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PROVERBS.


THE Rich. st Blood. Sweetest Breath
md faircst Skin i'll Hop Btters."
A little Hop Bitters saves big doctors
! bills and long Sickness
That invalid Wife. mother, sister or
hid can be made the picture of health
with Hop Bitters.'
When worn down and ready TO take
sour bed. Hop Bittcrs is what you need .
Z" Don't t physic and pltysic. Tor it weak
ems and destroys. but take Hop BItters
: that build mp continually"
"Phvsicans of all schools use and rec
konmcnd Hop Bitters. Test them"
4 Health is beauty and joy-iiop Bitters
: givc health and beauty.
There are more cares made With Hop
sE!tters than all other medicines.
1 when the brain is wearled the nerves
! ,,nst,uuo. the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
tiers
That low. nervous fever. want Of sleep
land weakness. calls for Hop BEtters
The Hop Cough Cure and Pain
Relief is the Cheapest, S'trest
land Best.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-14
State Tax Sales
Inlm0Vabl0 Property.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
VS..
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS
PARISH OF ASCENSION.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested in me by the Constitution
and laws of the State of Louisiana, l will
sell, at the principal front door of the
Courthouse i'll which the Civil District
Court Of this parish is held, within the
legal hours for judicial sales, beginning
at II o'clock A. NJ, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of May,
A. D., 1881,
and continuing on Monday and each sue
cecding day until said sales are compile
ted, all immoyable property on which
taxes are now due to the State Of Lonisi-
ana and parish Of Ascension, to enforce
collection of the taxes assessed on inn
movable property in the year 1850, with
interest thereon from the 31st day of De-
cember, 1880, until paid, and all costs.
The names of said delinquent tax pay
ers, the amount of taxes due by each on
the assessment of immovable property,
and tue property offered for sale are as
follows tO-Wit:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-14

First District.
Bianque. Wild Thomas improved lots
3 and square 80 Port Barrow.
Oubrc, Theogcne impl lot right bank
Miss river II miles above Donald
sonville above by Mrs NJ Leblanc
below by j Oubre. 10
Perry, Jos lot in rear of B Lanoue...
Thomas. Mrs. Rosalie improved lot
square 4! Port Barrow. .-......
White, Humphrey 3 acres on right
bank Miss river miles above
Donalslsonville above by Henry
Ford below by G. w George
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est reference. Correspondence confidential.
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TO MAKE MONEY

Such will please answer this advertise
ment by letter. enclosing stamp for reply,
stating What business they have been en-
gagged In. None but those who mean bust
ness need apply. Address
FINLEY. HARVEY 4 CO. Atlanta. Ga.
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Notice..

Executors of the Est. of Laurent Millandu
, 1881-07-27

nnd strong. 4nlcs wrsu reported OF II bsnn at
tl1n pnr TIM I'm track md tto75~.,5 FREQ innrd,
sears tnddilnas Mt tla0sSta0ps End enr shorts nt
tIkS5.
Hi'IstNH WtlEAr-s7nS less scttve, and quito
weak. August declined &c. and cInscd 7Hc taner
than the prosus AftHrnuOn- whiIo September closed
sc lower. This t'rtsh markets wern caiIod drtn but
NHw York "nt dpll. md 0nr interim wlnter-whcat
Ths rseS.nts he1s Wsra fslr sSnmt md tho Ie-
s.s ~ "a. ni. s.,ss ans
= ss sS; = shsSs .:
III @ 1 r ass" Il ss 1 !. Ss
@ mass ss
l,acked o9. ma then thlnxs wore tten,er Hut Tho
s'I SS'SS
fr'rs sR2' III .f;s tfs'fd & 81 s
sS fsS! Ss!f!2sss f'ses sespsi 4
4 a sloto sse5 81 @, Aqxuss l. 'd ssry
sSssce fs so!a EGe
sss sss; ~ fss:ssa ss:sa T. tho .''''a's" Gull
,l i; ( :S' : nd *f e! Pss
s3 ss ssss ns ,c, rsat liz 1T .s.s e.. pqas ss.
sPs 81, SEs
II; &s :Ssf j; :ss III ;arss ssss :s.: III
s;;'!s z ssPsas'y gass
@ az = D. sna :: ts s r.
~ sss u :ar I'D # I'll u r.: r.
s.es !! % 'tS "sse Sn Dsss tesf sad
ts! IS So s!.sn4 tGe s.as: 1ay so
u liz atsatsan es A"s ~ o.sa H..
"; azsn s.ee@ sa.H ana .ess Ja,y
asay sasy Ie aser asss;e, M w.. ss:ss :ssns ''a u
"rs s svs 'te :sh ' a.
"! u s,s:s S$ss s;s'
a. i. iuir soi.le,esat sa. snuch smaller than iar
aSs eSe5s a .os f'1sns srnsst 81
ss' ssss ~ Sps"sa sa'4 1t 'ss s III
a 1gac. ,,a a,rsnssa te %{c TX ri cla*sd 4 H. Eee!
x4s ssF ~ s1 ZSnf .ssss r., o!:n . 4 at t t
s st1s ss sis hi ,issy III. s 81 K ;t 5f y;
e s. Is,.s;s% * .S ,;1s} Il ]
5Ss!s $s. s y sSsst 1s
sSsep as; =; wc src sss n NV n mt Fsnsa r
1t,'!s, ~'! " ID sna tss ssssa y ts eiSss sssr
's ss sts &C. = iss WIZ
nns 6f rra ut Vic In stnrc; ttra b. sanplR NJ H!N
BIC Tor reJecHtt OIL track; Elr nt kJc for
teGtea tt,:. On unfd. Tutni cqunl 70 abont hn.
.HA!lLEf-W4s hrni and ia htetlur. aelittK GBEiy
tatn bul ut yc fnr September and lntur at XH ior
tho tatne itlont Hcller Ce.ohoe ms I3c tth. No
a+l wA5 n!rl'nally 1lntnhtc nt sl:tn. ca.h aatGs
were nintc .! Gasa y aanne nt 90 fYr n.y. ind yc
TWO 0'Cf.0cK BOARD.
Wheat Gioseh Ac fDwrr for September. at 81 1a3
tiaS fur July 81 akt sEH fur AuHust, m fgr
aept?ul6tr. g. 44st.ta4 for ucLA1ur. Mnd &llKtta
n.e Tue year eass wGlg ssnfic " lA UD bi ut tIt
WlM sclGr AHEuat ti.t;ps3tl.i33t kcer Ssptan!ber
*ll|ltt!l3{ au1ler ocnbes, and &fl5tttl9 ka the
lu!y 4;:t r. t"r August. a7Jt&!,e t.'r sepienber 9
Mrfo ,suH q a1Aa ha 4 47Ita sallgF August, !1Me
fc seller Scruruber iGslSc settler Uctt,bcs nlld lf
tstsc EEtcT tho ycar. nat' csetl athde trtuaf at
She fur July. :Utfa:ty,4o for August :51%nEc
ior Eeptamber. 1i%ss41{u fur OctUbuT Ind .s3t
css%c lhr tin year.. Sales rena made. Ill
ishtID hu NJ Ip+tJHsu susr August kfu seller Se,
lumber. ?s5l.3fc teHr Oet0ht nnd S3tc solUr Tin
year. ye clt,rgu enslrr. nt KxHi4C for August ind
6{Mstc FUR September. With szos OF l0uu bu Mt Sic
:.'n! AuEnsi. Mess pork Clnsen 4 stnda GAner. 1T
aiHz for august ~ ~ is et!d tnr septcnbpr,
Fly ~ y fr tlrtnbar. fr tho irMr, and
a sssrs Asss; ss's; WIZ III 1sS .s:1 M ~ s. Ss
,saS:: eiS.sd @ ~ s.cs = ssi!s: sss ssr
thu renr. with rnlrn of ihrI 1t tilateti!O srr
September, and tlnfssY eel!er Tho year short rt,.
no Anleh reported. > p#7.
, 1881-07-27
EVANSTON,

,,,I.a evening" Mt tho residence Ut tho bslde's
~ ~ VI. ~ h'tEe avenue. occurred tho wed.ttne
Al, ''f' VI T. Arnold. OF Balcm, Ora., md Miss
w.ee' ~.s w. !. aiehner, Ut Evanston, Tho ccteg,ouy
H. sstins1,!ed by tha lsey, Il. N: IIntNeld, d, u,
Iie ..., .nno'1 IS Vol known in this community,
rul,""u'ca lMu'ca win tho degree Of \. Il. from tito
rn,,s,..y ~ !S'a. and. nftor remaining In tho
ssat TO sa!em, 0ro., wherc hc Ia now holding n
s,hr" shg" a. instructor In facm IIntyersliy After
sj ,tnns.t .tt " 'sSmnxtoti, Mr., and SIrs, Arnpli
Ns,fSEt III, ,t tor the,r hoa,s Ia Jho Wost. '''''
sa. rSxram evrr M er p,s p1sss'r
l.ivr nnH %t Union HaIl, il tbs pruas,,co Of i
s", W %nn,osasixg a.i3ienes. Il WIZ NJ fui.
.is. .is.ata ~ 6 Minor. np, iii W i,uniu amrin. ii
lEctox"4pln. ~. :9; "ant,ata Appass oIlstl, oi,, 81
,s,a, un II Iss!arc .rotupv," froul tic VI Fan.
, 1881-07-27

HOG FRODuETs-,vusr rather n.ura active, md
neu,ur. There wns n fair demsnd for puFx by thu
b,nst tptrEast and apparently tuyata' uutade orders
~ buy l.RIx fur Investment. Short tihs Wnr1 quito
AtFuDg tOtal tusurus. with tunls ahlulNH inquiry
Lard hepsA by sups,TfaA atIvanua Ut ~ III Lly.
ertnI. md thu who anAl wAs settnnsa by tMFllsf
ssIyIcH In hays Ut uIs Sl,pk. y2tlA Tho taporteh
Shipments III inGAts npEu ArEu. y Eu'ld asRt IL .tans
tauthwnrl, and fn'r quantities to Eur0ns. but nitstsy
~ tho t1Fxll ises the cnhtluanI tukinx tl0. upuE-
ntsH ropust EuuI traie M puck, xhIc IL wanted n
lus VI ,nllrusl nov n ptacess 4t constFAcllun nn1
nlsi t. stuck Up le luMber feSlaaA tur eho ~thtee
.MEns FonK-Adsanced la.ic par trt, and olo,sd
AAultt ~ hi3hBr than aintIay AGi6rnuu bales warN
f1atftatt u itu hraE soliuF August Mt tl5ustH ~ VI
baaE tlr, n.r j! md +lu hr. suileE thn
ysar ~ "a M MA, r1ta! lA91 trtt. Tho naskat
uriliAin .alIi Aususl clusi'A ri sih1s'4kslkM
14ARt-Advnhcui tN Is,s 1nl Ita, ulli lsNl shade
p1fiaI Jt mi se& evtlur July ~ $t.Dai3ai 15I tca
snsf Sr II Y a. s.t ~ . a ;ose IT, Ssss sIS
lla. and LIU irs aulISr tin At sl q lus,
3sSH tca. Ihu ilaskat esuh ~ ftl.s1 fltM4 setnr
Aasus1, and 4l.1y4 fur hSptenbprj ard on tho
stkaIa- ...Aynuset ahA ~ Iser l lbs, md eloso
II. n @ e. tss m spfS; r. !. .8Tt y
sInl {xiitur euEul tlNk4I1tt aUltsg August. t0iH3
NJ sultuf aptspnlr. nnA aD ball1r tlctuhsri
III tcs kMeUt .picklut1 hnNa ttl bx1 NJ ilSX l9{1,
Fslcus 0t !sa1ltN Guta Hoto " ttluwa at OelouE'
, 1881-07-27
4ow u ,fatcl,ed Toata ,yun a,o,1,s.

7 cllrt,,1 TIL ~. ~ f70N1 HFo0E 3olIfNdl,'
ia, lst w., !feak Ut naturp ocol,rresl hero ut,o
usSn h4 sr ii bses hSrses e az WpHssSn as W.
lhuar WIZ toeiM can trattty, UufluE Ono III
Sas prsi,a.a ae1 a9ys !ast week. one Of tha orss
l1 xt a onor a nfe,ena. ama x thS
uatchcI ILL., ~, u hta b!u:k lAtu that % Weil
a'la before bis WIaforiIue. ""''
, 1881-07-27

yLOUlt-Ws& strong, lHl alhsr uulst., Thsss Was
m.ldsEstl demand. hut Il 1ss HVt sa 1rgeat ~ thu
previous taf, and the su,alnsss Ut stucks checked
tradlnx. bae1 wsrs rppuE~d vi t1, URLS walsss on
prlsst4 toss; 3 Urls Wnd VII sHcks sptEys p.9sly Al
&Aahs6@a, aud 1 brl4 iDw xFa41a u. .aLQa3+8. TQIAl
equal " l1sO td!s, Winter t0uEs 4nss quoted ~
E1Sxa,3, shipping springs. u, ataat tho low s.ds
springs II FiIt0tak isyo luur u xt0ut ttss;st5ll
VEuxn AtLLsTukys-Wsrs !a uodpsaiv suIA'lJ
, 1881-07-27

eal lla ,i;nsys aEo natures sluItst- -way to wash
~: II TIT e, o. @ ".lr eonstautlY changing pod.
VT cseFywhe.n n nG4 W.,vk properly tho trouble IL
NIL H. Hn, q d!sarlef yet package Of Els
'aa .u!ssWnsuy LAZY "a Il faithfully. II Wi clsaI,
purity ,he whs,, NJ o. san1, gravel. OF slina, eii
Hty: lad II u equally euicioat IL ither
, 1881-07-27
COMMERCIAL.

The following wore tho receipts and shipments
ut Ie.liux urtlutos Of produce In this city during
Tho twcnty.four h0urn 0nlsNg ut 6olauk
Tuesday tnorlsIng mud for tho corresponding
tlmO ycAr pGo; =
, 1881-07-27

shut 5!ts. ss!ivs soptaplgsr et.,sud ~ ~
l.0g cluara titlHttd i'll ff l,su una fdl Ii! tvtI
e. ,s ,n ~ h,
egM2Ss sT1an hAlns: s4tna 4yaraxY. w dt1yto.
llaGun Yn0tA4 st*1Mt for s9auduIa !ktil!tn for
hanls, I'll lxin eivtl AAa papkt.t, a.
tt,oQ foF extra HiuSs, ana fgIua1tD for Gaus.
, 1881-07-27

The following Instruments were i1led for rcc-
ord 1"''''y' July t;4s E: r.er.,.rr.
IL; Is $sss stsss il ss s:'ss n
s$ fl 8! T. m
's:s:s;s !; 4 asss + l. :.sss ssss 80
NS;;; S:; Z s + s'es s:, I; y % :s s
f;;sS $$ss'
vi: WI: Il; !; ';s;s ; $s;s; !; vi ;; IL 10
dned tuIy {t1tio llarfy t1.t. II. Wr1Rht1.: ~
sSYih s;ssi' m 9,I,2 4 1a G1"F ary H., 1l o
se.!!s sS!sap hHsss .ats NM
1 = =. FhFSTti ~ !t1MEH nMSf ..' ~
;XiiS 4 5sgSys3 g;S,S jsisd Jay y tsiat,ew 10
AsE sy I: 4 .is5 sss q & se & ss,oa 4 is e%ss
s i'd Il ;5 ! sssi e AiS'ss is'I5s Il; T. isas5
~; S$Ss:$';S ;'? III; +
w1oa u. VI II sas Ftsscnrs i:txiH Il; dasea m
VIII wsy yqwslit Il ii III T. teyc
i, william Eekart'.. 2to
TSGn !a;S, II + ta,,af & es Y wcS a& aaS V!oG Is Is
'Gess%a SUa !. JILL II e. Il t. hHsss!n; WYtsssr sS I.
ss mss:ta Il iii Il ii x;,is;s; ''"
@ @Sfs;s;e5! !t y; IL ] $40
s's:%s GSs:; i 3:SS !: ,m
H"nh '"n a""n,;H i;x 4" ",fnsSnh @ II En, IL 1nhn w.
, 1881-07-27
Sfntt Iata. Sine Jan. 25tnf* 4 Nd.t Sfntt 1lng.
Il fa5t' L. LtR. | i IsS3-Hf. Il tsss-M.
MInIa.."s &gsszgEH tl.NMEsat MT!Q.ftYl 31kKfI+ND
chVeF".1 lfN1HIVI dfAstWI AlGkGi1 hu7aTD

Chicago bank clcnrlngs wcro fs,8o),Mo. Now
fnrk exchango IVES soll bstwccn hanks at 7iGo
sOc per 81 ,0l discount. Currency shipments wcrc
moderate. Lonns were In Ensl tletnan,l Mt 4f25
per cont Ut cali mud 54L1 per cent on lime,
Wabash Is sold Et,0tD Mt nj
, 1881-07-27

Foreign exchange wns heavy. further ,lc-
cl!no OF va IN cuullncrclNt sterling won!i
start Imports Of Rol'1. l!rnkurs' startling WIG
4E]!x mud IsjH; actual rates wcrs 4*H, an,j
NV; commercial sterling WI, sst,e0N.
liankrra' francs were 6!ii for sIxty days md
tIgH for demand; French commrrtnt hills wero
I:aIN and 6oG!l: nclg!nn commercial, E!7,s nn,l
ks0A; h,ni<crs' inarks. u4sl and aiS: Rnu com.
mcrctal. Eiss1W'h.
THO I,nporthtlons Of specie anl bullion Mt Now
York during tho week ending July ~. were 80.
Oh, conssttnR of eF1f8o III guild and sl7.Sbj in
silver, us ngatnst totnl Of $s,1s1 for tho wock
undlng July ~ last year. rho tmportnttons
sinco the lat Of Jauunry and sfnco tho ist Of Au.
gust c0tnpnro ns follows with the movement
during tho corresponding periods last year:
, 1881-07-27

The Mark LuMs Erprtss Of July II nontuins
crop Mtvces Us follows:
Le0ds-Tho crDp ut wheat throughout the
country Is very thin, and iArX0 yield Is quite
nut Of tho qltnstion; tho eIn1lc fact IL thero
ought u be t:nlr a:trs Whtrn thert lH Hnay ono.
Le!th-WheHt Inns not atruliXth hpnptl or sjIreRl
out. N hupcd. hut Is attll ralter Wcak k-lo0kiiE,
THU. and p@tcby, a1ld. W1 foar, mist ba under
average.
ltn8ton.-Whcat haz improved the last fort-
niRhr, hit still vnry thin aud short. md Il gteAt
lnHny short eIlrH amongst Il; Tho barley Is 1lAo
short.
, 1881-07-27
AIiT1cLEa,


Thu following grain WAS taspectod into store
rod Winter whsas, y qaF1 Mo- do, | car rejected.
eur mfxod, n pats No. spring, at oars No. j
do, u ears roJootetl, 10 cars uo grade Aa wheat)
35G oars and 4e,tM bu Mo. \ uorn, 1s1 na.s htgh.
mtxad, II cas4 rev W, .n0 cars and 1900 bu IT,
jeusod, 10l cnre n9 grade vs. curn)s % cara
wnslo outs, M can.N No. y mixed. u cara 70.
3eclod. carr 10 Rtado tt4l cats. of which " arc
uew,s I cara No / ryu, IL oars NJ. ! 'iu. u cara
relectod eH rye)i cara NJ. barley, Lear tdv.
, 1881-07-27

Qaycsnueut bonds woro weaker. IN Chicago,
District ol Columbia 1s5s we're l0a bid aud
1oQ askea, 3fs, l0ai sud los4; u, lltX aud 1loH;
4ffB, ll8H mud lt4M, Tho 10 closed Rt llt;t bid
and Il6A uskel,
, 1881-07-27
EFFTVN III H*
HQH H.tkEA

bltEtl.-Ther9 VIM an UNCHANGED ns.kat. TlBra
7Is EuUd uenand for mutton u1a4ua nt nrtn ratts
y l!ls inlof Afsdes neg!DclaA and N0Ak. AmvnE
.ho tny'a saGa were tho fof1oFlnGi
, 1881-07-27
OREGON hallway and Navigation Company,

= % NAYaAtt-sT, NEW YnHK July H. 1881.
rho 1'oar of lssttors hnvo dcc!nsad H'hrte5iy
sNscs u she Farmers LINN &Ifust Co. 2. l!xclMnEc-
Place New YORK. to siuckIs1srEs n RECORD July ~
The t.ausfcr hnukh Will clnsG .niyS !! Hnn ,rcopen
Augusta II II. X ~,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-03-31
Best Of the jokes.

Insurance unnecessary: Have you
got this store insuredT asked Gilhooly
Of a Galveston avenue cigar dealer.
Certainly; always keep it insured.
'Humphy retorted Giihooly, with q
ckuckle. i don't see why you do it.
I've tried very hard to get some of
your cigars to burn and ! have never
succeeded yeti Galveston NeiCs.
A narrow escape Education doesn't
always make the pot boil. A man was
sent to the Poorhouse over in Oakland
the other day, who spoke French and
German fluently. II he had also known
Spanish he would probably have
starved to death long ago Next to
the smallpox the most dangerous
thing to possess on this coast is brains.
-.Sdh FfdHciscy Past.
An excited convert. Let me out !!
let me out! I've got salvation " sobbed
thin man, in a many -pocketed ulster,
up at the NJ. and S. meeting The other
night as he wedged toward the door.
Let me go home and bear the blessed
tidiDgs to my unbelieving wife But
all the same a suspicious detective
jammed him up against the wall and
unloaded from his pocket three watches
and five pocket books, after which the
service went on.'-San Francisco Post.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-03-31

A good story was told on old Beau
Hickman, the national tramp and wag,
who used to be loafing around the cor
ners Of Washington never doing a days
work; telling his jokes to passers and
asking then if that was not worth quar-
ter. Boau was determined on a visit to
Baltimore, and, of course, was minus
funds. When the conductor appeared
his head was out of the window. The
conductor tapped him on the shoulder,
and in drawing in his head suddenly,
his silk hat was knocked off and went
spinning along the road. His ticket was
in his hat, he said; his hat gone. The
ruse succeeded. Soon after landing in
Baltimore his unique storytelling got
him new head covering.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-03-31


Adam Forepaugh has made his
choice of the lady who is to travel with
his show as the Queen OF Beauty, and
get his $4,000 at the end of the sea-
son. She is Miss Annie Pauline
Scott, of Monongahela City, Pa. a Gin
cinnati Enquirer correspondent has
called upon her and gives the follow
ing glowing description OF her charms:
Her shoulders are rounded; her
bosom IS full and undulatlng, and her
waist symmetrical, filing her bodice
nicely and seemingly superlatively
huggable. Were Hiram Powers again
selecting his model for that American
master piece of art, The Greek Slave,
he could travel over much territory
and find no better form than Miss
SCOTS. In carriage she is at once
easy and graceful.
Her race in some respects reminds
one of the late Adelaide Nelson; it is
fair as the lilies, and the cheeks are
tinged with delicate pearly pink
Her features are strikingly regular
and classical, and of the Greclan type,
save, perhaps, the nose, which curves
slightly from the aquiline, and verges
upon what is generally termed the
American feminine nose. Her lips
are full and expressive, of bright
vermillon tinge, and when served by
smile reveal a double row of teeth
that are typical i'll their regularity and
dazzling whiteness. Her eyes are
large and full of a dark brown color.
With varying emotions they change
their hue as often as summer clouds,
too, if for no other reason than they
are So soft and shadowy. Her eye
brows are most delicately curved, and
her long, sweeping eyelashes add in
tensly and at times a half-melancholy
Ianguor to the orbs over which they
keep sentinel Her hair which is
long, wavy and abundant, is of glossy
black, and possesses that silky texture
which is such a pleasant contrast to
the usual dead ebony we so often meet.
One can not look at such hair, and see
the golden sunshine ripple through it,
like fairies playing at 'bo-peep, without
recalling, by singular association of
ideas, Lizzie HeXam, the child of
Dickens fancy. Altogether, Miss
Scottis an ideal picture of fair feminity.
gifted with glowing charms and robust,
An artist for one of the Eastern illus.
trated paper visited this place day
or two ago, and made sketch of the
young beauty from life.
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Cheese Made from Potato.s.

A foreign paper says that cheese is
made from potatoes in Thuringia and
Saxony. After having collected a
quantity Of potatoes of good quality
giving the preference toa large wnits
kind, they are bold in a caldron, and
after becoming cool, they are reduced
to q pulp, either by means Of greater
or mortar. To five pounds OF this
pulp, which ought TO be as equal as
possible, is added one pound of sour
milk and the necessary. quantity Of
salt The whole is kneaded together
and the mixture covered up and al
lowed to lie for three or four days, ac-
cording to the season At the end of
this time it is kneaded anew, and the
cheeses are placed in little baskets,
when the superiluous moisture escapes
They are then allowed to dry in the
shade, and placed in layers IN large
vessels, where they must remain for
fifteen days The older these cheeses
are the more their quality improves
Three kinds are made. The first and
most common is made as detailed
above; the second, with four parts of
potatoes and two parts of curdcd milk
the third with two parts of potatoes
and four parts of COW or eve milk.
These cheeses have this advantage over
other kind-they do not engender
worms; and they keep fresh for num-
ber of years provided they are placed
in a dry situation and in well closed
vessels.
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1t is on record that in the year 1881

1t is on record that in the year 1881
poor old man, residing in Tarentum,
near Naples, was the subject of very
marvellous change at the age of nearly
ninety. His skin peeled off, it is said,
and new, soft and smooth skin sup
piled its place; his muscles again be-
came plump and yielding; the wrin-
kles disappeared from his face, and
the white hairs from his head; the
fresh complexion of youth replaced
the one, and dark, curly locks the other.
Fifty years later he again became de-
crepit with a second age; and he died
after he had passed his l5Oth year.
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Grammer in RhYme,

1t is seldom that one sees so much
valuable matter as the following lines
contain comprised in so brief a space.
Every little grammarlan just entering
upon the mysteries of syntax will find
it highly advantageous to commit the
poem to memory, as by so doing many
a black mark will be avoided, for
with these lines at the tongues end
one need never mistake a part OF
speech:
l Three little words you often see
Are articles-a, an, and the
9 A nouns the name Of anything,
4 school or garden, hoop or swing.
3 Adjectives tell the kind of noun,
As CREST, small, pretty, white or brown.
Instead of nouns the pronouns stand
Her head, his face, your arm my hand.
Verbs tell of something to be done
To read, count, sing, laugh, jump or run.
6 How things are done the advcrbs tell
As slowly, quickly, i'll, or well.
7 Coniunctions joins the words together
As man and woman, with or whether.
The proposition stands before
Anoun, as in or through door.
The interjection shows surprise,
Az oh, how pretty!-ah how wise!
The whole are called Nine Parts of Speech,
Which reading, writing, speaking teach.
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4 Little Learning.

A little learning is a dangerous
thing, particularly when dabbllng in
medicines; far better to use we'll tried
and established remedy like Doctor
Thomas Eclectric Oil, endorsed by ev-
erybody who has tried it in cases of
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spralns, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns and al the ills that an
American Sovereign is subject TO.
Price, Scots, trial size l0cts. For sale
by Saur.
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Good AdYIca.

If you keep your stomach, liver and
kidneys in perfect working order, you
will prevent and cure by far the greater
part of the ills that affiict mankind in this
or any section. There is no medicine
known that will do this as quickly or
surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic, which
will secure perfectly natural action of
these important organs without interfer-
ing in the least with your daily duties
See adv. m3-1
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results
in an Incurable Lung Disease or Con-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TROCEES are certain to give relief in
Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, catarrah,
Gonsumptive and Throat Diseases. For
thirty years the Troaches have been rec.
commended by physicians, and always
give perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untried but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an en-
tire generation, they have attained we'll
merited rank among the few staple reme-
dies of the age. Public speakers and
Singers use them to clear and strengthen
the Voice. Sold at twenty-five cents a
box everywhere. oct 7-1yr
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How beautiful it is, Mary, to think
of you clinging about me as the ivy
clings about the oak. Wouldn't
maple be more appropriate than oak,
Theodore?' queried Mary, with a SLY
twinkle in her eyes. You know what
they get from the maple?-Boston
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