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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-24

Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. speedy
and Certain Antidote for Catarrh. Snufiies.
Iptiut MA and Cold in the Head. wonder
full Constitutional remedy and Absolute Cure
Delivered at 81 80 package. Pamphlets
furnished by Druggists or mailed free by ID.
B. Dewey Co., 46 Dey Street n. y.
Monday, March, 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-24

Kings Vegetable Ambrssia restores nay hair to
its original color, prevents TIE hair ffe9 falling out,
and IL one Of the finest dressiugs for The hair IN the
gists. GenY AG'ts. i1lv19+a M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-24

DR.. Cutters Shoulder Braces correct the habit Of
st0opin9. Parsons, Bangs Co., Wholesale Drug
Rists, Portland, General Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-24

Will send their celebrated Electro-Voltalc
Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days trial
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-24
A HOUSEHOLD NEED.

Miss Sawysrs Save - now prepared 10 the best
Known. Price 2scents. iuly3t&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-24

with affection; garnish him over with the
spice of pleasantly, and if you add kisses
and other CONNECTIONS let them be accom-
panied with sufficient portion of secrecy,
mixed with prudence and moderation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-24

Teachers, authors and others of sedentary
habits highly prize Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-24

ClA01OlES!
NHOICE varieties of Gladioles tor sale at RUS.
~ SELL EATON'S, Chestnut ST., from 10 TO ,,
cents Il bulb. Cheaper by the dozen. msyif
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
H0AF WATCHES ARE MADE.

1t VIII be apparent to any one, who Will ex-
anime SOLID GOLD WATCfr.s that, Hside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
pollslllng, large proportion of the precious
metal used, Is needed only to stifren and hold
the engraved portions In place; and supply the,
N ccssary solldlty and dstrength. Tie surplus
go'diS actually needless so far as UTILITY md
oeaaty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT
.Ei@T GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE OF me.
c.a''s metal is overcome, and the SAME so1Ippr,.
AND STRENGTH produced at froro '6ne-third to
onc-half OF the usual cost OF 'soIfd cases. This
process Is Of the most simple nature as fol-
lows: a plate OF nickel composition metal.
Specially adapted to the purpose, has two plates
or SOLID GOLD soldered one on aach side. The
three are then passed betReeif 't1olished stee,
rollers, and the result is strip of heavy plated
composition, from which the cases, backs, Gem
tres, DeZzles, &C.. are cut ana shaped by suISa
Die dies and formers. The gold' n. these cases
is sufcicntly thick to admit OF all kinds NJ
chasing, engraving ana enamelng; tho en-
gravcd cases have been carried until worn pcr
rectlS smooth by time and use without resn6y
Ing tho gold.
50 THIS IS THE ONLY CASE MADE WITIITWo
PLATES or SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
: For sale by Connor & ChandlSf and G.. Mu,Ier
ASH forI1lustratcd Catalogue'and to see war
rant" ,nch 1,+v,v
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
a oAAD FaoM aBSgnIu G,1Rr,
he sSepadiates Independent Movement 4
And L. StraI .hter than Ever.


ne aseptdiates Independent Movenien, ID
And is StraI tshter than Ever.
: OAKLEY PARK, Sept. IS, 1880. )
10 tie Editor Of tie CNarleston
Wercury:
DEAR SrR-: returned on, YESTERDAY
froh the White Sulphur Springs, Of
!West1 Virginia., A FREUD has lust
SHOWN lnca copy of your, paper, in
winch Is my nomination as an indie
pendent candidates for tho office OF
Governor of this State. NV position
IN regardsto the mode and manner of
THO nomination Of the present: Demo
cratic State ticket is Il matter of record.
Also my. determination not to run rs
m Independent Democrat undef any
circumstances. therefore respectful
~ decline the enominaton. I am the
same Straightout Democrat l have,
always been, and oaclflay confirms me
more and more in tho correctness of
my position.
Hour obeaicnt servant,
,,.. M. W.GXKY,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

Will maintain its principles Should
Sene'al 1ianpton himsclf so fayforgct
MS DcmoetacNas to join anyi> other
party and*'dotrounco the Democrats,
he'would meet with solid opposition.
So wilhany other man, whoever he
may beg.
Democrats, awakeI Overwhelming
victory is in your grasp. But it re-
quires work. An active canvass is
essential. The result must not be left
in doubt until tho lust dny. Eternal
vigilance is the prico Of safety.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
The Greenback Ticket.

That tho Grccnbnck ticket nominpt-
cpat Chester will be anything but the
FcficsE abortion, without an endorse
meht of it BYE W. M. Mackcy md
the Kattita&'Stnts Committee is cyi-
don't. The hollUwncss Of its prclcn-
s'"'fs is sho%ft" in the fnct that the
nominees arc either not Grccnbackcrs
at'a'I, or eIsc come:troMEa few counties
lhthe Fourth Congressional District
Fairfield is'lrolwrea with nm clcctor
Congressman; an adiutant and in
sprctor general, and the Chairmunship
or the State 'M|ceutires stSommittce.
Electors top tho. tliif0,;cnt. distrists nil
raside{n' the fourth. Itathe. >stber
counties arc no mopcr ii,cliHed TO
Grecnbackism than FairlfGld isS the
candidates wia.tcprcsent a wcrv large
proportion Of the party. The Grccn-
packers 1mveslo earthly chance, save
III tho s'lpport'Nf' ehc 'shattcrctl frau
ments' ofdhHRMlital purity. 1t is pos
slefe that The Radical committee may
agree to print the Grccnback State
ticket upon their Garfield Electoral
ticket. This would be no sunrise.
LII Grccnvilic the two parties fused on
county ticket, and in other States
they ure playing into each Others
hands. Weaver is directly charged by
Mn. Nyer d. Euna, Assistant Secretary
OF tho National Grccnback Committee, :,
with receiving five thousand dollars
from the Republican Executive Com
mittce and Senator IeNcs, of Nevada.
TO prosecute Il canvass IN, afIl,sbf the
Kcpublicans. lie went to Nlainc inst
Dciorc the election and did all he could
to break up the fusion by which, and
Ny which alone, TlAistcd was elected
ieSernor, and the election Of four
weaver electors rendered possible.
f"r hhis.hO was denounced by Gen.
l''aisted:and by Congressman Murch,
the Chairman Of tho Greenback Ma
tonal &ommittec. Judge Hughes, the
atilcr and leader of Grccnbackisn in
rcn"sylvaniAianddhc strongest man
III tho party, lms,alsp accused Weaver
or selling outpsa.e he e.e.'ltopublicans.
weaver Is now in hit7iana dcnouncino
tho soft-money Democrats and doing
all IN hiS:powcr to elect bard-moncv
Republicans.
we shall print tho specific charges
byMr. Lum, which arc too yo,umin-
ons' to appear in this issue. We shall
90 this to show the pespio os.. South
Sarolina what sort oi:mar w eayc or is,
af whomthey are asked by the Green
back party Of the State to vote.
Last year Congressman Turner. of
Kentucky, showed how ho. was ap-
preached by mistake for Gen. Robin
sap, the Chairman OF the OHIO RIO.
publican Committee, and asked to piva
liberal aid to Crandall's paper in Wash
mgtoN,"Ihe National He,o." Now
come three leading Grcenbackers and
slow up Weaver in his true light.
Tho Grccnback platform of South
Carolina denounccs the Democrats.
SO docs tho, Republican platform.
What prevents theset parties from
uniting against tn" Democracy2 Let
the Democrats be prepared against all
cotncrs. They arc Democratic from
principle. They believe that the
Democratic party represents the cor
5isect views ct government, and they
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05


PoLTrrCs IN DARKrSuToN.-A't te}e4
gram from Darlington, dated October
2, says: "The reception of tho cam
paign party here to-day was warm
and enthusiastic, the arrangements
were admirably conceived and carried
out by tho chairman, Col. j. a. Law.
and everything passed off pleasantly
ant successfully. Several hundred
mounted Rcd-shirts formed q Conspicu-
Gus feature Of the procession, and
ringing speeches wore mad, bv In.
good, foumams. Thompson. J. S.
idchnrdson. e. W. Noise, Kcmcdr
ana Colt. There arc no splits, no a.
visions, no Independents and no
GrIcccnbackcrs in Darlington, and n
solid vote and q large majority arc as
snrcd 10 State and county, Presidential
ana Congressional candidates. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

THE GREENB>CK E:RS WE'RE A Iywt1,E
premature in nominating Judge VIII
laftefor the MISUNDERSTANDING be~
tore it has been decided whotl,eH. t,e is
Chief Justice ornpt, s....
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

AHfRlANtfrtAK rIGlITIN THE FOunr,1.
Congressional District -E;;ii,s, Blythe,
MeLane'' Col! lIvins will beat both
his opponents put together by n phc-
nominal majority" IN. Ills campaign
spccches he is TALKING with tic ahapl,
off, Fairfield will give him anywhere
between II thousand and two thousand
majorim'.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

CHARLESTON COUNTY HAS DECLARED
against the primary system ofnomiua
'i"hs, ana VIII havcn convention OH
the 18th to nominate county ticket.
a registration will prcccdc the vote.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

Tho Winnings ship lately discover.
cu at sandtiord, in Norway, has bccn
taken to Christiania, and placed under
cover in the University garden neo,
the Old boat found at Tunoo some
years ago. Tho damaged part is to bc
restored, and the colors, which roniilv
ladcd in the sunlight, frcshencd up.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

Messrs: Lamar. Rankin & Lamar, qcntlemon:
member or my .fomtTy whom + feared Ind
use or brewers liuhg Nes,orer. His condition
was was very alarming 20 all Of us, and we did
every thing we could think of to CciSoft him.
without success, until got him hottie OF Your
6ung Gunig heStoIer lic began TO Improve etGer tile
MasSnt!redf cured, where fenrcd 10 cure was
p;nSSnnio, ;r ana most cheer ully recommend it 10
an VINO nave any affections or the lungs: lilo
was coughing ana splitting all The time, so in.
HfiSSSheiy ciSSt , nat T. prevented his Sleeping at
fresh him In the least. ltaH'Out little appetite
Mma Wne, since since ne began the use of Brewers Lung
feStorcr has slept well MI hts appetite IL ycrS
liillch better. have never seen anything aGt
50 promptly and cfccsa dnro In SO short timc.
wishing you great. success and hopnp Ihn
above may influence many to try Brcwer,s
Lung ReStorer where they reed medicine to
condition. lam very rrsnrrtr,ilv '"i'f'5
70 MRS. l.. j. WILLIAMS :,
College. '>''' I'll eii"'o
Sold by the Druggists OF this county,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
SALE. STABLES

ALL persons who bought stock
from mo last spring on time whose
notes are due llrsI October, will
please be prepared to meet them. az
full payment viii be required.
Prompt payment will only enable
mo, to accommodate them next
spring.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

TIE ENEMY IN YoRK.-A dispotch
from Iorkville, Oetober2, SAYS: '"The
Republicans held q meeting here to-
day,Quite unexpectedly to the Demo
Gratis. About four" hundred, nearly
all colorcd, wcrc in attendance. Blythc,
Republican candidate for Congress,
made. q moderate; uHobjcetionablo
speech, but was followed bM A. s,
Wallace, who spoke In q defiant, vim.
dctivc manner. IIc promised tho
people Of York three tickets in this
canvass, meaning that tho Rcpubli-
cans and Greenbackcrs would have
county tickcts in the fold. The
Grccnback County Convention Is to-
be held here next Monday. These
movements will stir the Democracy
or York to the centre and insure q VIC
tony as brilliant ms that of 1876"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

PERRY, HOUSTON COTNTY, GA.
We have known .Swiit's SynHIittir Snoi itt,
,eStSd IN hundreds Of obstinate cases Of Sypi;ft,
nc mefGmrial % khcumatisln Scrofula; etc. 1t made
ease. wv ''' ''''9
Hugh l.. Drcnnard, Ell Warren
SIN ID. Killen, r. w v,mhnri,'
Jrdge GO. Court,; &c. Gilbert' Drnp,ft'
y. l.. Warren, Or J:"W Mann T"S "
J. w. LathTo5 6.Go.,." Co,intv TTeos,
ri Sayohnan ,in Ga. WIN. D: Pierce, SEer4fr
f19; 1,t Jn,tkS0H, SSH g. g. DunCdn;
WIN RHno Nna Supr VI. Day Gordon,
.,ope we arc acquainted with the gentlemen whose
are citizens Of said county, OF the highest, re-
-spectability and character. A. s. GILES.
Ordinary Houston Co. Ga.
c,o, .,..a -. ii. CULEER,
Clel X superior Court. Toustsn.ccainty, Ga..
am pGrsonally acquainted Mitlr :thV bfbDlie!
torS hnd many Of the gentlemen. wnnSe sigma
lures appear to the foregoing certificates Thcy
oIc men OF High character and standing.
A. II. COLOUITT,
Governor OF Georgia.
SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprlctors.
Atlanta. Ga. -
,,r Sold by al Druggists In this county.
all for copy u "Young Mems Friend"
aug PIP mos =. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

=. ANTIOCH, TRoUP Co., GA, July d. 1870.
am emo or tho Unfortunate sufferers from
o9 GpaTGa or 2lscaSc ,, Of tho Kidneys anand more
Juniper than anything have'evor tried. on
TEEN TEEN 1t SO highly wore there. but one %Uottle in
one Worid would Willingly give $i00, or any
mmount Inr IL. l rccoalifUnd 1t above all other
'iiliii'' preparations. E.T. WINN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES. ]

b
NJ TI5R II1IEIs MEl'ICINE eHItsT-May Apple
'Siyn5r Sn piilS ore thc most reliable In the world
ana entirely vegetable. F4too Us cents for large
boxes. Sold by'all Druggists In this county.
MACON, GA July /, 1915.
lhaYe nsSu Shoonreld's Stock Feed on my
,l0fSeS )ylth the best results ! had one horse
turned over to me for WHICH tho owner would
nave taken $25, and after treating him with the
stock reed for twOwpcEs, consider him worth
$too. My wife has tried IT, alcO: ON her chickens,
which wee dying rapidly with cholera and She
ud dot lose one utter giving tho tirst dose
. - sr.Hsr,.'@. .ea''N~s Yours truly, .sy:'
j. II. PORTER,
~. Proprietor Livery stable.
SOU by all Druggists in this county.
.-.-.A
COLUMBUS, 0a., Aug 24; 1871
DIR. j. G. .MOFFETT-aDsar Doctor-.-We gave
E9nr ,4t'c .TeGtnina" esthtng Powdersl to
elects were almost maglcal and certainty more
satisfactory than from anything ,r& erer ,tscd
Yours very truly,
- JOSEPH 8. KEY,
Pastor OF st. Paul Church.
:, AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. &, 1878, ="
take pleasure IN saying That have tiSttl DIR:
Moirett's TEE1I1INA for my infant with entife
sntt3factlon u fully and pleasantly accoinL
pltshes the PURPOSES for which it Is recomf>lnd-
eo. CtGAS L. STAPEES.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

Pay yourEsub cription.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-05

TAE MARLBORO MEET1SG.--N dis
patoittfoIn Bennettsvfllc, October 1 i,
says. "a rousing meeting was hAld
today, at least two thousand persons
being present. Six hundred Red
shirts, composing nine clubs, were in
line, all uiformcd; about tifty Indc-
pendcnts and n few negroes were
present. Enthusiasm was at its high
est pitch The day was inauguratcd
with Q salute of thirteen guns, while
q United States flag was run ND on
the Liberty Pole amidst great excite
mcnt. Speeches were made by IIa-
good, Sims, Kennedy, Richardson and
Dargan. The independent movement
was characterizcjk.as an attempt by
oiiicc-scckcrs to disintcgratc the
Democracy for selfish ends. Marlboro
county Is safe for tho Democracy, in
spite oftho detection, by an incYeased
majority. The meeting to-day was one
OF thG' ever held in tho county,
ana tho party is thoroughly organ.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
FOURTEEN FIAT FELLOWS,
Oxford, Miss, Falcon,

Flaming hand bills were circulated
around the country during last week an
nouncing that Gen. West, Col. Thos.
W. Harris and other distinguished or
ators, would be on hand to address tho
Greenback county convention, to meet
in Oxford, Monday, the ninth instant.
The day came, but tho distinguished
Greenback gas makers were no whore
to be seen and the heart Of the aversge
Greenbacker grew sad. At tweve O'Clock,
the court house bell ratified aud fourteen
heavy hearted soft money men, ssssem-
bled and held secret session with closed
doors. After passing some resolutions
and appointing delegates to the district
Greenback convention to meet in Oxford
August 18th, these fourteen disappointed
fat fellows adjourned and retdtned 20
their homes to report "big meeting
great enthusiasm and rousing time
generally" Sich is life!
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
JUST AS WELL AS NOT.
Detroit Free Press.

Gone day last week a collector who had
spent six long months in trying to effect
a settlement with debtor who was
owing $50, accomplished his object by
taking a note of hand running thirty
days. Three or four days afterwards
he met the maker of the note and said:
"Well, l got rid of that note of yours
yesterday"
"Did you'" was the pleased reply.
eyes, but l had to give an awful dis
count. In fact, l sold it for S."
"ls that possible? Well, now, I'm
real sorry about that. If l had only
known how my paper stood on the
market l could have fixed it better fol
you. Let's see: lfa $50 note sells fol
S., one for $500 would sell for enough tc
make up your $50. wonder we didn't
think of it and make one for $500"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
MATCHES.

A small room, poorly furnished; a pot
of mignonette i'll the window; a girl at
work at the table, sewing steadily. She
would have been pretty if she had not
been SO poor. If she had been better
fed, she would have had rosy cheek ;
if she had had freedom and less labor,
she would have had dimpless if she had
worn dress of violet silk, instead of the
faded calico, it would have brought out
the fairness of her skin and the golden
hue of her hair. Asit was, Alice Morne
was pale, and pinched, and sad, with tile
sewing girls stoop of shoulders, and the
sewing girls heavy heart. o
She rose suddenly and folded up her
work-a childs garment, of fine cambric,
trimmed with dainty lace. She made a
package of it, donned her bonnet and
shawl, and went outofher lodging house.
She threaded the commercial streets
rapidly, and soon emerged upon the ave.
nues of wealthy private residences.
Here it was quleter Tho dusk was
gathering. Now and then a carriage
rolled BY. One Or two stately houses
were lighted for receptions. Many more
were somberly closed. Alice went on
with her quiet, rapid step.
& She stopped at last before house in a
blaze of light. Costly lace curtains con-
cealed the luxurious rooms within; the
soft notes of a piano came softly upon
tho girls ear. O
"The Tracys give another party to-
night" said Alice.
She went into the area and rang the
bell. A servant admitted her She went
in with her bundle.
She came out with light step. The
work had been approved, aud she had
been paid. A little dazzled with tho
scene she had just emerged from, l,he
paused upon the pavement to count her
money. N.f
"Give me a cent" said a little beggar-
boy starting somewhere out of the silent
shadows.
What do you want it for'" asked
Alice.
"lm hungry answered the child. He
was pale and pinched.
''Here's a dime; l would give you more
if | could" she said.
The child took it eagerly. She passed
Oh, with less than 81 to buy supper and
pay weeks rent.
She had more work. When it was
finished she came the same way again
in the dusk. As she passed over the
sidewalk faint line Of white attracted
her attention.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

No sooner was General Hancock NOM
mated than all over the land tho Re-
publican press commenced looking
around for some weak point in his srmor
of patriotism, bravery and honesty
which they might attack. They did
not find one because none exist, but 40
it was absolutely essential that they
should malign him in some way they
have invented the idiotic terms, "Hsn.
rooster" 'Turkeycock Hancock" sud
"HenrOoster." It has remained for tho
year 1880 to witness the spectacle of tho
party which pats itself on the back aud
announces that it contains all the virtue
and Intelligence iu the county,. do
scending 60 low a. to applaud the utter.
ance of such trash.-Ssn Francisco
Globe.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
BE CAREFUL.

In speaking of a persons faults,
Pray don't forget your own.
Remember those with homes Of glass,
Should never throw a stone;
If we have nothing else to do
But talk of those who sin,
'Tis better we cOmmene at homo,
And from that point begin.
We have no right to Judges man,
Until he's fairly tried,
Should we not like his, company,
We know the world is wide.
Some may have faults, and who have not !,
Tho old as we'll as young;
Perhaps we may, for all We know,
Have fifty to their one.
III tell yOH of better plan,
And find it works full we'll
To try orr own defects to cure,
Before of others tell
And though sometimes hope to be
Not worse than some know,
My own short .coming5 bid me let
The faults of others 90.
Then let Hs ALL when we commence
To slander friend or foe,
Think of the harm one word may be
To those who little know;
Remember, curses frequently,
Like chickens, rOost at home;
Don'tspeak of others faults until
You've tried to see your own.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
THE ROAD TO BATON ROUGE. u

We clip the following article from tho
Baton Rouge CArlroLlAN
In q conversation with Mr.. D. w,
Pipes, Of the firm of Pipes 4 Lyons,
owners owners of the Clinton snd Port
Hudson Railroad, during the past week,
this gentleman assured US that should
the New Orleans Paci6s road strife
Baton Rouge, that they (Messrs. Pipes
g. Lyons would at once run their road
from Midway to that city.-Pstriot-
Democrat.
"Wo are glad to see that Messrs. Pipes
& Lyons are recognizing the necessity
of taking time by the forelock. The Cap
ital Of tho State must beyond persdven-
ture, in the near future, be connected
with lower and upper Louisisns BY rail.
If these gentlemen expect to open .
channel of communication to tho outer
world, to their citizens, they must bring
the terminus of their line here. Else
our citizens will move in . month or
two, successfully, to construct one di.
rectly to Clinton and Liberty, Now is
the time for Messrs. Pipes l. Lyons TO
act."
That is right, gentlemen. Keep peg-
ging away at Baton Rouge in tho direc.
tion Of Clinton and Liberty. By con-
stsntly pegging away Richmond WAS
taken. o, for few more such enter
prising men as Messrs. Pipes 4 Lyons,
and Gen. Jastremski and others of the
Louisiana Capital Liberty miss. Her
aid. .sa ... ta-
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19
M Non.
= - =.
AIlR pokr9psl

natl 4uifer. @sf
A4ts : M. ~ )
ligItfuf bd6afb. NJ WasNipRton.
hass very fine = 6atch thsa IL
greasly troubled 1|Sk that terrible Do.
stroysr, the poteto bug. Hs u. done
everything and tried everything to az
terminate the bugs, but al has proved
of no use.
A few days since . Young hdy. friend,
daughter Of a neighbor,s visited his
house, and the gentleman questioned
her as to how they got rid Of tho bugs
at her fathers.
"Are you troubled much" said he,
with the bugs at your plsosf' 1f{ff
me, not much" said she. ''A 2
well, how do you get rid Of thsm 7
What do you dog
eve don't use anything at sll," said
she. A
Don't you use any Paris green 2" said
he. ''st W.
l"No, Sir, we DON'T" said tho young
lady. ,.....-.-sss..- ..-.. ........~.....
"Will you please tell me, then," ssid
the gentleman, somewhat nettled at hor
replies, "why you ;are not bothered with
the bugs on your potatoes, ~ am Z"
BY this time the young lady had got
up to 10, and just as she tied her bonnet
strings and was going down the steps Of
tho porch. she turned and said:
"Well, 1suppose it's because we hsin't
got any potatoes"
The gentleman had nothing moro to
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

"Hole on dar,' said q colored man
hailing an acquaintance. "Does yer
cross de street ebery time yer sees me
ter keep from payin' dat bill 7" "No, l
doesn't" 'What fur, then I" "Ter
keep from bein' axed fnr it,"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-19

How eggs-sighted the farmer's g wife
became when she looked into the nest
q the successful hen.