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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-12
Or a silsh.e .hot hn. Mrnhfe,

- Or. g. Stlsbse bat tas Yrublem
sslSf, zines Der srGbten esioen bsr Menld.
telt. nainlth 5amurrbobsn, gu teiler.
Mnafefis beibt bas portrsfFias Mtttel,
wslAes fh bereits In nlelen tauisnb,
mitunter ben bartuddisRen Gdllen soatum,
men tawabrt bat. .. NsuRdoter & Co.,
gor 1916, Nsu gort, ldidsn einem S..
Dem, Ger es psrlanst, fclenfret Multsr
anb @ebrauAswe!iuns naA allen Sbstlen
bsr 0erein. S!aaten gu baben In allen
remummirten Mpotbstsa. 5atet eu6 Dor
Nadabmansen. Watst barauf, bab bie
llnterihrift Don 9 Silsbee, 81, o., fd
auf jeber Seite Der Sdadtsl beinbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-12
gOssissuns folst.
Die amoere 3eite.

Naan bat Dem oeuti9en @eidstage ge=
fliilentlibe Oppolition gegen 8ismard
porgetporfen, peil er Die Samoaborlage
= oen "eriten S6ritt gum @olonien=
@rperb" - abgelebnt bat. @ar bieier
S6ritt aber Elm falI6er, 10 muB man
iiber bic Sadie anoers benfen. 9ieler
Mn1i9t 1T ni9t nur Elm 8erliner QSib=
blatt, oas ben gansen plan allO OBJ
fertigt: A
SIN neu' Fen 1ismard l1en yrcjeete
Wirt pobl ein 1aar nod Nan@er fntsn;
Das &sid IL srf eseriineet werben,
llns nun fol- es f&ua ielber 8riinbsn,
5onbern aud acknowledgements tritifren
in ben Tasesbldttern bas goraehen ber
beutiden &eaieruns unbarmberSis. @i=
ner oerietben ldBt ii& in ber rTranff
!3ts.D folsenbermaben bernebmen:
rWan ,peiB in BET Ibat ni9t, tporiiber
man ii@ mebr wunbera ioa, ob iber bic
llnwifenteit te3asli9 bes Golpnii iatipns=
@ebietes Ober iiber bic aeidtfertisteit nit
ber bic Sa9e bebanbelt ,pirb. Die Snlel@
sruppeu NIT ben Tactorein unb Yfans
5uusen bes (5ambmrser) 9auies @obe=
frcp fnb 5u ni4ts tpeuiSer seeisnet, ais
3ur GufnaAme beui4er ausmanberer.
Wiren fie es, 70 waroe man ldnsit pers
iudt baben, an Stele Der ments lei<
ftunSsfdbisen mifrOnel1iden (auitralifden)
arbeiter beutide gu brinsen. Das alima
1T feineSwess fiir Gurcpaer 5utrdslid unb
iberbies pertrdst bic Ylantasen=Wirtbz
idaft ber 9amburser 9duier, penn lie
ccneurrenSfibis bleiben iOll, gar nidt bic
Soften, tpelde CUR GrnlSsli4uns Der &C.
pSbnli&en 9sbensbaltuns bsuti4er arteiz
ter erforOerlid iein iparoen." 9in3asefist
Wirb, cab bic san3e Oberfldde oer Snieln
50 auabratmsilen betrast, al 70 BON aus.
ipanoerern balb iberiett iein tpiirbe.-
Siernad ideint BiSmard menis alusfai
Su baben, baB ber 9tei4stus bic Sads
in Wieoerermasuns 5iebe uno anoers Be-
banbele.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-12

60 sersinssm idGns Summsrtase, bic
Shulferien traten Elm uno @etrbt @ebaur
permodte pom Mprsen bis gum Nbenb
Dem Dun(1 Nbele's, TN 5slb unb bsr
6aibe umttr3uifreifsn, CUR 8srfasuns 3u
1etsn. @emsintelta befanb Sisera Got.
ps fd NIT tbnen aufammen, bic In anfans
fd niht lonbsrlid NIT ber junssn Staote
rtn oertragen bate, fcueern, psil bieie
fat tumtr trsenp etwas an tbr gu mafeln
beiab, ;iemltd In @eseniab gu tbr sera.
tten mar. Dud @eerbt permittelte fsts
In tluser Wsiie awifden Bsiben unO rpubts
inlltnetip bas 8iHttse 3u trefen, un auf
cine alImaliee Muselet4uns uab Nnnabe'
runs ein,utptrfen. ....s ..
Damn wars Elm Spnntasmurssn, tban.
fril9 unb tSRltd. Die 2erden trillerten
ni4t metr In btr Quft, tenn Der gette
@cssen fanp BOD uao i&nittr.lf auf
ben 6elosru, pom Dorf Der lam Der
5abnfdrei 70 isltIam lonntaslia bnr6 bic
biamantene Trite, tpie @eerot Debaur
ibn nod niemals sebSrt. So abtrlief i'm
iseesn,al bet Dem Son, tpte tpenn etn net
der Btnb itm burh bts &(siper bts tn's
5er3 binstnwebe, unb ct letnte traume-
rii& an bem altsn 6sdtbcr bes 5ofrau.
,.ts unb blidt. In bic lunnsnpurdfuntslte
Quft. Da tlirrte iber tbm Elm 6snaer
unb bic @timme Meel.'s rief: Bia Du
aua 1dpn auf Geerbt Das 1T tabI9 !!
Nart.. ID lomme sld&
Dte Waso balf tsr Morsens bsim Mn.
tlsioen, une mad etni8eu Au8snbliden fam
Ie In etnsm neuen, gan; tpelBen @onntass..
tleto tpie ein fattsrnter Stftlltbsn3wsis
bic areppe berahssFustn. Der &nabe
Rarrte fle wurtlos an, pbne bic 5anb mad
Der tbrisen aus,uareden, bic fe ibm gum
Morsensrub BOT, eab Fe frus: Was
bait Du z Sdlaff Du nod NIT pftnen
Nussn?
f5Utisbuns fulst.
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. Wuswanberuna aus @dle1en n

- WuswanberunD aus Sale1sn mad
Rublanb. Bie aus onbern Tbeilen
prsubtns fnbet ssssnwartis eu9 aus
Dberidltgen tine farte Nusmanberuns
na& 8uelanb, ipe,ieu Rufillda 9olen i1att.
Nus Rattppib pirb barber geldriebsn:
gorsefern famsn aus bsm Nytniter Rrei1e
so Gamilisn an, pelde In Der @esenb bon
eublin fd anlaiifs MAIDEN. Sd nahm
gsranlafuna eiu5elne @uswanbsrer 3u fra.
sfn, warum 1e benn NIT ibrer san,en Ja.
mtlte bas eans ssrlisbsa. Disielten sr.
fldrten mir. bab 1e bel Der Nisbristeit Der
Observation-Disclosures QStns (osr Mrbeite.
-ubalt 40 pfenntae per 1as!) unb Bel
ben iebieen boben osbensmittelprsilsn nt4t
sritrsn fSnnten unb bestalb 90 sor,5aen
mad Volsn aus,uwanosrn, no es Qanb
gum aabau BON Rartoftln Ssbsn wirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-12

j. Eu&e &c. fiir an3iee Bel Yanco
Il g pns In rsthfsr Muswabl.
II s,- l9.3,t3W.
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Dpct r:8e 5 i bren.

Die @ebabrsn ptr Doetoren Gnb Elm
@ssenltanb, woria 3ur 3ett iebr piele Ysr-
icnsn taterefFrt lino. gDir slauben Der
Sab iitr 8eiude 1T So, tpas einem Manne
Der fur eia Satr an eas Bett sefeHstt 1T,
unb zines tdaliden Ssiudes bsoari iitsr
$1,000 bas Sabr fit Msei,iu unb Nuf.
wartune allein toiten wiiroe! l1ab etne eia.
3iee 5laide 6opisn' Bitters, ,ur reGten
3eit eencmmen, rparoe $1,000 uns Elm
san3es Satr Rranlssit erlpart batsn. Gp.
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groauetz Spiele iUebeu aus
pefpmnlen tei &. W pl 1pn.
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ausenblidliA III bsi Der Sur Der grau>
ne niet gu rafA. gtele Stnber fnb &C.
aorben wabrsab etnes Tsutran3iinbens.
Spbn MnptYne Ointment
faafft ausenbltdltde einperuns unb it sin
fideres 3etlmtttel. @inen halbm Ssse.
l0fsl Sea 3uder. Seee 5amilie ioats ss
Int 5aule balten.
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MneerorsentliHe geleaenbeit.

Wdbrenb bieier Woas, bon Wontas
WorSen ait. rertuufen mir i'm Netail
1000 Stild 0lmburser Siid ersien 3u
10 Gents bic Dlrb semSsnlih 3u 20
bis 25 Gents psrtauft. Wian fon,a,e
frab,eitiS. xm cine Nuswabl unter ben
Wultern 1u treifen. 9 DRANK SO.
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Die Berfali&uns soa Condition Yulper
Bat 70 a6srbano ssaommen, bab man fur
25 Gents Elm pfunopafet NIT @taub unb
NJ lhe taafen tann. Sc siebt nur etne Mrt
wtrfli& retnss unter ben jtbt bstanntsn,
anb bieies II g bertbans gabalre
Yulber. 1nr .f-
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SER g. Woff{on beobsihtiat

5srr 8. Bolffon beabfdtist
befanntlid oemuadit cine Strengthening
ieines @eiddftslctuleS porSunebmen. I'm
iid auf ben Bau ppr,ubereiten unb Ylae
3u idaHen, Sertauft er ale ieine Waaren,
wie S&nittwaaren, S@ube Stiefel, $ lite,
Ma6bel &c. 3u auberorbentli4 nieori gen
Yreiien. Dies 1T cine @elesenbeit fiir
Seoermunn btaise gintiufe 3u MAIDEN.
Wun iber5euse fi9 BON benz @eiasteu.
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% II Md ai&t aa,em.ia s.Eanut. b.s n.
8a3binberei nit alIem, nae Sa,u ssbSyt s,..r" :"
Eartis t. Gan antsnio 10 out euSssfitst s, nirS
als tn trgenh einer anbereu Siabf 81 rlni.s
PIE Yrobes son Iiniirttn Blanf6l&ern. msiX:
ettr sessnndrtis stbxntem iuerbtn, g rie sHs
aneern Arten BON Arbei,en fur U,f66fts6drSsr
!esen 5easnis bafir ab. Der ilnterael1reie bis.
s eeI Malstsstts, ga4sr auer art, Soarnale ,e. In
ttartefer 5et. 0el4dfts> unb NbYofa enijrmer
tonnen YrObsn ttsei&nen unb al 8. H. NIsm.,, ~.
San Antonio, abrsfiiren. abf9atanaeH wsrbsn
prompt gema1t. '"
6. s. Trpmm
Du1btnber unb 8Iantbd der sfobrifout. Anr-
3,10,79. -T'4""''"''
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I'm aIle unfere &unbrn

3ufrieoen gu fteQen, pertaufen mir nod
so Dubeno Der elesaaten @(aceehaub
i9ube nit 8 RnSpfen fiir 35 Gents bas
Yaar bieielben iinb polltommen breintal
10 piel wertb. BefelurSea per pplt aus
benz 2anoe auf bieIe Sanoldube werben
prcmpt ausoefabrt. g dram&er.
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III Wir MAIDEN bic eorpulsnten Serren
.beionbers barauf aufmerfIam, bab bic
@etra srobenl Nnsiise unb ein3elne NSde
on9efommen itnb. BEL 5. Soste &
.SSbne.
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= &auft leine Slelosr, bts S9rs 3 a II.
eoaf 4 Suns Eager inlpi,irt babt. Das
bette I'm Warft. -
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
A CURE FOR JEALOUSY.

jealousy is a disease which affects
young persons more than it does o'eer
ones. tt has its peculiaraties just the
same as other complaints, one OF which
il 70 take the cause for the euro. Inc
hest known remedy is to splice yoursel'
to the cause with g matrimonial Band
which 1aay be procured irom almost any
Iust;ce of the Peace or Minister OF the
Gospel. If it is rot convenient to 40 'n,s'
the following may prove beneficial to the
afflicted. .,.:ou
Take Ii of deliberate Consideration,
> ounces of Resolution, a large amount "l
Determination, (tho more the oet1er) aoo
to this Gallon of liquid Reflection DOT
tie this in your mind cork 1t with Me-"
orv. and use with.Discretion' often as
tho causo appears. TO be well 'aAo'
before shaken.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
BOIL 1T DOWN.

Whatever you have to say, my friend,
Whether witty, OF grave, or gay,
Condense as much rs ever you can,
And say in the shortest way
And whether you write on rural affairs,
Or particular things in town,
Just word Of friendly advice
Boil it down
For if yoC go spluttering over page,
When couple of lines would do,
Your butter is spread so much, you see,
That the bread looks plainly through.
So when you have a story to tell,
And would like a little rerown,
Tomake quite sure ofyour wish, my friend
Boil it down.
When writing an article for the l ress,
Whether prose or verses, just try
To utter your thoughts in the fewesl
words,
And let them be crisp and dry;
And when it is finished and you suppose
1t is done exactly brown,
just look it over again, and then
Boil it down.
For editors do not like to print
An article laz,ly lonS>
And the general re ader does not care
For couple of yards Of song.
So gather your wits in the smallest space
If you'd win the authors crown,
And every time you write, my friend,
Boil it down.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

ALMOST YOUNG AGAlN.-My mother
was afflicted a long time with Neuralgia
and a dull, heavy inactive condition of
the whole system; headache. nervous
prostration, and was almost kolp!ess.
No physicians or medicines did her any
good. Three months ago she began t"
use Hop Btters, with such good effect
that she seems and feels young again, al
though over 20 yeais old. We think
there is no other medicine fit 10 use il
the tamily.-A lady in Providence, r.
Journal.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
The OLD sUHOOl~MASTER.
LEE o. EA IRIS.


For he felt the weight of his many years
His form was bent and his hair was gray,
And his eyes - dim with the falling
Tie school was eM,tesk was done.
And the house. md" so strangely
AS the rod beam Of kscttlng s'im
Stole silently over the window-slll.
Stole silently into the twilight gloom,
And The deep'ning shadows fell athwart
The vacant seats and vacant room,
Aud the vacant place in the old mans |
For his school had been all in all to him,
Who had no wife, no children, no land,
But his frame was weak and his eyes
were dim,
And tho iiut as issued at last-'Too old
He bowed his bead on his trembling
hands
A moment, as one mi ght bend to pray;
! '"Too oldn' they say, and the school de-
mauds
A User and younger head today.
| "Ioo oi;,. too old !" those men forget
| 1t was [ who guided their tender years;
| Their hearts were hard, and they p!tled
| not
Trembling lips and my falling tears.
"Too old! too old :" it was all they said
looked III their faces one by one,
But they turned away, ana my oeart was
lead; ~, ~,
| ")ear Lord, it IS hard, but Thy will be
| done"
The night stole On, and q blackcr gloom
Was over the vacant benches casC;
Til, master SAT in the silent room,
But his mind was back in the days long
| rast.
An;; The shadows took, to his tear-dlm-
med sight,
Daar wsli,knov;n forms; his heart was
| thrilled
| wifi, the blessed sense ofitsown dehsht,
For the benches all We're iliieo;
| And he slowly lose at LisGesk, and LOOK
| His weil-worn Bible that lay within,
!:n said, IS he lightly tapped the book,
OF is the ilou--iet school begin.
Ana he smiled as his kindly g'ances fell
| On the weli-beloved faces there
Ioiu. Hcb, aud VIII, and laughing Nell,
Ava t,l;,e-cyeG Bcss. with the COLDER
= hair,
.rd TON, and Charley, and Ben, and
Pdul, ,,:,,
.lI IN tIeir rlaces-aud yet they all
We're wing under the grave yard grass
He read the book, and he kreit to pray,
AID he called tie GLASSES to recite,
i, For the darkness ali had relied away 49,
From = soul that saw by an inward
,. lgh5. ~ ,oro
= Wa, :, kind rcpvoot for a broken rule
, The old man tottered, now hsi, nov
there,
: Thrcugh the spectral rands OF his shaa
cw school.
Thus all night long, till the mornin
{. canI2,
And darkness folded her robe OF gloon
) AID the sun looked in, with MS eye
:, fame, o,,
. ON the vacant seats OF the silent room
; The wind stole ever the window-slll,
g. And s.yopt through the aisles OF me
, ry roEt; ,:t
- Eua The face CT the master was WHITE III
IIis work was finished, and h's scho
is 49,, o,t School Jour-,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
SEARCHING OUT FRAUDS.

Atameetingof IF the Democrat
ic State executive committee
last evening, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were un-
animously adopted:
Whereas,ssit appeared thats.at
the recent election in this State
a vote has been cast III certain
localities largely in excess OF
the legal vote as determined by
the recent census taken under
direction of the general govern.
mems; therefore
Resolved, That It be the duty
of the several county commit
tees of this State, and they are
hereby requested by the State
committee to examine such CEN
sus returns, and make compari-
son with the votes recorded as
having been polled in the vari-
GUS districts Of their county,
with the view of ascertaining
the extent of the fraudulent
vote in this State, and forward
Immediately the result of such
examination of w. A. Fowler,
chairman of the Democratic
State executive committee, at
the St. James Hotel, New York.
The unaccountable increase in
the Republican vote in New
York and Kings counties, and
the plain evidence of fraud in
such vote demand immediate
investigation on the part of the
respective Democratic organi-
cations of these counties.
| Resolved, That all citizens OF
this State, in each and every
locality, who favo" the right OF
the people to popular govern
tment, and who believe a fail
vote and an honest count essen
tial to the perpetuation OF ou1
institutions, are requested tt
aid, by all means in their pow
er, to the ascertainment OF thi
result.
Resolved, That a copy O
, these resolutions be forwarde'
to every Democratic organiza
: ton in the State.
The Tammany committee o,
1 organization held a protracte
Y session last evening. job
t Kelley offered resolutions SCI
/ ting forth that d large numbe
: of persons from Washingto,
Vermont, Massachusetts,, al
: other States, had been colonize
: here and voted the Republica
+ State, county and local ticke
q The names and residents
n many of these illeged voters a
It know. The resolution i,rovidt
t. that the matter be placed in tt
II hands of counsel, to take appr
pirate action.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

~ Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers ~
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by Il sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciatng pain g.: cut
tirg tecths If so, go At once and get =
bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer immcdiately ly-depend upon it
there Is no mistake about. There is not
mother on earth who has over used t,
! who will not tell you at once that it Will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to tho
mother, and relief and health to tho
cEild, operating like magic. 1t is per-
i fectly safe to Use i'll all cases, and p.eas-
ant to the taste, and is the prescription,
uf one Of tie oldest and best female pin!
sici:tns and nurses in the United Slater,
Sold everywhere, 2o cents a bottle.-!E.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
NO 10
A BAD REVIVAL.
SAssL.H

A colorcd revival near Little Rock has
just Resulted rather seriously. Pars"n
Greenleaf, Methodist, and Elder Haw
bush, Presbyterian. united their force,
and held a union meeting. :. The preach
ers worked faithfully, but at the eud 81
one week, and when only five conversio, =
had been effected. the, pleachers1cl 1close'
the meeting with religious disgust. When
tho two men began to settle up:a dispute
arose as TO the lewiston. of the; convert
spoils.
81 oughter ihab Ethree,' insisted tbr
Methodist. 81 wicked harder. den ..ser
did. My voice is stronger, an hit had
more feet"
:'No, sah," said the Presbyterian 81
shall hab three myself. Yer may take de
tiggers OBJ cbery Union meetin' hill in de
.as' ten years, and yer'll see dat de Mofo
dis tried ter; git away-wif de PTesbyteri
ans I'll hab bit sad dat yer can't pull
de lamb wool ober my eyes"
Here the congregation sungsea hymn,
and to make a great effort towards con-
citation old knock. knee Ben, the man
who used to mako bread-trays prayed.
'Tll tell yer what I'll do," said the
Methodist, ''1'll gin yer two, an We'll
fling up bench ley, wet Or dry, fur dc
uGder one"
The Presby terian agreed, but when he
picked up a fiat bench-lcg and spit Oh it
the Methodist minister exclaimed:
"I kicks agin sich perceedins'! MIR. Haw
bush, | doan perticular want any truck
wild yer, but whom goes ter do dc coun'
eff yer interiors, den darl be disturbances"
.Lemmey tell YER" said Hawbusb.
gripping the bench-leg. "Pll be dipged
eff Use ur gwine ter be counted out. Tso
not UT gwine ter be counted ont. Pse been
counted out fur justice OBJ de peace foui
or fvo times, an dinged eff hit anu get
Tin a little scrter tiresome
"Tse gwine ter hab.. three oh desc con-
verts," exclaimed MIR. Greenleaf, and he
began to drag two sister, converts to-
wards tho door. 'ketch holt OBJ Sandy
Jones, b1udder Simmons" yelled tho
preacher. "Ketch him, fur kin manage
de 'omen."
"Stop darw demanded Dir. Hawbush.
"Turn dat man loose 1T Fll brain yer"
"G'way from heah, Gway, tells.yer."
yelled Mr.. Simmons, 'G'way, fur Ise
pisencr den snake w
Mr.. Greenleaf dropped the two women
and run to the assistance of MIR. Simmons.
Other parties interposec and hand-to-
haid fight eusued. Mr.. Greenfeaf grasp
ed Mr.. Hawbush and u lively scutiic took
place. "Doan fling yer weight onter me-"
exclaimed Greenfeaf, "Doan do dat Pse
got ketch in my back" The fight
wou!d have been serious but for three
constables who entered and arrested the
entire congregation. The ministers have
sued each other both claltaing the right
to three verts.-Littlc Rock Gazette.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13
CAPITAL CORRESPONDENCE.

CAPITAL CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 3, 1880.
Probably the result yesterday |
will be attributed to a thousand
different causes, but among
them all of us will agree that
three or four rank first in order
of influence. First, and most
important was opposition to a
"Solid South as representing a
question as to the inviolability
of the Union. Beyond doubt
this idea that somebody in the
South was led to overthrow the
government, and would be aid
ed by a Democratic victory,
turned the scale in many States.
I do not think sensible people
in the North gave much atten-
ton to such nonsense until
General Grant began to preach
it from the stump. There are
thousands of people in the
| North-educated and ignorant
|-who invariably think of Grant
and no one else whenever the
affairs of the country are men-
toned. It is not worth while
now that the election is over to
quarrel with the superstition.
Next in Importance, as an is
sue, was the labor question as
affected by the tariff: The votes
of operatives in mills, work
shops, and factories, turned the
scale in several States. An i'm
preston was abroad, false, of
course, that control blythe Dem
ocratic party meant free trade
and reduction Of wages. Han
cocks election meant no such
thing, but, no matter who should
be elected, reduction Of wages
was sure to come. Those thou
sands who voted for Garfield to
prevent it, and who perhaps
changed the face ofthe election,
will find, during the next year
or so that they voted against
the inevitable.
Third in Importance among
the causes leading to disaster
e was the putting Of Ex-senator
Barnum at the head OF the
campaign. He was never fit
for leadership. 1t was Tllden,
g not Barnum, who achieved vic
tory in 1876. But aside from
i the question as to his fitness, he
s. represented in the public mind:
. much that was thought to be
" irregular in the previous cam
paign.
In connection with this sub
iect Of campaign management
, T wish to say a few words. Ii
the minds OF honest Democrat:
l., !, there is an objection always t@
" mere "manageme' t.. A cen
ID trail authority, authorized t.
20 pass on questions about whlcl
o it can know nothing is repul
), sive. The State Committee, or
30 better, still, the District o
> county Committees should here
after control matters in thel
I'd own neighborhoods. "he'
}, anything is needed in the wa,
!e. of speakers OF documents ther
}" should be a committee, wit
ID headquarters in this city, to SUI
DIV what is wanted. The prat
ng tice of 'loos;ng' a campaign i
m, thirty-eight States from an
of one point, is a failure. 1t migl
~ have good results once III
redtimes, but hardly Otter
or er than that.
md Atthis time! write on We'
nesday morning, it seems ce
."o1 oo1 tain that both Houses OF Co
oress are to be returned to tt
Republicans. This, though {
scts evil. is a less evil from the ia
der that Garfield will be a far be
Che ter President thai he has be'
'ich Congressman.
The The defeated candidate
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

Don't fail to call and see
the ''Peep Of Day now moorcd
at the landing in Bayou Sara.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

Walk TO the river and
save Il dollar. photographs 50
a dozen on board Peep OF
Day
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

Ayers Pills and their effects arc too
we'll known everywhere to require any
connie ndation from us here. Cos. Sciaptoh
( Pa. Times.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

t-ss Dr. Pierce's Golden Itedirai Dis
covery, cures every kind OF humor, t'nm
the worst scrofl.a to the common pinlple
or eruption.
F,ur to six bottles cure snlt-rhum or
trtttr.
One to ivc hott!es cure the worst kim q
Of puppies Oh the the face.
Twu 10 four hotties clean the system of
haiis. ,.,,rhunc!es, and sores.
Ennr 10 +ix bottles cure tho worst kind
cf erysipe!2s.
Three 20 six bottles cure b!oucnes
among tho i.;tIr.
six 10 ten bctt!es euro Running at the
cars.
Five to eight bottlos cure corrupt or
rnl;nng nlcers.
| Eight TO twelve bottles cure the worst
! sgrotula.
sold hy druggists, and in half-dozsn
and dozen ITS at great discount.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-11-13

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Fever a
Ague.