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and other industrial interests of the
State.
SYMPATHY WITH THE WOUNDED PREsI-
DENT.
General Taliaferro "I am authorized
to offer the following resolution, which
doubt not will meet with the unanim-
GUS favor of this Convention"
The secretary read the resolution, as
fOllows:
Resolved by this Convention, That in
common with all good citizens of the
Union, we reflect with deep adherence
upon the crime of the man who aimed
q blow at the life of the eminent citizen
who was called by the constitutional
voice of fifty millions of people to be the
President Of the United States and we
tender to him and to his friends the
sympathy and respect of this COnven-
ton and of those we represent in this
great calamity, and our hearty desire
for his complete restoration to health
and return to the discharge of his inn
portant duties, for the welfare and hon.
or of our common country.
Adopted.
GOVERNOR HOLIDAY.
A motion was submitted and unanim-
ously carried inviting Governor Holli-
dav to 4 seat on the floor of the Conven-
ton. A committee was appointed to
notify the Governor of the intended
compliment.
NOMINATIONS.
The President of the Convention an
nounced that nominations were then in
order.
Mr.. Sheffsy, of Smyth county, nomi-
mated John Goode, Of Norfolk.
DR.. A.. Monteiro, of Manchester,
nominated General Fitzhugh Lee, Of
Stafford.
Mr.. Meredith, of Prince William, sec
onded the nomination of General Lee.
Mr.. Phlegar, of Montgomery, nomi.
mated General James A. Walker, OF
Wythe.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1HEsAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILWAY.

JUNE 18th, 1881.
Passenger Trains run as follows:
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Wlthers, ana george i. darrleOn OF Ac'
comac, was appointed to escort the per
manent president, Mr.. Bocock, to his
seat.
HON. THOMAS 8. BoCOCK's SPEECH.
Mr.. Bocock, being escorted to the front
of the stage, said =
Gentlemen of the Conventional beg
to assure you that duly appreciate the
honor you have conferred on me in Sc
lecting me to preside over the delibera.
tions of this Conventions Convention
which, whether you look to the number
and character of the members Of which
1T is compoeed or to the great ends it was
sent here to accomplish, must be long
remembered as one of the most impOr-
tant party conventions ever assembled
in the State. And, gentlemen, permit
me to congratulate you upon the bright
ening auspices under which you have
assembled. A Divine Providence in its
mercy has already given US assurances
that the husbandman will receive fair
share of the fruits of the earth AZ the re-
ward for his years labor. Day after day
minerals are discovered in different
parts of the State, which, by their bright
and laughing beauty, make glad the
hearts of men. Under such influences
the spell is soon to be broken which has
heretofore held in icy bonds the ener-
gies of our State, and soon, under the
genial glow of reviving hope and conf
dence, the currents of active effort in
our midst will be sent dancing and ting
ling to the remotest fibre Of our indus
trial system.
Under such circumstances what man
ner of men ought we to be-so pure In
thought, so wise in counsel, 90 firm in
action. Every resolve we should make
in reference to our line of action on pub
lie questions should be characterized by
justice, moderation, and frmness, and
all our Intercourse with each other
should be marked by courtesy, kindness
and brotherly respect. Above all things
we must remember that righteousness
exalteth q nation, but sin is q reproach
to any people," Actuated by such con-
alterations and governed by such policy,
what may not such convention accom-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-30

Two letters from Ohio-Do Nos Fail %
Read Them.
EVANSVILLE, MEIos Co., O., July s ls8Q
On soHENcK:
Dear Sir write this to give you an 60
count Of my case, and 10 ask II your medi-
cines will do me any good.
am forty five years Of age, and before this
sickness was q strong, healthy man. am
elk feet tive inches high and broad shoul-
dered, my usual weight before my sickness
being about one hundred and eighty six
pounds. The first indication had u any
disease was : slight tickling IN my throat.
Ing cough. This has continued for long
time and troubles me 80 much that cannot
sleep M night. Ihave lost my appetite. and
from lack Of nourishment have grown %
weak that can walk but short distance
before l am completely exhausted and
Obliged 70 Iie down. 1 have great deal Of
roaring and wheeling In my breast. which
leads me 70 think that the bronchial tubes
are al stopped up. My bowels are usually
pounds Of flesh.
Please let me hear from You soon. Your
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20 GalIipolIs for them
Youn truly, LEVI JACKS
EVANSVILLE, Mics Co.. O.. Feb. 81. 1851.
On. scHExcK:
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received your letter sent for the medicines
you told me 70 get, that a, your Mandrake
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and began TO use them a. directed. I coon
saw marked improvement In al my symp-
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The young Chinese students who
have been recalled by the home Govern
ment and who made halt in San Fran
cisco on the way. attracted much atten-
ton in that city by the fashionable cut
Of their clothes and their general ap-
pcarance Of elegance and refinement.
They especially provoked the admira-
ton Of their compatriots in the Chinese
quarter, who evidently regarded them
as the aristocrats Of the f1owery king
dom. They were treated with much
courtesy wherever they went.
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FROM AKRON. OHIO.
CONS y nHpTDom cURGD I

AKRON. ONO. FEB. n, 1854.
DIR. }. II. scHENcK:
Dear Sir-fiaving been asked By many ~
regard 70 your medicines. and the benefit
had received from them. have concluded
70 give yon an account Of my case. IN the
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We Consumptlye by every physician Of this
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81 the symptom>-couRh night sweats. great
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% eighty pounds. ! had given up an hope
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On. y. n. SCnEScE, Philadelphia;
Dear Sir-In May, 1879, caught heavy
cold, which gradually settled on my lungs,
causing great difficulty and pain IN breath.
Ing. could not rest q night, being kept
awake " coughing. The loss o. sleep and
appetite q Last reduced me very much
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One day while looking over the Cleveland
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They were rather slow IN their action q
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~ appetite improved, the pain md din
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Nonrm 6nEkcE, n X, April e lss0.
DIR. II. v. PIERCE. Buffalo. n. VI: Dar
ST. feel Il my auty 10 write ana hank YOU
Tor what your "Goltlen Medical Di-coyrry''
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IN other ways greatly improved.
Yours truly. MRs. MAnCELLA MYERS.
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"GoLDEN MEDICAL Discovery (Trade-
mark registcfed) Is not only sovereign
remedy for consumption, but also for con-
sumptive night-sweats, bronchitis. coughs,
splitting Of blood, weak lungs, sbortness Of
and chest. by druggists.
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q. LOUIS Mo-. Dee. y. 1ssl
Da. }. n. scHkxcx:
Dear Sir-In the fall Of 1871 ny son was
taken sick, and several Of the prominent
doctors Of this city pronounced bis disease
Consumption. BY their advice took him
South, but the change ofclimate did him no
good. Soon after this, Captain Blake, an
intimate friend, told me how good your mei-
tcines were n such diseases, and advised
soon began 70 gain flesh and strength. and
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ommend your medicines 70 I'll who arc sim.
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UNLIKE other cathariics, DR.. Pierce
"PclIet>' do not render the bowels costive
after operation, but, on the contrary, cstab-
lish permanently healthy action. Bsng
entirely s<gsfatte no particular care i rcquir-
cd while using them. BY druggists.
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-e---
M. rsaae Wanaer. or Fors WAYNE. -.
~rssee.
rw,,r.,x, -,
-, v..x. 80, ~c,,~.ctsd ! $500. soid
-hs.n h--....ss 80 ..r-.' ,,.,- : 1900 $500
~ o.e 49, 1870 ~ens . .
one doctor % anotners getting prescriptions
from each. but the medicines they prescribed
seemed to do me no good kept getting
$3.50 49, . -, ~, S,.,sa.. sra,', 49, n
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Tf afflicted with sore Eyes. use Dr. Isaac
Ihompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell t. PIC
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Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise< work too hard with.
out rest; doctor all the time; take al tho
vile nostrums advertised; and then you Will
want 70 know
HOW To GET WE'LL
Which 4 answered In three words-Tako
Hop bittcrs! Sec other column. - Etpresa
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THE explosion Of can Of baked beans re.
yeals shocking possibility OF the entire de-.
stluction Of the city Of Bosten.-k imsra frss
ittss.
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THE refined man doesn't call another Z
llar. lie calls him weather prophet-Bos-
lon 1rancrDf.
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~. =. =. grimm, % navenna, Ohio,
SAYS:
Some years ago was cured Of bleeding q
the lungs BY DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
! have since used Il in my family, and rec
commended Il 70 others with good results.
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&0NNEtefiLLk, M, IN 81 ~.
DIR. scHExcK:
Dear sir--In 1861 / took heavy cold,
which quickly fastened on my lungs. be-
came unable 70 do anything. was confined
70 my bed. Ny case went on from bad 70
worse, and developed rapidly into Con-
sumption. At The time Of the draft, during
the war, the examining physician rejected
me Is being unfit for service, one Of my
lungs being nearly gone l had given my
self to die, when John s. Benson, who for
merly lived near this city, now living In
indianapolis, recommended me 10 use
schenck's Remedies, Is he had done IN his
own case and had been cured thereby. !
did as he advised me, which proved 70 be
@y sasa sSms IL y ssd
/" Mandrake Pills. commenced 10 use
them, and found them to benefit me from
the start continued 70 use your medic
cines faithfully, and In six months time
was entirely cured, my lungs becoming -
strong - ever; and your medicines did the
work.
Yours respectfully,
SANFORD CALDWELL
wish 70 add that since that time-twenty
year, ago-I have had no return Of my
trouble. The cure WAS perfect and lasting
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know Of the above case and can certify TO
the truth Of the foregoing.
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THETY-TwO circnsses are bleeding this
unhappy land. What tough time Of Il
those poor old Jokes are having ~ Puck.
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CHICAGO
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School Of Drawing and Painting.

The ran Term YIN OPEN Oct sfter Witch Pupis
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That we have sold
the nedicincs mentioned IN these certificates
% Mr. Nebeithau and others. and their
statement. are authentic and reliable.
FkED'K WEST 4 co.. Druggists.
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osesnmgsaen o1re1-1ea1 ehis K,seoss
from ~ nee1eks - - roree, nnl.
On. GCHEEcx:
u the year 1874 ] Was suffering with Con.
sumption, and had gotten % low that had
no hope q ever geoging we'll again. waited
for death % put q end 70 my sufferings.
There Was one % my frIends who was Der.
sIstently trying 20 have me use your Pul.
monte Syrup and Seawced Tonic, bat ut.
terly refused 70 ges any more medicine. I
Was disguetcd with medicine. 4 had tried 90
many different medicines without being
helped By any. binding that was not 10
Be persuaded, be bought some of your Pul.
monte syrup and seaweed Tonic himself.
70 touch them. / did not want 10 be exper-
imenied %, but finally consented TO use
them merely % s.;:<fy him, not that 1 *.
pecfcd they would do me any good. I com.
menced taking The PuImonic Syrup and Sea.
weed Tonic, and 70 my great surprise feIe
almost immediate relief, and was encouraged
70 continue using them. Ny condition im-
grew perfectly we'll. no trace or the disease
remaining. Ny lungs bad healed up and
grew stronger than ever. wa< permanent.
" cured, - have had no trouble with nv
lungs since that time
owe ny life entirely to your medicines.
Nothing else saved me- will bear cheerful
testimony 70 the great virtues possessed By
your medicines. / know Of several other
cases here where your medicines have been
used with entire success. am well known
here. being ono % the original German set
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I'D gs N ES ,E Eg "

TR. @. d. GRAIN, late Of Galveston, has
~ become u resident of Lake Charles, La.
Office aud residence on Pujo street, and will
SO desired. IFeh 81, 1SS0.-4tf
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A lawyers PerOrati0M ina Esc-
hahfOf a Female Client.

A lawyer in Cleveland, Ohio, was
defending very handsome young wo-
man, accused of stealing from large
unoccupied dwelling in the night
time; and thus he spoke in conelu-
sion: "Gentlemen Of the jury, have
done. When l gaze with enraptured
eye on the matchless beauty Of this
peerless maiden, on whose resplendent
charms suspicion never dared to
breathe--when | behold her radiant in
this glorious bloom Of luscious love-
liness, which angelic sweetness might
envy, but could not eclipse-before
which the star on the brow Of the
night grows pale, and the diamonds of
Brazil are dim, and then reflect upon
the utter madness and folly Of sup
posing that 30 much beauty aud gen
tleness would expose itself to the ter
rols of an empty building, in the cold,
damp, and dead Of the night, when in
nocenee like hers is hiding itself amid
the snowy pillows Of repose gentle
mon of the jury, my feelings are too
oyerpoFering for expression, and /
throw her into your arms for protec-
tiop against this foul charge, which
the outrageous malice of disappoint-
ed scoundrel has invented to blast the
fair name Of this lovely maiden, whose
smile shall be tho reward Of the YER
dict which ! know you will givel
Gentlemen, you may hang the ocean
on q grapevine to dry, lasso an ava
lanche; pin napkin to the mouth Of
a volcano skim the clouds from the
sky with teaspoon throw salt on the
tail of our noble American eagle,
whose sleepless eye ever watches over
the welfare Of tho nation; paste For
Rent upon the moon and stars-but
never for moment delude yourselves
with the idea that this charming girl
is guilty of the outrage Of the charge
preferred against her"
The jury acquitted her without leav-
ing their seats.
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A Macon Couasy Edltsr.


l
A wonderful recovery of young
lady who has been confined TO her bed
for five years is reported from Eagle
/ Township, this county (Mississippi),
apd not only reported, but vouched for
as fact, BY some Of our best citizens,
who saw the girl frequently while con-
fined to her bed, and have conversed
with her siace her recovery. The name
of the young lady, who is now about
twenty-one years Of age, is Ada White
head, daughter Of Richard Whitehead,
Esq. During her long confinement Of
five years, she has been attended, at
different times, by several Of our Lead
ing physicians, and at times her life
was despaired of, she having on sew
eral occasions seemingly been at
DEATHS door, with the door partly open
for her ingress to the world beyond.
A protracted meeting, under the aus
piees of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, had been going on ID the
neighborhood where Mr.. Whitehead
resides, and during its continuance q
day and an hour were agreed upon at
which all should unite, wherever they
might be, III one common prayer, as il
were, for the speedy recovery and
complete restoration to health Of Miss
Whitehead. asss,9ss
The hour came one day last week.
The prayers were begun and continued
with fervency and zeal that must
produce required result, if answer is
given in these days from on high to
prayers sincere. Prayer was made at
the residence of Nfr. Whitehead, as
well as at other dwellings,, and before
the hour had near expired Miss White,
head, unaided, arose from her bed,
called for clothes, and declared she
was healed. She got up and has been
going about ever since. Persons going
TO MIR. Whitehead's the same or next
day, and before the fact became gem
orally known, were surprised to have
ihe door opened by Miss Ada in reply
10 their knock, Let it be remembered
hat for five years she had been
helpless invalid, and for eighteen
months has been confined TO her bed
md unable to rise or turn withoat aid,
hat she had wasted away 10 mere
'keleton, and that in moments time,
IS it were, she was able to get up with
nut aid and 60 about the house prais-
ng God, and declaring she was we'll
gain. gh F
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Bernard KOwafZ,
Carpenter and Builder,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

MY Ill give special attention to any bust
wv ness Entrusted to my care, such az
House Building, Cistern Making, Wharf Build.
ing, Pile Driving, and any Other kind Of work
that may be required to be done.
Orders left ut my residence on the Lake.
Jan 23-tf
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TN ORDER to make room foronr Spring
j. Goods, and as we don't believe n stow
ing away winter goods for another season
we viii selI our entire stock of yyinter
Goods regardless of first cost, Therefore
eall early \ you wish to secure bargains,
We are also agents for all kinds 81 WAL
THAN WATCHES, sPECTACLEs, and
SOLID JEWELRY.
A large stock of fancy and staple Gsros
eeries on hand, for sale cheaper than the
cheapest.
Remember the place --oD Ryan street, next
to the new Catholic church, Lake Charles, la.
Jan, ~, 1854.
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BOOT A. SHOE SHOP.

N ;SCHINDIER has opened at his old
~. stand, on Ryan street. Boots and
shoes made to order
Dec. a, 1880. 1T.
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A ". MITCHELL, Attorney mud

A e: Coaala1lo. nhEn' Y AIEoFGgy 10 GI. nua M
La, will practice in all the parishes OF
the l4th judicial District, and the Su-
preme Court. ut Opelousas.
Refers to Mr.. Nathan p. Smart, Lake
Charles, Hon. j. j. ELAN. Mansfield
La, Hou. David L. Pierson, Natcbito-
ches, Hon. Ihos. G. Manning, Alex
andria, La.
Office, for the present, at his resi-.
dcnce, CASA RYAN place" but will be
at the Court House every day.
Feb. 5, ISSI-ly.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~ ABRBEGL A. FOURNET, At
VI torney at Law, Lake Charles, La,
office formerly occupied by Louis Le-
veque, on Court House Square.
nov 8, '79.-Iy.
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E. j. LYONS,

Physician aud Surgeon.
II COATED in Lake Charles, offers his
~ professional services to the public
Patients paying cash for services will
fnd my charges very moderate.
April ~, is79.-ft'