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,,,rs. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN ABROAD.

r6itor OF The Tribune
60 Will you kindly allow Bay State
o,n 90 remind the Government Of the policy adopted
p. t,sfathers when the institutions Of our sister
W. ,,ere menaoed by foreign Powersf Every one
bse 80 tns Monroe Doctrine was recently enforced
tsno,aon ILL., cot out Of Mexico at our suggestion
vsn !, ma mel hans, were aware until lately that "e
p~ s,t,crand from being absorbed when threatened
sesfsN ,os,ropne Mr.. Labouchcre IN England Is iin-
. a. our delay behalf OF the TrAnsvaal ana IN
manner tries spur Us on to do our duty
sDu. ns,oo MS OF our policy in the past Gladstone,
1..na ,her colleagues would b. grateful to US for
,.,nv IN the Trausvaal. and Judging by the Queen's
90 her sediers that they would use their power
Eqaees,,y aai Other incidents THIS war Hts heavily
aud she would be only too glad TO he
% ner s"s a inc Uay proposed. Way waste ume III
rIas against the outrage when we can pnt an emu
pretesehs "~~ SOLDIER.
~ fs.Y ost, March IL, 1881
M, .hs hoot on the other leg. Would President
.V.s.M and Ar. Blaine be grateful to the British
nn.r.nept for pointing out the inhumanuy OF our
-, noljey or for protesting against the moral
.,,nse Of investing the black race with the rights
= .,,,,epsbp. and then allowing them TO be cheated
". y ,hase rights by force aud fraudi The Good
o--.-;.sn might as we'll SEQ if there be anyone
s,..a,,u under his own hedge-rOw, or short dis
800 fu,hsr on the jericho turnpike before setting
=, an An errand OF mercy thousands OF miles away.
~. so,,esno,dent does not to have the fantest
...,sntou of the reciprocal nature OF the Monroe
,,,,tr;us as applied to the two Continents.-Eai
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1.-TWO SCHooLMARNs."
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70
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RAYnoNP AMP 55YEaMoEE s6 Or
EGGS. USREsERvED SALE
Pile; wsna arss weeks ,s No
lars containing d. HDYF q West 2tt1sk
Post Once Notice.
49, 1881. will close ct this office on WEDNESDAY a.
M ST ETO ~ s sSe S addse sRd
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mails for Venezuela and Curacao leave mascn ~
leave NewY1Ek March ~ dhs mails for IngI ana
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Rnnt;re Radically Curcd-Dr Mar5l's treatment. tho
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or Observation-Disclosures rs. 1881!
ARRIVED
Sip Canpe Witdsor NJ Antwerp lS days, with iron,
c'r to order. vessel 90 snow e Burgess.
MOVEMENTS OF ~rENTtR%
UAvrr March IGSaled str suevia tCer) from
ia for Ne
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aDREIGV SHIPPING

fo~"r>. Narch lG-~ailei-ls' inst Frlnc'sro saphr ;
Alabama ~ HuslCo ON maj, \dl r crosby.
Iaala' t!u att Tor boston. Iona cont tiLGTe l3ih
o. christ tor Work,
iyu--t,n capt SakEc-tIl. Matthias, - % aud Antonio
Naua,. Cap johnson. lith INST Eypounler Fav"rIta
itg for the Delaware Mod
or Tor san FrIuo4co ljhln. Canaia Harvester J1f"t
II t. anterior tcuSa'ut'. LYDIA SH"h'd Sannc Bell
IN" AFTER savannah PIinn Pro tcr IA" after for
Nora. - An re" for New Orcans. weymouth 10Th
inst. naV ri cher. \uTc -
Nitlvr!-Iit INST Admiral Tcgrt'hpG. Gloria William
ppiUua, ~ INST Cambrlan MOnirch. CIV Of N1n,tn
Ma Rosenberg scott Sau"O >vit l,th inst. Esther
Roy. Lluisr Lu6ckr Luf%is, Newman Hall. Occidental
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NEy BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
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pss,se b, books Of the list TIRE months mtg odprtss
heretofore on The UcrarJ p11e.
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llACjiIl.LAS & Co.,

hicjiILLAN & o.
The LIES Work in ireland By " Seace Jones' ISIS
sc!aii. l-lnb -.
Srw Views on l-eIana or irish Lind Grievances and
N es IL E:EA-s islIsss. O a. II. y. l2mo clOth 81
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InieresIIug and Important sale Of PaiatIag.

THE RAYMOND AND LIYERMoRE CoLlEcrIoNS Or
FINE MODERN PAINTISdS AMERICAN iAND FOR
EIGN. UNRESERVED SALE
Piles iainenty era cated witln three weeks NO
kriie gaturc or caustc d35lJs5 ourBt Circn
lars sei cnntaning HOYr u West 2itl.SL
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29
Mostly Outwitted.
j. Esten Cooke.

Mosby was seldom defeated and never
out witted to my knowledge but once.
The incident has never been in print. I
believe, and am assured that the par
tisian never related it, it was SO very
notifying. 1t trife, but may amnse
the reader. Colonel Mosby had crossed
the mountains with a few men into
Clarke county, when he was informed
that Federal officer with a. squad of
cayalrymen was in the vicinity. The
officer had stopped at CLAY Hill the
residence OF Mr.. Whiting, and Mosby
made up his mind to capture the officer
and men. His action was prompt, as
usual. He went to Clay Hill, captured
the Federal officer while he was seated
at supper and carried him off prisoner to
Upperville, east Of the Blue Ridge.
There had been nothing at all unplcas.
ant abont the whole affair. Mosby and
his prisoner were on most friendly
terms. The partisan had ridden his
favorite gray mare on the scout, and at
upperville was standing besides her
ready to mount, when the Federal officer
said:
"Thats . superb animal, Colonel"
YES" was the gratifed reply of the
partisan as he patted tho mares neck.
The officer saantered closer.
"A very fine animal p he repeated. J,
"Pll try her pacesp And throwing
himself into the saddle he Disappeared
at full speed, and Colonel Mosby never
again saw his favorite gray mare or his
prisoner.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29
Also, fresh stock of
Saddles ard Harness
OF ALL STYLES.
Seekers After Health.

untortunates who are seeking to renew their
health are many. SO often have they been de.
celyed by the advertisements of worthless com.
pounds, that many are discouraged. and refuse
e, oeiieve ANYTHING they read in the papers.
Therefore. the best advertisement OF a really
good medicine is the reputation it has gained in
places where it is being sold. No other remedy
ever discovered has grown SO rapidly in public
favor as that true medicinal tonic called Brown a
Iron Bitters. In localities where its extraordi.
nary merits have become fully known and real.
lzed by those who have been in i'll health the
sale is unprecedented One druggist in our city
reports the sale of 23s bottles in one week. Ii
Is, indeed, a wonderful, healthgivins, life-saving
preparation 1t is soothing and refreshing in its
effect, and strengthens ever part OF the BODY,
ana creates healthy appetite and digestion, even
when the system il almost destroyed by the
many hurtful cathartics so commonly used
iRieader, bewaret duty demands that YOU try
Browns Iron Bitters, If your health is poor from
any cause.-Enquirer,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q. Is

the widows petticosts and threw him
self around the wagon seat.
"All hands on deck!n shouted tn
captain.
FAY, ay, sir" responded Bill Tyke.
'Let go the anchor!' screamed tn,
captain.
Bill Tyke raised the keelock in hi
arms and fiungit overheard. It bound
cd along the road from side to side for q
few yards, and then caught under !
large rock among tho bushes. The mare
darted headlong onward; the stout
rope Strengthened IN a second there
was crash like the report ola cannon;
the mare fell forward on her knees,
tearing up the ground as she went
while the widow, the captain and Bill
Tyke shot up into the air about six feet
and alighted in a semi-unconscious con-
ultioa ahid the wreck and debris OF
what had been the wagon.
1t was the end of Captain Dodd's
courtship. The wagon was an indis-
tinguishable mass of kindling-wood !;
the mare had broken both forelegs and
required to be shot, and the widow
kept her bed for three weeks afterward.
The captain again follows the sea, for
as he often remarks to his first mate !:
1.-THE sea, Bill, is our proper sphere.
We know more about sailin' vessels than
we DO about drvin' horses"
"speak for yourself, cap'n,' Bill al
ways replies. "Atmy end Of the wagon
did my duty"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

Il love my wife, young Mr. Sculus
who had been married only SIX weeks,
was saying, Il love my wife as no other
man does" And then the ripping smile
of appreciation went around the COM
pany and died away in whispering gig
giles in Swallowed window seats aud dim
ly lighted corners, and the young man
felt that he had failed to make himself
understood just as he wished to be.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29
NO. ~.

From the Carson (Nsv. j Appeal.

4 =
Not long ago young man il Carson
got married, and started for Cslifornis
with his young wife. His father
babe him goodbye and gavo him
tho paternal blessing. my SON."
said the aged sire, shaking with emotion,
etc., remember these words if you new
er see me again. Never 60 into a place
whore yon would not take your wife,
Last week the old man went down to-
visit them. He proposed bear hunt.
and they were fortunate enough to track
grizzly to his lair among some Of the
powders in this chapparal. As the two
approached, the bear reused up and sent
forth growl Of defiance which shook
the tress. "Go in there and kill im.,'
said the old man, excitedly. Count
me out" said the son. Have / crossed
the seas and settled in America TO raise
coward !" shouted the father, brandish-
ing his gun. II recollect your advice
when I left Carson, was the reply.
Didn't you tell me never to go where I,
could not take my wife - Now how
would Sallookin there with that bearF'
The old man clasped his dutlful son to
his bosom, and as the bear issued forth
exclaimed: Speaking Of Sal, let 10
hasten home; our prolonged absence
might cause her needless alarm" In
about fifteen minutes they reached the
ranch, the old man little ahead, and
the distance was about four miles.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

Miss Benson learned that Randall, who
was wooing her at Mount Vernon, Ohio,
already had wife. She waited until he
made formal proposal Of marriage and
then applied to Justice tor his arrest on
charge Of bigamy. Being told thas
the crime of bigamy required q double
marriage, she kept her secret, let the en-.
gagement result in wedding, and then.
triumphantly sent him to Jail immediate
ly after the ceremony.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

In Philadelphia married man was
bound over by local magistrate for
making love and writing love letters
to married woman. She was not his
wife or he never would have got into
trouble. Men don't get into trouble for
making love to their wives, and this
ought to be remembered.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

Elixir Vita for Women.-Mrs. Lydia
Z. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Aass., has made the discovery! Her.
Vegetable Compound is positive cure
for female complaints. A line addressed
to this lady will elicit all necessary in
formation.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29
Led AstHay.
"FERNANDINA, Nassau Co., Fla, 4
March Goth, 1890"

AHhNANDANA, NASSAU CO., + H.,
March Goth, 1890" !
81 have used DR.. Simmons Liver Reg
,nlator and always found it to do what is
claimed fort. The last bottle and two
packages did me no good and were
were wolse than nothing. see it is
put up by j. Fl. zeilin & Co., and not
genuine, and waste of money to buy
1T. l would be glad toget the pure and
genuine. Send me some from honest
hands with red z and Zeilin 81 Co.'s
signature on, grapper). The fictitious
stuff sold wil1dnjnre some one badly.
"Yonr b'tServant, BENZ. T. Rich.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

Senator Edmunds, who is now in
Washington is writing magazine pa
per on the political aspect of mormon
ism.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

The man whose wife was squeezed by
the minister does not believe in the re-
ligious press.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

Pain and weakness Of lungs, liver, kidneys,
and urinary organs relieved by using Browns
Iron Bitters.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29
VOL. 3.
ATTORNEYS.

geo. w. BURGESS Attorney
" at Law, Eaton Rouge, la Prompt atten.
ton given to all business entrusted to him.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

HEMAN B. MAGRUDER,
i i Attorney and Counsellor at Law, No. 81
Camp street, New Orleans, La.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-29

~ G. BIRD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will
~. attend promptly to all business intrusted
to him. Office on Convention street, between
Third and Church streets. Baton Rouge La.
, 1881-10-25
U. s. A.

TIE Assistant Treasurer yesterday dIsburaod
ssu,ooo In gnl.
Ihs eoHeeslons "a On dot'@o'e eooos ses'oFans
amounted to sloaHh
M -. *ss ~, ~ ,v.t.,, ~ ,os 49,. ~,
""'o'."teu H. ~ so' ~ "n'aa s-o''~o was ~, w.,
aplr'ts SJ,ds1 Tor TOBACCO aud clEars' ano Si'est
for beer.
,r,,,, .o,o,,. ,uuo.+ -, :, ,,,o ~ h,~.o.o,,,,.
tHE reotht "erese VI kA''9 oA hosse.ssnua-
Klers bus brought to Hight sosno curious nues-
ttuns reiatIyo 10 tho Importation free Ut duty OF
lorat. intended for br.p!,pv ultrposes. Con.
enkt. ti,f, insirIct- Attnrnnv h,s uipd tint tho
atni,,1rv .nis,s,,a Ynrli5 III. frn,,.rar III thi
hIrs.,s. ind thnt tne in,uprtur himself must bs
th I'M, y h .arrit.s an t Msins,ss Of lrnet-
, 1881-10-25
SUBURBAN..


Messrs. u. L. Norris, e, L. logan, T, @. War
rlugtor, q. 81. StuHrt. N. u. 6imonson. and W.
II. Lack started Manday cyoning NJ delegates Of
tho Garrott Biblical lnstltuo to tho Inter-De-
nntntnationnl Vhco!ogloul Missionary Convcn-
ton, to bu hold this wcok ut Alle9hony. En,
Among other Evanstniuns who have recently
returned frs,tu attel,ilanoo at tho Ecumonlcat,
lu1l,i0Il, nro tAs ltev. nr. Henry llomenway, and
Mr.. llonry H.. and Mrs. Mary u. Willard, ealtoF
Of the StgHaE. .. ~
Of Mnsi0 Gnncurt In tho auditorium OF tho Moth.
pdist Church last evening, Tho pr0KrAln waH 0f
q very hlgh order.
HYDE rAItK,
Tho Cor1ncr's Jury hold At, Inquest yesterday
upnn tho body OF Mrs. ilhakfns, who dloll ut
bfercy IIosptal saturday. They returned 4 ver-
iot that atIa un,l0 to hcr death thr0ugh tho III
strunpntaity Of NAthnn!c! iiasktns. hur bus.
the action of the Criminal Court. trholnas
WorthIugton and Th0nus Flnntiery were bell! nj
witnesses Ia tho sasu. as buth ct them wuro pFVs-
e.t ut tho ttniu " tue ehuotinK. 4 post. nartniu
examination wAH tHaIG. AiIl tho lulDG Wila
f0hnl IL havc lodged In tho spine, hAylnK paxsed
downward through tho iOWur pnrt Ut tho liver
carrUborHtIuE tho etatelhent uf Its prnbatau
collrse made ln THE TRIBUNE tue morning aftul
the shouting.
LAKE VIEW.
Minnie, the youngest daughter OF Dir, and
o'clock, THIS IL tho second tuAth TINT hMs CO.
ourrcit In tha tA1AitY within Il fbw 1lnnths
Minnf0 WIS very promising young latiy hno
fayor!t among the neEnbors and young fo!ka ol
Lake Wow. Tho fu,lilly has tho syupathy Of {
larsc circle OF !r!ctlGls In this hour VI aorrow+
, 1881-10-25
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS,

THE AETHQQISTS.
The meeting of tho Methodist minister's ycs-
tcrtlay morning was presided over by the Nes.
DR.. Flntfctd.
Word was received from the Rev. DR.. Cum-
mlngs. President OF tho Northwestern Unlver-
elty, who had beon Invited to nddress tho moot
InE, that oth9r engagements prevented him
accepting the Invitation. Accordingly, tho au-
ttciputctl nLdress by DR.. Cummings was made
tho order of the day for next Mondays meeting.
The Hcv. Dr.. fupo was called upon to make q
by tho recent Ecun,eninal Council which ho ut.
10 Deliuvo while in England that Wasleyausm In
that country WIS way behind sts Amerloan OIL
ons II Il sse qSs 6est to the e IT,
wcro made by Americans. too: nnd 1t was to be
hoped that English WeseyanIsm bad itnbibed
from tho discussions something OF tho American
nNono anu % ot tho other alvnes hay,ns anything In
tercstins to otter and thp attendance being s!m
ur, P0pt's r1tnMrkB.
rHEsnYTEny.
At the meeting OF tho Chicago Prosbytery yes
q sio Luke 1 F1rest st. Church was broasn1 W Up b..
cd 10 tho Key. J. K. Mculire from he pFesny;,
ii: sicciaro as VII received. Il WIS decidsi Tat
tho Installation should uccur Thursday evening,
Tso sodorator it 10 tscsldo IND ak she constiiS.
ttonal questions: tho Rev. lIerrlek johnson to
preaoh the sertnon. Dr; klttredRo nltcrnato;
| people, DR.. worrall nlteruate; and tho How. E.
G. Kay to deliver tho chaEKe to tho people, With
| DR.. 3iIllor as alternate.
MOON pltAYER-MEET1S0.
Col. George L. ko and Alr. Il. ". Hiss con-
ductcd tho noon meeting yesterday. The exer.
clses wore opened by tho usual dcyouon9l sers-
| hclrnE OF reports from persons engaged In the
work or savlnK souls In and nbout the city
Statements wer, nude ctnGsrnnx the WORK i u