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The Cultivation OF R3 ,es.

To raise roses in perfection. it is
neeful 10 feed them well and place them
in the full sunlight. AMI not where
they will be shaded by trees and
shrubs. After they have bloomed,
prune them closely. and also when
they commence to leaf in the early
spring. The beds in which they are
planted must be made very rIh with
well-decomposed compost, dug to the
depth OF 1t least two feet. In making
a rose bed. it is a good plan TO take off
the soil for two or three feet in depth
and fill the cavity with good ordure
well VOTED. Then add six inches or a
foo: of very rich SOL with a mixture of
sand. After the plants are set, mulch
them with long litter from the stable.
This will keep the roots moist and
cool during the heated term. and make
n healthy growth of branches and
flowers.
After the June Towering has passed,
all monthly roses should be severely
pruned and the new growth cut back
two or three inches; also the old
branches should be cut away. The
handsomest flowers always spring from
fresh growth from the roots; and 10
make these Start vigorously the knife
must be freely used. For a few weeks
your pets may seem shorn OF their glo-
~. but soon they will renew their
beauty and give You plenty of flowers;
while. IL you permit the seed buds To
form. il will stop the biossoming in a
great degree. Therefore. as each rose
3D. OF =. or. Nv batter yat eut ~
while in its bloom.
From the branches which are pruned
new plants can be raised. As rale,
all cuttings sholid be taken Of just be.
low 4 bud or joint; and they should DC
selected from young growth rather
than from the old where the bark has
become hardened. Try 10 snap the
branch. Ii it bends without breaking
it is too old 10 grow Easily; but if Il snaps
off at once it is in the right condition
to strike root quickly. Leave one OF
two buds above the bottom one, and
trim off twoor nor of the lower leaves,
as they will wilt easily, and thus injure
the cutting,
Clear sand kept very moist is the besi
soil in which 10 strike cuttings, and
they can be placed in . pot only A.
inca apart. and put up in the shade fol
q few DAYS. Warmth. an even temper
AZURE and moisture are essential fol
root-srowth. II viii take from three Il
four weeks to develop the roots, and
then the plants can be placed n rici
soil. with q little sand to tighten IT, and
soon they viii be good. stocky plants
-Florai CdtineI
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Milk for the Sick.

Milk is a perfect food, and the only
perfect food that exists. 1t conta rs
all the elements that enter into the
human body. Should n man attempt to
live on bread alone, or flesh alone, or
fat, or vegetables, he would sooner or
later s~tarve, through lack in these arti-
Giles of diet of some one or more OF the
properties that are necessary TO the nu-
trinent of the human body. But on
milk alone most persons can live, thrive
and grow. Milk has a value, beyond
the period of infancy, much greater
than is generally thought.
Tie old notion and practice was to
starye q fever. The result was that the
patient was starved, and had no strength
to rally when the fever was subdued.
Fever patients are now carefully fed,
advantage being taken of the daily
..remissions'-that is, the hours of
low temperature and the digestive
w of the stomach being aided by
pepsin. The bland and nourishinG
properties of milk make it the main
food for such patients. 1t is equally
the best food in many cases where the
digestion has been impaired through
overtaxing of the nervous system.
Some patients. however. have found
that IL produced "biliousnesS," as they
expressed il. But this has been largely
due to using it as a drink between
meals, instead of as the principal part
of the food at meals. 1t has thus only
increased the stomach 5 burden. Still,
very weak stomachs have been unable
TO bear it even as an article of food, es-
pecially in winter. The difficulty is
that the cold temperature OF the milk
has still further reduced the impaired
vitality of the stomach. In such cases.
let the person use il warm-sipping it
as hot as il can be borne. This heat
furnishes just the stimulus needed for
the process of digestion.
An exclusively milk diet, with bread
or boiled rice. for a few days, will often
help 4 person speedily through q cold,
or enable him to rally from temporary
attack of indigestion.-lOath'S COM
DlIIJH.
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THE ISLES OF LONG AGO.

n lovely isles so far away
In Efe'S vast Sur2in sea!
Around their Il pes the SUM ans play
Their silent melody.
sboye their heights the changing skies
Their lights and $ !adDws tnlow,
As they az in before M rise
The Isles OF Long Ago.
lovely isles. forever far,
And clothed with green they stand!
No change or death can enter there,
In that fair surnmc land,
Where happy birds. in shady bowers,
Sing with the Booklets flow,
And myrtics deck. and fadeiesS noWerss
The Isles of Long AGO
I've sailed out on the sea of life,
Far from their pnarly SJra1 d,
Yet often through the din :ni strife
see that summer land
The ocean Surging round IL there
With ceasc.eSs ebb and II wv:
So grad and pure and deafness lar
The Isles OF Long Ago.
Time. when life-s mighty tide moves on,
Stands ever 1T the helm.
I'd guide DER auicxsands and through storl
safe to a higher realm:
There. standing on the hills of ilght,
To view the scene below.
III see them with a clearer SIGHT
The Isles OF Long Ago.
Far from the ccaselcss rush and roar
of LIES vast. sHrginy sea-,
They stand in light forever more
In Gods eternity.
There in that bic SEED land OF truth,
No death or change 10 noH
IL walk again the ways II youth,
The Isles of Long Ago
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Rockford III Rcsts'sr
Fen axai..t n SAaD Hdg~.

Tbs Is furnished by NJ. wm wtL i6'S
FrAnkfori Ave, PhiaieiphIA Pa; some
time .iSoe ] received . severe Injury 70 MT
back by f..llng a=aiss: the sss-? edge u a
marble step, the stone penetrating II a. east
a half-lHeh, and !ravias avS1 Paiuful voaud
After suffering fog a tns, ! concluded u
apply 81 Jacobs On, AID am p'cAscd = say
that the result, exceeded ny eI!oeiAii'n.
1t speedily Al,ayei al pain and '%vol!!hg aad
by Continued use, male a pes:eei cure
really think 4, ;he mosi esic=e!oas liu;nent
ever used
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II 4. ev dent that 4 large portion OF our city
peop'e suffer from disease % tie liver,
bo~els, or kidneys Kidney-Wort ia natures
RENE " for them all Those that cam { pre-
rare the dry can now procure 10 tn liquid
form Of any druggisL-G.O5s DsIEocTlL
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PROF. Baird's new fish a IS to take
q large supply of siiad and striped
bass, early IN June. to stock the Sacra-
mento and San joaquin Rivers. tx.
perimen;s have proved thst these h.t
win flourish there.
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GOOD WORK.

rz~=~r~sE = 80 eu 49,
a. - go EssHksasa $500 $3.50
s4r sGsis.s { t&s 80 -
rFf t $3.50 - $40 1919
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ss-s Sst@t~S 80 este s-.tt~S~A
49, = n EF-Ns $3.50 - e&~NA
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~-iIeyman found o1 that his wife
was in love with Stevens. 81 Bel'aire.
o., and announced n determination TO
slay him. Aiming himself with = btg
revolver. he sought Stevens IN = public
place and fired 3: him once. As II
scared by the sound of the ars; shot, the
ayenger dropped the weapon and fed.
Hours af,erward be was discovered hid
ing in \ hay NOV.
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After vain ' spenI.n: I've huasrcI dollars
,or other remedies 20 relieve nv vifc. have
no hesitation Ia declaring. that 81 Jacobs oI
will cure NeuFalsa, says NJ. V. b uersoa.
Esq, 10; Pinkham & HcEson) Boston. Mass,
AZ enthusiastic iud0rser Of q merits
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tina, a remedy made - such common. simple
plants as Hops, Buchg. Mandrake, Dsudriion,
etc, make s. many and such marvellous sni
wonderful cures as Hos BItters doi IL mast
DE. for Nhcu old AMI yogns, rich and poor,
Pastor and Doctor, lawyeT ard kiitos, all
testify To having been cured by them, We
must believe aud doubt DO longer. See other
column -Itps.
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BOOKS
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" afflicted with Sore Ewes. use DIR Isaac
Thomp.on's Eye Water. Druggists se!lit &c
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"A move in the write direction. as
the man said when he took up his pen
to put the superscription on the letter.
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IL IA Possible

The fellow much sirack by ayoung
lsl wanted 10 return 4 ktss Tor lie b!oH.-
J..,,W Tff-su
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RrpDISG's RUSSIA saLyE Is the universal
remedy for burns, scalis, cuts, bruises, etc.
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Aim-Ready-Iire!

But buy YOUR guns al THE Great Western Gul
Works, Pittsburgh, IA. Catalogues Free.
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Write for illustrated catalogue To stand
ard American Match 90. P.ii.hur b. Ia.
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YOnsF'S Great Bible Concordance.

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Hature's Rrm~S..

WHY are PEOPLE who stut'er no, 20 he re-
lied oni Because tics are Always bicAAtnS
their unrl-
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LYDIA E. PiNKHAM'e
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
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Mrs. Dresbaeh died from poison n
Lancaster, o., seven years ago. Her
husband vas no, suspected OF the mur.
der. bmiiy Montgomery. 8 pretty giri
Of the same neichborhood. recently got
married. Before the honeymoon was
over her husband discovered in her
trunk q bundle If old loye-!etisrs writ
ten 20 her by Dresbach. In Que of them
Drcsbzch expressede wash that bis wife
would die. GA this clew 3 case has
been worked up against him. and he Il
In iail awaiting trial.
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IN CHAINS!

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Ax,x who rises BY as profession build
er " elevators.
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Good Watches at Low F1ccs.
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Second District.
Third District.

(TOWN OF DONALDSONVILLE
Ashby, Mrs. John. imp't ON church lot
No79, fronting st Michael street. 05
Block. Is. jcwelry, Observation-Disclosures. l 81
3owlau, Davis. nmpt On church lot
S44 fronting st Vincent street,. 30
Baptiste, T., imp't on church lot 49,
fronting st Michael street, betw'n
st Patrick and st Vincent streets 63
Baptiste, John. impt on lot l6. front
ing Lrssart street. betw'n Taylor
street und the railroad. ....... 80
Benjamin. Pierre. impt On lot 55, cor
ncr st Patrick aud COnW way sheets l 30
Bradford. Joseph, imp't on lot 1u
fronting the railroad. betw'n Hou
mas street and Railroad Avenue,
stock, vehicle ana stock in tlade, 10 35
Bass. J.. r., stock Observation-Disclosures. 50
Bahin, DcrnOn, stock, ] SS
Cotield. James imp't ON church lot 3d.
fronting Paradise street. ...-... ! 81
Carroll +. IL. stock. vehicle and stock
III trade amt jcwcry. y..---.-.... b 46
Charles. Antoine, mp t on lot24, front
in. st Patrick between st Michael
and Conway streets. | 80
Carter, Joseph, impt on lot u, front
ing the railroad. between Hou,nas
and Railroad avenue. l II
Camps Joseph, stock in tr.do and
JeWtlrN ~
Colonb, l.. A.. stock vehicle aud jew
clry. bS
Coss, Robert. imp; on lot 10, fronting
Conway, between Railroad aven-
ne and Huuniis street o.
Charles. Michael, impt on lot p,
fronting ST Pat betw'n st Michael
and Conway streets | ~
Clement. Joseph, inp't on church lot
ii. fronting st Patrick street. ! 81
Donaldson. Scott. impt on church lot
81. fronting ST Vincent street,. | Il
Davis. Mrs. Catherine, imp't Oh lot %,
corner Raiirua'l avenue and Tay-
lur streets Observation-Disclosures. 8!
D.lyar,in. Joseph. stock and vehicle,
stock IN trade and jew~lry. ..-.... 3 q
Emsley Valentine, mp't on church lot
35. fronting st Peter alley. ...--.-- 10
Feitel, e.. iiewclry. ry.......--......--.- ~
Fayctte. John r.. stock in trade...... 4 10
GniS"u. Alfred. imp't on lot 8, corner
Claihninc and st Patrick streets,
Stuck, vehicle aud stock in Trade II -
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SEEDS THAT sURPRlsE! !

Make, new vegetable from q. A., dtdeRing
fonl anything ever grown here. dolicious raw or
eoCked Seed sent hy mail % cts. palsE eoya
ists to be the richest hYmaa bod known. Fine
fodder fodder plant. also. seed, u ets. : paper: Cuban
ever grown in U. D., arm. luscious, crisp and
suEsry: best to keep Or ship. Is cts paper Of 2o
seeds, papers for q. Very scarce Log Wood
quality. early AMI prolific. IS cts. paper. Climax
Ioma.9i ,e9es. aayof early prolific: sold.sn-
tian Corn from the Nilel. "ields immensely
IN the South whets other corn falls. Unequaled
for table OF senck, % cta. paper 75 cts. pound
Teosinte, ons plsnt feeds COW two days 10 to II r.
high. IS cts paper. Cuzco Corn grains In long.
paper. All the above sent for u, Of each for e
Address G.. y. G3BLBERT 4 ca. AsIsHta, Ga.
Reference: Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayoe o6
Atlanta.
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Eight, District.
No Good Preaching.

N" man can do good job of work, preach
IL good sernon, try IA law suit well. doctor q
patient or write good article when he feels
miserable and dull, with slusgish brain aud
unsteady nerves; aud none should make
the attempt in such Il condition when it can
he 80 easily and cheaply renewed by little
Hop Bitters See other column
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Transient advertisements 81 per square
arst insertion; each subsequent insertion,
rs cents per square.
Official advertisements 81 per square first
insertion; each subsequent publication ~
cents per square.
Editorial notices, first insertion, 2Ocents
per line; subsequently, 10 cents per line.
Cards of six lines or less in Business Di-
rectory, five dollars per annum.
Brief communications upon subjects OF
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No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is notrcsponsible forthe views
Of correspondents.
Address: CHEF. Donaldsonvil!e. La.
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AIRS, PALMER,
DRESSMAKER.

Railroad Avenue near Claiborne street
Donaldsonvilie.
Plain aud fancy SEWN. OF all kinds teur
in best style aud on reasonable terms. a
trial solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Fifth District.

Atkinson. Buss. stock k. 10
Anderson. Jos. stock Observation-Disclosures. 10
Ben, Allen, stock. Observation-Disclosures. As
Broadly. Peter, stock ck.......... 4S
Banks. Howard. stock. 2l4
Baxter. Jack, stock Observation-Disclosures. ~
Brand, JnMes NJ. stock and jewclry-. 2 IA
Clark, Oliver. stuck. ... 80
Christ"ph. Nicholns, stock ..-..-.... Is
Carol, Mrs. Rosalic. stock. k...... SO
Charles, Francois, stock. .... 4S
Cummings, Ihos. stock k...... 3S
Driver, Henry. stock ck... | %
Davis, Alex, stock Observation-Disclosures. O4
Ester, Ben, stock. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Green. Robt, stock. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
GrlgShy, Stephen, stock.............. 90
Green, jacob, stock. Observation-Disclosures. 48
Green, Mrs. Elizabeth, stock -....... l %
Green, 81. stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l6
Harris. James, stock k.......--....... &c
Haynes, Andrew, stock k.......... 90
Haynes. Gus. stock. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Hampton George, stock. ............ %
Harris Henry. stock 81
johnson, Reuben. stock. | 48
johnson. Sam, stock. Observation-Disclosures. 81
johnson, julius, stock. / O2
Landry, johnson. stock. ....... ~
Lemnux. Wm, stock. k..... l Is
Lewis, Marshall, stock. ~
Miller, Shelrack stock ..... 4S
McAcal. Sandy, stock. :l8
McLand, Sam, stock. -
McLand, John. stock. l -
Presby. Holland, stock. / 30
Richards, Frank. stock 9 "a
Robertson, Thomas, stock Oh
Steward. Stephen. stock. ck.. Is
Stevens. Lilly. stock. ~
Spies, Ben. stock. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Taylor. Dick, stock Observation-Disclosures. 3S
Taylor. Abe. stock ................. -
Thomas. VIM, stock. ......... .... l IS
Tony. John, stock Observation-Disclosures. :}S
l'rsln, Charles. stock AZ
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DONALDsONvn1E LOUISIANA

Williams, James, stock ]
Washington, Sam, stock .........
Wallace, Mich, stock. Observation-Disclosures.
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Saturday, the 23rd day Of April,
A. n 1884,

and continuing on Monday and each sue
ceeding day until said sales are compile
ted, all movable property on which taxes
are now due to the State of Louisiana
and parish Of Ascension, to enforce col
lection of the taxes assessed on movable
property il, the year 1880, with interest
thereon from the 31st day Of December,
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 movable property, and
the property. offered for sale are as fol-
lows, tO-wit:
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DOnnldsOnvil Ia.
ATTORNEY AT LAW

Practices i'll the Twenty Second judicial
District comprising tn" parishes st. James
and Asrrnsi"nl. and III the Supreme and
United States Courts.
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InHN l.. FOECHA.
CiStcrn Maker,
Railroad Avenue, opposite the Post Office,
Bona lalsOM lille, Ia.

All work guaranteed and satisfaction
warranted, Prices lower than the lowest.
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AIRS. CURIEN,
AVA %YIssWH Hz9'M:9
Ibcrville ST., opp. st. Vincents Institution,
DDOn n0ldSOnvllle, n I.al.
Mrs CURIEN. a French graduate. respect
fully tenders her services to the ladies of
Domaltlsonviile and vicinity. Best refer
ences given. jlyT-ly
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Gondran, Joseph, Jr., jewelry.
Gondran, Jules, jewelry.
Gauthreaux, JosephD. jewelry.
Grilhe, Adolphe, i,np't ON parish lot
4, fronting Railroad avenue, i,np't
on lot l6S, fronting Railroad av-
enue, imp'ts on church lot II,
fronting Mississippi street........
Green, Willis, imp't on parish lot ~,
fronting Opelousas street, betw'n
Houmas street and Railroad ave.
Gale, Edward, imp't on church lots Is
and 81, fronting Conway street,.
Harrison, Mrs. Alice. imp't on lot 81,
! fronting Railroad avenue, betw'n
St Michael and Taylor streets....
Jones, Frank, imp't on batture on La
fOurche street. ....................
johnson, Reuben, imp't on lot l9, cor
ner Lessard and st Michael streets
Jones, Jim, stock.
Levy, Noise, jewelry lry...........
Lewis, Mrs. Hannah, imp't on lot 26,
fronting Conway, between Hou-
mas and Chetimaches streets.....
Levy, Alfred, jewelry. ry................
London, Fred, imp't on church lot g..
fronting st Vincent street.
Landry, Mrs. Titine, imp't on church
lot ~, fronting st Patrick street..
Landry, Pierre, imp't on lot 48, front
ing Lessar,l street between Taylor
street and Railroad avenue...
Landry, Mrs. Amanda, imp't on lot 80
frOnting Chetimaches etreet be-
twin Opelousas and Claiborne SITS
Leblanc. Wild. L. D., i'np't on church
lot - fronting Paradise street,.
Mxriette, Mrs. Francois, improv't on
church lot fronting st Vincent st.
Mckay, James, imp't on church lot
~ fronting st Peter alley.
McFabb, Sam, ilnp't on lot 81 fronting
Lessard between St Michael and
Conway streets. observation-disclosures.
Nebbets, John. stock in trade, .......
Pinel, Joseph, stock. k.............
Pinel, Simon, inp't on lot A front
ing st Patrick street.
Proctor, Mrs. Mary, inp't on lot %
fronting Railroad avenue between
Conway and St Michael Streets.
Randall, Mrs. Isabel. i,np't on church
lot fronting Mississippi street,.
Rodrigue, Mrs. Hyp"Iite, imp't Oh lot
Is fronting Hounas street betw'n
Taylor street and the railroad. -. l
Rowsby, VIM, imp't on lot 46 fronting
Taylor street between Lafourcl,e
and HOnmas streets.
Smith, Mrs. Charlotte, imp't on lot G6
fronting Conway street. ..........
j. H.. imp't on batture
lot : estate Y Muurin, stock and
vehicles. ~
Thompson, Mrs. Ariunnc, imp't OH lot
50 fronting Railroad avenue. ....
Toussaint, Adam, imp't on lot 80 front
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