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SWEET SARA.
She Will Cross the Seas to
Charm the Americans.
Sensation in Berlin Over the
May Laws.
Turkey.
NIDHAT PAsHA RESIGNS.

Turkey.
MIDHAT PAsHA REsIGNa
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, June A Constantinople dis
patch says Midhat Pasha has rendered to
the Porte his resignation of the Governor
ship of Syria. 1t is presumed that this
step is based upon his confirmed opposi-
tion to the policy of the powers in Turkish
affairs.
Great Britain.
LONDON, June 4-Col. Gordon, Private
Secretary of the Marquis Of Ripon, the
Viceroy of India, has resigned on account
of i'll health.
GOVERNMENT BURIAL BILL.
LONDON, June 4.-The House of Lords
yesterday morning passed to the second
reading the Governments burial bill by
vote of 1875 against 109. Bishop of Lincoln
lead the opposition.
Lord Derby partly supported the
bill. A third of the Bishops were in favor
of, and voted in favor of the bill.
LONDON, June 4.-The preliminary work
ing of the tunnel connecting England and
France is most satisfactory.
MINISTER TO TURKEY.
A Constantinople dispatch says Mr..
Goschen, British Embassador to Turkey,
had an audience with the Sultan yesterday
and presented his credentials.
THE KING OF GREECE.
The King OF Greece has arrived in this
city.
BALL POSTPONED.
The ball which was to have taken place
at the German Embassy last night was post
poned in consequence of the death of the
Empress of Russia.
Germanv.
THE EMPRESS FUNERAL.
BERLIN, June 4.-The Crown Prince of
Germany has started for St. Petersburg to
attend the funeral of the Czarina.
BISMARCK AND THE CATHOLICS.
BERLIN, May 4-The rejection by the
Committee of the Landtag of the first Sec
ton of Prince Bismarck's proposed bill for
the amelioration Of the May Laws has caused
a great sensation in Berlin. The provisions
of the bill turn out to be far more liberal
than it was supposed, and ift were adopted
the Catholics would have little to complain
Of The rejection of the first clause was
caused by the belief among the majority of
the members of the Committee that it went
too far and made too great concessions.
France.
SARAH COMING TO AMERICA.
PARIS June 4.-Sarah Bernhardt is ex-
pected to sign an engagement for New
York Theater on tomorrow. The engage
ment will be one of sixty nights at 5000
francs each night.
THE TREATIES OF 1860.
LONDON June Aeon Say, the French
Ambassador, speaking at the Lord Mayors
banquet last night, said he considered his
mission in some sort completed, as he felt
sure England and France would renew
shortly, with liberal improvements, the
treaties of 1860.
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Real Eatata Tranafars.

The following are the transfers of real
ustats from noon yesterday to noon to-
tay,
Chas. Thomas to Henry Davies, quit
Glaim to % by 103 feet. on south side Of
bixth street, 1856 77-100 feet west OF Stone
street; 5000.
VIM. s. Scarborough and wife to John G.
fesger, "a $500 by liz 32-100 feet on
northeast corner of Madison Pike and Co.
boon street, OBryonyille; $2S6 IL.
Same to Frank Williams, Is by 95 feet,
n east side Of Cohoon street, lying next
nerth Of above premises; $125.
Andrew Erkenbrecher and wife to Alice
Bush, 80 by 223 $500 feet on southeast
side Of Madisonville Pike, 416 71-100 feet
sast OF Linwood Road, O'Bryonville: $500.
Louisa M. Este to Patrick Quinn, ysar5
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INSOLVENCY..
Notice of Insolvency.

.ON THE THIRD DAY OF JUNE, 1880, THE
" Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio
declared the estate Of Bernard Bicknuever, de.
ceased, to be probably insolvent Creditors are
therefore required to present their claims against
the estate to the undersigned for allowance within
six months from the time above mentioned OF
they will not be entitled to payment
HERMAN LINDEMANN
Administrator, de bonis non, with will annexed.
CINCINNATI. June 4tn, 1880.
G. LINDEMANN, Attorney, No. 4 Stephenson's
Block,
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baseball.
THE NEW ORLEANS REGATTA.

THE NEW ORLEANS REGATTA.
New ORLEANS. La, June AIN the
junior single scull race, Souiat, of the ST.
John Club, New Orleans, won the one and
a half mile straight away, in eleven forty
six; Waterman, of the st. John, second;
Ryan, of the Cohoes, third; Youenes, of
the Louisiana. fourth. In the fonr-oared
gig race, the st. John, of New Orleans won
the first one and hall mile straight away,
in eleven twenty-eight and half, the
Louisiana, of New Orleans, second, Nep-
tune, of New Orleans, third. In the double
scull, the Hillsdales, of Michigan, won first,
ten twenty-five, one and half mile
straight away, the Pen acola, of Florida,
second; st. Johns, New Orleans, third;
Riverside, New Orleans fourth; Coboes, of
New York, fifth. In the fouroared barge
race, same distance, Neptunes, of New Or
leans, won in eleven tifty-five and half
the Pelcans, of New Orleans second.
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FILTERS.

T OOK ON THIS PICTURE: "A LARGE POR.
IL ton of the city proper lies above the Water
works; and, in utter violation of all sanitary laws,
at least four culverts, into which night soil is
drained to greater or less extent, empty their
filthy contents at points lying east Of the pump
ing house, on the Ohio River. q The
eastern portion of the city is steadily building up
and increasing in population and, being unprO-
vided with sewers, the vaults situated on the
hillsides of the Ohio River front at Pendleton
and Columbia, are filed up and washed out by
wAter after every heavy rain The result is that
food Of filth and organic matter is drained
into the Ohio River at points above the Water
works. ."-Thirteenth Annual Report ofthe Health
Department of the City OF Cincinnati, page %, by
THos. G. MINOR, Md, Health Officer.
A ND ON THIS: "HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
n No. CITY BUILDINGS, April 2Sth, 1880.
Having carefully examined the Gates Self-cean-
ing Cistern Filter find that it will accomplish
all that is claimed for II. Muddy Ohio River
water entering the conducting tube reappears at
the cistern pipe perfectly pure and llmpid. re-
gard the filter as valuable improvement on all
previous inventions of the same clHGs, and think
that sanitarians who examine the apparatus will
indorse this statement.
"THoMAs c. MINOR, M. D."
The Gates Filter is manufa tured
only by RICHARD HARIE & CO.,
122 Main Street, Cincinnati.
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FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The bill appropri-
ating Sal, 900 to erect monument to Gen
eral Herklmer in New York State was
passed.
The bill to provide for the immediate
transportation of dutiable goods was
passed.
The Tariff Commission Bill was taken up
and after debate and being slightly
amended, it was passed.
Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The joint resolu-
ton appropriating $50, 600 for monument
to mark the birthplace of George Washing
ton was agreed to.
The Committee Of Ways and Means re-
ported resolution for the final adjourn
ment OF Congress at noon on the 10Th
inst.
The resolution was agreed to without de-
bate-yeas LOG, nays 68.
The General Deficiency Bill was then
taken up. The amendment to pay special
Deputy Marshals in California at the Sep
tember election was rejected. The bill was
finally reported to the House and passed.
The Senate amendments to the Post
Office Appropriation Bill were considered
but without coming to vote the House
adjourned.
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heat, and $5 90 on the second heat of the
second race and $17 40 on the last run.
Walker, rider of Sallie Polk, yesterday
came very near being thrown. He lost his
balance and slipped over his horses side,
but by very clevermovement, threw him
self back, amid the wild cheers from the
crowd.
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R. W. Weller. NJ D., says: Il have used
y our Elixir Bark and Iron Nichols q Co.'S
in my practice with very satisfactory re-
suits prescribe it in all cases when ton
10 remedies are indicated"
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~Sulpho Saline Spring Water Baths re.
duced to 76c. for single baths; package tick
cts for IS; 10 for 81; 25 for SIC; 80 for $50;
IS for $40, or 100 for $50. Open from q. m.
TO p. M; Sundays until 2 p N.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON June I-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, falling barometer,
warmer southerly winds, partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional rains.
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HOUSE.

Everywhere you 60 you are certain to
hear Of the wonderful virtues of DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup.
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TAN BATH.
RElCHLE'S TAN BATH
No. SO West Sixth Street.

% Inc 0nly place IA aae 4nltea e S.ates Wnese tnis
tained. For Fevers. Rheumatism, and all Nervous
Affections, 1t Is Q sure specific. These baths can
be applied At private residences when desired. One
trial win prove It's efficiency. n..I -
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

mems of those insects, other
than the ordinary boil worm,
which cause the young boil to
wither and fall, whether by eat
ing into it or by puncturing it I;
also any that affect the cotton
after the boil opens, or that af-
feet the seed.
For special work that [ desire
you to perform you will receive
special instructions.
All report or communications
should be written on one side
OF the paper only, and address
ed to HE at the headquarters of
the commission. g. V. RILEY.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31
FACULTY

FACULTY
S. S. NORWOOD. ....----...P Principal.
Mrs. ADDIE G. NORWOOD, and Miss
NJ. Il. FISHBURN, Assistants in Lit
erary Department.
Miss NETTIE SIMMONS, Musical De-
paltnent and Caiisthenics.
This Institution supplies q long-felt
want iC that portion Of Louisiana known
as the "Florida Parishes" in giving the
public a first. class school at which the
sons and daughters OF orr people can be
educated at small expense.
OUR WORK IS THOROUGH
OUR COURSE OF STUDY Is COMPREHENSIVE.
The advantages that we offer to obtain
a FIRST CLASS English and Classical Edu-
cation can not be surpassed in Southern
Mississippi or Southeastern Louisiana.
TERMS:
Primary Department with }
board, washing, fuel and $l35 90
lights) per session
Intermediate (includng the above) 40 90
Collegiate (incnding the above) 145 90
,allisthenics Fee. .............. So
EXTRA.
Instrumental music on piano, or G. M
gan or guitar, per month, ----
Vocal Music, per month, .-----... 100
Ancient Languages, or French (each) 90
fy- For further particulars, or cata-
S. S. NORWOOD, Principal.
july24-S0. Greenshurg, La.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

FRANK AND JESSE JAMES.-Hon, J. A.
Dacus St. Louis, the we'll known etli-
tor and cN-Menbcr of the Missouri Leois-
iatnre, has written u carefully prepared
Life and Adventures of Frank and Jesse
James," which has been issued hy the
we'll known publishing house of n. ID.
Ihomp on Il Co., of that city. Mr.. Da-
Gus we are informed, spent two years in
the preparation of this work, much of
which time was with the ftmily and
friends of the James Boys, whose f. lend
ship and confidence he canned, and who
gave him all the facts containing their
antecedents and ancestry as we'll as the
facts containing the almost nl,mberlcss
robberies, dashing raids and vcnwcful
murders committed by them during the
20 years of their Ca reer in nearly as MANY
states and territories. The book is the
most startling record ever made in Listo-
ry. The careers have no parallel in the
history OF highwaynen. Bold and dash
ing to degree that seemed reckless to
personal danger, yet they have never
been apprehended during this long period
though rewards to the amount Of S75, 900
have been offered for their arrest, dead
or alive. The book is sold by subscrin-
ton, and we arc informed by the publts II
ers that II 900 have been soil in fonr
months. Agents are rcaping Il rich lar-
vest with it. We advertise i in another
! column.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31
STATE NEWS.

b. r. Advocate Mr.. J. j. Keegan, who
has the contract to furnish sand for re-
pairs on the State House, has just return
ed from Thompson's Creek with Is Lun-
dred and sixty six barrels Of very fine sand
Mr.. keegan is a young gentleman full of
push and energy and deserves great
praise for the prompt and energetic man.
ner in which he has gone to work to full
fill his contract. Mr. VIM. Hay den has
purchas ed ten acres of land from Mr..
Douglass, at Olive Branch, and intends
to build a Catholic Church on it. There
are only few Catholics in the neighbour
hood, but he and the Catholic Priest who
will ofticiate there, intend to induce q
number Of Catholic families from abroad
to go there and locate. This is a worthy
enterprise and may be the means of
bringing to that ncighborhood a large
number Of Industrious good citizens It
would not be bad idea for other neigh
bortoods to set on foot Il similar enter
prise. If the people of other religious de-
nominations would do likewise the cur-
rem of iu,migratio on might soon be tuln-
ell i this direction.
Natchitoches indicator :-Justice L.
Wy last Tuesday, held an inquest on the
body of a colored chill. named Isaiah
Taylor, aged two years, found dro wned
in the river. Verdict in accordance with
the facts. Our efficient and active AS
SCISSOR, jos. 2. johnson, informs us that his
books foot up, so far, $500, 295, and half
ms labors are not yet completed. Truly,
the outlook is very promising for Natcli-
toches. Real estate has gone up lie u
rocket, and we question if there is any
for sale at any price. With natiora,
Democratic administration, and an active
Representative from our District in Con-
gress, there will be no difficulty in secur-
ing from the Government an cur1:al,e
proportion Of the internal improvement
found necessary for the Red Ri yer vallc;.
Then;wiI commence an era of prosperity
for Natchitoches.
Clinton Wa'chman We are Informed
that snake, of the Mocasn species, was
killed few days ago on the plan tt II
OF }. w. Harrell, Esq, six miles north of
Clinton, which weighed eighteen roun's.
1t wasn't found i'll any waywad ''tel.e, 5
boots" either. IA little Daughter of
Capt. Jas. DeGray was painfully wound
eel by vicious cow few days ago, at
his home nc.r town. The little girl was
thrown Ivy tho COW some distance, the
horn OF the beast tearing hugo cash
across the back part of her thigh, DR..
Langworthy closed and dressed &ls wound
OF the little sufferer. There is growing
upon the premises of Mr.. Isaac J.. Hey
man ofthis town a Dcvercaux grape vine.
thirteen years old, .laving been planted
in 1867. 1t covers an arbour 900 feet
square, and bears now 1S46 punches of
grapes by actual count, from five to ten
inches III length, and from five to six
incnes i'll diameter. The berries arc neal
~ as large as tho Concord.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

tTThe desertion of prominent Repub-
licans from Garfield to Hancock is becom-
ing very marked. The first was Col. j.
w. Forpey. He was followed by l.; onard
Jerome. Now General A. L. Pearsons,
one of tho most prominent politicians of
Pennsylvania, and one of the strongest
supporters of Grant in the Chicago Con-
vention, has openly announced his inten-
ton to support Hancock. Col. Forney
declares that thousands of Grant Repub-
Icans in Pennsylvania will vote for the
Cincinnati nominees. If Col. Forney's
judgment is correct, Pennsylvania may
reasonably be considered doubtful
Staten. o. Times.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

~Gen. Manuel Gonzalez has been re-
Gently elected President of the Republic
of Mexico He has been Minister of War.
and more recently Commander in Oh, :
Of the army of the Western States. He
was the choice of the Diaz Government
for the Presidency, and the fact of his
election is considered as an endorsement
of that administration. Singular to
state, peace seems to reign in the land OF
the Aztecs.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

~The following gentleman have been
Installed as officers OF Perfect Harmony
Lodge, No. 10. K. of P. Clinton: s. f.
Worms, p. CD S. Lanier, G. c.; Albert
Mayer, v. G.; J. X. skipwitb, Prelate;
Frank Diamond, X. of r. and S.; w. A..
Knapp, NJ. of E.; T. Fl. Diamond, NJ. OF
E.; G. NJ. Hochenedel, NJ. at A; T.. c.
Going, o. G. Attendants: Joseph Israel
S. Lambert, w. H. Hartner, and B. A.
Meyer.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

BEDFORD VA ALUM & iron SPRINGS.
WATER, MASS AND PILLs.-'Etticient
i'll Scrotuta and Skin diseases. "A, M. Al
len, NJ. D., n. G. ''Successfuliu Dysner.
STA and Chronic Diarrhpa."-Prof.S Sam
net Jackson, NJ. D., University of Pa.
"Adapted i'll Cioratic and Anmmic condi
tons and certain diseases peculiar to wo
der.'-Prof. J. J. Norman, NJ. d.. Va.
Satisfactory in Dyspepsia, Chronic Dia-
r'h"a and nervous diseases arising from
impure blood; also in certain diseases Of
iehAates. "-Georgo L. Harrison, Nj. D..
ihys'c'an Woman's Hospital, N. Y.
Used with great benefit in Malaral Fe-
yer end Dirtheria.' IS. f. Dnpon, NJ. d..
G"; Prompt i'll retiet of headache, bt til
sick ond nervous, and cliiUs. r-Rev. y.
Z. Dodson, Va. 'Ercel1ent in restoriur
deblItated systems to heahh and
strength. o-Thos. c. Mercer, Nj. ID. Ind.
'lonlc, Alternative, dinretic; one of n.-
lures greatest remedies. "-MedicaI Asso-
clasl"n OF Virginia, Lyuchbnrg. "Re-
| commented as pryphofactic in Mal,r-
| la' dlStricts."-D. Il. Fairfax, M. D.. N.
,,:oa i ma IL tho best remedy l ever
| slf'rd, NJ. d., N. c. Very beneficial in
! u!erine arrangements and malariuus co,..
dlt'ons."-G w. Vail, M. d., Ohio .tMv
experience is very favorable TO it's o,r.
| ave vlrtue."-Thos.. NJ. Ru1nbald. M ID
st. Louis. W. D''
Sample supply sent free to any rhys.
t Elm desiring tt" test. Pamphlets sent
t. ;hialysls with each package. Wa
ter rs 1T comes from the SpripSs ia no,
case. Mass so cents and ST.; IS 81 and and
- Tor halt dog. PiUs pure su oar coated
23c: soc. and 81 packages; Si'o5, 50 S0
ana 20 half doz. Sent postpa,d onv'
Where. This Mass and Pits contains n
redmced space aU the curative movers Of
and soluble. f''''ie
Sold by ---
-, Springs open for visitors June Let
Terms $50 per mouth. Special rates to
1amllles as to rooms occupied. Address
a, NJ. DAVIES, Pres. of the Co.
+. .. Boz la Main ST. Lyncbb,,r" w.,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

g Physicians freely prescribe the new
Food Medicine, "Malt Bitters," because
more nonrishing, Strengthening, and pu-
rifying than all other terms of malt or
medicine, while free from the otiecti uns
urged against NAL, liquors.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

1Anna Gertrude Hood, the youngest
daughter of the late Gen. John b. flood,
died at Warm Springs, Ga, on Monday,
July 5th. The Ii tie thing had been
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Joseph, of
Columbus, Ca, who deplorei the death of
the infant as much as if it had been their
own child.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

WOur personal appearance is a mat
ter in which our friends and acquaintan-
tances have u right to n choice whether
we shall intiict upon them an exterior I'M
cared for and unattractive, q countcn-
ance marred by Il neglected grizzed
beard, or crown gniltiess of covering,
half covered, or attached with white
hairs, or whether we shall in Difference to
our fellows, pay due regard to our own
persons, and make them presentable and
acceptable in society There are many
helps for those who desire to do this, and
there are none among them more accep-
table than Halls Hair Remover and
Bu -kingham's Dye for the whiskers.
Both these preparations are kept FOR sale
at all our drug stores, and if any of our
friends are looking II little the worse for
wear, we advise them to make a note of
it.-North Star, Danvillc, VT.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

~State elections will occur as fellows
prior to the general election in Novem-
Der Arkansas, first Monday of septem.
Der; Vermont, first Tuesday of Septem-
Der; Maine, second Monday Of Septen-
Der Colorado, first Tuesday of October !;
Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia, second
Tuesday of October.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

1Gen. James r. Chalmers, the 'tLit-
tie Game Cock" as the Natchez Demo
crat enthusiastically terms him, was re-
nomited by unanimous vote of the con-
vention, on the goth inst, to represent
the Democrats of the 9th District of Mis-
sissippi in the Forty Seventh Congress.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

f~The Weekly Observer, published at
yPointe ala Hache, comes to us this week
with the name ofMr. H. E. Chambers, a tai
ented young gentlemad, formerly of this
place, as assistent editor. The Observer:
which by the way, is strongly Democratic,
pays the following just tribute to our can
didate for Congress: Mr.. Robertson has
earned the thanks of the people of the
Southwest by his active championship of
the great measure for the establishment
of a Commission on the improvement of
the Mississippi. If the recommendations
of the commission should receive at the
next session the final sanction of Congress
with liberal appropriations, as we be
lieve they will, the result will be mainly
due to Mess1 S. Gibson and Robertson.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

1From present Indications we are
led to believe that the denomination of
Hon. E. w. Robertson, as candidate for
Congress, will be secured On the first bal
lot.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31
-"Evcrybody and his sweet
heart" should see "Abovc the
Clouds," next Thursday eve.

~ AT Democratic mass meeting held
IN Greensburg on the 18th inst, tho fol-
lowing delegates were chosen to represent
st. Helena in the Congressional Convcn-
ton to be held at Baton Rouge on the
9th or August next: J. A. Addison, JAS
l.. Watson and DR.. Jno. S. Davis. The
delegation, though uuinstructed, are said
to he strongly in favor off. w. Robertson
for re- nomination.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31
J. +. DAVIDSON.
Engineer & Boiler Maker,

N0ULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w planters and o. hers interests in
Machinery. th"t he is prepared to do all
kinds of MACiIlNE 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 aud Gus fitting
done to order. Post office address, Bayou
Sara. Resi- cnce, st. Francisvillr, La.
JNO. r. DAVIDSON
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

UA letter written by the Democratic
candidate for Secretary of State, of Hi
nois, says there is no doubt that that
State will 60 Democratic in November.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

TOR Enfeebled Digestion, !mpov'ls ~,
IL cd Blood, weak lungs, kidneys, Nv, ~,
nrinary organs, consumption. emas ,.s'.",,
mental and physical exhaustion, a: :las"
females, nursing mothers, sick'y cn III w.1
and debility Rage, Malt Bitters s tsr S'as
rantcd more nourishing, strens.ism'S
vi'alizing and purifying by r. 1ea asosp5]
their richness in bone and muscle pis ~.
ing material than all other forms a,. Of nh %s|
or medicine, while free from the 0i b
tons urged against malt liquors a"u
pared by tho Malt Bitters Co., I, Iiom a,sr
ttrtneutcd Malt and Hops, Sold ess,
where. MALT BITrERS co.. DUO"
MasS.-4w.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-31

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
GREENSBURG, LOUISIANA.

The FOURTH SESSION of this Insti-
tntion will open on
The 9th day of September, 1880.