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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-11
Trustees Sale.

L NDbh ana by virtue OF a certain trust
~ deed to me executed. of date the I'd day
August, 1876, and recorded in the Registers
office of Shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
No. ll3, pages 1856 and following, 10 which
reference is hereby made, will, as trustee,
on
Saturday, the Sd day of September, 1881
sell at public cutlery to the highest bidder for
cash the following real estate, situate, lying
and being in the county of Shelby, State of
Iennessee, to-wit: Lots 6, 10 and 10, in the
Heistand subdivision, lying about 2 4-l0
miles southeast of Court Square, and more
particularly described as follows: Lot 6
is bounded as follows: Beginning at
the sOutheast intersection Of Heistand and
Raleigh avenues; thence easterly $50 feet;
thence sOuthwardly 200 feet; thence westerly
25O feet; thence northwardly 200 feet with the
east line of Raleigh avenue to the beginning.
Lots Is and 10 are bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at point on the east side of Currin
avenue 10 feet south OF its intersection with
Ieistand avenue; thence south 12O feet and
running back between parallel lines $40 feet
to the west line of Mansfield avenue.
Equity Of redemption waived. Purchasers
title TO be absolute. Title has beon examined
and pronounced good, but | sell and convey
as trustee only. Sale to be made between
the hours of IL noon and pm. at the south
west corner Of Main and Madison streets, in
the city of Memphis.
Wright, Folkes & Wright, Attorneys.
1882.
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The Shortest and Quickest Route
lib THK-
Panhandle & PENNSYLVANIA Lime

The management confidently invite at.
tention to its Superior Equipment,
Through Car service, and quick time.
The Scenery en- route is Justly celebrated
for Its variety and surprising beauty.
Dining Stations at Cincinnati, Indianapo-
lls, Columbus, Pittsburg, Altoona and
Harrisburg are in charge of we'll known
caterers, VINO have contributed in no
small degree to the popularity of the
Pan-Handlean and Pennsylvania Line, with
the travelling public.
Purchase tickets by the Gas- Pan Han.
die and Pennsylvania Line, ~tisN on sale al
all Railroad Ticket Offices in Memphis,
Mobile, Nashville, New Orleans, and
throughout the South.
SIDNEY 3. Jones, Gent sOuthw. p. Aut,
Northeast Corner 4th and Vine streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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MY.

fN0 THOSE WHO SEEK REST WITHOUT
i stagnation, pleasure without excitement,
the delights of rural life without its inconve-
nienoes, and the added charm Of dwelling be-
slde a large body Vt water, Lakewood recon-
mends itself strongly to favor. A more bean-
tlful spot would be hard to find Yithits
picturesque cottages surrounded by trees; its
velvet lawns sloping down to the Lake; the
church with its spire; the great hotels with
Their cool and shady verandahs; and the Lake
10 the foreground, 1t presents perfect picture
of rural loneliness.
LAKEWOOD, originally called "Lake
View. from the extensive view of the Lake,
and its surroundings to be had from this
vicinity, is directly en- the line of the
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BiddiRgs Opened.

3S3l- 0hancery Court Of Shelby county-H W
Anderson, Guardian, etc, VS.. Mary II An
derean ct al.
DY virtue of decree, entered herein AQgust
D9, 1881, will proceed to close the biddings
at public auction 10 tho highest bidder il
front Of my once, courthouse, Memphis,
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Katie Hooper.
ooNn1r1oN on THE RIYERs.


At noon to-day the reading Of the
gauge was 8 feet, or 8 feet ii
inches above low water mark, being a
decline of 2 inches during the past "a
hours. Since last report the Ohio at
Pittsbprg fell 4 inches, with 10
inches on the gauge. At Cincinnati
il rose 6 inches, with 5 feet 3
inches on the gauge. AT Louisville it
fell 2 inches, With 3 feet 5 inches
In the canal. At EEslgyille it fell
5 INCHES, with 3 feet 7 inches on the
gauge. At Cairo it fell 4 inches,
with Il feet 6 inches on the gauge,
The MississippiatSt. LOaisf 5inches
With IL feet6 inches on the gauge. Ehe
Cumberland at Nashville iell 6incheS,
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The leading Scientists OftO-day agree
that most diseases are caused by dis0rdered
Kidneys or Liver. If. therefore, the Kidneys
and Liver are kept In perfect order, perfect
health will be the result. This truth has only
been known a short time and for years people
suffered great agony without being able TO
find relief. The discovery Of Warmers cafe
Kidney and Liver Cure marks new era in
the treatment Of these troubles. Made ffOm
a simpleltrOpical leaf Of rare llue, II CEN
taips just the elements necessary 10 nourish
and inyigorate both Of these great organs,
and safely restore and keep them in order. 1t
is a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases
that cause pains in the lower part Of the body
for Torpid Liver, Headaches, Jaundice,
Dizziness, Gravel, Fever. Ague, Malarial
Fever, and all difficulties Of the Kidneys,
Liver and Urinary Organs.
IL is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during Pregnancy. II will control
Menstruation and is invaluable for Leucor-
rh@a or Falling of the Womb.
As Blood Purifier il is unequaled. for it
cures the organs that MAKE the blood.
This remedy, which has done such wonders,
is put up In the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE
OF any medicine upon the market, aud is sold
by Druggists and all dealers at el.25 per bot
tie. For Diabetes, enquire for WARMERS
SAFE DIABETES CURE. 1t lis POSITIVE
Remedy.
48xxxiiii42
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SATURDAY.. AUGUST M. ISSI.

Commencing at y m, as to the following
property, situated on Marshall avenue, Mem
phis, Tenn fronting A feet by l4s feet, and
on which are situated moderate improve.
ments. Terms Of Ssle--0pe-third cash, bal
ance in II and q months. This August 9, 1851.
r j BLACK, Clerk and Master.
C!anp 3 Reard. saPrs. l99 ~
, 1881-09-03

n,op or III, c,v,cr,,tno of n ur,,tl,,mo, tu
this way u trMblcsS,ne dependent ii" i dir
xc # and nd pS,aps S;G9ncy rroer;a wi!
FAX 's"S" {an''ss IL, ,sw;ysf yer sa9fss ;sfd a%y ,
ir"hls n,,,t i" nxp,,,sc s IT m"fmta},,' t,,eir
widows 10 tho 'lls1roco Ut n ren'"fr'ase'
,.. ~, 1,-,,,,rv
.',1... w Ns,ns ~ ..s,,'a, W. ~ fIS' ~, tn,,
~ correspondent WISHES 70 W 'h{oFmen
wt,u.at. cSru,,t Tint Ut teacher. II, which she
o,,, nnr,, % no., tI'ou sHf, n ,car ,ynrt;nr II
e,ot, I w. ut,,.,,,,m, r,,n,lmr ~ no"rs ,f",r
ss',ea Ut st,ps'Aseo nu',.p' " '"1a o"ns'
functions Of ho,tsckeeper or superintendent
of n ttn,ncsft,. nvtnhlfsh,nent. S,trl ,osittnns
~ v.,r,, r.,,, o,m II ,ctt;r,s influence tf sn.
N.o Wy l"''' '''n. ~ ,.',., .... .,.t.n.,
yesterday 10 institute lnntltries ttl the prnpcr
a,artess us IL lilo wages obtained by women
tn ynrinus t.n,n,nymicnts. halrns t.,a. they r..
""tv" as N ruic fro,a "a IN n ,nr rrntum ,css
tIlitI tllc1i Tor the Raie or equivalent Kervlce
,'ooti sa!eswo,ncn. for example, get frO'n 81
tD $40 MIR ,ycek. Some few, WIN l,ayu served
""'h t.l1I' or - '.nt', IT," ~. 49,, ~. .
y nss y.rs ~ 'axc ixcnn,ionn; tnspS t;aoJ femnf,.
cns1,iers obiait1 Oh tIio nvurnRc Il Iltt1u ,,,ore
THAI goott snleswonlel1 but 5l5 per week Is n
gnnt stlpGhd fnr Gast!ier, alM ~ REQUIRES
~, ,,'' '2, 2,t,,, ~ sar"rttv i,t"i
st1't, ~ ,m,s'sIon. Ti,e u,,iy cn,t,ov,n,.,,t
in wt,,cl, Nv Hlgil AZ SO per week
Is ever paid TO woman appears
70 " III inc oince " a%nkkecEer, 1ia, MlA
- rn,r 'o 't,,,n ,,,"l,r,tw ~ vooJ y,oi,rna,eys
gf:t frnm $40 10 Si9 per week. and many
W0ltlcl, well trnfntd in the business think
ttetiselyGs fortunate II lliay 4itaiia ". ~
s u9s!tai ot nassheHe. y, y ss", -
tr,lsswortiiy atlti capHble Of assuming tie Ell.
tire management Of tirst-class establish
1icnt. SucIi INSTANCES nrn very exceptional
a, G e s.nm1ocu ,i ~ aHsNpeIs,f,Ea
IL, 3ac...svnrI in nrtt,cini iim,xTr ,,,n,,,fac.
tire, and Occ,,pattons npprt,xinattnu to tile
artistic Il IS suited that wages as l!ixE as SIS
ni@ 9ccas1s'tla!y earnG ny nrs'S1ass 81 ~ i,aius.
es wec prS prpreseilts the yera.o rat9ines ri Of
women !. oscatiesng e requiring sos t,ain Y.
ing' eha rom ~ 20 ~ u Go'a'aoa WaRo, R., III
iu to"ut In, .t9esea, m t,oi,, ,+s,nan
ieaMe. a Ma " WI on na, =, ,anai, IL
;,i,a aH outside OF that tito prospect Is slender
N'aeea' 5,
r.v1,.vco
q F1tN ~ NO1>.en,.
1tso happened t'at we seaclles! In Venta
full hlost hut n sl,ort distance from o,,r ouar-
tors nnL n fnrpo ,,,,rtnr nf strange fn,ftnns
srn" s , s,,srs,,i,,a ao,,,,tr,, ,,.nro ~ H.,
IRON t'lo surrounding country were III ths
rary suspension Of tho festivities, but tic
mani. snn,, haran IN DRIFT tf,ot ,yuv upu,t,,
~, .. S:.,t a,,t,,ssI n,'. <,,,,,,
the music OF tho harp Antl baild0on could bo
heard. unli the jplcc wns once more I'll prog
ress, Atc{nulro told us that the village
wonld urohni,Iy crow liycly toward MID
''.h. "., ~, s .......'s, rs..,'. r.. ,.,a,',
II
, 1881-09-03
70 Joy SHALL COME.

Fur 1ht Catea4o Ifthtsns.
Poor soul that knows but doubt and gref,
Aud deems wo liy0 In win.
Nor thinks tho future world roller
For thnsc WIN nOW 6aYu rafh.
O do not stGh,
Nor lnt hDE0 die.
Nor should yoIlF fnith he auubs
For (lMi declares
fl',ir XrIaf lilo shares,
And fadsless joy may uo'no'
Worn with the conflicts Of our lot.
All thoughtful hlortAs8 Sigh:
Fur Care and Wrong bring inournful thought,
And cloud the wc4ry cyv.
lsllss eectns to 10
A fAntnyy,
Aud grief d Kingdom wide:
hut liDtl bAs saltt
Shall lu Ills Joy abide.
Truth IA a martyr tnen futsakc.
And FEauli hiliIdA stately halta.
And huarts Ut trusting thousands break.
Aud t9n0ranc0 antnralla.
Thu nuuU luAy know
Why lNa u 70,
Our faiih should not be dumb;
Fns Ao4'a own might
shull hless the right,
And ondlsas triumph come.
flow often BY untimeIy tombs
:, W0'vn knelt In h0pviGsa wo!
How nftsn " hers no Joy il!utuc2
ScpM bCilliuut uurt1ls gos
4 .hu1sa1,d s"aEes
Unite With anrts
10 make temptations etronEi
Hut God's own might
Shall bless tho right, -
''4 "'1'''' JoxaPa MARION nAx1A.
OHAnpdlARaos, Mich. septesaer, Ral.
, 1881-09-03
MD Man Who Dought q Bonnet
o. while His Nephew Secured
n Wife.
.,,.. Lambs Assault on tho Heart OF
D~ Mr.. Fryer, aud How II
Ended.
,,,,.a.1,bia the goone Of q, Matrimonial
Romance That Ended Wull.
,,,,,,. ,yidov,, and tho llathtr t'unpprtt'atfre
F'" n,uu,r in Which They Ars Trtaled.
y,,.* d, womcn-A Mexican Fandango-
'' Current Poetry, Rumor, Etc.

MIDSUMMER.
E1eot nrc tho simmer hours
That i{y nwny
swIf& rs tho swallows iIy
Into tho gray.
Rcd arc the roso's lips
Pallbi the lily;
Flint arc tho Winds TINT blow
From the Bol,th stilly.
butterflies drift n1out,
Purple md royal.
ri,1ls sing tho whole day long
Truo hearts aud loyal.
nawps blossom In tho East,
Amethyst, pearl:
Rrooks ptasf Fl, woodlands dccp
With topaz swirl.
Crimson tho sunsets die,
stntachttc, amber;
Dew nils tho blossoms
Tint oer tho walls Chamber.
Qsliyer crcsccnt moou
Ovorths tnountatni
o lilies Oh the brlm
or tho cool touutulns
What Of tho hearts that bent
Throt tho warm sutn1ncrf
What Of tho winter dread.
Unwelcomed cDmer2
All! fair tho tleetiug hours,
Drowsy and sWoat:
Al! that tho world Gun Rfyo
Lies ut our foot. FANNY DR1scoLL.
, 1881-09-03


Japanese widows are dobarred from no
soctnl privileges enjoyed during tho lifetime
NJ tI.,r hn.hon,s mi thnv ,,s,a1lv rc,,nrrv
~ ''o1. "u'o""', ",1 ~4o' At,
ns soon rs daslf'lple opportunity Ii pre-
Sentcd. Among tbs Chinese. widows wear
deep mourning for three years after the death
NJ thn,r l,ns,mn,s, nurInp thnt tfuc thoy nrs
'lot ic1!'.atteu ~ .se coenle11tf' asa "'o ~
strlctcl to n few Jewels a1il orliaments'
While sue remains widow a respectable
Chinese wnn,un will wear no rptl Kur,ncut,
c,.t,or ,,enri ~ nrro,no,,t. n,,,I s,o oI,"nv,
1,t'41t u, "91Au. y. "'.s o.; ~ ,'a,S.,'s'.
displays some pec"ilar stsio VI teaa"Fess
which prOcRlms to the world her bcrcaved
condition. At tho end Of tho legal term for
mourning sic may ron,arry it sho choose,
aithouBn 10 !e'la'h st'lklo lol u1u is. len!A.lot
Ut lIer lite Is regafue0 As 4eFy flFtuo''3
and honorable net
such n wldpw. WIN is stcat}fast1y ol,etliett
:, lar hushnnt'a rnrnnta mir, ,jovotes hor
~ nv .Hoo@ ''.ss s.. ~, s,,sr,t.s.
'ltc 10 thear comfort aha 70 acIs VI "o.snlp,
may have uli ornamental portal erected to
uo,,s anu ol,edient lilo until sl,c is 80 years
~ a"@ nno t,a .'o...' ,,,"v t,,",, In orcctc nuI
" "sut a4o IT,. ~, 'aJ v ~ a,I,,,ss'p ~
rl,ese portals usually sta,ld In conspicuous
places. nra built Ut stone, atld are lnSertbetlt
up0u tlle upright posts mil ornamental cT0Ys-
pfece, with the lla,ne and virtues nf tl,ose
classical sentences In pralsn Of chastity lld
tillal piety. Tile EsnlWrDr's permission to
erect ono Of ttesu monuments ia always .!e-
o,upyllibd by n Slnnll allu uf money frOln tito
lmpesiaj Treasury. wlclI forms tlie nucleus
OF q fund to which all tho Widows friends
, 1881-09-03

wear ollG ltkn ti!Is" Oh, beg your bardon,
NY tn nIn; nloll,t hee. !-i-4ti sorryV'
as a!,, @ y"ide yside e'f' 0f''Sl'c'' oil " 'e"f '"'ekly
,u...t ~ hive 10 ,lother now; but 4 You will
''Ss o I'M 5 T't st tlx t.r, f,f .t wa s y ,e nnra
Of al1l Dmsns vtst, '" ,,,ui ,nG nat @ sse ii
.tfi" "ti"I. ,h,t' ' ~! Wneh H., o'sn , nRo' at,,t Gn',,
to%nra :Snr ,!ir ths". ,,,, -, ,,,,. ,u,o ,,,.,.
AiYs ant';, "id wea1d @ ioss %ass !s l% CIT S oi
WIKI VIZ. III IL LIT Mfess l'sd Hut Caught o ono Of
"" nra.ifs''fs ,t 81 U.s., s'Gs: 2 ,,,, ~ In. o,s,,
on ills fc', s" etehinr @ u''[s ]lsr VIII a'n o' XIV XIV
E@9nsft. @ .,l;s ii9sg - to'.!'.l y9!, At nst@ '
on1 W te Rl,rs ,rr. neo gsew W!temar rea " .u1ns
Groksm @ @ tut n ,pIV ~ ,Jnh J11 co% o entc nj ,sfr
mssnEnlnx.. -, -.
"n't't Ss % .u no ,s ~ y, Hts th .i,n, n"
Uia - o n.'u,
f., Wv y; .s ,,t t,,, ~. W.
h,.sw ,v,i ,,1os,,ns n, nv mv % wna tr",',o Mnn ~"
a a sIg s M ns TS tsasa :" seak cn,iy raiy;
.insi,, ~ ,v"s no d;v,Iing ,nr m o,inmto, hat,v,Tn
% ncw cNston,er % a1iel t,, scc,ln M,slIo i,sf ind
twssi a'esr 1 a PC %ortiIcstiSn GS sIe f' iooka 1
IL IT, ~ XIII ea NJ u @ t" yap9,s ap9v ~ 1Ms tnssr
r"innr;s 1 % IN T 1cnnrsi 10 Hmv Erbnrt mlti tI h.r
beau.' '~'
Uiiclo MbGI lci tie t4 INT w1ilc Longer;
i N" int"eviOw h,.i,,v ~ ",,iici nn hn rn1,~trI
n,,s MD tt,am s";tt. p..''& e'ue'' ~ "o e""s"'"
A'a III tnenti,iu 1nr,tt r,,,,,v .,o,,or, ia
n rooH ,innl ''1 ic"nva ,vcrtS r. nin,t ~ -
't,,m,, -, ~''' "S'o@' "o'@'' ~ "'' '''s'
ini,, poe,,r,t bovo s,orto, en- or coi,,
"yerv', wiIici wmsl,'t n se,,sibo nnswer "in nj
utfs l,,,f t;mrin Nh"i iat,,I,es iitiia n l,ms
suif f % n w suld % softly' % MU', Iys s' wlil ' bs
h"t t,,o "T .Isrn";,',, m,>o o t,a ~ 'ei' Ntss
fMta;,,n liz ,nnr i,.l,,, t,ru,, tn t,,vo ,,s
uncie, and iooke,l st liin ,ss sIIy as a Kirl, ~
iSy9d ,,eI bonnaE and rse e fouad an Old,
VI Irn.ia Abcl ,,cltl h,a hand fost- ant, 1oosnp
n 1nn,,.n,'t ,.iihn,,t sn.,EInn Il, Tia ~n,tis,
mnt,;e nvas sniH. i Sh",s n 1nnthari,.ss ',irf8
' Tni,n y e'o'' e"'u' a''' o n'o'Aot'eS0 e'4''
wi Iinc1e hhe,,t md .1ohn turnr,, onur,,v
avnv. s,r wnni,i hnys uu1,i. IN If fila .jnfai,;.
% Ing laid III lad not % f1cid % ,lt,, H. LOOK iiere,
hi1oT {,rus % viiininsn In n,1htsj ,,ron,llv:
1h,t nj, NJ src M shc,s v,,,n ~ a1I 'M.1tv n,'n 93r,
,o1, 1,,'I nm, M II w, g." IN tn maj, ~ ~ hr
sI,e ,uigilt g;,tttt, th{nkinTs T 1nore Of yoa tha.
Ma sarnt+ " Ggo '9f , @ IT. hra yGa ~ 9a rar ~
IN sr,n: hnt w / 31rn,nisrtl : IL III % yhm us si,G
wns NJ, I,,r ttvinp ,irh thnt valid niims W irv
10 rtye Vol, i:nn.i ,IflvIcn' unt tho iost wor;s
n9,nnsf s},of sEo snnEn snt,a sf,o 4 haf ,vnfrI'
,vnr NV Inv ! i ''>~' ''''" o''o' ~"'' "">~''
HAfV tl"aT. ,,ind rnc1n. r thank von-,n.
,,ceti siSMhnt cnIi1 mn i,nar !" tht"k
that YOU should mlsiudge Inc Inc. Knew A,ny
I'M. nmd s,,n ,n.l iii TINT ,vanItl, rn,,iI ..,~n
, Eli lnr ny +i,, T., I,iat .,n, ht os
tnn ,',nr - I'll. l,nr 70 To "St car, NV roters"s ms
nnt % 'iat,,> md IN i,t,r novrriv a1i nrfIe flio
, 1881-09-03


Justice Is sometimes mocked nnd equity
denied iii every court, but 1t Is rare tint Il
party to suit Is tic Victim OF a verdict rs
Ubiquitous rs TINT awarded by a special jury
ut Warwick. Englainl, tho other day, i'll the
case of Lamb vs.. Fryer. The action was tor
breach of promise, Miss Lamb, tho plaintiff.
),as reached the aRe of 10 years. The dc.
fenaant;; who is eleven yvars her junior, is
TIlo ayldeucc, outside tho testimony OF tho
PARTIES to tue action, consisted Wholly Of the
jettars which had nasscd hetwecn tho patr.
when Mf' ffyer was otaaihea, III io'o' ho
was ollgnged to another young lady, but go
!nr to live ut the 1,ouse Of Mrs. Lamb, mother
OF tho plaintiff. he was thrown much III l,cr
soc'oss' aau tila 'esuIt ".s M."' - uaua.y
callca 4 mutual attach'nent. ~ appeared
from tho opening statement OF cotll'se! TINT
and s a or p ut in 10 " sa Of hts
posa1ioh ~ c!erRY'ana "sne M'eMt t1oF.
onEllly trust ltln." considering Inc dis
pnce ] was M slirstly sumr,Imons. II Nv yas 1ut. thu
sr,,t,.asa ~, tnj,Ino tha crnftv an,,,,r IN fca,.
9unses' ~ .ot'mk .'o a!as npuIi ~ .cn.
nothing. ING iettefs teaa Ill eoart maac IL
from Miss Limb. There wore some
VIM 1,rn,fruJ inttnrs Il, Mi uf,,ll NJ tho
a t1s''u aunuI.s n, .o..a sa, ~ , 81. NV
most en'lear!ne expressions ana e, eohmlntng
spoulcnce was opened BY q letter trom sir.
Frvor written on nul1 util of Alny. 1870. after
In ,,",, "n1,,eI tho nla,ntin,a ho,,so md ~,
moved t0 another parish. 1t bega't With tho
wortts - My Cllild.n III tho first lettcr wrI t.
ten BY Miss Lamb SHE used nu such platnnlc
formula; 9nt soi , ~ qsrow IT.! str stEagnt a. TIE Tie
Inttnr hnrnti anil ii anllnd with "henps 0f
, 1881-09-03

o-..s.' t-o,i1,,o ,,l anna III, -, u,,d .1o1,r
nppose, t. ~. s ,,s,,a., H., H. ~, t,,,o,.
Dare lifted ms iat anu pus'eo oaeh H!s th4eh
hair rs lle stood OH tito hotel steps tnlklng 10
aptate1 country farmer.
""Wa,af m. not n,,,ta vet. 1orn. wnn to
.st Retsey w M hpn,,it: n real nica one: lust nj
good rs q Yorker might want cause But-
se4s worked awful hard this spring. Times
am pood. TIM. Stpose ynll don't want to 10
s,s.s ,";t,, ,uo dc vn,,5,,
3lo.s "''i' "'o' w ~" ,,,r
Lei me see- ociock-ye5' ~ ~. ohc!o
Abel I'll look Mt tho pretty girls, though
pou Won't mind that. Conc o1t,''
u thav .pnfLod ~, t,,o etro,t tha foshto,.
~ noI .,. ""seaa 20 .o 49, .o"...'.
able astlfe Of INC young lawyer contrasting
strongly witt, the nntiq',ated cut OF the fas'n-
ef's garments, which at home were wont 10
lIa IN solemn state IN the snnre ronm nil thn
-, ~ - D,., - - s.,e. ~. SODA, .r,,ar', ,,.a',
Meek, u1'S u oe "ofn vi ouaa"ns' 1Atlo WIS
little likeness IN the tAce-n triha too fair Tor
manly beauty, with Its blonde u,,l3taeAa
and setting OF conreo brown ctrls-'to
ioe osohzea a1lu bearoless ohe, VIII t'1e iew
locks, spare anu gray, benca1Il THO well"
brushed Int, but the blue eyes were tho
same in both. and like those that were closed
yoraver ,nf1er the sotI- ,yhero h1s tlco,l sIstor
wv tetd ,atna AJ Ios,. ,ras 4s,,s ct,th, :.
was laa Wneh John was nhy chtla' III
troubled John not q whit to be seen with the
plain countryman; in spite of Ills perfunetI
, 1881-09-03
TO the PUBLIC,

TitTe can b b., better guarantees OF the value
of Dix, RAl,wAr'a old.ustabli4bed Il. u. hxAE.
plEs than tho bass and worthlez4 limitations Of
them, - thesa are FRse Ausolvanta. tsaliett, aud
Pills. 10 sure and AK Iuk 6AaWRy2, and ke&
that TIE Reue = lts8uAE', II on dhat yoA aa*-- >
, 1881-09-03

man or The rnl,cubtne Of gentleman. in
pospsl Of, nlni pcrl,aps money l,rocurrd with
Which IL plrcl,nsu II wifu Tor n surviving
sou. Heutcel families, however, deAnlse my
trnnsaction. Of this shrt. md prefer the
widows 10 tho .llsgracn nj n ren.nrrIasc.
, 1881-09-03

cA Hettlemnn matln nnpon tho marriage Of Ills
t[Ui Il, t1ie .lcccnsed Is possibly attended with
prospects VI realization. II was that should
thu ncccpica nllt .tEfe drrlng tho lifetime 0f
Although the earth oycr tho g1nye af the
sena has hardly settled MI interview ins
bern requested, and two hearts separated by
fate will probably he United BY love.
, 1881-09-03
CURRENT POETRY.

,,.,,..r >. 49,, ,,,,.
"n'' A'LE' 'i!M'
us paHl ID athS- Hcaf Mal'ct minc.
When yo,i'rn ntovo and TIN below,
Upun TIC tlp OF every toe!
Iatrnih my heck aud gnsP each mote,
And TOt1slor lf you Sigh 1r laugh,
AMI don't wish ha't Il throsft
As 1un9 as that ct tho giraffe,
,,, nrAnel
i""''" "eFa u Kay 8aHAnel
" M. ~ LEY - Mn Ns.s. m1toont ,tmy noots'
~ Suni Eu a.Uso .nnI III nsltW,
HMl w,is ins1nuMa!h .......h Wy nun ,I. ,cuenAns
VIII isevSr tnast 1Ga!n" sfo~I,
AEHff nsGcss ula sna VIII,
~. 1nnn In T'su -, f1 .e,,I gFSnE ,.,E pump
1Ake c''"LpGue m, ~ iike tho ant.
,t, 1Au nut!
"o"la "ese soc'nt a1ts
.r..,,,,, ,,.
1Wnu!n ue tut1Ant'u lOM ~ cIino'
!'i mHs nGa W.. msskn anr..i = uuI1h .a' s.onc'
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Mothers! MOthc,x.,
ITaOtherS!!,

Are you disturbed at night . nj
broken OF your rest by. q sirk
child suffering and crying with
the exctuclatlng pain of. emitting
teeth If so, 30 at once and got
a bottle of MRS. -WINSIOlV,S
SOOIHlNG SYRUP. It will
feileve the poor little sufferer i'm
medlately-depent upon it : there
Is no mistake about it. There il
not mother Oh earth who has
ewes used it, who will not tell
yon at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to tha
mother, and relief and health IN
the child, operating like magic.
1t IS perfectly safe to use in All
cases, and pleasant to the taste.
ana is he prescription Of ono Of
the oldest aHiabest female physi
cans and nurses in the Uniied
States. Sold every where. 2a
cents 4 bottle. :. !
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A Cough, Cold or Co.

M, A Cough, Cold or Sore
IN throat Q should be stopped. Nee
'ect frequently results in an IT,
ca'odle LING Disease or Cousu,,n-
ton; BROWN'S BRONCU1"aie: BRO"ie. :.
1:at tIDoHLS ,, are certain to gite, ,.s
l9 1" Asthna, Bronchitis. roy-s ?
tnt"ffh, Consumption and 7Iyn"
D'seases. For Thirty years tho
ifocIes have been recom,nen,lad
ey physicians, and always niva
perfect satisfaction. They ara l ~
new or un;ried, bu. having hes"
tested oy wide and constant nsa
.o' nearly an enti,e generation.
'heE hane attained well my!itad
iahk among the few staple ,rmed
les OF the age. PudHc speakers and
o'Hgefs Use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at
twenty five cents a box evcrv
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Is what a lady of Boston said -
her husband when he bronpht
nome some medicine to cnre 5ar
VI ,, SICK headache and neuralcia
when lad made her miseraLla' inr .
fourteen Years. AT the first attact
.no'eaiter' h,, ;' 1t was administered to
litr l', win such good results, that
she continued its use until cur.d
anu made so enthusiastic in its
pause, ! 'haf she induced twenty.
Two ofthe best families in, ,hercircio
10 a9opt 1t as their regular 'fimilv
medicine. That "stuff is Hon RI
ters."-StanduH. -,
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SOMETHING NEW!!!- When
you pass by Grisamore's Stove
Depot, stop and see the ''Eureka
Elle Proof Stevpan" made of the
hnest quality of ealtLen ware.
smoothly glazed inside and out
side.
II oids TAR to take the place of
all eooklng utensils, does not dis
co'or nor burn, food, and il sold
at a pilce 80 low that every Que
can purchase a supply. Sion,
and look for yourselves. :,
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Oh, What A CoUrhs

Will you heed the warning.
The signal perhaps of the sure All
proach Of that more terrible dis
ese Consumption. Ask yourscl
vos if you can afford for the sake
of saving so cts, to run the risk
and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will Cure your Cough. 1t
never fails. This explains why
more than a Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group, and whooping Cough, ut
once. Mothers do not be wit Ii
ont it. For Lame Back, Side, Or
Chest, use shiloh's Pourous Plas
ter.
Sold by Jos. 7. Thibooeaux,
Druggist.