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nCs- FROM THE GREAT WET-GOODS
SALE.
ANOTHER LARGE LOT, ONLY SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED.
JUST OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER < SONS.

: cases BLEACHED COTTON at Sc. worth DC. :;
8 cases BLEACHED COTTON, equal to VAIN
sutta. Ht tlc.. 80
80 pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWN at zoe,
60 niece, sTRiPED MARSEILLEs at 12Sc.
worth 25.; - . $3.50.
80 piec, > PLAIN WHITE LINEN LAWN AT
lec. worth 30c.
10 pieces BLACK PURE MOHAIR ALPACA at
25c worth 35c.:
rs dozen LINkN TOWELS AZ ! Ic. worth 1890. {;
so dozen LINEN TOWh : AT l62sc. worth 25c. !;
40 dozen TURKISH TOWELS AT l6Sc. worth
so dozen GENrLFMFN'S PURE LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS 1t Toe. wOr 1885,:
60 dozes LADIFS PURE LINN HANDkE Err
CHIEFS at 6Oc. pr dozen;
3j pieces Pure LINEN DIAPER at 1925 worth
100 fAL MARsEILLEs QUILTS a, 81 worth
,,o wssI lfsp surT1ANnsu,vts,, SIC worth
1925.
These goods are very cbeas and VIII ne sold rap
idly. Can early II you want bargaips at
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS.
NH l9.eeod COS Broad street.
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No Prsr- (Marietti ke e,s s;ortsa S"t ths
.l1e, 4 they haven % NE Su wasing e"e
m msn'v No every every hsif-bou In the night and
nil 10 no nurpOse.
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- .s.,ruxx. ncr C0SKLfSo.-[Phlla'
NOT W Tsmss' Dsrn.l-lf the Grant pro.
delphIa lh sM1 u Caicago, the next choice
grnmmss, s soa,' lea isscers will be Roscoe Cons.
o. the ia 9ri 70 vs.; be- there to profit by any
m ''siS;;,c c%u acc, dents which may occur
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MI COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, MARCH 20TH,


8 pieces NEW DESIGN BLACK SILK G7ENA-
DINE 75c. yard The value of which IS $l.2o
10 pieces MEXICAN MESH-SILK GRENADiNE
at Acc. the value Of which / 6jC
Also. a large variety in SATIN STRIPES, DE-
MASsE, and other new effects
All shaees of ALL-wO0L BUNTING at from 90
to- Csc
cases of NOME BUNTING in light and dark
colorlngs, at 1885,;
full variety Of DRESS GOODS, In all their va
rious new esigns aui colorings;
LUPTN'S PURE CAMEL'S-HATR BUNTING at
90c. yard the value of which is fully S1.4O;
Also, the FRENCH BUNIlNGS, at 40, 50, so, and
7jc.;
Is pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK FRENCH GAUZE
al 45c.;
Also, 25 pair REAL.LACE CURTAINS, in new
DESIGNS at very low prices;
pieces BLACK SILK at sl.25 the value of which
isS1.75;
A large variety of new effects in SUMNER SILKS
NH ~
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KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS OPPOSED TO
GRANT.-Louisuuie. March 27.-At u meet
Ing to. day OF the Republicans Of Jefferson
county, KY. which includes Louisville,
resolutions were adopted pledging support
to the nominee OF the Chicago Convention.
eulogizing Blaine. complimenting Sher-
man, admiring the eX-President and sew
eraI others, and condemning all who aim
or aspire to a tbird-term. The action OF
officials in the alleged promotion OF third
term interests was stingingiy criticised.
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Il.
Opening OF NEW SPRING GOODS
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
306 BROAD STREET,

just received full and complete line OF The latest
novelties In DRESS GOODS. embracing
ALL-WOOL BUNTING. La E-STRIPED RUNT-
ING. HkRNANIS, MONTE CLOTHS, CRAZE
CLOTHS, BRDCADES al d 3 RIPrS IN all the
newest shades. SATlNS, SILKS. PEklN
STRIPES, POLKA DOT, and BROCADES for
trimming (fuli liue).
BLACK GRENADINES, BLACK CASHMERES,
TAMlSE, AID NOME CLOTHS.
LADIES' SACkINGS.
LACEs.
Hosiery, Buttons, and Trimmings specially !;
Paiasols. fun Inc. al price, lower than ever; Ia
bIe-Liuens Napkins, and Towels; Lace Mitts, iull
line. all The shades Lace Ton. - ,riin. and
Hid Gloves; Ladies' and Genllemen's Underwear !;
CassImerrs Tor boys aud meD's wear.
Our store VIII he closed FRIDAY, April 2. 1880.
NH 30-3m
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M YOU WISH TO BUY NEW AND
PRETTY GOODS,
GO TO THALHIMER BROTHERS.
IFYOU WISH TO BUY CHEAP AND DURABLE
GOODS,
GO TO THALHIMER BROTHERS.
IF YOU WISH TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY
IN PURCHASING,
cp tn THAIHIMFR BROTHt RS,
GO TO THALHIMER BROTHERS.

Having purchased most of stock at very low
pr ces pre- vOus 10 Me heIyy advance, We shall give
our friends and customers the fall beneht ~ same.
and Will o. MONDAY exhibit the finest line OF
DRESS GOODS. NOVELTIES. SILKS. SATINS.
&C.. ey,r hown in this city. Among our stock we
will show 49, &.
1872 pieces DRESS GOODS from l21c. 10 81 q
yard: ,.. ,,. -
4 handsome c-.cg line OF BLACK AMI COLORED sA.
TINS, PEKINS, STRIPES, BROCADEs,
POLKA DOTS. &C. at all price
% pieces BLACk GRO GRAM SILKS from 75c.
TO *3-rhi- an extra cheap line OF SILKS ana
q Piece, BLACK CAsHMERES from 25c. to
AS pieces GRAPE CLOTHS. TAMLsE; SILK
AND Wool. SlI,K.aND COTIoN HENRI
ETA CLOTH, NOME CLOTH, and other
BLACK GOUpS. As we are making this line
OF goods specially we II saiey guar lnee 10
suit any one IN want o. BLACK GOODS.
200 wards CbURIAULD'S GRAPES, III remnants,
from fl q 10 f3.50-worh Double The money :;
122 pieces BLACK aud COLOEED BUNiINGs
We call ali SPECIAL attention TO orr elegant line Of
LACE MITTS. LACE-TOP GLOVES.
THREAD End SILK GLOVES. SlI. X SCARFS,
FICHUES, COLLARS, CUFFS, NECk-RUF-
FILINGS, ut very low price,:
900 dozen COR FITS. embracing every grade and
style. from DC 10 50 apiece;
tons-from 500. 10 $3.50. Dcn'l tau 70 ooS al
our TIL aEk-BuTTO> KID GLOVE g SOC;
HAMBURG EDGINGS. HAMBURG N>ERT-
INGS-5,0O0 yarOs of these goods from &c. to
Also. nice line Of SWISS EDGING>. T0RCIl0N
LACE>. BRETON. LANGUEDOC, ITALIAN
and FRENCH LACES. at extraordinarily low
prices Don, pay , org prl ce. ros 'hese s''oS
THALIllMER BROTHERS.
NH 27-S.MaW Col Broad street.
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1t is stated in Boston that Senator Blaine
is an snti-Masonc sympathizer. At late
meeting Of one OF the opposition societies a
letter from him was read. Washington
Post.
We don't credit that story.
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EXsURSION.
CHESTER.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
TUESDAY. MARCH 80, 1850.
EX. URSION.

For the accommodation Of the ladies AMI gentle
men who desire - attend these ceremonies an
EXCURSION TRAIN
will be run TO Chester. leaving Richmond at l2:4o
p. NJ and return in the evening.
JJPPA LODGE. No. 40, of this city. will nartl.
cpate In The ceremonies, esc0r ell by RICHMOND
CbNMANDERY. No. X 4.
KEsSNtH'S FULL BAND fb0ih string AMI
brasSl will furnish music for fbe occasion.
Arrangements have been made for citizens who
uuable to go ov>r earlier to 60 over on tie 43O
L. VI. train
Fare round trip. soc. NH 20 I'd
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M. ox,y HopE.-[From the New York
World. l-secretary sherman, ., ie V ~ GO
to try aud get some yls, s,;nr and sse a fair
y, co, M Nothing else will save him'
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NJ GRAND OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
sYCLE BROTHERS.
EVERY DEPARTMENT is NOW coMpLETr.

"
We have full line OF BLACK CsCTfEMTKEs from
3Or. 10 ~ per yard. our 90. GO, ana 6oc'
cACHrMIRE is the best ever shown In Rich
mond.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT IN Black and Co!ored-
we are selling an excellent BLACK SILK at
81. Our sl.25 BLACK SILK Is Of very supe'
rior quality.
We also have a fun line Of BLACK and COLORED
In BI. ,CK aud CoLORED BUNT;NGs we have
full assortment, and at prices 10 suit anybody
and everybody.
They were bought at That large recent sale In
New York ami we are selling Them very cheap.
We have also full line of DRESS LINEN at
tonlshingly low lures, rapging from 15 TO 2oc.
per ysrd-10 per cent. less than regular price,
500 pieces OF NEW DRESS GOODS from l2H 70
Use. and an entire new Tot OF LACE BJNI-
INGs, ana II full line Of TURKISH DRESS
GOODS.
In MATING. OI-CLOTH. WINDOWS HADEs,
and LACE CURTAINS we have an entire noor
and at prices that will suit every body
500 FRENCH and AMERICAN CORsEIs ranging
from 37xc TO s1.75.
Just opened an { tire new lot Of HOSIERY, SHET-
LAND SUAWLS, PARASOLs. and SUN. UNI
| B1ELLAs. Among them you Will find some
new designs.
Materials for SPRING ssckngs-such as CAMELs-
HAIR and URKIsH MELTON.
500 patterns of NEW HAMBURG EDGINGS and
| INsERTINGS from The lowest TO the finest
| In LACE we have a large variety of our own Inn
| nortalion-such as TORCHON, LANGutDOC.
BRETON NE, ITALIAN, and VALEN-
! CIENNES.
| Another lot OF those EVERLASTiNG TRIM
| MlNGS as cheap as they ever were before.
| LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED sHlRTS-all
| OF our own manufacture
LADIES UNDERG ARMENTs-Thi department
| is In the entire charsc of some OF our lazy
| clerks. and we are selling these goods at less
Than you could buy the material. They are
| handsomely trimmed and well made.
| Don't tail 10 visit SYCLE BROTHERS,,
| NH 29-tOd 81 brOau street,
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The f,oyernor has done what the people
=, virginia expected Of him In appointing
General JANIS MCDONALD to be Railroad
Commissioner.
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DRICE'S ENGLISH PURE GLlCk-
i KINE FOR INTERNAL Use >old 81
MEADE 4 BAKtR'S DRUG STORE.
PANCREAIIC EMULSION, prepared in fht.iAL
by Dr. Dobrl's formula. ant 80 nighy De-" o..
meuded Tor consumplive-. sold at
MEADE & BAKERS DRUG SInEL
DR.. SAVILLE'S LIQUkUR, aud PILLS, il' TO ..
braled French rcmedies tor the CUNt ~
GOVT. Sold at
MEADE & BAKERS DRUG >IuRI.
WYFTHE,s PFrTONIC PILLS: one after ,4,H-
will relieve indigestion. >old al
MEADE 4 BAhER'S ORIG sInI..
fe2I 9l9 Nan ,'rl'
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xrcc,.,. NOTICES.
ty LINEN GOODS. LINEN GOODS

LARGE IMPORTATION.
MONEY CAN RE SAVED ny PURChASiN"
YOUR LINEN GOODS OF
LEVY BRcTHERS. -
THE Largest ASSORTMENT OF TABLE
LINEN IN THE CITY.
nj 2j, 80, 30, o., %, 10, ooc"
GI.tl.25. and up TO ~ per yard;
NAPKINS from 35c. 10 50 per dozen; a.
HUCKABAGk aud DAMAsk TOWELS from ooc'
Linen St ri oTHs at a. ss:6 s4.and IS
TowELLING at o., 7, 10: 2h, and &c per yard,
TABLEfiLOTHs, ~ yards long, at s1.oo-"ou'd
Linen SHIFTING. full 1O.4 wide. at s1:l0 per
yard worth si.50;- at $1.25 per yard worth
prLLoyWW..CAsE LINEN at IS and SOC. per yard: at
NH al LEVY BROTHERS.
=
MT FURNITURE-C RETONS at %, 30
MARsEILLEs QUILTS cheaper than ever. Our
whole stock was purchased before the recent al
CAssiMEREs. JEANS, TRICOT, and CLOTHS
for boys and mems wear;
CLOTHS in great variety for ladies' wear:
LACE LACE CURTAINS, and WINDOW
CARPETs, MATTINGs, OM.CL0THs, RUGS
and MATS, at LEVY bhOlhEhS'
fmh 30l
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mr. CORSETS CORSETS! CORSETS!
THE Largest STOCK IN THE CITY!
THE CHEAPEST STOCK IN HE CITY
WHITE and COLORED CORSETs In all qualities
and sZ =. ,.,.,, ,,,I,,,,
WecaiI particular attention to our FRENCH-WOIE
CORSET, AZ soc. pair worth Zoe, and the
LADY TEAZLE CORSET, at 81 worth Il 30.
NURSING aud ABDOMINAL CORskIS IN all
NH 40 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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f5g- HOSIERY HOSIERY!-We show
a complete ASSORTMENT OF HOSE for men. women.
of The latest sly les-all new good, this spring.
NH 40 LEVY BROTHERS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
JUST RECEIVED BY
O. d. BROOKS.
AND CHEMIST

K lNSLOW Kerosene Oil, LAMPS. CHM
Ia neys, wicks etc.
AT o. D. BROOKS.
y EELEYS Hard Rubber Trusses =, Liybt.
~ cool, cieanty, us"' in bathing.
AT 0. D. BROOKS.
I AIDES and Gents. shoulder bracess
- sllspensorics, etc.
Alto De oOKs.
pERFORATED card board. gold and
l. silver, aud plain gold silver narer,
AT o. D. BROOKS.
kNLANOklNG extracts. fGeIatin. Spices.
~ and English Soda. &c,
AT o. D. BROOKS.
CANDIES, Chocolate, Cocoanut, Burnt
" Almonds, &c, all fresh,
AT o. d CROOKS.
PODGERS and Westenholme's knives,
~ aud Rodgers straps aud:brushes
/. AT o. D. BROOKS.
VNOOTH, nail, ]ather, hair, scrab, shos,
ArO. D.eBRO0KS.
TOILET powder, handk'f. extracts. and
Al. o. b. BROOKS.
TOILET soap, bay rum. imported, half
l. oil and pomades.
AT. o. D. BROOKS.
BROOKS chill aua fever.c1re, .guaran-
~ tccd AT 0. D, BROOKS.
BROOKS Elixir Calasaya EBark and
- Iron, pleasant to take.
AT o. D. BROOKS.
SCHOOL books, slate, pencils. copy
~ books, &c, AT O. D, BROOKS,
pURE sperm oil, for sewing machines.
l. ALTO. d. BROOKS.
ID \SE Balls and Bats, all sizes.
II AT 0. d. BROOKS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
THE DUDLEY HOUSE,

JACKSON, LA.
PICIIARD DUDLEY, PROPRIETOR.
IL Is now open for the Accommodation
of the public. Charges reasonable and
fare good. Patronage solicited. First
class buggies aud horses always in Eis
stables for the accommodation Of the
travelling public.-july17-1y.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
A GREETING.

Having returned from q trip
into the northern lake region
where | went for q new stock
Of vital energy, [ again offer
my services to the public, that,
last summer so generously work.
ed me down sick. One great
advantage Of my trip was in
my being able TO attend and
take part in the Convention of
the Photographers Association
OF America, and being an active
member am in a position that
will keep NE we'll UP in every
advance made by our useful
fraternity. Hoping to meet
old friends, and make plenty Of
new ones, l am
Respectfully,
JNO. j. BURKE.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25

WHY WE EAT OYSTERS
RAw,-Dr. William Roberts in
his interesting lectures on the
digestive terments, says: "Our
practice in regard to the oyster
is quite exceptional, and fur
nishes a striking example of
the general correctness Of the
popular Judgment on dietetic
questions. The oyster is al
most the only animal substance
which we eat habitually, and
10y preference, in the raw or I'M
cooked state; and it is inter-
esting to know that there is q
sound physiological reason at
the bottom of this preference.
The faWn-colored mass which
constitutes the dainty Of the
oyster is it's liver, and this is
little less than a heap of glyco-
gen. Associated with the gly-
cogcn, but withheld from actu-
al contact with it during life, is
its appropriate digestive fer
mcnt-the hepatic disastase.
The mere crushing Of the dain-
ty between the teeth bring
these two bodies, together, and
the GIycogen is at once digest
ed without other help by its
own disastase. The oyster in
the uncooked state, or merely
warmed, is, in fact, self-diges-
tive. But the advantage of
this provision is wholly lost by
cooking; for the heat employed
immediately destroys the assoc
ciatcd terment, and Il cooked
oyster has to be digested, like
any other food, by the caters
own digestive powers"
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
IE BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE

WE BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
" attention of the public to the fact
nat the Southern Standard P ress is now
increasing popularity. During the last
season over FOUR HUNDRED were put
INTO use with unusual and unqualified
success. The most III arkcd features oft
merits are QUICK WORK, CONVENT
ENCE EASE OF operation and the faciii,
ty or packing heavy bales 1t meets
With tho most marked success as u steam
Power Press, where these features ara
most appreciated. Owing to tho u,nre.
ccdented advance, in cost of material we
have ''een compelled to slightly advance
prices. Price complete for power except
wook work $1,000. Price complete for
Land power except wool work $4,000
We are prepared to supply bur Patrons
with the very best Machinery and fittings
OF OF all kinds at the very lowest prices.
The Brown Gin. a speciality. Address
SOUTHERN STAFDARD PRESS co.
h'2o-6m. Meridian. Mis3,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25

State % Lonisiana-Parish of West Fell.
ciana--Clerl's Office.
IaE IL REMEMBERED, that on this
~ 9th day Of August, 1880, we, G. NJ.
Barrow, Clerk, T.. V. d. Hay aman and
Calvin Goodman. qualified electors and
members of the Jury Commission, did as
scmble at the Court House of the Pa. ish
OF West Feiiciana and proceeded to draw
from the appropriate box the following
Thirty names of the persons who are to
be summone as jurors for the second
week of the October term of the 18th Ju-
diciai District Court commencing Oh Mon
day, October 1ltb, 1850:
johnson Seaberry, S G Dohcrty, Charles
Claiborne, Jerry Whitaker, Aft Parker,
J II Gore, T w Early, Al Row. w S Gore,
Henry CLANCY, Green Johnson, Sip Win
ston, Fisher billiard, Geo Kamfinann c
BUSHNELL w II Newton, Johsua J ohm son,
John Cotton, Ben Franklin, J ID Smith
Owen Lucas, John Picket, Chas Doherty,
Abb Peterson, J r Miller Jack Cranon,
\ Smith, } II Clack, Jos Aronstein, 3
Wellington. Drawn August st h, 1880.
c. NJ. BARROW, Clerk.
CALVIN GOODMAN,
Angel i. V. y. IIAGAAIAN.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

The many friends OF Mr.
). i. Leake will no doubt be
pleased to learn that that gen
tleman can now be found at
the store of Mr.. Joseph Stern.
Jimmie makes a polite and at
tentive clerk.
Mr. John d. Austen is now
employed in the office of Mes
SIS J. Freyhan & Co.
On Thursday last Mr.. I. N.
Maynard, jr., who has been
spending the summer with rel
aflves, took his departure for
New Orleans, where he will he
engaged during the winter
months in the Office of his faith
er, who has charge of the New
Orleans Clearing House.
Mr.. J. j. Burke, the popular
photographer who a ttained such
an cnviable reputation in this
community as an artist during
the past summer, returned on
Friday last. He will pitch his
tent i'll a few days and proceed
to take the shadows of all who
desire them.
Mr.. j. j. Vim was in town
last week.
Mr.. G. NJ. Miller is book
keeper in the store of Mr.. J. J.
Vim, at Tunica.
We had the pleasure of re-
ceiving a call on Wednesday
last from that genial and cour-
teous gentleman, DIR. Kuffiin G.
Stirling. The Doctor, though
not cured OF the fearful malady
that has SO heavily taxed his
once iron-like constitution, was
feeling much better than usual
on the day Of his visit. Even
in his suffering however, he is
ever joyial. Possessed of q
strong mind it seems his deter
mlnation to cast no gloom on
his friends by an exhibition of
pain. We hope for him many
years more of usefulness in this
community where he is univer-
sally beliked.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
Registration Notice.

AS EssOH's OFFICE, Conrt House,
West Fc}iciana, Aug. IS, 1850
rslHE Registration Office, for the pur-
Il pose of registering voters, and en-
rolling the names of those who have be-
come entitled I" register since last regis
ttatinn, will be opeuc,l at the
Court House from September lst to 5tb,
inclrSiVe.
September 9th and 18th, at Star Hill
ID, war!t.
September 8th and 9th, at C. i Smiths
9th ward.
September 10th and 11th at Baiuc's Pond,
5rd ward.
September 18th aud Illh at Grange
Hall 9Th ward.
September 18th and 10Th at Laurel
Hill lth ward
September 18th aud 18th at Brick
Church 10th ward.
September Goth and 21th at st. Maryts
Church Sth ward.
September 22st and end, at Cat Island
LcBHi store.
September Gard and 25th at Tunica
Wimn's store.
At the Court House from September
Goth to the LIST of November. inclusive.
MATT GILMORE
Assessor and Registrar
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
REVISION OF THE NEW TESTI

REVISION OF THE NEW TEsTI-
MENr.--It is safe to say that
the new English revision of the
New Testament will not be I'M
iversally satisfactory. The
numerous verbal changes that
have been made will jar harsh
Iy upon the ears and offend the
eyes Of those who are most fa-
miliar with the present text,
and there will be a loss of dig
nifty in the alienation Of many
passages in order to conform
THEN phraseology to modern
usage. The antiqueness Of
style-in fact its very quaint
ness-constitutes a great part
of the current version of the
Scriptures, and in this respect
there will be no gain in the
substitution of more modern
words or idioms for those of the
King James translation. No
u few Of the passages which
have been remodcled have be-
come consecrated in pious
hearts as precious formulas,
and while the Sunday school
children Of the future may be
content with the new renditi-
| ons, those of a former genera
ton will not be apt to accept
them with such eagerness. The
excision Of the greater portion
of the parable about the wo-
man taken in adultry will strike
many as a surrender Of one OF
the most significant lessons OF
the Bible, while the description
of the pool Of Bethesda will lose
much of it's romantic beauty by
| the omission of the angel
Philadelphia Record.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
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Anyone can become a successful agent
Six elegant works of art given free to
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homo over night. you can do it as vel!
as others. Full directions and terms free
Elegant and expensive Outfit free. if you
want profitable work send us yonr ad-
dress at once. 1t costs nothing to try the
business. No one who engages fails to
make great pay. Address George Stinson
81 Co., Portland. Me. aug2l 1y.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25

The following are the quo
tations for cotton on Thursday
the 23th;
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-09-25
EFFECTS OF RICE CULTURE Upon
HEALTH OF TEE POPULATION.

EFFECTS OF RICE CULTURE UPON
HEALTH OF ZEE POPULATION.
The following was taken from
the proceedings Of New Orleans
Board of Health:
DIR. Jones directed the atten-
ton OF the Board of Health to
the important fact that during
the pas: few years, since the
close of the American civil war.
QS6l-1SG5,) large areas of land
IN the Delta of the Mississippi.
above, below and around New
Orleans, have been devoted to
the cultivation of rice.
In the opinion OF the Presi-
dent of the Board of Health,
rice culture was one of the most
unhealthy modes of agriculture,
and was the prolific source Of
many of the severest fevers of
malarial form, and especially of
that form recognized for centu-
ries in Europe, and described
by Fort, TOmmasini and 9th
ers, and in our own city by the
lee rned and accomplished DR..
Charles FACET, and which has
received various appellations as
hamorrhagic malarial> fever,
mala1ial lla % aturia, hHmogas-
trio malariaI fever.
Instances Of the several forms
of malarial fever, attended with
hemorrhage from the stomach,
or bowels or kidneys, and with
vomiting or black matter and
with jaundice, closely simulat-
ing in some of the more proni-
nent symptoms, yellow fever,
occur every autum in the malta
rial regions of North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama, Mis-
siss1ppi, Louisiana, Texas and
Arkansas. So familiar are the
experienced physicians Of our
Southern country with this Sc
we're form OF malarial fever, that
these occurrences occasion no
alalm. AS the occurrence some
ten days ago Of several cases of
severe malarial fever in the
neighbornOcd OFFICE farms, near
Point Michel, occasioned some
comment, an immediate inves-
tigation was instituted. The
President of the Board ofHealth
had himself visited cases of this
form Of malarial fever i'm COM
pany with DR.. Geo. Howe, in
the parish of st. Bernard, and
had also addressed letters of in
quiry to the leading physicians
OF the parish Ct Plaquemines,
and also to the officers at the
jetties and at the Mississippi
Quarantine Station.
DR.. Jones submitted the let
ters from the physicians refer
red to, who report that the ca
ses were plainly malarial fever.
and that more than three-fourths
of the sick were colOred people
and natives of the place.
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