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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-05-22
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

ALEXANDRIA, May 3, 1880.
To the Editor of the Democrat:
In the exercise of the author
ity conferred upon me by the
late convention of the Demo-
cratic-Conservatiye party, !
name the blowing gentlemen
as members Of the State Cen
trail Committee of said party for
the State at large, viz:
Robert Richardson, of Ouach-
tia.
s. M. Morris, of Caldo.
J. Floyd King, of Concortlia.
F. F. Perrodin, of st. Landry.
. I. Massie Martin, Of st. Ian
dry.
Allen Thomas Of Ascension.
j. B. Eustis, of Orleans.
John Fitzpatrick, OF Orleans.
d. Warren Brickell, of Or
leans.
Augustus Reichard, OF Or
leans.
J. Davidson Hill, of Orleans.
J. r. A. Gouthreaux, of Or
leans.
Archibal Mitchell, of Orleons.
Joseph Collins, Of Orleans.
w. 3. Koontz. of Orleans.
The attention Of the local
party authorities is called to the
fact that it is the duty OF each
parish in the State, as We'll as
each ward in the city OF New
Orleans, t. oppoint a member
of said committee. This they
are requested to do at once and
all members of the committee
are requested to be present at
the st. Charles Hotel in the city
of New Orleans, on Tuesday,
the twenty-ftth day OF May, at
~ H., for the purposeot organ
iZing.
JAMES JEFFRlES.
President OF late Convention.
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j. K VI.'~ON.
ENGINEER \ Boiler Maker,

V7OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
" planters and hers Interest Ell in
Machinery. ti,"t he is prepared to do all
kinds of MACHINE and BOILER WORK.
Estimates made in ALL CLASSES Of
Machines and Boilers. Prize list furnish
ed of all styles of Engines, Boilers. Gins
and Presses. Also Steam and Gas fitting
done to order. Post office address, Bayou
Sara. Resi- ence, ST. Francisville, La.
JNO. II. DAVIDSON,
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LEES STEAM w Mill
8 NILES NORTH OF JACKSON, ON
THE WOoDvILLE AND JACK
SON ROAD.

r WOULD RESP CTFULLY inform
l. the public that my mill is now run
prepared to sell lumber at the following
low figures:
Heart Lumber $500
Understandable Lumber. ----...----- 1850
Common Lumber Observation-Disclosures lO.oo
Rough Edge Lumber. 800
My terms are positively cash at the
mill before the removal OF the lumber.
may.3.'79-1y THOS. }. LEE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

Keep IL before the people, that the
trouble with the country roads is that
we hurrab boys aud spend pile of
money somewhere aud leave our work
our work, mind. no matter whose
shovel did it--without the subsequent
care needed Tor it's preservation. We
never shsll have good common reads
uatil individual property holdeFs along
the highway ATE ready to take Paius to
stop this waste, aud give some care TO
the road front. wherever the town has
fixed it for them, at least Making y
good road along streets where people
don't care for 1t 10 casting pearls before
swine. There arc many places in the
road where barrow load Of gravel set
tied With pail OF water will prevent =
bad cradle hsle and where a few SHOW
els OF earth with the back OF a bay rake
at a water bar before 81 over, will pre-.
vent bad wssboul. - Hartford Cour-
ant. .
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rne nAnnl,ln r.nLlAM.,r

In this country it seems a little
strange that the fret or one OF the first
measures proposed by the British miu-
istry Tor the relief Of the Irish farmers
is bull allowing them TO kill rabbits
on their own iarmsi bot this bill covers
one Of the principal grievances OF which
they have complained, aud il passed
will 60 far towards slleviatipg their
distress. Under the Law, as it has been
no farmer could kill any game upon his
farm without being subject to severe
penalties as poscber, the game being
considered as belonging to the owner
OF the soil, who might go aud take il at
any time and 10 any way he please.
The result was a long train OF evils,
the worst Of which are charged to the
rabbit Protected by the law this lit
tie rascal honeycombed the earth with
bis burrows. multiplied rapidly, devour-
ed and otherwise destroyed growing
crops, aud at last, led gang OF gem
tlsmen hunters. mounted on horseback
aud accompanied by akenneI of hounds
all over the premises, to the great de-
atructon Of crops aud fences. 1t is
now TO put an end to this
state Of things by allowing the tenant
farmer TO abate the nuisance himself.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

New York is wondering over huge
specimen of horse which was brought
to that city recently from Ohio. The
animal is Of native draft stock, and his
registered height is sighty-one inches,
or twenty hands and Que inch. foot
taller than the average man; and his
weight is 2.450 pounds. This is the
largest horse Of which there 10 any rec.
ord, although great veterinary sur
goou in New York once owned horse
nineteen hands aud QUO inch in hight.
Two horses were shown at the Phla-
deIphia centennial exhibition that were
nineteen hands aud Que inch high,
which were afterwards purchased by a
brewer in that city, and Pope Plus TX
and Hanoverian horse fancior are on
record as owning animals of equal
height.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

he healthy property Of onions has
never been IoIly understood. Lung
aud liver complaints are certainly bene.
fitted. oftsn cured. by FREQ consump-
lion Of them, either cooked or raw.
Colds yield TO them like magic. Don't
be afraid Of them TakeL st night. all
offence will be gone by morning. aud
the good effects will amply compensate
for the triiling annoyance. Taken al
regular times they promote the health
Of the luBgs and digestive organs.
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Agricultural.


There are three points about an CT
vhlcA are uors liable to BE- made sofs
BY ofdibary work ia lls yoha ibau apy
Others. ria tho top 81 The neck Aad
the two shoulders. We oiten zee oIen
With sores ca each q these places.
Sore shoulders are often caused By The
tow being loo ~ids Sometimes j. is
caused y the bow being too square or
toe sharp on the Ouier edge The bow
sbosld he perfectly road At tho should
e. joiht. and Of such width As to come
between the Geek and shoulder joint
II any man doubts this. let bin put =
heavy crow on bis shoulder and 10 abe
r ght spot. and walk eighty rods aud
tltu pat 10 CO bis ether shoulder aud
walk back sud then zee where the bite
comes The drop Of the staple, as a
general thing should come down about
half way from The top Of the ox's neck
to the shoulder joint 0Ieu drawing
90 The lead need = more crooked yoke
or longer staple tbSa when drawing
on the nib. In conclusion We will re.
mark that too little attention 10 paid to
this subject by our farmers. Theirs lie
not Que yoke or set of OK bows 10 five
that are made to suit the oxen that are
worked ia them. Hence sore necks are
ine consequence. aud the OF Tails away
10 aesu. caused by this daily punish.
men, better pay liule more for
yokes, aud get those made well. - j =.
l., l!crsey. New HAmuahife.
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Thirty years ago the common sheep
81 Germany bad only 5000 or $500
wool BARS TO the square inch Of sur
face; now, through improvement il
breeds, the common grades Of sheep
have q, 900 to The square inch. add the
pure bred Merinos have from 40 900 to
as 600 wool hairs to the square iseb.
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Prem
COL. I. r. FOSTER.
Perseverance WIN Tell.

siougLton. Mesa, March 10Th, 1850
y, J. kKsb.IL NJ i. Dear S,r.- Ia jastios 10
you and myssii THAI ought 10 lsl yaa knov
that have fenuved tee hobs spAuns With ksn
tAile spawn cure. cue very large one don
tnps hos lopg the spAyip hAd besn there.
have owned tie horse sisht nlspIhs. u took me
tear inehths 30 take the large ops 81 aud two
for Ne email enc, have used zen bottles Ihs
harse 10 entirely veil, pct At al sNh aud 40
bnnch 90 seen OF fet. THE IL = wonderful 10 cd.
iclne. IL new thing here. but itn dost M ali
What Il has done for me Re sale viii b. very
gseAt. Bespsetialiy yours
CHAs, X. PARKER
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A strawberry bed covering one acre.
belonging 10 the Reform School At
Wsstboro. Mass. bss yielded berries
which have sold for 800 this year. be-
sides supplying the inmates
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IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN

DNrymsn she have tri1d lie C4rgyH Better
C0ipr mAn uefAciuftd By y. BroHa 4 Co, hsw
betitu n. Y. wiil nse 40 other BuysTs recon.
NEED b. add u 10 10 fact. the only parely Ysgs.
tabs preparation Ia tue mtfbet Every bottle
Narrated sHd moBsy refunded II bot sailsiac.
tory fof s4is ~
slf j X HARD. Manchester. VI
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Western young lady has given Der
pet goa, the bes1tiisl tile Of oieomar-
gArine, becsass il will not come 70 bait
her.
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CANTERBURY SHAKERS
BLOOD PURIFYING
SARSAPARlLLA.
Prescribed by Physicians and
Druggists for nearly
Finty YcarSs

I 'HE saakgfs Nsfsspaytgs il just vAti IL par
l. Far.s 70 ae D.Tt GFoshV, AZ p. hsre
loug pFss-f.brA 60. and tbiuk IL a most sIuAtie
medIriab -yaassss BlEt, N H.. gsta0ff11 q.
rs Have Mowu Il fer ussrly hail csatary.
Oar c1ufdsuss 10 II 10 IN 20 Nay impaired Carl.
Ia H9reg, Buiqgias, L9csl. spsuk With
ooa6 deuce Or, having prescribed q for tieh.
teen ysss s A. hssssr. ~ u EraEc,sf1ssa.
n n Give ne tie shstst's sarsspariili in pref.
sreuc- to al others @ Guamsls. a. H.,
BasoH, tAyt the Tuost unbuunde4 condolences IN
is heaiiaE sad rspovstinR properties - Wa. n.
Preston EABegisi. paraiaaaa. ~ H. consider
U a. brsi pnpGrsii9a made !. 9 Habor.
DTvggit, BOSTON,
DO not f.il u MARE trsl a this great Blood
Parihsr, Appetir, T. Gld TJnic, the 6uI lnd bss,
81 al medicines called ssrsaptrJla. which 1,
prepared from selected sHAEEH Eoors, HEKns,
AxD BERmEs BY the CASrERHUEY socrErY oy
SKATERS. aud il beyond ali comparison the pur,
est stfes. aud 10 Get effective fGmll tnediens 10
the world. Ask for CokBrTT's snAKEK RARsI
FAhiLLI. The Genuine is signed by THoAAs
COEHrrr its Inventor. aud sold by druggists
generally.
sHtKrA ynIlGE.N. H.. Jan 1. 1880
sEEnelots Stamp FOR shaker ManuaL
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~ OEftL. at fhs foundation n all
pulmonary dsse#4ea 8HaId.Hg ufamp. relief
and ralaa cures, aud - adapted i8paTruis Of
ALL H.,t ut either SEES Being Yflt palHtahla,
III Youngest children taka Il readily Ii
urdIuart Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat.
bronchitis, Influenza, Ciergynan's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group. and Ga.
tarrh, fhe effects pf AEfHs CuKnui Pre-.
tottl are ungeAl, gul muiutlslgS aac lns
H0llis preserved from srfigas li.ufvs bS III,
uuiriy aud faithful H4e n SABall br Kept
tt baud 10 every ADJ~hJI lpg the pro.
tsfto1 il anOt1s 10 sudden Wtaatt IN
hopping cough abi Consumption
tbefe - ns other feuojy 80 IN a syIs,
seUhiuz. Aud helpful.
I.Jt ptttrs are inducements tgtfy irne <
tnr mlnt uisturrs. 90 sYfpps. uiaie - rErap
sui Ineffective ingredients. uow offered
Which, ~ thef contain no curative lHaia.ss
ran aHuId 0uF Temporary relief ami Afr
sur. 30 deceive sud dislppput tho patient
diseases Di he throat ADD lungs demand
active and elective Treatment aad i Is dan.
Hrguts eNpetiueutlug WITH unknown aui
cheap medicines from tbe great liability thaA
tn diseases may, y hiir 10 Uitinl viii.
hr enc deeply seated Or iheufsBir Use
Awaits GnEuKy PEeToHAi. aH,i yoH NAV
confidently expect thc tHst results N y
standard medical preparation " known aud
ACKNOWLEDGED curative power, aud = A.
cheap ~ lts careful preparation aud AHs
ingredients viii all0H Eminent p8& siciehs.
snyNlpE ~ composition prescribe i ia ihrlr
rfhrtics The test 81 half 4 century has
proven is absolute certainty 20 ours 81 pal.
mnneFy complaints not already beyond tba
reach n liuusH aid.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver g. Co,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
Lowell Mas
t0tB br aLL pHtsgiafs EFEhfsHgAR
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eohuy Asaea Tor ba'i days absence,
because 'e "'h'el 10 attend a funeral
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gong home from church, she re.
marked TO bef husband DID you notice
taai oa'deeAded man IN 'front.' us, and
10" young he iookedf ! never saw
apy "'' w 70 young before WIN a oa'd
; ' iu'" "o '0u' us' up 'y reply
,"s "' 'e'' / was O''o Neauea De-
'''s "'A } ''' o'u'
a waterbury, Connp othcer the
osheF Gay called al houso and asked
\ they had any dogs 10 be registered.
no en- was the prompt reply. He
'h''e'hoA initiated logs bark so e.
~ a.. No.. !. a.. III. Az. s.-.,..ge
80. ..t'..-.t-..'. 80
as s'''o" ano romantic young
81 '' ""' 'Se" 20 nave u 'e'ePooho "Fe
'0'h'os ''vm "'' 1o0So 70 n's giTNt
"'"N'" 30 'u"' 'ney oou'a Pay gooa
: - ''''s VI l1N' ''''e'' wa" married
: 's' "A,a u - 40" employed as
.''''' '''. At '0i'" tue o'eA ya''' VINE
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ear the other day, observed the en-.
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E8&EzEf&H k4tird TUB kIIEhLE OF
LIFE, OK sHLF PAEhRhYLTIOk EILAustsd
vitality, nervous aud physical debility o. vitality
MpAirod BY the errOrs of yogth or tso close q.
plieAtion 70 businsHr. may BE- restored and tnss.
hood rsRsIBed.
Two bupdftdlh edition. revised and enlarged,
laat Published. IL tics standard nollcAl soFk
The beet Ia the EnRhsh language. wnttsn by
physician Of great experiences, 70 shofa vas
awarded gold aud Iswsled nsdsl ~ the Ma
tionAi Medical Alsoel Atioa. IL eOntsias bsAuu.
ial and very expensive sHgrAWngs Thres
hapcrsd pages. mors than ~ valuable pFescrip.
tons for al forms u prevailing disease, Tue -.
suit ~ many yeArs ofsIi0usVs aud successful
practice, either DHe u Whiah i UoFth ten luss
tns price u be book. boand 10 Ffeaek el0th I,
prlcs oniy 81. seat ~ mail post paid.
Jbs L0naon Lancet sayss mo persan shGsl4
be without lLis Valuabis bsok. The aaiker IL
noble bsuafaet0r"
The TtiDuae ssys: The aathor has had as.
preeidsntsd success Ia dealing sith nefyoaEnsss
% Al kindt and its xarelons, vhtther dat "
psrniel9as hAbits % iahsutSd lie ia htrfo
rpeeiAhs And therefore kuaws ph sfo0f hs writes
~ith sars poser aud EblAty"
A. iIlussfAttd saapis seat 10 all sE rsesiyt n
esEis for possGgs.
The authsr refers BY peruissioh to HsH r
A EisskLL. ". Pfs.i3asi " ne sstohai
Medical Ass0siEtisH.
1aarsss Dr. y a. PAaKkR. HpAI
Ne Bslaach street, hs tDa. hAHA
Mass. fbs snihsr MAJ be THVkRIEl
eoasglted % Al 'aissAssssT. - lA&44A
qgafnz stiA And eIfelie1es, gly
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C.=r= mouth 4 expenses guaranteed 10 Agents
ID Outfit tree SHAW Co. Augusta. Ne.
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FOR SALE.
A ssGFly New
Nose & Sons Piano.

This lpttruueut wsli b SD Fery los for cash.
The Purchaser silifteursH b4rgsin EsytY before
give g thir STATE Fsf farther particulars call
Al "a O1re ~ address
ID. sInOEDs, Psrr VI.
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For SALE OR TO LET.
Tie Fessdsaer ofthe lats II 2. WAY, W ths
Ei,sgs q AsurassitF. Be44tlhEs il sxeelisrt
s1 Hiqn E1efs - a1oAt ant sefs 81 lk2e vita
go j iFI.I and gar1sa caaneetsd ~lIh he pFsn-
ulst 81
c.F,kWRTT.
Eaasaes.sf. u. &AeA "a. 1850 -!
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STATEMENT MADE
Under Oath.

Ss wnun IL MAY CoSoEnE. In the year 1875 /
treated with keudAis spawn Cure, = bone
spawn Of several months growth, nsaflt half =.
large ~ hens 0eR. and cons plotsly stopped ~,
laAoness aud removed the enlargement. l have
has never been lame, nor could ] over ssa Esy
diiioren,e IA the ElEe " the hook jpists stnes I
treated him With kendsil's spAvin Cure.
EuusbuI b FSlls. VI, Feb. 23th, 1879.
hsoru aud tGbsGribtd to btfTe NE this 18th
dsy Of Feb A. D., 1879
JOHN @. JENNIE. Iuttioo Of the Peace.
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Newspaper Advsrtising Bareas, 10 sprue.
street, Ny.
s4w
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
All the news and truth about it in the WEEKLY
SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN,
THE NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER

THE NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER.
From july TO December /, or from August
10 January /, 80 CENTS. An extra copy for every
ten. Address THE REPUBLICAN, Springfield
Mass.
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n TTY YEAR and expenses to aganis
QUIT Free. Address p. o. WICK
vi EKY, Augusta, Maine.
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rorsAlo by
KNOW rHYSELE-

Factory pint, Vt. Jay 7th. 1890. 81
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THE BEST REMEDY
ron
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

In diseases of the mll-
muuary organs a safe
and reliable remedy is
Invaluable AYKHs
IHguRY PICTORIAL is
such remedy. and un
Other aucilngutly mcr.
rs the confidence ~
tllH public Ttlsasci-
rutife combination oi
the medicinal plInri
l.le and curative yir
tWa utllir finest drugs,
; chemically united. u
such powrrastJinstrs
tliH greatest possible
efficiency anl uniform
lty ntgesuifs ltstrikcs
at fH foundation ~ an
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

Qsi'e 4 number 81 dA,lies. youug
aai ols we're e. hing down ou Kahas
wharf yesterday relates the Galveston
Aer, when boy u aboot twelve Zen
q, Aad eosld have met = waltry grave
BAD i aet been fof The energy aad pfcs.
cuce q mja3 Of Uncle NJ Csc After
ne s0y was sAiely landed bystAndes
tcet occasion 10 pr.iee old Moss ior
tAs h.fo!sn be bal displayed IL the
boy youf soul asked a sympathetic
sPcctatcE Ne bees. bet be nett ICES
as vi tesa. lis Lab al De bal, Is
rs
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VIE untsld nissriss that
4 result from indiseTstiop
10 early life may be GlisviHtsd
and sursd. Those who doubt
this asreFtloa should purchase
the sss medical soFk publish.
! ed By the PEABODY MIDI
~ CAL INSTITUTE. Boston. en.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

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The daily gazette., 1880-01-14
a Sad Scene.

About O. ;lock this morning an elder
ly man, who has a family of grown up
children living in the neiRhborhood OF
Twelfth and Poplar streets, was brought
to the City Hall by the officers, In re-
sponse TO the request of his family, and
locked up. He was a raving maniac,
and, While he had shown signs of lnsan-
ity for some time, his madness did not
grow violent until las evening. The po-
llceman who put him in the cells for
got to search him, and he was allowed
TO be locked up with knife in his pos
session. With this he kept all at a dis
tasce who approached him, and during
the whole night he filed the building
with the sound of his insane rawlings.
One listening 10 him could not help but
think that his insanity had been caused
by religious excitement for the tenor of
his remarks related To subjects usually
treated of in sensational NJ MethodIst re-
vival sermons. The unfortunate m9n is
much respected and has always been
temperate. A permit to take him to the
insane department of the county aims
house was secured this morning.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-14

NoTE.-The length OF Choptank inland
route Is excluding Broadkill.
Major C-aighill, In his supplemental
report dated January 8, 1880, states that
the foregoing estimate for the Sassefras
liver route was based upon data derived
from the report of iB. Fl. Latrobe in his
survey OF 1874. A new survey was exc.
cuted in DeceE bes. 1877, and a. this
route Is preferred by many because of 1t
being the cheapest yet estimated for 1t
would seem desirable also to determine
the cost of enlarging and otherwise
modifying the existing Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, which debonches into
the Chesapeake bay by way of Elk river,
the entrance thereto being a few miles
from that of the Sassafras. The United
States has already spent about half a
lion on the Elk river route. The new
estimate for the Sassafras river amounts
to 50, 100000 or about $500, 900 more than
the previous estimate. 1t provides for
ship canal 100 feet wide on the bottom,
26 feet below low water, side slopes one
and half to one, with a berne on one
side IL feet wide and 30 feet above the
bottom. The other estimates are for a
canal 100 feet wide at the bottom, 26 feet
below mean low water. The width is TO
be 178 feet at low water, the locks to
have chant bers GOO feet long and go feet
wide, tide locks only to be built and
these will probably be generally open
and only exceptionally used.