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aud Z, iarmlcssas water.

WicKEDNESs.-Not a bad heart. hut diseased
Liver +, OFTEN the cause Of violence OF ten per Via.
diciiy"ncss, and sometimes crime; for. when 'ls
spleen IS Affected. the heart Is cog2ed IN rs better
impulses for want Of action TO c5rrS of the bite
% have u'ed SIMMONS liver REGULATOR. uo.
pn'f once. hut often, and can confidently ass D. b,
hds done ne more ,od Than any o'htr medicine
have ever used ! think II Is 'hc greatest medicine
for disea 81 Liver made IN the world. Many o. my
neghhor' have ,i,ed IT, and al Will say a. much Z
not more than DO for is virtue.
"JOHS }. ALLEN. BiAb county. Ga"
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TEMPERAScg.-Mis Frances Il. Willard,
OF Evansville, H., president OF the CHRIS
tian Women's Temperance Union, will de-
liver a lecture on this subject at the Broad
Street Methodist church ut 1880 O'Clock on
next Thursday evening.
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CONVERSATION AT ST. K'S.-There
was a large congregation a! -. Marks
church last evening so witness the solemn
rite OF confirmation. Bishop Whittlc
preached an able and impressive sermon.
after which he confirmed twenty. eight can.
didates-nine males and nineteen females.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 36 !;
o A. NJ, AZ; noon. Sc; 3 L. NJ, "a p.
NJ, 81; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature, 465.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTO-DAY.-For the Middle
States. fair weather, winds mostly north
erly, generally higher temperature, and sta
tonary or lower barometer.
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". -. BLAIR Il 90. have been appointed age .
f"I Juls Numm Champ. gaes for The state of
Virginia. THIS wine clual.any. aud M-tsrs. ~ AIR
60 props, 20 sell it lower than any oih,r 64e
grade of 'Han.pigne. They are also sgc1i5 for the
- -eLralen c..rl.calr Nm.
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INDICTMENTS. .-The grand Jury OF The
Hastings Court yesterday indicted the fol
lowing persons: william Bell, for stealing
a gold watch from John {. Walsh, Jr.
Arthur FurouSOn, ass1ultlng James sun
ders with a brick: JlmeS Mallory. house
breaking; Sylvester Douglas two cases.
hou>cbreakiug; Charles L1timorc, S'ahbln-
William Henry Williams; William II. john
son, stealing mule from Channng Robin
son; james G)uldman. miSdemeanor.
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Or. HARTLEy's REMEDY cures Cslsrrh whcn
all oih'r known remedies fail. One package is
generally sufficient to effec. 4 cure. Sold ~ all
druggists
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THE HENRICO DIFFICCLTY.-Robcrt Hale
and son, who were arrested last week
charged with unlawfuly aud feloniously
aSsaultng and wOunding Pbilip Glthright
with an axe, in llenrc0, were before a
magistrate OF that county yesterday. They
were sent on TO the grand jury OF the County
Court and admitted TO bail. Gathrisht, wbo
was badly wounded, j. improving.
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SH NJ TEIkS:AD.

4 w. ~ WANT OF SE&NE.s ~<nWcns
"a "a iikstAD walld do weh by S~2SSss
sIpilng themselves at the rel.s rkably low prIooc
T.. LIGHT 1ENSTEIN & Sons
az, ~t eferihy tseir good at They 4Svc In stock az
,'l..soHn LsSl brand. superior TO any ever i'm.
F4t,td sho Warranted +, give satisfsciion.
sr,Ssssk baye z.sO in stock SEINE-TWINFS,
~',iy deschp:iOE.
'W bes' sOOd<AEA bottom figures Gallon
l.. LllH1EE STEIN & sons.
10 ilirect importers
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whiskey-ring or under threat Of the party
lash TO aid in the election of a man for
whom they cannot conscieutiously vote.
III IL Is necessary to kick out Of the party
traces and nominate m independent csndi-
date 10 accomplish this object, let IL b. done.
we have The power to enforce our de.
mands If we but act unitedIy and firmly.
nFH
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To rake the hands smooth, to keep he rps
FROM chapping, there u uo'hing better than ta's
excellent prep ration. Now hat the cold wcith
ha, -, 10 cyeryh1 ,boul't baye some OF II.
Pi'pueI ~ 4. ROBERTS BAKER, DugglJ, 80.
LI Maln elraHt.
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Personal---very.. Dc. Preston is slowly
recovering from his serious Illness, aud II is
hoped that wi,hin few days be will be able
10 resume his duties among his people.
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM,
GINLs 10 LNEnN N-ou,.

HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AyD
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLFXroN.
No matter bow much II may have become Ina.
paired by nature or Otherwise, II makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT like THAT Of YoUrH.
/, IS not only ELEGANTLY PgRFUNrD, bat 4. +,
in oyerY way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
L. APPLICATION cannot possibly be detoc.rd.
aud 4, HARMLESS as water.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

THE MAYORS VETO OF THE APPRoPRlA-
TION ORDINANCE NOT sUsTAiNED-RE'
PORT OF THE STREET COMMITTEE-1HE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
ORDISANCE PASSED.
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LANpREDTWS FRESH AND RELIABLE GAR.
DEN-SEEpS sold ~ /. WAGNrR. DrugXi.t
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HoK>FoRD'> AcIp PHoSpm,TEIsusefulin In Ncly.
ju' Headache EewlIe of limitations.
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>,., syx,oG PARTNER IN THE AUCTION
o." poon. AND BUiS LARGELY.
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HUB PuNCH. delicious beverage. at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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FANCY GOODS. sc.
SrEyEN+
OPENS TODAY

~ immense assortment Of LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN'S SATCHELS, BAGS, and VA
LIsEs, from%l 10 80, IA Black. Red, Brown
all leather. Sse this sock before AHying.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
I ACES. LACES!

JACT>. LACES.
uL-LINEN TOEClION at &c. per ward.
g,lu,fM >HELL-PATTEEN TORCil0N at &c.
per yard;
Anew assortment Of NERMiCELLL CORALlNE'
BRABANT. ODESSA. RUSSIAN, and other
FASHIONABl ELACES.
A. 10 SEE orr new AGL-SlIK LAEGE-SIZE
LACE tICHU> at 7jc. and 81.
NEW GOODS arriving daily from our buyer, who
i.uow North HUIZLtR BROTHERS.
lulS 52j l;road street.
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ANnALTsfAN HALM.

BHUSNwfck souPs--Holon Giyors-2jc. . can as
CURI~TtNS Y WHITES.
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ArCrsOS SALES THIS DAY.

D!RE'T FROM Nrw ORLEANs-the best j-celt
g. iGAE m America, at CHRISTIAN & WulIIf.
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FLORIDA ORASGEs, direct from J,ctsouS.fl.,
florida. az CHRISTIAN &sNHITT'S.
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corcms.-v.e Bnowx's peoxcm,L rpocn, s..
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> STOCK WILL BE on EXHIBI
1hh r,oX on MONDAY, MARCH Z, 1851.
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,,cr THOUSAND NINE huNpKEn h>H
rulRTY-Two lvVs SOLD hi "*oh"
an THE ECNDkRwRIrtRs.
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ssEfAi.NGS.
, = II - ~ y
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TIE GREAT LENrES RECREATION.

TIE GREAT LENTES RECREATION.
PROFESSOR CROMWELL,
TPE
CHI BRATtD ARTIST TRAVELLED.
Viil ysUay AMI orally illustrate,
TUESDAY NIGHT. MARCH SIN.
ROME, THE ET ERH Al cry.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, M,RCH 9TH.
THTRSDNY MIGHT. MARCH l0Tu,
SWiIIERLAND Az - 7 III Al F5s
FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH llTH
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
WEDNESDAY, MATS ~ At O'CLOCK,
fhY -PECfNL REQrEST
Wt>1AiIN>I Ek ABBEY,
SATURDAY. MARCH 18TH.
MNTlNFE.
ATRlP ABOUND THE WORLD.
!rls sion on TIL, cents
ADMISSION TO NIGHT GNTFRrsfNAENl
Orrtestra ard Ofciies'r, Cucie. 5Oc.: Dp,s O. r-
ere. So. Chidic1. - cents No tNtrs ch'ine f.f
rCscrtcd seats, 20 Il a. EAMOs X NOSES, | l4int
Clic'e, 25c.
Door open al 1870; commeuci oats p'cio-i.
ma
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NV1sicE.-pD and after The 18TH DAY
lLnyTt ,MAktt. 1881, NAVIGATION WILL BE
Lefssa.' ,n on lle SsL,es River aud Kanawba capsl
Bs.i,na bechsnas ana the mouth of Norlh river
'A''a s"d OiRtTS VIZ he governed sccCrdlgg;y.
j. l.. WILLIAMS.
NAsos Cana! kuperinieudent.
''p @ 1851. Mh 5.lQt
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..l,,r,>cuANLACES for Curtains NOTING
NV.'','vtACFS, No. LAMRREQClNs and LAMBRE-
nn|T~IACF,LACE BEi'-srREApS and Pill
TOW. .sHGMS 20 match Mo-
~" L ,rttOW- -SHAMS, SHEET SHAMS, and
,,.,,pSr1II.ES TOILET MATS;
Va" ITALIAN, and PlL LLOW-CA>E LACES !;
i, E,sSYS,gI,<NES and other FASHIONABLE
l',a~ TDcINGS aud tNSERTlNGS. IRISH
i'h1 'h~1nnrYFT TuGlNGS. aud SWISS tMBROlD-
ygY EpGiNGS; .
,n,.p. rpGINGS and I$SERTlNGS;
hi'NNs.n,>NF snd BOGINET LACES;
,n,rpoIprRED CLOTH riANO-CONERs and
uARSEILLES QUILTS
,tf,ion 10 the above will De found on our
WFT-GoODS cot NItR, -
,.,rN and CurTON sutkTlNGs and Pill
ir,rr 1NMEKICS. BLENCHED and UN-
aCUFD COTION>; ,,,..
,.rI'''',ii,'c' t,IN6HAM~, DENNIS. and STRIPED
pelIH1iIyGs, HiStG'E TriQrEs, CHECKED and STRIPED
v,NFl.fiIiiLTS, y. MIS- noNfYCoNR, and CROCHET
r,Skty RtD. m.FACHFD. UNBLEACHED.
81 "''t ,pFNN TAHL -nAhA>k
arpktYRfD. ELENCHED, ana CNBLfACH
r.utti> TON EiLING. IRISH LINENS. BLAN-
kFI-. and fLNNNtL ..,,,,.,,,,.,.., ,,,.s
X .md LACE : AEFS aud TIES. LACE
ti,uI->.JAPANFSI fARA>cLN, &c.
LINN GHOIHEES.
tc lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
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LEs~gt xES.

I ECT l. RE
IL AT UNGON->TATION
METHODIST EPI~t OPAL CHURCH,
REY. H. &. tllEATHAN.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARC n .. ISsl.
S.ihl.rt: THE CAPTIVE o. EEN; Ub. IROh
BONDAGE 10 TIE THRONE.
Admission. 2j ceAt,. mh l-3.B,7&s
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SPECIAL Nor,'.s.

.cprAr THREE DAYS sALEoF LAWSON
peoTHERs' STOCK or LACEs' tM-
RRoIUEGiES, sc.
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TIE RICHMOND PosrMAsrERsHrp.-Dr. G

! TIE RICHMOND POsTMAsTERsBIP.-Dr. G,
X. Gimcr, who was appointed postmaster
OF Richmond by President HAYES 10 6II the
uneXpired term OF Colonel Forbes, and
whose nomination was sent in 10 the Sen.
ate for another term, but renamed uDcon-
| iirmed, has another opponent in addition 10
Mr.. ii. l.. Pelouze for that Office. The new
candidate is Mr. Thomas B. Henley, SON OF
Rev. DIR. S. Henley, pastor OF the Smyrna
, Cbristian church in King and Queen
county, and direct descendant Of
Alexander Campbell, founder OF the Camp
bellite faith. 1t is stated that Mr..
Henley and the Rev. DR.. Power, pastor
Of the Vermont Avenue Christian church.
OF Washington, were old classmates and
last friend: at Bethany College, near Wbee'.
ing, west Va, and that, though separated
during the war, their friendly relations
were renewed after lis close. and they have
Oeen continued ever since. Soon after the
election OF Mr.. Garfield, DR.. Power, who is
the friend and pastor OF the President.
urged Mr. Henley TO come on to Washing.
ton after the inaugural, as he was confident
OF being able To secure the coveted position
Tor him. Mr.. Henley Is now in Washington.
as are the other aspirants to the office. and
another spirited contest for the position OF
postmaster OF Richmond may be looked for.
A BOLD MIDDAY usE.R0BBER.-
neighborbOod of Third street between
Franklin and Main was thrown into some
excitement on sunday afternoon about >
o'clock by daring robbery which was al.
tempted 1t the residence OF DIR. George +.
Brown. Ii seems the Gentlemen of tne
house were dinl1g Oat, and there was no
one in the residence at the time. The
funeral OF an aged and respected c,lored
person named Maria Morton near bv had
drawn large number OF her CoIOred brc.h-
ren to tGe HCigbh0fhO0d. when il was dis.
covered by Mary Tucker (cOl0rcdl, who
lives just opposite DR.. Browns, thai man
bad entered the front window OF his resi-
dcnce and was proceeding 10 rob the preml-
scs. The alarm was at OGce given. and the
rogue, finding he was detected. dropped his
plunder aud took to flight. Many Of the
colOred people, male and female, ran ai;er
the escaping bOUse-breaker, and gave hot
chase around the square. The pursuit was
an exciting one until the fugitive was a.
last captured bv a coicred man on Third
street near the scene oi the robbery. Tue
offender proved 10 be JImes Mallory. q
white man. who has long been trouble
some character, having been timc and again
arrested Tor drunkenness, and disorder. lie
had bearing before Police Justice Rich.
ardsOn Yesterday morning, aud Wls sent on
10 The grand jury, where he was indicted
for h0I'c-breahjng.
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NBSE.THREAD-

Q y - AA'AD. D. SSss1sss
b. - - sIi " Our whole stock of fAFiNF.THRFAD
sf "a. ~nis per pound Ices than cost, 80 as 10 cose
SHnTf Hbole stock We have lac genuine MAR-
p,Ie.s ~ = etiAt-THREAD. see IL aud get our
nb sSt,'we making your purchases.
.-o-1W LEVY BROTHERS.
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THT-RSDAY MIGHT. MARCH l0gH
WfIZERLAN AND Z III Al = >,
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WEDNESDAY NIGUr, MARCH 9TH
JERt-~ Aim AID iilE HOLY LAND.
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FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH Inn.
GFEkE BRITAIN AND lRELASI.
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WEDXE~DNY MATTEFE AT O'CLOCK,
iEY -PECfAL RRQrESU
Mt>IMI N>I Ek ABBEY,
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The gift Of a red rosebud means,
"Thou hast stolen my adections;''
OF . white rosebud, II AN to be won'
or II shall win you II l can Both
are declarations of love, differing on
~ in intensity. "One lisa hint, 1.-The
other a dead give sway" said7a re-
cent writer. The moss rose means,
"Thou art one Of a thousand" sithe
white rose, "My heart is free;" tie
damask rose, sBIushes augment thy
beauty the cinnamon rose, with.
out pretension;" tie wild rose,
Simplicity a withered white rose.
Transient impressions" where,
red rose, "Our Irritation has ended"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-23

AN old darkey, who Was asked
If in his experience prayer had ever
been answered, replied: "Well, sab,
some pras is ansud and some isn't.
Ponds on wat you axes 70. just at.
ter de wah, wen it wa.mighty hard
scratchin 70 de culled breddern,
bsarved dat wbenebber l pway de
Lord to sen one Marse Peyton's
fat turkeys to de ole man, dere waa
no notice took Of de partition; but
when / pway dat he would sen de
ole man to de turkey de matter was
ended to befo suu up next uornin
dead sartin2'
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ORDIN A. NOE.

MAYORS OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, LA,l
r March !, 1881.
WHEREAS, THE GREAT NECES-
w sity for procuring more effec-
tive Fire Engine for the use of the Fire
Department of Alexandria calls for
Immediate action upon the authorities
of said Town; and
Whereas, the law requires that a
vote of the property taxpayers of said
Town he had before special tax can
be levied for that purpose; therefore
Be it Resolved by the Board of Al
dermen and Mayor of the Town of
Alexandria, La, in regular council
convened, that on 10
Monday, the nth day Of April,
AID. 1881,
there will be special election held at
the Town Hall Of said Town, for the
purpose Of deciding whether or not a
special tax of five mills on the dollar
shall be laid for two years successive
Is, to wit: 1881 and 1882, upon the as
sessed value of the property of said
Town for the purpose of purchasing a
Steam Fire Engine for the use Of the
Fire Department of Alexandria. Per-
sons qualified to vote at said election
are the property Taxpayers residing
within the corporate limits. The bal
lots used and to be Voted at said cleo.
ton shall have plainly written or
printed thereon, For Tag or Against
Tax The polls shall be opened at 9
o'clock a. NJ. and closed at 3p. NJ,
and immediately upon the closing of
the polls the commissioners shall pro.
coed to count the number of ballots
deposited For Tax and tho number
deposited Against Tax and shall
make a written report thereof to the
Mayor of the Town. And the Mayor
shall then declare and make public
the result Of said election.
The following named gentlemen are
appointed commissioners to hold said
election: s. Cullen, Julius Levin and
W. W. Wilmington, Jr. Clerk, NJ.
w. Calvit. "a"
JAS. ANDREWS, JR.,
A. B. RACIAL, Mayor.
Comptroller. a.4
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What Shall We Do With Our
. Daughters3

Don't teach them self-reliance. I,
is so much easier to rely on some
one else. M4- ~.
Don't let them learn how to make
bread. Their beaux might think
they were not we'll bred.
Don't allow them to learn how &c
make shirts. tits better they should
not know. Then, when they are
married, their husbands can WORK
twenty hours a day to get money
with which to buy ready.made ones
while they knit red dogs.
Above all things, do not fail to
learn them how to wear false hair
and if your daughter objects to bang
her hair, bang her over the head.
Do not allow them to learn how to
make their own dresses. It is fash.
ionable to have q dressmaker. a
Teach them tina! dollar is only
100 cents and does not amount to
much.
Do not let them learn how to cook,
Should they understand the cuisine
art and know what 10 needed in a
family, the servant could not supply
all her relatives with edibles.
Teach them to darn their neigh.
bors, but not stockings.
Don't allow them to learn how to
sew on buttons. They might get
needles in their fingers.
Teach them to regard the money
and not the morals of their suitors.
Teach them none of the mysteries
of the kitchen, the dining-room and
the parlor.
Teach them that the more one
lives beyond his income the more he
will save. ~ "a 10
Urge them to 60 with incorporate
young men. It il convenient to
have drunken husband, AZ the wife
is enabled to take pin money from
bis pocket while he taking q drunk
en- snooze. ~. III.
Finally, teach them that God, who
made them, is an old fogy, and
made them in His image, which ne.
cessitates tight lacing.-[ Exchange.
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"Old Grimes is dead--that good old man,
We ne'er shall SEQ him more;
He used to wear long tailed coat,
All buttoned down before"
Why mourn for Grimes i-his daughters
live;
On Fashions streets we find 'em,
And still they wear "Old Grimes coat"
All buttoned down behind EN-.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-23

IODINE AS 4 CURE FOR DrPTHERlA.
Dr.. H. r. Gauthier, OF St. Paul,
MIMI, contributes the following cure
for diptheria to the Chicago Medical
Review: "While at Nathez, Mss,
in the early part Of 1866, I was led,
through my experience with an cpl
demic then and there prevalent, to
adopt the treatment I now propose to
describe. During this epidemic
about 100 cases; Of diptheria we're
successfully treated in the manner
about to be described. For some
years subsequent to my return to Il
linois I treated all the cases l en-.
couutered (dfty in number) with
complete success by the same means,
and I have since treated about $50
cases, all with the same satisfactory
result, except in two instances where
death occurred, the patient being al
most moribund when coming under
treatment. Previous to the adop'
ton Of the present mode Of treat
ment my results were by no meanl
as satisfactory, the disease proving
fatal in at least one third the whole
number Of cases. The treatment
which has proved 80 successful ia
my hands is AZ follows: The patient
is ordered tincture Of iodine in ter
to twelve drop doses every hour
we'll diluted with water, 80 long Al
the fever lasts, subsequently redu
cling it to ten drops every two hours
and finally every three hours; loca
applications Of the drug are mad
use Of at the same time. These lat
ter should be made by the physician
himself at least twice = day. Fo
internal use, I give, latterly, the de
colorized tincture; bread and starch,
articles of diet are at the same tim
used in abundance. Such is N,
treatment. a'4a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-23

THE Tennessee Legislature has
chosen a woman for engrossing
clerk. The susceptible members
swear that she is the most engross-
ing clerk that they ever had.
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DEMOCRAT.
TER MS;

THE DEMOCRAT is published Weekly
q. Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS per
annum --0sE DOLLAR aud FIFTY CENTS
for ak months - PAYABLE IN AID.
VANCE.
ADVERTISEMENT at tho rate
of ONE DOLLAR per square for the irst
insertion aud FIFTY CENTS for each
subsequent one. Ten limos or less
{brevisr type) constitute . square.
OBITUARY NOTICES, Marriages, Public
Maetings, Cards of Thanks, ETC., to DO
paid al advertisements.
PERSONAL CARDS-when admissible
charged double tho usual advertising
rates. rH
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-03-23

TIE Observation-Disclosures can
take a worthless sheet of paper, and
by writing q poem on it make it
worth $4,000. That's Genius.
Mr.. Vanderbilt can write fewer
words on a similar sheet, and make
it worth $50,00o,000. That's Capital,
The United States Governmen,
can take an ounce and a quarter Of
Gold, and Stamp upon it an eagle
bird and 'twenty dollars" That's
Money. .
The merchant can take an article
worth 25 cents and sell it to you fol
one dollar. That's Business.
The mechanic can take the mate
rial worth $50 and make it into j,
watch worth 500. That's Skill.
A lady can purchase comfortable
bonnet for $40, but prefers q $40
one, because it is more stylish
That's Foolishness.
The ditch digger works ten hour
a day, and shovels out three OF fou
tons Of earth for $500. That
Labor.
And q Nothern editor can take
harmless incident occurring at a
election in a Southern State, an
magnify it into q case of startlin
bulldozing and murder. That
Lying.