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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18

Scr SIS II II" eri0eint autpohentll6
in oemielbcn Snrnat, tpIe 0a5 2S00ens
blatt Der Su. StautS 5eitung nnO beltegt
aus Iauter @eieitOtt (obne Nn5eIs
gcu). Gin Sabrgang ocs leIben elltbalt
rcidli6 10 bel Snbalt, lDie 20 bis 30
BQnoe g%cp0bnliOen Su6formatS. SIN
Haufe Dcs Sabres erideiueH I'M wgEelten"
miuoeitcns e6S bis adj grDbere
0t omane nno ,@r3aDlNngen Oolt
ben beiten Shriitltellern ScNtl0lanOS;
boSu 9unoerte Don flcileren @%rsdplunge1,
9foucllcn, OumorcStcn; Johann belcDrenoe
9lufidse Iber SaQess@ ~rci9uiiic auf ni1ts
poIitil6em @ebicte; Der 9auptinbolt auer
S6erae unO S6nurren aus Den i'll
9eutl6lalo erlheilenoc1 WiB6lattern Die
pidtigiten telegrapbii6 iibermittcltcn Gae
gesna6riGten in Nui6luB on Die i'm
MoAenbIatt Der ST.. StStg. per0ifeutli6z
ten; eiu Wfarttberi6t, @hicagoer &0fatz
bcriht II. !. ~. &urS, User oas M06en6latt
Der ST.. St3tg. unO Den vWclten" guiana
men bGlt, enlpIGlgt I'M Saufe zines Sabres
cine DollitGuOigc Sibllotbet, ourN pelhe
Ct init benz g%elalnlnten oeutl6eu 0el1teSz
Icbcn in iortlpdbrenDer unmittelbarer SeS
aiebuilq bIeibt. Der beuIide Narmcr I'M
fcrnen &eiten miro Daraus III Der 9tegel
bel Ill b uuD Nusfiibrli6eres iber Die
Gorgdn9e unn i3ultGn0e in bet alien Oets
matb ~erfabren, ais CT ie in ieiner engcren
beutlGen 9eimatb aus ben o~orsigcn Dirf>
tiQen 8lGtthen erlabren babeu lDllroe.
9amlt ni1t unlere 6Itereu SreunDe su
furs fomnteu, lei bemertt, ba6 ieOer NDonz
nent eeqen llcberleuoun8 bon 2 Collars
(na6 Bertdtigung etpai9er GitGltGnoe)
0nr1iSnpN,61 oOf CIV Nr1 -, int1 h,tA st1S nonp11
ue6erlenDung bon 3 Dollars Qniprud auf
etier sSabrgang Dcs Us 0 d II blatts
Der Su. Stactsstg. IN D Oes SIS It ell"
bat, BON bent NblouF ieines ieBi9en
tpenn. gum 8eiipieI, Scnuant iein
announcement bereits bis gum 10. SUM-
1881 bssohlt bat, 10 miro ibn1,
iuenn ct eBt 2 Dollars Elm II ni0t
blnB bic SIT. St3ta bis gum Is. SUM-
1882 pprtofret sugeid,idt, 1onoern ct talit
aub. gIet6 Jest, fi6 eins Der
8rGmte II b ii d. r arsluben uno err
bait IS um9ebenO Su9eianot. ODER, pern
ct 3 Dollars idift, erbdLt ct betoe 8ldtz
ter (StaatsSeitung uno Beiten) bis gum
Is. SUM- 1882.
2tlio: @er,; duBer Der 8eri9t IL
aung alter Ut ii d It DIT oe, $500 ein<
ienbet, erbdIt bafir cinen san3er Sabrs
gang Der pOdentl. Su. Ststg. no bes
vBeiten"; - Mer, anger Der 8es
rt6tigung alter u III It d II 3 e.
$500 eiuienbet, erbdlt eiuen Sabroalg per
p0dentI. ST.. Ststg. I'm D cine ISrdmie
aus benz obigen 8er3eibniB BON 8ubern.
Wtar aereiiire Briefe NIB @eLoienDuu=
gen at
Illinois Staatszfg. Comp,
Chicago, Ali.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
Nn faumi9c 3abIer.


SIN ben lebteu Woden bnben mir an
oue bieieuigen %unicrer Ibonnenten, bic
ieit IGn9erer 3eit nit ibren !3ablun9sn i'm
&I6itanbe finb, @ebenfblGtter pers
i9i6t, aus tUeI6en iie ben 9enauen 8ez
tra9, Den ite ms i6uIoen. erieben fonnen.
Otande Der @mpfGnger peroen oieleidts
e%rftaunt barber icin, ;pie i6ncn fi6 bic
@o6en uno Mouate vauianmenlGppern".
Oenn, mic Der l6LieBlide GrfOlg unierer
Oiabnungeu 3ei9t, 1T es in fat al en- SGls
len ni6t ionobL l3abIunsss ~l1nlult, oDer
gar 3abIuugSz tnfdbigfeit, uls nur cine
getpifie SsquemIidfeit ui16 No6IGiligteit,
tpel6e bic Sreunbe elmer 3eituus gu idus
nrisen Sbulbnern madt. Sic Iaiien es
e6en, tpie man gu lager pflegt, al it'd
fommen; rehueu aud tuo9l barauf,
baB frii6er ober ipdter eiuma[ elmer unz
ierer Qgenten lie beiuden Dir6 uno fie
oanr vnte gauge @eihihte abmaden fon;
men,, o6ne erft @eIb in eiueu 8rief tbuu,
ooer cine Boitanpeiiun9 faufen 81 mIiien.
gBir miBten bod - 10 meiueu iie - mis-
fen, OaB ie uieben &ugenbLif 8 Ut fir
Die paar GhaIer itHb."
0as wiiien mir III lit ben meiitcu
Gduen auerbin9s, ouein bieies @iiien
niBt ms ni6ts. Die 9rOben untoiteu,
weI9e bic 9eriteGuu8 einer Seitun9 madt
uno oas 9oitporto mifien baar besabLt
msrbe1. Oasu ober scb0rt baares
@eIb un6 nidt bic bIoBe u~eber3eusung.
baB uliere iGumigen S6uIbner am lebten
Gnbc ygut~ itno. Dur6 Nibts fam
SenlunO eiuen 10 i6Gaaenbeu 8eiueis baz
fir Iieferu, baB er pgut fit Die poar
GbaIer" lift, ais bobur9. 0aB ct tie Dir t.
LID be3obIt.
3iemonOem ionte bies 10 iebr einIeudz
ten pie benz 2anbmanne, Der bod feline
8oaren au9 ni9t auf Mtouate unO Sabre
binaus Uerpumpt, iDn6ern gesen baar GeIO
D~erfauft. - Nber mas ibn reht 1T, oas lit
ms biuts. Sir g0nnen benz Qnnbmann
bic b06iten 9reiie fir bic Srii6te ieiuer
9lrbeit, aber mir piniden aud, baB CT in
Der Nbtrasuns ictner 8erbinOItdfeiten
esgsn uns ebenio pinttIi6 uno 9epiiieuz
bait iei, pie er es in Der GinfoiIirung ieiz
rer eiseneu 9utbdben 1T, uub OaB CT bas
O a b 10 eroen nidt BLOB boiie,
ionbern burd 8inftLidfeit tn ieinen 3abs
Iunesn iberfIIiiig made. Biinttz
Ii1e SobLuns ma9t quite Sreunbi6aft.
91o9 tpolen mir bemerfst, boB aud
no9bem unier Gorratb bon BrGlnien
our9 10 reue Slider vnad9eflut" porben
1T, bic ;u unierer nnSerebnen ueberroz
i6ung int 2aufe 6es MDnats OlGra in
GROCER Ntetse einseeanseuen gteus8efteL=
Iuneen i'm idon ipieber iebr onsegriffen
babeu. &outn1en I'M NlpriI bic 8eiteQun=
gen nur ebenio moiieuhuft, uie in benz
eben obeeIaufenen Wonot, 10 tDer6en bis
gun /. N1ni ale Yrdunisnbi9er DertbeiLt
ietn.
SnttDts @tddts3ettnngs Gnntpnsnie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18

StdlDe lei, etncN1letDe gum sStDed DER GttS
IOiun9 beS ita(ientihcn 8apier9eloes uns
ter3ubringen, 10 LANCE bic Streitigfeiten
5Dlihen Sraufrcid uno Stalien ui0t
8GH3lt6 9eid!idtet ieien.
3in6!nnO.
ct. PETERSBURG, IA. Npril.
ct. 8eterSbure,1 IA. gtpril.
Cine 9tn3n5l S1ihiliiten iiberficl beute
Die Wtilttdrpa6e III bent 0efdugniB, in
iuel6cm lid Die perurtbcilten gtibtliiten
bcftnoen. .3tDan5ig Durben gefangen ge=
monument; nan Tono Nomben in t9rem
8eiiB.
st. Petersburg 9, 10. Qprit.
Son ben gum Sooe perurtbeiLten 9iibiliz
iten iDurOen beute Yormittag UNI 3ebn
Jtuiiafoif, Oti6atloff. &tbaltidttiih, SEE
lioboff nno Sophie GeronstD Qebenft.
Ntjdailoffs Strau9 riff ;weimaI. Die
SrOnung wur0e nibt geltDrt. Our 0tnz
riOtNng bate ii6 cine ungebeure 3uiGaus
errnenqc et%ngefunoelt.
Gin Wtauu, tpelher ~rerbotene Druid:
iahen in leilem SeiiB bate. lit perbaftet
worDen. @r lebnt Die 8eantportuna aler
al i5l geitcuten Sra9en ab. CUR Seit=
lteulng lciler Ycrl0nli6feit Duroe CT in
Der 9aupt : neutrality-suspicious. auf ciner
Stubl geltellt unO ale 6auSbiener ionie
Da5 8ublifum tn1 Qugemeinen muroen
aufgeIoroert, Den W2anu 3u beit1tigen.
Ser @sar bate 0eiuhe bon 9tuilafoff
unD W2ihailoff I'M StrafnilDerung abgez
leDnt. Die 8erurtbeilten ipuroen inter
8cOcGung bon Soioden uuo Sufanterte
Uno untcr Dem Glauge Don Eromlnelu uno
Gfcifen aus Der Seltun8 auf oem Nihtz
ptaB gefabreu. Nb:beilungen bon alien
bieligcn @aroercginc1tern bieLten Das
S6affot Der 3ui6auermenge segeniiber
abgeiperrt. Die @efangcneu erbielten
oeiitli0en 3ulpru6 I'M tuBten crit Das
!&reus, baum chamber. Sic ipareu nit
2luSnoGme 9tuilafoffS, ben i'm IeBten Nu=
gcnbliG cine Sbnma6t ~lberftel, iebr ges
fast.
Nts bic @ciangcncn bas S6offot beiticz
gen botten, tpuroe etnent sSeoen Elm Sad
nber ben Sopf ge5ogen; bann tpurben ite
auf StIDle gelcbt, Die Nnter ibnen btn=
pe9Gesogen wurOen, 10 oaB fe bdn8eno
erlDur9teu.
Nieie tauicnb Meuihen batten bic Nadt
auf Dem 0inri6tunSsplabe 3ugcbra6t,
INT eiltelt altten 8laB aunt Sui6auen gu
ftnoen. Die @efan9enen nuroen auf
apei &arren aunt Gidtplas gefabrer, ouf
Oenen lie riidliugS iaBen; ibre 6Guoe tpaz
| rem all Die Bretter oeS bctrcffenoen &ars
reuS g%efeiielt; ouf ibrer 8ruit tpar in gros
Ben 8U6itabcu oaS @ort nRouigsm0rber"
5u leien. Die 2eideu Der @ebentten purs
ben na6 30 Dtiuuten obgeidnitten uno
ouf einem auBerhalb Der StaOt beIe9enen
&ir9bOf beeroist.
9sfrtfn.
@ien, Is. gpriI.
@iner MeI6ung aus 2leranbrien sufolse
lit Der &oris Don 9lbeliDnien in etnem
Sample aessn bic NiioimerfS I'M bas
2eben gefommen. Setn Na6folger auf
Dem Gbron lit icin Sobn Mt6aeL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
Giucinnatt'S 8Ia9e.
@tucinnati, Is. llpri

" | u u u u / y ~. Npltt.
Ser neue bempfratiide MiaDor Weans,
Der geftern iein lmt an9ctrcten bat, bat
beute l6on al Die 9oli;et Den 8efebl en-
laiien, Die StubbS Bill, ipcl6e Sbeaterz
8~orlteuun9cu am Sonntage Derbietet,
ftreng our63ufibrcn unO auf bic 9euaue
8eobadtuug Der ben gerfauf bon geiiIiz
gen @etrarfen regelnoeu @clcsc 81 adtcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18

StanOe lei, ~einc2lnleibe gum 3tped oer Ginz
IOiun9 bes italienii6cn 9apier9eIoeS uns
ter3ubringen, 10 LANCE bic Streitigteiten
5tpllden 0raufrci6 uuo Stalien ui0t
gGn3lt6 eeld)!iGtet ieteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
t. YcterSbur1, IA. 2tpril.

@ier Is. NpriI.
@tner MeI6utg aus N%leronbrien sufolse
lit Der &onis Don GbeliDnien in etnem
Sample aesen bic Niioimerfs I'M bas
2eben gefommen. Sein Na6folger auf
Dem Sbron lit icin Sobn Wt1aeL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
1tn8II&sf0M.
SEN Orleans, Is. NpriI.

@ie aus 2ittIe 9tod, Nrtanias, aemelbet
tpiro, gingen beute Der Selegrapbi1t @eo.
8auace unb Der &aufmann Sas. @oooloe
in Der Nd6e bon g1enport auf Die 9(uers
babn> Saso. Sic trennten 1i6 i'm 8aIoe
uno berabrebeten, %einanoer oil eiuem bes
ftimmten 8unfte pieoer 81 t~refen. 9SaLs
Lace Iangte bort 3uerit an. @r benerfte
in benz oidten unterboI3 cine 8epe9ung
unb iGb ettuas &otbes i9immern; III Der
Wetnung, 6aB oies BON einem Qucrbabn
berriibre, .feuerte er einen ShuB ab, pcrz
punoete aber bamit ietnen s5ogo9enoIien
tOotli9. @ooOloe bate nGmli6 beriu1t,
ftA gu benz Derabre6eten SteuOi1ein our@
oas nnterbol3 binOur63uordngen uno Die
rotbe 9alsbinbe, Die Ell trus, bate @auace
5u benz pe~rbGnsniBpoIlen Srrtbum nsrs
leitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18

UaDt0n, o, Is. MpriI.
SIM Snpalioenbauie bat Iih beute
Mbenb Der Oeutl6e Geteran fSrie6rid
9ertinann Dur1 @rbdn9en bas 9eben oes
llomlnen. Dertmanu befano lid crit lett
elmer 8o6e in Der @nlta[t. ST. war in
Sprin9ftelo, Otai., 3u 0auie uub biente
toabreno oeS- &rte9es in einem 9teaiment
leines 9cimatDsitaatcs. gr lit, ais er
1s@ oas SsbsH nabm, an @siltsslt0yung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
Bon, 0sio @ranoe.

GalDei it o II, 3cr., 10. NpriI.
Der friibere 9rdiioent pOn 0terifo un6
iebiae Ntiniiter fir 0fientltbe @lrbeitcn,
@eneral 8orfirio Oias, lit in Watamoras
an9efommcn. 9ie amer ifanii6cn @ipilz
uno WtilitGrs 8eb0rOen itatteten ibm eiuen
geiu6 ab, ben er beIte ermioert bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18

Die ct. Qouise San ST. anciscos@is
ie~nbabngeicui 6aIt 6at $4,000 Ncres
2ano, Die in W%tiiiouri, in @ountp 8arrp,
9eIcsen itnb, an Die vOltiiouri 9nnOs@es
lell6aft bon Shottlano" ~nertauft, pel1e
oaiielbe fiji. lAottii9e NnlieoLer ertuoroelt
bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-18
@tnSoisss syinGn5pIan.

Ser fribere Sinan Sminiiter Sherman
Bat ii9 3u einem 8eri1teritatter Der v&riz
bune" babiu ausgeiproben: ST balte Die
Nusfi9ruug OsS MiuOom'i 6cn Stnan3s
planes fir ni6t nit S6piert9feiten Ders
fniipft, oa @inoom Die our See
sablung bet 8oubs, beren @inIoz
lung gemiini6t tperoc. 1otbtger 0eloz
mtttel 81 @ebote itiltoet. Altorer=
iett5 ltege bic Grolongirung Der Bombs gu
81 BroSent 3inieu nidt nur i'm otttlltliz
den Sntereiie, %ionoern aud IN Der pollen
YefuGuiB oes Sinausminilters. @r be-
Slpeifle nidt, ooB oas 8ubltfum, penr
nibt neutrality-suspicious. @reigniiie ctntres
ten, bon Der 4Srolongirulg Der Soros url@
fallenoen @ebraub ma1eN tperoe.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

recognition of national peniterce for
national crime. 1t is shame to the
whole nation-a lasting reproach upon
our institutions and an eternal blot
upon our fair name, that the nations
chosen ruler should be shot down like
a dog, by cowardly ruffian, without
cause, provocation or excuse. When
Brutus assassinated Caesar he had the
excuse that Caesar was plotting against
the liberties of Rome. When Booth
shot President Lincoln, the country
was in state of war. The Nihilists OF
Russia seek to justify the murder Of
the Gear upon the grounds OF cruelty
and oppression. Brutus had the cour.
age to make his attack in the crowded
Senate-the Gear was slain while he
was surrounded by his imperial guards
Lincoln, cowardly as was the attack,
was shot from the front-but there is
not single redeeming feature in Gui-
teau's horrible, cowardly crime. His
worthless life will be but poor atone
meut. If it could be prolonged
Thousand years and he could be tor
Cufeu IuOuSauu SluAoS u"y OVou
then his punishment would fall short
oF~hat he deserves.
-, WHICH EXPLAINS ITSELF.
NY bussoaas will call me away from
, nome Oefore ansther issue of your pa
per, and expect % hang nv :tharp on
t the willows" for awhile. Tie Chron;-
Gle says they are allsut Of bacon. fonr.
sugar, coffee and mnu.y mn sSsst way,
and don't know what may be the
consequences, but if I ever, get back
E alive and with strength enotgh lett, l
will finish up the story lbegan to-day,
aud if your Brother Goodwin would
: not think it was acknowledgement his
preserves l may "drop you line"
Y from there, but make no promises to
that effect. I intend, however, to in
y vestigate the truth Of that garish tt,-
ry of his. -
Meanwhile I trust that Chatty will
continue to enliven your columns with
her sprightly letters, and if che shall
: have concluded by then to accept til,
# proposition in my last, l will on my
- return endeavor to sustain whatever
may he my side of the controversy
II Yours truly,
TOBIAS.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31
UNBECOMING HASTE.

Various newspapers and many con-
stitutional lawyers throughout the
country have been, for several weeks,
more or less exercised on the subject
of the disability of President Garfield.
Under present circumstances this sub
ject is one of some delicacy, and at tho
same time the emergency is not so ur-
gent that any great clamor should be
raised around the couch of the dying
President.
The duties of the President are few
and simple under our Constitution
There are no new foreign treaties ne
cessary now and no Senate in session
to concur in making any; no pressing
official appointments necessary nor
any official reports to Congress on the
estate of the Union" thatreGuire atten-
ton of the President for some time
vet. In fact, there is no absolute need
for the services of President Garfield
or Mr.. Arthur either Just now. Then
wbN such unbecoming haste in depo-
sing the President7 Office hunters are
the only class that is anxious or espe-
cially effected By President Gafhelds
physical infirmities.
The Constitution, of course, requires
the Vice President to act as President
in case of the removal of the latter
from office, his death, resignation OF
his inability to discharge the powers
and duties of his Office. There are nc
'powers or duties of said Office" so i'm
mediately urgent as to require Presl
dent Garfield's attention.
cor;sm2ughout all the painful and lin
g p rdiapense of the past few week.
I it is creditabls : Mr. Arthur's heat
and heart alike that =. hos 's shovn TN
most refined delicacy. i Ro bas man.;
tested none of the vulgar an; etv r
succeed the President that has 20,
displayed by his political friends in hi
behalf. In simple truth, the stalwal
Republicans are eager to have Mr.. Al
thur in power to advance their polit
cal schemes for the coming State cleo
lions, and the emergency, if any eS
lists, is purely political. The gres
heart of the Republic is now bowe
with bitter grief at the unfortunat
and melancholy shadow that hove,
within the household of good an
great man. The sympathy that ha
been felt and expressed throughout til
length and breadth of the land Ira
been so genuine and so universal ths
one cannot but. realize that sad ne
tional calamity is impending. 1t
unbecoming, then, and heartless
this supreme moment of commo
sorrow to wrangle about constitutions
methods of supplanting the dyin
President.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31
APRESSING NEED.

The labor question is rapidly be-
coming a most serious and important
problem, not only for the South, but
for the entire country to handle. De-
mand for labor has long since been far
in excess of supply. Even in the Nor
thern States, where, hitherto, immi-
grafton had conferred and seemed to
keep pace with the wants of industry,
is a constant cry for more labor.
Capital has been less active on this
account and many manufactures have
been suspended from time to time be-
cause of the scarcity of labor and the
consequent increase of wages. Immi-
grafton is, of course, the only resource
from which relief can be obtained.
Unless, however, the different States
or localities where the lack of labor is
mass serious set about organizing some
general ano systematic method of in
ereaslng Tue iHanx of foreign laborers,
me f,. asma NO, lor1 IS we'll as the wages
Recent statistics on the ss ,;ect ex-
hibit the alarming fact that csp:.a,
and industry in the Southern States
alone have been not only tempered
but subjected, in the last two years,
to an increased outlay Of 100000, 600,
by the advance IN the wages of labor,
the increase in the price averaging
Is cents per day in the last two years.
The most sensible course that has
been adopted by any Southern section
to stimulate the flow Of immigrant Ia
Dor is that of South Carolina. That
State has stationed active agents at
the different immigrant ports, whose
duty tits to make contracts for two or
mors years with as many immigrant
families as possible to locate in the
State. The expenses Of their families
are paid by the State from the time
they land until they have located in
South Carolina and found perma-
nent occupation. By this means the
greatest inducement is offered the i'm
migrant--that of paying his travelling
expenses and providing support fol
the family at the expense of the State
until he has secured employment-and
the result is a constant influx of fami-
lies of foreign laborers into the State,
and the rapid settling up of waste
lands by a permanent element of in
dustrieus producers.
In Louisiana alone, the lack of labor
aud the advance in wages, have as
sumed alarming proportions, and yet,
there has been no organized, intelli-
gent effort in any Parish, much less
any attempt by the State, to induce
immigrants to settle in Louisiana.
Labor is the only legitimate source
of wealth. Without it capital will be
inactive, enterprise and industry will
languish and the poor masses will be-
come poorer. The subject of immigra-
ton is fast becoming vital one and
may not be unworthy of some atten-
ton at the hands of the United States
Congress.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

The POETRY OF SMoKING-There is as
much opportunity for display of good
taste in the art of smoking, as in many
of the other fine arts. TO smoke be-
comingly, the appliances and surroun-
dings Should be stylish and in keeping
with an enjoyment so exquisite, that
none but the aesthetic smoker knows
half its merit or can appreciate its at
fractions. ga thing of beauty is joy
forever" Approaching the full force
of what we have said aud determined
to do what they could to educate the
smoking tastes of our citizens, those
enterprising Front Street merchants,
Messrs. Ferguson & Schnack, have ex-
posed and for sale, the finest and most
select assortment of Meerechaum pipes
that was ever brought to this place and
they are selling them as cheap as such
goods can be sold.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31
II!..I|LIl linn
ME'S and 30
.uLJ III.I.I|||l'l
at my elishment, your anScs
will be fl realized. Such a ~
OF GENI GARMENTS neyel
greeted tision ofmy fellow.tca
Summer merings! Hot Veal
bic punted All the Hes
nm Fabrics shown
in endless va
riakv
-LA1' and Misses Gold d
Bracelet Ferguson and Schnad
NOTICE,

LAND ORE AT NEW ORLEANS, l.
NQIC IS HEREBY az
~ hatS following named set
has ed otice of his intention
akafinaproof in support of
clain1andlat said proof will be u,
befo1the dge or Clerk of CouI
Alexldrida., on September Q
1881 fis ,oseph Babb, Homes
No. H. fthe NE. I of S-W. Il
N-W u =. +, Section 80, T. 1
r. Nv. louisiana meridian.
manufacturing witnesses to p|
his intinas residence upon
culti(tion..said land, viz: Jane
Gallon, ies Babb, j. b. Ash
D. CPaul. G.. w. BALDEY,
Au. ~, t-5t. Registl
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-DrR,NG tho mast week. while

During the past week, while the
comet had approached very near the
earth, a great number of tiny wee-bits
of children were observed clambering
about the tail of the celestial visitor.
Our friend j. B. Wilmut was first to
discover the little rascals, and succeed
ed in capturing a girl baby on Sunday
night. Thursday evening we directed
the attention of Mr.. H. Mcknight to
the comet, and that night he captured
a bouncing baby boy.-[Colfax Chron-
icle.
Brother Goodwin, how many others
have mounted the observatory in your
city, watching with intense interest
the comets tail? Are telescopes or mi
croscopes needed in your observatory
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

EDGAR T. Page, Esq, Druggist,
writes rs from Chicopee Falls, that
Mr.. Albert Guenther, under Wild's
Holel, has used that remarkable
remedy, ST.. Jacobs Oil, for severe
case of rheumatism and it cured him,
as if by magic. He also used it with
great success among his horses, in
cases Of sprains, sores, ETC., and it
cures every time.-[Springdeld Re
publican, Mass.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

ABE Weinberg, at his establish
ment under the Town Hall, Second
street, has just received and opened
a large and varied assortment of the
choicest Family Groceries, which he
is disposing of at the very Lowest
cash prices, and the family man.
will consult his interest by calling
on Weinberg.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

III you want a good and reliable
Railway Time Keeper, manufactured
by the Waltham Watch Company
60 to Ferguson and Scbnack, who
have Gold and Silver Watches Of all
styles and prices.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

COY. Witt has issned a circular to
the sheriffs, assessors and tax collectors Of
each parish in the State, requesting them
TO assemble in the Senate Chamber in the
State House in this city on Wednesday,,
October 18th, to consider the defects in
tho present syssm of assessing property
and collecting taxes and licenses, and to
suggest such charges as they may deem
ueocssary,-lNew Orleans Democrat.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

--PRoF. A. Albert Son have just
received a lot of accessories and fan
cy backgrounds. Go and see speci-
men of artistic photography.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

--JusT received at Albert's Gallery
Photograph and Autograph Albums,
Scrap books and pictures, Chromos
and frames, Black Walnut brackets,
cord and tassels, picture glass, pic
ture frames, over 100 patterns all
size.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

CURED OF DRINK1NG.--"A young
friend OF miue was cured of an insa.
table thirst for liquor, which had so
FRUSTRATED him that be was unable
to do any business. He was entire
ly cured by the use of Hop Bitters.
It al!ayed all that burning thirst:
took away the appetite for liquor,
made his nerves steady, and he has
ren-'iped sober and steady man for
more 'han iva years, and has no de-
sire 10 fe'uln'a his cups; I know Of
a number of others that have been
cured of drinking by rs,,--From a
leading Railroad official, Chle,ao, III.
- Times. -
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ThAeMuisiana Rene

ThAeMuisiana Rene
4 AlNSEHE WORLD !
IA foaghs,ds, Catarrh-all Ii
and ing etlaints. Containd
poiso, and i,licious. Splendi|
soothing syrut children. Life
ic forthe bloDebility, etc; d
fails to cure lie and Fever.
epidemic of l.proved it a pei
Preventive ofllow Fever. d
teen pages OF YES Of Home ri
encess Sold bDggists and cod
merchants. Del6 Camp 81
New Orleans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-08-31

In order to devote himself exclusively
to the practice of his profession, Judge
VIM. A. seay, formerly of this place, has
retired from the editorial department. of
the Daily Shreveport Standard.