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National Republican., 1881-08-30
Sost onS So,lnS.

4 OST-A CATS-EYE SLEEVE OR CUFF BUT
IL ton from the setting. The finder will confer
iavor by leaving 1t at The Republican office. au29St
r OST-FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST o.
i 4 between Ehbitt House stables and Fifteenth aud
streets Carriage Door Handle. suitable reward
will he given II returned TO Ebbltt House Stables.
nusI-3tF
National Republican., 1881-08-30
PRETTY HARD LUCK.
THREE TIMES A MILLIONAIRE.
The Misfortuncs OF Johnny Skao-Ils Checkcred
Career-The EucEtful History Of n Man
Who Won Fortunes In tho Stock
Market and Lost Thorn.
Manyold Californiansshook their heads

Many old Californians shook their heads
thoughtfully yesterday morning over their coffee
as they read in the records OF the city prison the
condensed testimony of Johnny skaes extreme
poverty. There is nothing so startling In financial
ruin in California TO make II In the abstract re.
markable, but the transformation Of n prominent
millionaire into notable pauper is an occurrence
calculated to excite surprise even in this land OF
vicissitudes. Few names are more familiar TO san
Francisco people than that Of Johnny" Skae, for
every home which has felt the fluctuations of the
stock market has heard time out OF mind, aud with
mingled emotions, of the accredited author Of the
Sierra Nevada deal" The name OF Mr. Skae has
for many years suggested to the imagination of the
average Californian dreams OF a golden age Of
stock. gambling, marked by the palaces of the
nourcdiLr riches rising from every cmnence Of our
wind swept shores. In the minds of those who
have discarded their Bibles for the stock lists Mr..
Sknc has long been only with the cotcric
Of financial monnrchs, at the wave Of whose scep-
tres nature reveals her caves Of treasure. TO find
him suddenly in the midst Of the undstinguishcd
poor, aud apparently seeking lower depth of in.
solyency is therefore rude shock to the public
mind
National Republican., 1881-08-30
zSor ISale--2Hise seellaneoits

INoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN n Co, ST.
Cloud BnildIng. Real estate nnd loans Iy3l
National Republican., 1881-08-30
98anfeS-.Selp.

ANTED-oNE GOOD RESTAURANT COOK
Wv and one Waiter that can shuck oysters at 1915
Penn7ylvanla avenue. au2g-ate
National Republican., 1881-08-30
BRENT -2uisccllaneo,te

EoR RENT-SToRE No. 1925 PENNSYLVANIA
n avenue northwest; rent $50 per month. A. A.
WILSON, over Bank Of Washington. au2i-8t%
nMNIBUSEs TO LET-FoR EXCLUSION AND
" Picnic Parties. Apply at Office Imperial Hotel.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
SSanfe6 -2Iliscellaneo,rs.
For -Sa(e--Sottses, &c.

~ SECURE HOMES
This very desirable property, located on Boundary
and Fourteenth street road. Is now being divided and
offered In lots to suit purchasers We are Offering
choice Lots at i0c. square foot: one-h cash. hal
ancc payable within five years. with interest at i've
per cent. Call and examine plats at our office.
A. l.. BARBER sS CO.,
au9-im lie Drolt Building.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
SBoor0iua.


n, ENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND WIVES
W can lind large, handsomely furnished Rooms.
with excellent Table Board, at o2O New York avenue.
20 children. auog-BtF
National Republican., 1881-08-30

WANTED-s1X FIRsT-CLAss- FURNITURE
w Uphosterers. Apply at w. b. MOSES & SONS,
CORNER seventh street and Mnrket Space aul1.tf
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

Il IS to be hoped that the Commits
sionrs~ n.ig~lo ab3e to-Ffnde@ Mr.
Easi OPT as tslbnet Il pal Of
or ia aIs iesiie to assist II this
im ration boom suppose they write
Mr E1sign GA ,he subject, address,
ing Mm g above -EX
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05
-rTO-
ANVSWtOvs Y MGeMONNss,
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FOR I3SI-


The ArrEAL. having completed the
tortieth Yegr Of Us existence, needs
no elaborate prosnccias SIS 10 IFS
future policy Suflce 10 say, that,
believing the d moeratic party 20
he The safest repository CO.. the great
trusts Of The goycfnmtnt, ihe AprehL
viii continue 10 De Democratic
newspaper while faithfully adhte-
ing TO be party which it has support
a for forty years, it win labor ear
ofstly fdr the Development 81 south
m thought, southern industries,
southern literature. southern aari-
eultureand trade, aud southern effort
Tor unity and brc thelh00l between
an sections Of Tie country 1t will
audeavor % secure from Congress
.ibeIal appropriations for the inn
proving OF our rivers favor railroad
building, organized efforts for mini
grafton, manufacturing. and every
enterprise calculated 10 promote the
prospeutyof the people The APP
pEAL has no competition IN the vast
territory which forms The Geld Of lie
circulation, an9 which IL occupies
almost to the exclusion Of any othel
morning paper and it viii continue
10 all the essential OF q Grst-clas.
newspaper to maintain its conceded
position.
DAILY APPEAL, per yeaf........ so o.
DAILY APPEAL. six months ...... %
WEEkLf APPEAL, per year ....... 0
WEEKLY APPEAL, six months ... 81
Send for sample copies to
GAEI4AWAW a HEATING.
Memphis Tennessee.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05
rhe AIQsse ngeg,
trtatisaaa
EVERY THUR DAY MORNING


Tic halNor 0f Public Accounts
wn imu iattr 8aff the first .oi
Nav. make fho n ~ sehi annual as
uih1lon 81 the Chiskasaw &C .ool
fuul 1t4 ago ihe lptnl'es c1uiled
thereto. popet b'nN twtsiena
ture 81 lhe County rfessmcrs having
lre 5 been rut ouf Clarion
a h dorg WH. bulw Nn ne
csog eib9s asg.qosl tp work Gle
cotton aant Al ttf lofulcr au late
IS fhe working ~ the
- ah The farmer that s
y. IL 800 CRY
lamha Dispatch a1iA1
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

All Of the branches Of Business Education
taught.
Independent Department for the English
branches
Higher Mathematics, German and Elocution.
Photography iauEht personally or per mail.
For 3 full course Of Double En-
try Bookkeeping ia all of its
forms with COMMERCIAL Cores
p0ndence acknowledgements
For a Full Commercial Course,
embracing al tho branches Of
aPsactical Business Education,
Life Scholarship ...,....,.. $50
Reference made = thousands OF students who
have completed under our instruction.
For circulars giving ullinformation concern
ing THE 70 complete, board, course Of insiruc-
tlon, etc. Address
v0-nll-lT J. W.J0uNS0N. Prest.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

Col Richardson, the great cotton
king &c tHl South, Informed as in a
conversation Ga Yesterday that this
seasan Is a0t very pFomisingaone
teQgeu pioptersa Has Iepsnns are
lhN aasaasun q backward, and chat
i A&tahounl 3 sa6llHh planiina
uiHv aal Is some localities
wIhsss IT, has adopted new
merma 80 u0sltGhisnlants
leead Is testing tie seed before
pllnf9H Hial d aehen bqf liaes@,gt
of seed he plants q small quantity in
boxes aad y i,hfg Fpr 9gt Teaeilg 9H9
thc glaas 90 800 6Ils afltf Being ub
few dags Be can rely 81 Tue aeed 70
plant He states. GhaLha0Dds| this
tho 0uIYrsiiable way 10 test seed for
planting ~ ibf5 aeWgls has a
certa'ntEapt lsH-ids 200 aiandfnf
the proper time- Ficksburg Com
ala
we aarn froh &c 65.ssl .hattbe
following note was addressed TO the
postmaster ~ jackson, and BY him
referred % Mg y q Val COM
missioner afimmigEafinn - - :
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

Col Richardson, the great cotton
king e t.l sout, Informed as in a
cnLl1 r.aInn On NeslerdaY TINT This
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

should lko % get into corres7
pondepee wifh some active manfebd
caa control $4,000 acres Of cheap vel
good farming lands in SQherh il
aaI want tie fad 4
a9uhh9 KofmhnIf fanises ID
lna q g39diiah eHfaP
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

Al movement IS on foot among bus
ialss men Of Jackson and Raymond
t ed iLc iH0 places by tele-
ahcae Ihe move isa good one and
liatve Aord 80 eoeafIiqd'ppis Aee
nfod OF some system 81 rapid com
mauieadoa BIAS been long felt hy our
rersfslt lsaviaoh,A we learn. 3
iai BQtsAl "a HlslRlliNei, ppd eil
tOeI Is hsFdn1 as insure zoe early
eonrat.an. ~ tac project Is an aesise
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

At toe Annual co6ciaVe 81 ale'
Kaiaht geaplsrs q 81 tsil ipaisheld
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

Mn
u Exporter 81 .hp fhisaeo 1rGIbas
has rsa.ly SERB ~ Hon james /.
Alo81h cd l8Haa b as feaof.
the es seaat0r dcelIaes aia6lntelY IA
AZ fhd candidate # any psrty. Sd
"a IS tbat pc Is reqred ton
uoI and wants test rn1 aUet
I lorsf lfHs. nae accoIHf IS.
tbe res aqina &c famfl SO
pros taHlseE A N fFat 6 1l
lhe fusaa eanltlf E g atrnrhaf 3
Miss sen vest Il be
cents osNea Hill -
old Caai c 6
lievetha GonCt 0Hei u e41e
single county -VIeksburg CONNER.
cIal
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

Macon, GA, March 81, 1879.
From having been intimate anumi
Der Of years with the proprietors Of
cSwifts Syhilitic Specihc'' ] have
known much Of its manufacture and
use. There are men In this eommu7
nity-wellknoxn citizenship were
victims in early life to Syphilis, the
most terrible curse that ever afflicted
the. human family, ard who have
taken tie s s. S medicine, and are
now 20 all appearances, and in their
own belief as free from taiut Of dis
cafeas lIie lifstman. fresh from tlIe
bands o. bis 1Iaker Delicaey q
course forbids their public recon-
mendations Of this medicine, but ]
amfaIlewed TO refer the sceptie pTi-
vately tb those who will endorse
everything that can be said in its ia
V0f Being Professionally much op
posed to endorsing or Recommending
hoslrmns on secret remedies, il is
with hesitation that ! attach my
name to this Article but I know
whereof speak wren ! say that our
science has not been made public a
comhinai|oa 1nal to g Swill's Syph
igic SbsaG Tor the purpose indi-
Gated. The greatest boon the gov
ernment could hestow on hundreds
of thousands Of its citizens would be
to purchase this receipt OIL IL propri'
etors. and make It public for the
benefit Of ihe present and oil coming
'genelzll org. 2 Z 81 ~
III. MA5sENBUH6, Pr. 6.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, fro'
prietors. Atlanta Ca.
Soid 81 all Druggists.
fCali for ~ 81 'sYouun Mems fHiend.
.t# FL 1851.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05

At tae Annual louCiANe OF tuf
Kaiaht gehuylars q Ali tsil sippisheld
81 Koscieslzo last week, lhe following
we're eleelaUmcels d6IaE ahlng
year, ~
Wm FlQeh, Yiskshurg, Grand
Command Jas Il aieade, Leza
ton. Deputy Grand Commander; III
nj Bomberger, Water Valley, Grand
Generalisamo. III p fowler, Gre
NADIA, Gfand Captain General +
W. 1FhtaeF Water Valley. Grand
Preiat n s 81 sikr1. roiosoh
Gmna rg erar j t,awpf, JaeH
son, enH Raabfd4 y Lea
Kosela#k0, 9fnd Senior Waq
3 e Gordon Ef-rE Gibson. q
Janiaf afis David car Ao
Ga 60 6Hand standard beafae Jae
-ael - 5aele0n. Gfa1a #ard
ID arsf - aiosbf Holly snEa
Grand H8fdci J h Faliof
c.uslsa ersnflcaptafa Of le He
The csmaaag elasei rs hea 81
Holly Syringe auflhs Sid Wsaal
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05
.AgQe Cure

Is purely vegetable bitter and power
fuI tonic, and is warranted a speedy and
certain cure for Fever aud Ague, ChilIs
ana Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fec
yer, Kemittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical or Bilious Fever, and all
malarial disorders. In miasinatio dis
tFiots, the rapid pulse, coated tongue, thirst,
lassitude, loss Of appetite, pain IN the back
and Joins, and GOODNESS Of the spine and
exiremites, are only premonitions Of
seveTer symptoms, which terminate in the
hnae paroxysm, succeeded by high fever
aud pfoiuse perspiration.
I IS a startling fact, that quinine, arse
nic and other poisonous minerals, form the
baais Of most d the Fever and Ague
Preparations, 2 2 Specifics Syrups,n and
tT0nics,n IN the market The pTcpara-
tiuns made from these mineral noisons
although they are palatable, and may
break Che chill, do not cure, but leave the
mHlafid and their own drug poison in
the system producing quinism, dizziness,
ringing In The ears, headache vertigo and
other disorders more formidable than the
disease they were intended TO cure.
AYERS AqCE CuRE thoroughly eradicates
these noxi0us poisons from the system,
aud always cures tho Beverest cases. It
contains no quinine, mineral or any thing
that could iniure the most delicate pa
tient; and its browning excellence, above
lie certainty % cure, Is that It leaves the
system ns FREQ from disease as before the
FoT Liver Complaints, AyER's AoUE
CliaR, by direct action on the liver and
hillary apparatus, drives ont the noisons
which produce these complaints and stim-
ulates the system 70 q vigorous, healthy
condition.
We warrant it when taken according to
directions.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-05-05
The undersigned, having purchased from

''7F11'e
Il. II. GILLIAN e. CO..
Their entire Stock Of Goods and Groceries accounts and
notes and intending to close out this Stock without DELAY
offers these goods to the public at GREARLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH at the old stand of P L Gillian &
Co.
you wish to save money examine these Goods and Prices
before buying Those indebted to said firm are specially re-
quesed to call soon and settle up prompt closing up of
this business is positive necessity
ELON EZELL.
April lf-H.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20
Pay ~ You Gs.
PtAr t%oper.


| learned three trades learned TO
|be brewer, coach-maker and q ma.
|chinist, all before | was twenty one
|yearsold. worked three years at 81 so
70 day, AID saved enough out of that
Ito got start in life. Twas making ma
chimes to shear cloth. Then bought
the patent right Of the machine and
made them for sale. That was before
the war Of 1919. determined to give
the world an equivalent in some form Of
|uscful labor for all that consumed in
lit. / went on and enlarged my business,
|all the while keeping out of debt.
can not spend money before earned it..
Another rule hsd was to keep clear of
the banks. Inever asked them for ac-
|cornmodstion. l never got them to dis
count notes, because I did not wish TO
|incur an obligation without q certainty
|of being able to pay it. In that way
managed to keep clear of panics. Ny
rule was ''pay as you 60" | can't re-
member the time when any man could
not have had for the asking what l
owed. Another thing / wish to say
All the money ever made was in me-
chanical business aud not in specula-
tion.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

ID IS n
There 10 . very lovely girlin Southcrn
kaDsas around whom hangs q strange
and startling mystery. She has many
admirers, though never engaged to any
sne, for whenever yonng fellow pro-
poses to her he is fred on BY some nm
Fnown assassin. Who he il no one
nows or conjectures, not even tho
young lady Thisis very distressing tc
~ and painful to her lovers, several cf
whom are limping around ID q shattered
denditicn, for tho unknown marksmsn
seems content with crippling his victim.
II must BE- very embarrassing to Tho
young lady when lover, ignoradtof
fhc situation, drops on bis knees to
mAke an avowal, to realize that q mys-
terious and unseen Nemesis Is preparing
todrop him absolutely. Her agitation
ismistakcn for the workings Of the ton
Yer passion with which ho has inspired
hef, and he presses on toward his fate
with increased arlor.
dearest tell mo that you will be-
|nlne!" and he clings to her hand which
|trenbles with agitation.
"Oh, if you only knew! she gasps,
looking wildly around, eyes, l know
|all abouti it. Ihave seen shat you loved
|me all along, but tell me 60, darling.
Let those sweet lips breathe to mo the
words ! long to hear"
"You don't know the danger YOU are
|in, ,"she says in an awful whisper, in-
|stinctively putting o hand TO her ear to
|deaden the sound Of the explosion she
Knows ia imminent.
For thee ! would brave all DANGERS,
|he cries vehemtly "yoursbig brothers
frown, your fathers lusty boot, the dog
chained under your window, aye, even
the prospective and inevitable mother
|ll-i0w."
Leave me as you value your life,''
|she sobs, wringing her hands.
HlVbat is life without theee My
heart Is q target
"Oh, it is, is i'll"
"And your glances have pierced it
through and through. Your sighs are
loves bulletin-r
"Therc'll be q bullet in shortly, )" she
|gasps.
sThen tell me you will be mine.
Speak, dearest."
gHWill you never tumblo.'
fang!
Ho tumbles. Cincinnati Saturday
Night.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

Mr. Scptimus Brightly was an aris-
tocrat and a man Of rank. He had
held many Offices Of honor and Of profit,
and he deemed himself well worthy Of
bill honor that had been conferred upon
him.
This was the man who, somewhat
late in life, took to himselfa young
wife. The woman whom he had thus
|chosen to honor was several years
younger than himself. She was five
|and-thirty and he five-and-ffty.
However, though younger, she was a
widow, and possessed of considerable
wealth. And she was quito handsome,
|also. beside being intelligent, witty and
|viyacious. M
She had but one failing, one drawback
lin the Honorable Septimus estimation;
Fhc was Scotch by birth, and retained
much Of her native idiom and accent,
|of which habit her husband tried to
break her.
More than once Mrs. Brightly had
begged Of her husband not to borrow
|tronble on account Of her speech; but
Fhe laid it upon him most cmphatically
that he should not, undcr' any. circum-
stances, allude to her peculiarity Of pro-
|nuncintion in public.
Fora time after this all went well.
AT length, however, tho autocrat mani.
Tested himself. It was at an evening
party, given by himself and wife,
where many notables were present.
In the course Of the dinner the lady
called to o servant and bade him take
away tho fool cher pronunciation Of
|fowl).
Said her husband, very pompously,
and pointedly:
You mean fowl, my dearv
"Oh, yes" she returned with
charming smile; then to tho servant:
"John, you may remove the fowl and
pet the fool remain !"
II is doubtful if he ever ventured upon
p like experiment again.-New York
Ledger :
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

From Michigan the story comes that
2 man. of Keepe, Ionis county. offered
his daughter 80 if she would climb to
the top of the church steeple and hurrah
for Bob Ingersoll. The Ssrsnso Local
pays that she ven tho ole.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20
N ROUGE. LOUISIANA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 90, 1881
gallant young fellow rode toward him,
holding out his hand. J,
4 AIax - -

gallant young fellow rode toward him
holding out his hand.
1T takes the old regiment to do NJ
things in style :" he said, grssping tn
Colonel's hand. "Say, Terry, did yor
80 Miss Alice. Coleman has jnst go,
6ack from Memphis, and be told me she
had gone on a visit to some friends IL
ss = go
Bnt AZ he spoke he suddenly pat hi,
hand to bis side. II am shot, /" he gasped
fsintly. 1t .waa true. A stray bullet had
stfuck him in the side, and Col Terry
caught him az he rseled in his saddle and
rode with him to the field hospital. :
When the snrgeon examined HE wound
he shook bis head doubtfd1ly. i's - s =
" know nurse worth twenty doc
tors, whispered Picton, with q smile.
Terry, can't you 70 fetch her to me i''
Through the night the Colonel stayed
with him. Once be walked and repeat
I'D the question be asked just before he
was shot. ~ ~
81 saw her, yea" the Colsnel answer
ed huskily, ''She scnt you some flowers q
Tho blue eyes lighted mp with q ten
der glow, and Picton held out his hand.
Silently Col. Terry took from his poct !
et the withered flowers, . spray Of IVY
and half opened white rose, and laid
them in the ontstretched hand.
Then the wounded man slept. But I'M
|a couple Of hours he swoke, much worsc,|
land the surgeon in his rounds told the
|bronzed watcher that tho end was very
near.
"Terryw and the Colenel bent his head
Ito catch the faint accents. 'I'm DYING
I wouldn't mind-only-poor Alice! Tell
her, please-sbe loves me. you know
and I--oh, Terry! it is hard to leave her.
Ny poor darlingw
For o moment the Colonel could not
answer. Then, choking back o sob, he|
said slowly and distinctly:
"Charley, Alice is waiting for you'll
You arc not leaving her, but going to-
her"
Abewildered, troubled look came into
the wistful eyes.
'Don't you understand me Charley Z
She is dead. We buried her there in|
C.. I couldn't tell you before. But
now yon will bo with her before you|
have time to grieve after her. She died
with your name on her lips, murmuring|
|of meeting you in tho morning.
He understood now, and smile of re-
lief fitted across his pale lips. '.Dear|
girl" he murmured. II am so glad she|
will not have this to bear"
Then he slept again and the hours
passed on until the eastern sky bright.
|ened With the solemn dawn light. j
Terry" The word was but The faint
lest whisper, but the watcher Instantly
bent bis head to listen.
ut is morning." tho faint, gasping|
accents, and again the white lids droop.
led over the blue eyes. Five, ten min
|utes passed. Then Col. Terry lifted the
dead hands and crossed them over the
|pulseless breast, reverently covered the
still, white face, and turned away.
His two friends had met once mere
lin the morning of fadeless day.
Twenty-six of the mummies discover
led near Thebes have been identified by'
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

A bear in Colorado got hold Of Joe
Brooks and sailed into the. woods to eatj
him, but began on ore Of his legs and ID
happened to be woodes. joe lay still
|snd lot tho bear chew. He says twas
hs most disgustsd leaking bear he eves|
law. -
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

II only want to show you one thing
more, professor. Ihave invented short
method of boring mountains which
think will prove very valuable" Ny
dear sir" burst forth the wearied listen
er, "if you would invent short way of
boring individuals You would indeed
confer lasting benefit upon the racer
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

A couple Of girls coming from the so
Icial last evening were discussing their
|yonng men. evidently One Of them
was overheard to say: Well, s'pose
|he's good enough, but then he always
takes me to prayer-meetsng, church So
|ciables, and school litcraries, where
there's no money to be spent, and never
|cnce to . tbrestre Or for 3 buggy ride
-----~o-o-S.--
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

Twenty-six of the mummies discover
ed near Thebes have been identified by|
the scientific resurrectionists to their
own satisfaction, and the London Satur-
day Review says that it would not be|
easy to exaggerate the Importance of the
End. These are principally the remains
of royal families, ranging through four
dynssties, from 200 to 1900 B. C. It id
stated that "the mummy Of the Pha.|
rsoh Of Israel is among these, in p r.
feet state Of preservation, and the NUM-
my Of Thotmes Ill, IN whose reigl, the
obelisk that stands in Central Park,
New York, was iirs, erected. Lotus
flowers that look as if they had BEEN
(plucked few months ago arc lying in|
the wrappings Of the kings who were
dead centuries before the Pharaoh OF Is
rasl was born. and the passage Of 1000
years has not bimmed the beauty Of the
color ofthe Inscriptions and pencilings,|
which are az bright and fresh as if the
artist had touched them but yesterday n
The Inscriptions and papyri when fully
read will, in all probability, throw a
Hood Of light upon what is now o. dark
place to Egyptologists- the great mid
de period Of Egyptian history, which
includes the captivity and exodus of the
Ucws.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

Reds Gut Edge Tonic Regulates the
Bowels.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20

IS A THOROUGH REMEDY
In every case Of Mslarial Fever, and Fever and
|Aguo, while for disorg rganizstion OF the stomsch.
|torpidity OF the liver. indigestion and dist1rh-
snces Of the animal forces, which dobilitato, IL
has no equivalent, and cap have no substitute.
III should not be confounded with triturated
Of cheap spirits and essential oils,
|often sold under the nafhe Of Ritters.
FOR SALE BY
Drugc;sts GSscevs &c WSse Nevehanis Rseysrehese.
HENRY BUSCH, Agt,
Will supply the trade ct Nanufacturor's price,
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-09-20
VOL. 3.
ATTORNEYS.

~ C.BIRD, ATTORNEY AT Law. VIII
". attend promptly to all bus:pess intrusted
.o him. Cfiice on Convention street, between
Third lnd Church streets, Baton Rouge, La.