easement, he brought the upper
rounds with reach Of the two men,
who were already scorcbed by the
flames. OGt OF the window they
clambered, and creeping down
over the short ladder, and then
over the sturdy marine. they
reached the pavement amid the
loud hurrahs of the multitude.
Il was q noble deed, and teaches
; noble lesson l. teaches US that
when We want TO do good service
10 others We must add our owu
length to the length Of the ladder.
Harry Norton saw that his fel-
ow-clerk, Warren Proctor, was
q hard smoker and
lard drinker, although be was only
% years old. Hhea he urged him
o stop smoking and drinking War
en- replied
why, you sometimes take - oi- |
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-07-15
Special Notice.

To al persons who are troubled with
old ulcers, bOils, cuts, burns, piles, ring
worm, letter, frost bite, chapped lips OF
hands, and all eruLtiOns Of the skin can
be cured, instantly, by using DR.. c. p.
Duncau's Ointment with carbOlic acid,
possessing the most wonderful healing
power of any saIFe that has ever been
made, and so pronounced by all who
have used il. It's effects are like magic.
Horses with sore backs, shoulders, or
scratches cured instantly. Try it.
For sale BY Grigsby s Anderson,
south side square, Pulaski
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Better than ouinfne.

For speedy and certain cure OF all
malariAl diseases, no medicine has yet
been invented equal 10 Dr.. c. 2. Dun
cans celebrated Chill Tonic. 1t con-
tains no arsenic, stryehnine or quinine
IN any form; consequently it produces
none of the bad effects which so COM
monty result from the use OF those min
eFal and poisonous medicines DR..
Duucan's Chill Tonic Purifies and
builds up the impoverished blood, Civ
ing tone and strength 70 the whole sys-
tem-Oue bottle Is equal 70 three dol
lars worth OF Quinine. For sale By
Grigsby s. Anderson, Pulaski.
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Feeding SaIt.-An excess OF salt
in the food retards the fattening OF
animals.
Chicken Cholera Remedy Chop
ped onions. with a little ginger
mixed in. Il said to be a sure cure
for chicken cholera
Farm Machinery.-It should be
understood that there is more wear
from rust than from use, with fern
machinery.
Live Stock.-The coat Is not
changed and good brushing or
cafding helps the shedding of the
hair by stimulating the skin.
Succession CrOps--Beets, rad
ishes. peas, etc, should be sown at
int rvals of two weeks or so, that
there may be q succession OF fresh
"pickings" or ''pullings" through
the season.
Bleeding VInes.-An English
grape grower stopped the profuse
bleeding OF 5 thrifty young vine by
forming 8 sort of hard cement over
the cut ends by repeated busting at
short intervals with portland &c
ment
Sheep and Lembs.-As lambs
grow and thrive, ewes suffer. All
the growth Of the lamb comes from
the eve. The suggestion should
carry its own moral, viz. feed the
eve. There Is 10 fool SO nourish-
ing for . Iamo as the dams milk
and plenty OF it produces the Gae>t
lambs Cows milk may do tor d
store lamb, but not for a market
lamb. Ticks will become trouble
some and fret the flock. The use
Of stEOng decOesiOa of tobacco
will DESTROY these pests
A Rich aaj Cheap MzHur--Chip
dirt tskeu from unster the wOooi-pile
Is known by most 20 he an excel
lent fertilizer for many kinds of
shrubs and trees, and in view OF
these self-evident benefits derived
from the use OF decsyed wood, far
mers can devote few days time to
principal of one OF these at this pc
Rod, and so attack Of garget Is
very sure to occur This may not
always be SO, but long experience
SQd observation cuaviuces US that
u generally Is. The remedy is OBJ
VlOuS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-07-15

TRY DR.. c. z. Duncan's celebrated
Vegetable Liver Pills-a sure cure for
headache, swimming IN the head, bad
taste in the mouth, pains in the side,
back, chest, and limbs Nothing better
for eOnsCipared bowels, sour stomach
and tenderness over the region of the
stomach One box will go further than
two boxes of any other pill VIII act
on the liver aS well As blue mass or eal-
Omel. (WarTantesl). Try them.
side square, Pulaski
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Cooking ky Intuition.

A young lady living st the north
end of town, says an exchange, in
vaded the Kitchen a few days ago,
determined To demonstrate to tue
satisfaction of her mother and an
attentive young man that she could
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-07-15

Whatever any one does or says,
1 must be good, just as if the gold,
or the emerald, or the purple, we're
always saying, whatever any one
does or says, l must De emerald,
and keep my color.-Msrcus Azure
Iius-
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Politicians are sure Of nothing.
The man who is the dark horse to
day may be the brayiDg mule to-
morrow, and next day he may be
nothing st all but q disappointed
donkey.
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Rubbing fat-irons on sand-paper
will remove every BIT of starch and
render them very smooth.
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ChiI0rRn GE

For DR.. Duncan's Worm Syrup-it is
sure, safe and pleasant to take, and
never fails. Try it. For sale by Grigs-
by & Anderson, South side square, Pu-
laski.
VIM. Litterer & Co., Nashville, are
wholesale agents for all of Dr. Duncan's
preparations. nOv20-6m
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ducks nor geese nor turkeys %re in
cluded in these calculations; If they
were the gross sum would nave
been increased by several hundreds
of millions of francs So, accept
ing this census as tolerably near
tie mark, We may hencefarth cease
to be surprised at the vast amount
of chicken bones daily picked in
France.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-07-15

To keep lemons fresh. place them
in g jar filed with water, 10 be re-
newed every day or two.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-07-15

GID the date upon your paper
DEL If your time is out for the
CITIZEN, please remit before we are
compelled TO stop it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-07-15

To prevent moths in carpets, wash
the floor, before laying them, with
spirits OF turpentiue or benzine.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-07-15
Stop That Pain,

Cramp Collie, Diarrhea, Flux and all
affections Of the Stomach and Bowels
can be relieved by using Dr. DuRedH's
LiR{meHt. It never fails TO cure Head
ache, ToOthache, rheumatism, Neural
gia, sprain. and bruises in man. Horses
with collie, bolts or sweeuy can b
cured instantly. For sale by Grigsby &
Anderson, south side square, Pulaski.
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M- Here YOU sre reading s
borrowed manor eCsfv esvsua
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Why is woman with 3 long
dress 8 vagrsut? Because she has
no visible means of support.
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MOntrOSe Vineyard,
PULASKI, TENN.
Concord, Ives, Diana and other Wines,
lUNMIxED. PURE GRAPE JUICE)

WE HAVE FOR SALE IN OUR CELLAR
w 1000 gallons of the vintage Of 1874.
They are approved by physicians and con-
noisuers as genuine and of superior qualities
Can be had 81 the Vineyard and at the drug
store Of Sumpter 8: Lacy, 81 prices so low
that 81 can afford this healthful and deliciou
beverage.
Also, st the Vineyard, Grape slips Of sll
variotio.: Potato sud Tomato slips, Cabbage
plants, &c, cheaper than - Nashville
prices. -
fah2E-tf AUGUSTINE q CO
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-08-28

We are indebted to Theo-
phile Harang ESQ.,. for q copy of
his address to the citizens OF the
State of Louisiana, on a plan to
establish Go operative Central
Factories and Internal Improve
ment Associations.
His idea seems to be to unite
the agricultural interests together
and by a combination OF strength
and means develop all the latest
productiveness and skill of the
State and enable the people to
obtain wealth from everything
that grows upon the earth.
Mr.. Harang, at the request of
his friends will deliver All address
explanatory OF his views, in Thib
odanx, Oh the evening of the first
Monday Of October next. That
will be the opening day Of the
District Court.
His plans, at least, are entitled
to the consideration of every citi
zen of the Parish, and a hearing
should be given him on that occa.
sion.
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The Book so long expected of
the late General j. L. Hood is
now just published, and the de-
lay is well repaid by the beauty
OF the style in which it is prepar-
ed and published for. the sole ben
eft of ''The Hood Memorial
Fund.- Ii is called "Advance
and Retreat. Personal Expe,
rlences in the Armies of the Uni
ted States and Confederate
States.'' contains two portraits +;
one a tine photographic. photo
graph, the other, a fine line en-
graving]; four fine maps of bat
tie fields; $50 pages, Svo. we'll
printed, handsomely bound. Write
to General. G.. T. Beauregard.
New Orleans, for all the particu
lars, or better, send in a postal or
der or registered letter, Three
Dollars, and have a copy sent to
you registered postage free, and
then ask your neighbors to sub
scribe for it. Why not?
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The Town authorities have
sent about 80 dogs, where all
good dogs finally go, within the
last two weeks.
1t is natural for the owners of a
good dog to complain at the loss
"f Il faithful Canine friend, but
necessity and self preservation r.
quire that these worthless pests
that per amoulate the streets day
or night, both homeless and
frlendleSs should be DESTROYED oc
casionally.
Hydraphob:a is no pleasant ex
perience for any one.
Dogs that run at large, depend
ing upon what they can pick up,
for food are far more liable to 90
mad than those which are cared
for at home.
The constable does not modest
dogs that are in their owners
yards, and if those which are run
ming get IA fatal sausage they
must bear it.
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The railroad grounds in the
rear of Pattersonvi!le is an I'm.
healthy place for live animals,
When an excursion from this
place to New Iberia a couple OF
months ago took place a horse
was thrown from the track. and
killeds and last Sunday at the
same place a calf was left in an
excellent position for the butcher.
The stubhornness of a COW.
when a Locomotive approaches,
is one of tie remarkable faculties
of That sensible animal.
Seventeen locomotives could
not keep one Of them, after get
ting ON her feet, from standing
and stretching herself, and the
attempt to stand on one side of
the track until the train gets
within four feet and then Jump
across just i'll time to land on the
c~owcatcher never fails to be made
when All opportunity is present
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For some time past efforts
nave been in progress looking to
the formation of a militia comma.
NY which has resulted in the or
ganisat!on of the Lafourche Voluu
teers with the following officers:
+. p. Lorio, Captain ; j. L.. Au
CON- First Lieutenant ; John NJ.
Walsh, Second Lieutenant J.
A. Trone, First Sergeant; Adrien
Roger. Second Sergeant S, r.
DeManade, Third Sergeant J.
n. Wright, Fourth Sergeant: r.
Il. Steib, Fifth Sergeant; CLAY
ton Badeaux, First Corporal A.
Il. Hoffman, Second Corporal /:
). A. PujoS. Third CORPORAL !.
frank Bergeron, Fourth Corpo,
raj.
This company with a little ener
gy can be made efficient and use
fal. The officers are capable Of
thoroughly discipliu;ug the com
and will doubtless do so.
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The extension of Morganss
Railroad Via OpelouSas through,
Washington, Holmesville, Che.
NEVILLE, to Alexandria on Red
River has been agreed upon, and
the contracts for grading are al
ready completed. The road to
Alexandria will be in running con
dition within the next twelve
months.
This will bring the finest cotton
region in Louisiana into close
connection with the New Orleans
Market. The road into Texas
will be in operation on Septem.
Der ], so that a grand future is
booming up for New Orleans.
Anything that will increase the
prosperity of New Orleans will
enhance that Of the surrounding
country.
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The Local Board of Swamp
Land Commissioners held :; ses.
sion on August 49,, when they
were met by Mr.. VIM. r. Walker
agent Of the Newton Dredpe
Boat Company. After c~ousulta
ton propositions were made that
Will very probably be accented.
winch will insure an early com
NJ ncement of work again, on the
canal leading from Lake Long to
Lake Jean LA C,Oix. AT all events
IN a Jew days that point will be-
settled.
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)lt is a matter Of Importance
That the Democratic Conveutio,
which will meet very soon at
Morgan City should make a wise
and %judicious selection of a cand;
date for Congress, tor the Demo
cracy to support and vote for.
We have no especial choice for a
candidate, but We desire that he
shonld be a representative Demo.
crat, IA man of dignity aud honor,
and one whose conduct in Con
gress will be such as not to re.
qnlre committees of Investigation
to whltewash his character and
screen him from the proper pun
ishment due him.
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toches: Rapides, Red Rive. !,
GfpYs Ntinn anil CT \

toches, Rapides, Red River.
ster W,nn and Sabine. sssae
One Representative from i
frlc t, composed of the par;s.ne
dia, Caldwell, Claiborne aes Y
Carroll. West Carroll. 0,tshsl
Lincoln, Morehouse, Mdakla
kichland. Tensas and ITn;enason,
one representative from Il.
trict, composed of the parish .ne
East Baton Rouge, West q
East feiiciana, West Felic;ann s.ce
Polnte Coupee, st. Helena = IN
Tammany, T'angipahoa ami I ~ ~
IA ana l 20 hereby direct and mn ~
eral sherltfs throughout tie SsueftlI
pervisor of Registration to, ssate
Oclaans, the assessors Of tbs Is
es OF the State, outside Of ths seveea
leans, er-c6Geio registrar Of pafsS
respective parishes, the co.oNf
elections, and all other oficers +
cerned, to hold said election
aforesaid. within the tims g
law, and at the places des plesta5
legal local authorities. witb;s nstct
tive parishes, and to camsa ~; tneag
ts hela and conducted. and t NJ.
thereof to be made, in .all res, .asSl \
manner and form provided far r.
}c In testimony wheneafia& III
(L.S. unto affixed nv signstalaA
~)ed the seal ofthe Stas%
to DC herewith attached, at t6e s;s1
Orleans. this thirty-first dac - WI
and eight hundred and eighty MI
hundred and fifth of the indspos
the United States Of America
by the Acting Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secret.,.
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The Lake Charles Echo seems
to be the only paper IN this Dis.
trlct that supports Acklen for a
denomination.
We wish it distinctly under
stood that the endorsement of 40
Congressional committees can
not get the writer of this article
to vote for or support any man,
who for two terms that he has
been in Congress has had Con
gressional committees constantly
at WORK tc screen him from that
punishment he SO richly merited.
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Wonderful bargains at the
Seven Star Store.

delegates of the Compression
al Republican Convention I thank
you for the honor you have con
fered upon me, in nominating NE
as your candidate for Congress
In this Congressional District. !
can assure you that it was unsoli
cited, unsought for, and entirely
unexpected"
G. 3. Darral before the late
convention in Thibodaux.
1t Datral had lived in the DAYS
OF Ananias aud Sapphira a
thunderboit would have knocked
his heels from under him before
he had gotten half through his
little speech.
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Politics is lively among the
Republicans now a days, but they
are fighting each other, not the
Democrats.
Some of them who are striving
to elevate the.plane upon which
their party stands,t to a higher level
than it has occupied heretofore
have the sympathy of all good
men. When the time comes that
the dividing parties in this coun-
try will be compelled to place but
good men to the front, then will
be tranquility aud conteutmeut in
the land.
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AN OLD CITIZEN GONE !-Sam
uel JamisOn, Il we'll known citizen
or New Orleans, and proprietor
OF Live Oak plantation in this
Iarlsh died, a week ago in New
orleans at the age of Il.
Mr. JamisOn was remarkable
for his energy and correct bnsi
ness principles, and did, by his
influence aud will, much towards
advancing the prosperity, and all
vaDceMent of the material inter-
ests of Louisiana.
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the Parish of ST Morv :

In the Parish of st. Mary the
Democratic Central Committce
met last week, aid made the nrt
essary orders to have delegates
named for the Congressional con
vention soon to be held.
A few days after two or three
OF the members of that commit
tee assembled at Morgan CITY
where under the presidency Of
Mr.. Acklen they held a bogus
meeting, calling themselves fhe
Parish Central Committee. and
passed resolutions to the sam.
effect. All this forebodes trouble
In the approaching convention. II
was a piece of work similar To
that of Vermilliouville and il
worthy OF the mind of it's orieina.
tor.
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-Faustln Martin who killed
George .Rountree at a Ball
room two weeks ago to night
has had a preliminary investiga.
ton before the District Judge
knobloch aud sent before the Dis
trlct Court for trial for man.
slaughter. Bonds are fixed at
100000.
The killing is claimed to have
been unintentionaI, the provoca
ton OF the deceased having caus
ed the accused in the excitement
OF passion to give the blows. with
out any wish or intention to kill.
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For the last two years every
N. Q. paper has something to say
about tue troubles of the school
teachers aud their pay.
Is it not time for the city all.
tboIitieS to learn a little common
sense?
Why do they continue their SEES
siOns for months after the school
fund is exhausted?
If such Il method of doing bust
ness is not first class folly, an ex
PLANTATION of what folly is would
be appropriate.
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"A !. .3icoot~,

Attention is directed tu the
card OF Mcclure and Gorm,ev
Photograph Artists, who will.
soon open a gallery on the cor.
ner OF Main and St. Louis streets.
These artists are from l3l Pow
dras street New Orleans and are
doubtless skilled in their profes
sion.
There is nothing that affords
one so much pleasure as the pic
tnre OF a lost or absent friend.
A good opportunity will be pre-
scented by these artists to secure
a likeness fer every one.
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ALL INDORSE TT.

The Recorder, Americas, Ca,
says: "Clerks, Senators, Repre>
sentatives, doctors, Lawyers, Citi
zens, in public and private life,
are testifying by the thousands,
and over their own signatures,
that a remedy has been found for
-Bright's Disease of the Kidaeys
and for Diabetes; these are re
spectively know as Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.r
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QUESTIONABLE

The Herald, Detroit, Mich.
says OF Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Care: ats efficacy in kid
ney, liver. aud urinary diseases
is SO fully acknowledged that il
Is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonials from well known
citizens in public and private life
are evidences strong enough to
the most stubborn doubt
er."
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Mt is a dangerous thing to al
low the dlarrhGa or dysentery to
go unchecked and there is M
need OF it. A small bottle of
Johnson's Ancdyne Linimeut will
euro the most stubborn case that
can be introduced.
Fever aud ague, malarious fe-
yer, bilious and typhoid fevers
all originate in one producing
cause and May all be easily pre-
v, vented by Parsons Puryatice Plus.
These pills act directly aud DOW
erfully upon the blood.