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gpte Fehs d nltG getnent Bintef !

-GIe '}nlrtFielt N 90, mQlin lnledie8 Blui
fidl aelluO mdd]r; Die giatur III Jest beitrsbt,
oa9 Gri.em QsiuEo mo rein III crhulteu. Dtau
uui1iiiitc re orrd redItIcItigc auu,uOuHa bon
5aucta 2 Saiinpnrilteus Srtrott, eines
aialdmdtil eriOiaycid]ea mo in ieiHen 6eilrptr.
tunQeu fdcrcn Yiittels; es bepirlt raihe uut
Uolifdusiae 6ciluHg pan puH0eH 5telsH, 5liiz
f9' .ItJu, NjHueu, DGutduSihliQtH. 9eidpit
ren, 6outlstosu mn alien aus uuremem Blutf
entiiebeIDen lnorouuHaeu. go rihtet 6as
Snffcm auf iient be @eunobeit mie6er beI
uuo perltibt Gnerele uHo 9ebensmutb. Breis
81 bic 6loldle. &ei Seth 9. 6aHce, Rr.
lO8, @e fz8altimeres5trG6e, an ba.
ben, (20)
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Sie . oentTd,en 0dite.
9lnFiuit BET Scrtteter oct ISnnttlis Stenben. -
Shr Gnipf0Ea In sietussjprf.-'stHe pradhz
tine N2cne nea SNhrrffcfN nnrl ESfrttfets


9tem 0ort, 13, Sttober. = Die 66.
b. Stenben, begltitet bon Gem Geuihen Sc
ianbten p. SdllBser, lanoeten Aeute friih, mad,
bCm Der Dampfer ,6erOer4 bei Der &prbei=
fabrt an @opernor's SSiauo nit 3auouells
idiiIjen ialutirt mpyogn mar. Sin @onlite Der
8unbes 8eqicruug, bss StaateS uno Der Staot
g2tp.9urf, an ibrer Spits Sen. Aoams als
Gertreter oes Staataoepartements, 6aieneiuutbz
mer, Surus1or Ii. cine au5abl an91iehener oeut=
ihsr tSerren geleiteten gtorgeus nm llhr poH
Der 8atierg Die gdfis mad Dem y6ifttz4oennez
Sotel," mo- iie Quarter nabmen. Son Den
6otelS unb ofn 8sgierIngs @ebduoen weht
heute allcntbalbcn bic oeutid)e SABINE. 9eute
9tadmitta9 bon bis llbr gaUeu lte i'm Sos
tel eilen @mpfaHg. 8nrnn /" - e-a,n,sr fte,te
0le nH, .. Stcubcn Dor. lin llbr iOlgte
Gin Gantett; ipdt am abenOe holts Elm groBeS
@onlte Die Seuen ab unO fiibrte fie nadl oehi
ggnerettzSOuie;" auf benz lluicH- Square mar
etHe rteitge Ytenihenmen9e oeriamnelt, uuu
hornunoe 9odS ihalten Den 6eutiden Diff
5tCren ent9Igen, ais iie uuf Dem Salfon eridlie=
tcn. @s erfolQte nun ein Sorbeiug 5abIre,-
der SCreinG, 0tiljen &C., mo ben SWluB bill
beten cine arOBe Serenabe uno 6adeIiu9. Der
beutidje GntbuiiaSmu8 fam in u0llltem rlrp
farge 3ur @eltunq, uto Die 0emoaitratiou itano
faum Der nab, Die man SH @hren Der iraHS0iiz
itGn @1fie uuanltoltee. ginftS furS uaa) u
lpr leii'teu oie SfFsiere nudb 9Saib,HgtOn ab.
9saberes iibCr oeu Gntpfans. - S5sEft BON
StenbCN's Reoe.
(Spdter. - 9a8 BON cer 9e9ieruug uno
bem Staate errarnte @mpfangsz mel
des Den @Gfen auf eiuGn 3ouoampfer Die Sat
hinab entgCgen fubr, beftiCg ben 0ampfer y0erz
oGr," fudbren0 Oaielbe anf Der 60be pon Sta=
ten=SslaHO Dor lnter lag. General Gbarles
gloams belt Die gGpiutommnungsyc1er uuo
Sberit BON Steubeu beQutmOrtetc bieislbc. ST.
iagte, be freunbihaitlide 8erpilltommuuag
b00s i'm mo ieine GGidbrten tief Aeriibrt. De
pen Der 8nnbeS 9icgierIug beu Gertretern Der
Samllle ponSt ubeng ngcworbere@tHlaoung babe
Enter alien SlaIieu in 8eutihlanO en 10 Habo
Gil Auiuaung grcu6enneS >5Htereie erpsfI no5
Der Gajer ale WiitglICotr Oec beiI0S, S,enogI an.
nllie ipe3ifl eriudlt babe. iih NIT onrt!cr
&gdittu on Der Yort'-..uuer Seer Ill bet6:.ltz
gu. 9oS oetu[-,c &olf lc. bod erfrsut uuo
redlne % ~, 5ur Sire oil, 0aB bic hiitOrids
GIErrung al Die BON 0eutIdeu gclt.lTttn
n',iltdrlit)en Dielile nod i'm l6er3cn Der 2tuc=
ritanr griiue luo bliibe. in 6OIge Otd3n ie.
G (SbGrIt ron Steubgn) nit il.nCH &erDauH
ten nnUeieuo un0 netme IN beren !taT2a Die
a.: -, q. e. trqansene Gmtaoua5 init iteabi9.H,
hyr3lldCn Ganf al.
Dos Gmpfange- Ganite mo Die Safe nlIy-
Dan Johann auf 0an GHu0ts 0au!piar Scar
loSc" cGbrad]t, mG9rcno Die &auoneH jere5
&reGSihjfieS, iopte ojejcuIgen aUi @0UtruOr'S
SslanO Snlntidiiiie l0iteu. - Der bte6Qa
g&oar0 Of 2llNumtn" n0bm hcutc etueu 81.
ld'lnB an, weIdGr ibntu 0le g0iifyeuu0ldnit
tir Stabt dntictct.
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3aS1uap'S
8egwlirenOe @illett.

BrVfOuiu1et1e Buraat1en, HitOetnOf sbFEbEa
ugittcI, tUirfcn ubus =dlmct,, ftctS 1upcrJaGIg
unO natatlid in tbEer Operation.
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90 l1cnrtiftiif, 5, -. iArftttthhaf4


bricht BARN, oa5 Snftcm fart uuo trditia n
ar6alteu mo frGnihaite Steiie total aa52utreiz
ben. Durd ben @ebraud) uun Or. &baL
mCr8' 6etltiuttUr ldBt Ilb oa8 qanst
SGiem rC9cln, Don alien lHretnigiaiteu be-
freien mo gelnnO uno f.antbeilStrei geiiGlteu.
@cgen 8pSpGpie nib alle 2eioen siue8 in I'm
orOnUng guatbGneu 0iaaen8 lit fie ole beItt
&r5nel; gCQen Reru6iitdt unDcrgleidlif, belt
NunenlG)mdbe, nerb0icS &Qpipeb ODER Rigrd.
ne, Gdmermutb, gicuralgie ullO allc iOniiigeG
Guocnofcftioucn. Durh trgcHo cine ariatt
Neitmddlte &eriouen fiuoeu in ibr Elm oor5dg.
iidee Goucum. gian uerfihue ftd oieiey
MieoiSiu uno nctme fsine auoere. Brets 81
bic 6laidle. 3u babcn bel Seth 2. 6nnce,
9tr. 1O8, gB iiz8 ultim ore-Str. az
IS mare guT, ueuu mau Hldlt per9dBe, bag
3G5pce, itled]ter @Gid)mod i'm Iiunee, aui-
ftcBH uno ale UUu lluOrnuuHgeu i'm Waq.r
Ieniibreuoeu id]limmeu Solgeu ijf ourh Or.
@bulmers' 6etlttuttur bebeu laien.
Rci oislen 6Gllen ben 9n5pepIie, pcuH Die Ba=
tientCn 10 gCihmddlt paren, oaB Oar Uiaaen
nidlt cas Gertugite bebalteH teuEte, fauDen iit,
rQB re radl einlQen DOZEN ale5 9enieBen toun
ten Sci gierOenleiOen if Die Stuttur Dor3lig.
lid. furlrt Viigr6ne, yieuralgie INN Dtele on
oere &liecn. Gcriud}c cine Slaid)e; 2iHOuIur
ecfoIgt iOiOrt, SeiiuH5 in tur5er 3sit. Breif
81 bic Tlaide. Sei Setb @. 6oHce, Yr.
1903, 2Geit= E0tttmOreitro5e, 81 babcu,
G9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-14
2eIegr0p0iidje Sepcidlen.

'3eT4tc oeE nGiiociirteU BreIie Tlr Seu a2eutitea
Scrrcipouoeutel".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-14
Stn eiaer bis ,lpansia Minntrn.

fue itbr aud rem Wbcmatibn. gettIdoe-io.p
SGiudten &es'rhpucteH, Rerpoirn, 58ihtiiben o6ef
an ionti9cr 9r1ifhc y3ibenoeu qudlea ln6qeH Wae.
poM's UcGcg Reitei" miro algenSfidtid5s 66lJ,
ihaiicu tc S'
Gn5iiuOunqen Der Rieren, Gnt,unsuuaen Der
Slaie, GCodrm=@HIiiubuHg, Uuuq6u 0ouae.
itOnen, 6alS yeiOCu, Qffhma, 6crgilnpfgu
9lphtcrlO, 6nlerlihcn 2lufdaen, grGun,,
6atnrrb, SnFluCma, 6OpirGb, 3ubuidlmcr3sn,
9iclrnlQla, 9}hcumntiSmuS, faltem uu0 bei6sru
Htebcr, Subneraugcn NIB 6rofbeuler.
Sic auucnNarQ hes .01eoop glelicr" an ber ob,r b,R
lectocn StGicH Ujr0 QlS6Glb 6c6aqliEe grieiderlms
ihcfeU.
TreiFja bjs iehs'ta 9ropen BARON in rtusru 6olSen
2rtnlQlpS pon GuNcr nCIoeu In lUeHige1 NuqeHhn1su
Nrdrpf, V'aocnIdurc, Soobrcnncn, 9opfihmerlep.
gturrhue, : uit1tcrh. aoltf glaGunaen I'm Den gtnos
mcbcn uno ole ietrUCrliden Shmcr8en heilen.
&JieHce iogtcu immer einc iFuIhg glaonaps
rJcGe0 &cllei" oct ft ttogcn. g3eHige 8roDfen oGs
uoH, IN 2Screr Qchon, bcuGen olcu 9ruufbeen un6
ben oamt Ucrlnnpitrn SeiosH, Die aus oeH (3ebrdunt
tlehter Waivers entiDrnGca U0r. IS III etr be'sIeT
StuNuIaut oi5 irGu0jIdcr BrGuoQ OOcr SiltsrcJ.
Sattes mnO btBt9cs Tteber.
SaItcs nuo bttiee5 0teser 9c9etn fir 50 9ents.
gs otsbt Fen befcrcs armicI in ber gBctt, fvas 70
lhncll ole Nrte1 uuu l5ithCr bC WOQeH ig UOn peIs
HorbeuCr yuft OiGarl; O6er oGqcnerin6Cr 3ale fomn
men, mcgcn fe zhodnts, Vcroen ooer aClbe5 Sis5er
has gSseapa Setirf," 5r. a'Gewaas.
Bdaf5E8 Seats pro TIaS@e.
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Sin 9oaar pro gTIagae,
Irrirt ltuO Derbitct
gtfDAAtlttgsbeTd,mttAsn

tubr It1rTase, &ba!Cra V}Urbus oner rsnmg-,bsf,,,
SWhlae1q nc2otH IN t5-2l Winuieu fITirf smfS
ylonaus y 0toGn Geiid. sHcbcr 8erfapfin6 nc6
&1tiuNcunG, DeeG >6nAhs mob Uiattiefsit psyl,TF
iodt bcr gebraud uClt U. q, Relcf.
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s.. 9alsSeglOG.
Tr. AZ, Ioro Sep StraBe,
Der oSbo=iseaclus=SaG ge8euHber.

Baltimore 5iTG 3aluraute Companp
SiowsIf, gdc Der SoutA= uno 9Snter= Strabe.
Geit me6r, ols cin6m hal6eu SahrbInocrt eta6ltrt,
peritbert ecgcr aerIIit oeer Scdd0JHn9 hlr1 6sIer
in Der StaCt oSsT au Dem Sanoc, au ale Arten pon
@igcnttum.
Siee Cjcieaitolt ftcllt aud i'm merp Gbrenoc
ooer 2ermaHeutt EoltccH aus.
gSu.. 3. SGrrtIor, ErliioeHt.
ZireftorCu:
9opio &. gailiun, y. +. Rcucomcr,
SSrorciS &. Gtnl, Srphic Sorlptt,
.oenro Carroll, ". ". Ionior,
gem. 8. 8lune, Seorg y 0drrnous
& pon Xnpff g$m. 2. bennington,
8. &obert Sientihs, =. aloert Stdets,
Is 9lorion Gtenart NicnbeS Sogen,
Gamuel &, @jeor9e, Jun.
(SunitS,t tpJ 9S. 81. sStifdl. SsLT.
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X @d)uBe! s5ubc! s6aBe!

N SWNBF! SYH1t. SWHgE.
E&ss~ Sest in bic 2ct, I'm biQi9 Su tauien!
3a bic rTempcuns=Safe" ielts inter metner Dtt=
pirf,lne enti6ummert lit, unb clc oRqt9aSzStitter"
beIel6e tduflid) i6ernommen unS 0roBe &ortcbrun8n
treffen perSen 10 lebe ih mid genohigt, etnen 3bc
meines g5orratbs um Elas 81 MAIDEN, Su ben 6tltJ=
fen Saarprelln Supeltdufgn.
unb ,Gsaitcrs" all o1nb. = Clippers Don 5J SentS
bis 81 m1iiIen pertauit Derben.
3ipctgseiddit-yir. 46q, Shz hzWonnttenhtra5c.
NlnoenarbCit nit Ian6 9emadle Shule, meroen iu
rA "a rnh hey npnnfian NRnnP nnnpi pirrtiNt.
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So mar ba5 erRa HRO 1T bas efr7dds
Shmer3bcrtiIgcHbs @itttE

oas In Eu9cnhIttc Den dadlenoGen 2eioen Giubort
thut, oa5 Gniiunouraen uHb8 onacisigueu 6et moan
iie nun a. een EuHocn, Dem Ouggil, OeH 5tnacuebeg,
BET enmay,ger GnUencun9. @'
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gor0 Saii6burn, rudher inter @s1cou8-
ficto's AOniniIrauon al5 britiid]er Ulmitsr
c55 &uspdrtjgen furgjrte, btujgt cie BON
nc9e, w1rtiQen brItiinen 5fegtetnu9 DfriOl9te
9OItiF IN 2e;uq aui @gGplen.
- Sc pcllduiGt, cap rer itaiisHide SrisQS=
miniIlcr, gencrGl TerrCrO, reiigldrCn m'u, neil
tit ijrigln gmiittr elmer Slpdytuug ces 4r.
NEE orporirGn-
- Gie ruiiiihc Brciie 1T ucu Dem Senior
auia iolbcrt mo.oen, tsiue 9lChrii)ien iiber Oic
&nrcguuafu ors @5aycu Ooer i5iacJ 6lmIlis 3u
UGUHcHilIheu.
- 2ie Cholera in W2eita it i'm 4bucbnn.
Get ccm 6. Sttober ilE0 nur 5g0ti 9tsaidlH
Or SentIe ulrgen.
- Der SaluCaeraattr 4pu5 8har'5 III In
cincm fir;liheu @eicdte ecm Gmir bon Nigga
rifan in ole 6Guo: acialen. agub Shau loa
nod Bafen eutiloben icin, unO man gldubt,
hcB idl 6uat Jest in 6dHeen Der 5ruppeH Oes
@miis befiubct.
Gspofto, Der bon ecn Ser. Stuotsu on
bic italisuiidle Rrgisrura ausgglieierte 8lnNit,
plnce aeiiern pon 3otieIoam ans per Glen
babu nod StQlieu bef0reert.
, 1881-10-08

The Austrian Organ DIES Central Ve-
reins fir RGbeazucker Industrie gives an
account of a patent taken out in the
German Empire, by Herr G A. Hagemann,
of Copenhagen, for two processes of coat
ing beet sugar with CANE sugar, in order
to remove the disagreeable smell aud
taste, which render the former as a rule
unsuitable for direct consumption. ~
While the sugar is still in the centrifugal
machine, but after most of the beet
molasses has been removed, it is covered
with cane molasses, or with a c%oncentra-
ted solution of cane sugar. The a
molasses must, when necessary, be diluted
or warmed. aud is best applied BIZ means
of a syringe, or some similar instrument.
(2) The beet sugar is placed in 9 saita.
BILE stirring-apparatus, and cane molasses
or a solution of cane sugar. is applied.
When all the grains are coated, through
the stirring, with zane sugar, the work
is complete. By the above methods beet
sugar is said to acquire the smell, aroma,
and colour of cane sugar.-Prodace Mar
kets Review.-Sugar Cane.
, 1881-10-08
B~ekjeendtgjorielse G.

r FORBINDEESE med Politikam-
rets Bekjendtsjoi'relse at 22de Juni
f. A. bekjendtgjores Diet hervedl, at
l. Un~dertegnede Henhold til Anord-
ningen af lode August 1874 har mod
taget, Anmeldeise ON, at CHARLES
SCHLESINGER'S Ansvar i Firmaet
MastersOm Dc Co. er b~egrendset til
$4,000, og at Firmaet vedbliver til
den ste JUL 1886.
Frederiksteds P~olitikammer den
2Sde September 1881.
te, 70 t>,4w t<t
r..
, 1881-10-08
Fairbanks,l ScaIes.-The Mess

Fairbanks,l Scales.-The Messrs.
Fairbanks have just received ORDERS, from
the British government for q large pnlehAAE
of railroad scales, and also weigh.bridgas
of a smaller capacity. This is aE most
practical Endorsement by the British Home
Government of the action of the jWysat
Sydney, Australia, in awarding FairhaFkR
Scales the place of honor at the ASte
international contest, where stheyt -
competitors from ell parts Of the world
, 1881-10-08
d.

Rartin, John Charles; Barns. Henriata /; Bell.
Margret Darling. Edward; Darling, PIGGY.
Denote, John F.; Edwards, Ju icus /; Francis;
William f; Fredericks, Adelaide George,
Chr:stepna; George, Olivia; H+ndrichsen,
Elizabeth Hryligar, Samy; Hi, j. A.
Hphg~, Hendri4ter; Isaac, Julia james,
Elizrr Jackson, Marg.i' Lucas, Larrance;
Lucas, Sa ali; Mackbren, S; Mac Der
3; Newton, Isaac; Pe}ias, Cecilia ;
Pc erscn. Cathrine Poali,, Mary; RawIius,
Hester; RiIchan, Maria Sylvester, Geo.giana;
Williams, Johanah Williams, Rose Wilson,
Victoria.
Fred4-iksted's Post-Oflce. st. Croix, the
9Th September 1881
L. RICHTER.
cOnSt.
, 1881-10-08

TN continuation of the Police Offices
announcement dated 22nd Dune
1880 it is hereby made known
l. that pursuant to Ordinance of
10Th August 1874 it has been an
nounced to me that Mr.. CHARLES
SCHLESINGER'S responsibility in
the firm MaStersom DC Co. is limited
to an amount of $4,000 and the
firm continues to the 1st of July
1886.
Frederiksted's Police Office, 28th
September 1881.
X.
, 1881-10-08

~ aasst4 y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-09
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Young woman Assassinated i'm
Open Daylight.

On Monday evening, the DIST ultimo,
before dark. Miss Martha Freeman,
white, aged about twcnty-one years,
was brutally murdered on the public
highway leading along the southern
bank of Lake Charles, about one mile
below the town of Lake Charles, while
she was walking alone from Lake
Charles to Mr.. Rasberry's residence,
about one mile further on, where She
was residing. As she was in the habit
of leaving home, and visiting her ac-
ouaintances for several days at time,
without any previous intimatiOn to that
effect, and as the railroad excursion to
Orange came eff last Wednesday, her
failure to return home excited no pub
lie inquiry, although woman's bonnet
and a broken package Of sugar, which
proved to be hers, were seen where she
was murdered on the preceding Monday
evening. A coroners jury of inquest
was at once impaneled by Hon. 7. B.
Ferren, justice Of the peace, and on an
examination OF the body by DIR. +. j,
Lyons, it was found that her neck was
broken by blow which severed the cal
on that side, her jaw was broken by
another blow, and another left u terrible
bruise ON her. face. HPE r
The jury of inquest has been taking
testimony nearly every day this week
District Attorney A. J. Kearney con
Quoting, chiefly, the examination o
witnesses. The weapon Of death PROVED
to be a heavy piece of pine plank OF
scantling, which was found, blood-stain
ed, near the scene of the homicide, ant
it was evident that the murderer, fright
ened away by approaching footsteps
as 1t was place and hour where per
sons were passing, returned to the spo
after dark, and dragged the body b,
the feet, to the edge of the lake, ant
threw it into the water; the traces o
such work being plainly LEAK,
Charles Echo
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-09
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rbov ws,e ann n the life. boat,

r They we're soon in the 'life.b0at,
the boy pulling Justify, while bis moth
er held the rudder, and looked out
before her with a gaze that chilled
Ben's blood. Not a word was spok-
en-, but the shrieking Of the gale, the
thud of the waves, and swish Of the
spray would have drowned any tone
but a shout. Every now and then
Ben stopped rowing to sean the bay
with his glass, while his mother, new
er taking her hand from the rudder,
bailed out the water as it poured in
over her feet. At length, after a long
er look than usual, Ben gave sudden
cry, and dropping his glass caught up
the oars. @ &
.'Port, mother Port your helm!
see her! ] see her."
"The smack ?" she asked, tremu-
lousy, as she fastened to obey the
order, and Ben, guessing at her un.
heard question, nodded. After that
there was nothing to do but work, and
nobly did the little boat cleave the
waves. In time, they could see the
smack was drifting under bare poles
and their hearts grew sick as they
wondered where the men could be-
Fortunately, the gale was moderatlng
and the waves gradually dying down
still it was no easy task to bring thei'
little boat alongside the larger one
But both Ben and his mother were
strong and active, and after mncl
manpuvering, both stood on the
smack's deck, which they saw wasoc'
cupied. TremblingE they descended
to the tiny cabin, and there, stretched
upon the floor, in drunken slumber
LAY the two men, for whom this brave
woman and boy had ventured thel1
lives. But the day was by no means
overyet. After one long, leart-sici
sigh, Mrs. SOmerss turned away, ant
together they returned to the deck t.
undertake the task of bringing thu
smack to shore. All night they bat
| tied the waves without one moment
sleep, and | don't think two mor'
Inundated men never greeted the
dawn than Jack Gilpb and Tom Som
ers when they awoke to the realltie
of their situation. .....
Gas I'm sinnerr' rOared Jack
| I'll never touch grog again, if it's go
ling to play me such tricks" Will
Tom said, thoughtfully as he took hi
wife and boy each by the hand, .
will never touch it, either, for God
sake and for yours, who have riske'
your lives to save mine y
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-09

Morehouse Clarion A pair of love-
sick youngsters, all the way from Ar
kansaw, arrived at the Home Hotel last
Sunday evening where they were ''made
one" on Monday morning by Justice 81
mon. They had fled from their native
State to escape the opposition of rela-
tives who were unwilling to their mar.
riage. Judge Simon made them zine
hands, and sent them back as man and
wife to fight the battles of life in the
great state of ArkanSaw.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-09
SEEDS THAT SURPRISE,
THE FarmerS' "BOnaMZa.


Make. new vegetable from S. "A. differing
from ANYTHING ever grown here, delicious raw OF
cooked Seed sent hy mail 90 cents paper.
Soya Bean of Japan half bean half pea, said by
chemists to be the richest human food known
Fine fodder plant. also Seed, 10 cents paper
Cuban Queen Watermelon, Just imported lai.
gest variety ever grown in e. s., firm. luscious
crisp aud sngary; hest to keep or ship, % cents
apaperof2O seeds, Gpapers Tor Il. Very scarce.
Log.of. wood AIuskme0n largest known, Ito q
tees Longtime quality, early and prolific, 10
cents a paper. Climax Tomato, richest favor
early, prolific, sohd--umequaled in every way,
Is cents paper. White Egyptian Corn trom
the Nile), yields immensely in the South where
other corn falls. UneQualed for table or stock,
20 cents paper, - cents pound. Teoslnte.
one plant feeds a cow two days 10 to Il feet
high, Is cents paper. Cuzco Corn, grains
inch long, /. in. broad. Seed will bring tabh,
Ions prices, Is cents paper. All the above
sent for 81 3 of each for %. Address G. X.
Gilbert e. Co.. Atlanta. Ga.
Reference Hon. w. L. Calhoun, Mayor of AT
lanta.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-09

A Spanish beauty in Paris, the Ouch
ess Feman-Numez, has an income of
100000 year, She takes twenty-seven
newspapers, gives 800, 600 every twelve
months to deserving girls, and distrib-
utes $50, 900 in annual charities,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-09

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-09

to look out on the Gay UuI Scitu tue
sea as closely Us he might, he could
not see hull nor sail Of the smack.
This surprised him.
Il thought father knew too much to
trust himself out so far this squally
weather." he thought. 81 wonder if
Jack did take his grog along" f..
Even while standing there the wind
had freshened. and the white caps
were running in to shore like fright
ened sheep.
Just then, Ben heard his name call
ed, and looking homeward, saw his
mother Reckoning from the open
door.
As he hurried toward her, she came
quickly down the ladder.
"Could you see the smack, Beng
she called,
mo, mother, not Il sign of her
queer, isn't it,
"0h. Ben, Where can they be :
aud this storm coming-.look"
Ben turned. The black, gauze-like
rags of clouds were blown wildly
about, and the angry green waves
rolled higher and higher.
Mother, I'll go out in the life
boat--it will ride any sea in this bay
If | only had some one to steerw
IN steerr said the mother, setting
her white lips together.
"You?" Ben turned to demonstrate
but something in the brave eyes
checked him.
"All right, mother. But courage
well find 'em yet"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-09

ing, quite a sensation was created III the
courthouse square, by gentleman who
selected place near the corner of Texas
and Mcneil streets to erect. or rather
exhibit, patented gate. Judging from
the mechanical construction Of the arti-
Gle. the impression soon got abroad
among the negroes that gallows was
being erected, and in q few minutes the
square was filled with curious spectators
and it was rumored that a prisoner con-
fined in the Jail was to be executed
Many were disgusted when they learned
what it really was, while the anxiety
and curiosity of others was considerably
relieved. -. Last night. about o'clock.
a German woman rushed mp to a gem
tleman on Texas street and appealed to
him for protection. Just then. u heavy
set. medium-SiZed man. who was purSll-
ing her, came up, and, taking herby the
arm, attempted to drag her away. stat,
| ing that she was in danger and needed
no protection. After parieying few
moments the man and woman followed
by two or three gentlemen. walked tc
Milan street to the Pacific Hotel, when
the man attempted to pub or shove the
woman into the house. By some mean:
she escaped and ran so the Compton FEo
tel, closely followed by the fellow, who
attempted to pnll her away. AT thi:
iuncture, several gentlemen interferei
and the woman was allowed to go M
stairs. where she asked for II room ant