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The Poets and Poetry Of Po-
land - Cape Cod
Folks.
The Lutanisto Of st, Jaoobi's-Oos-
mogony-History of.tho Chris
tian Religion,
Quatern1ons-A Cheap Song -Book-Mag-
AMBASSADORS Recciyed-Lit-
IT, erary Notes.

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1t WIS INT until tic sixteenth century i1at
tho Kingdom Ut Pulatut chi, be satd to l,nyu
hntl ,lts,tn,,,iy,. itnrui,rn If ito o.,, mn,
rIto, ,r''r. ,va,, T., t,a ,.i, o" o
c".,.c. "o'hS "e'o III l'a tt'ltl'! 1AIlE"'E".
with tic exception ut /! few tUl'eetintls Ut
proverbs, popular su1lgs, Ind !atts. Tut
npcp l,auauratel. u,ul rnlis' literature ttr-
v.lnnnI viii, nxt",is,,i,, rn,',,fttr ,,,u, r,,so
10 very higH dcsrec or perfection Es-
pectnly IL tls trllc of TITO l'uetry ut l'ulafNl,
which ulwnys l,ns t.rcli n,ul Is still ru.I,urk-
ablu fur tts strength. p,Iri.y. uul r,,ytIu,,.
it; ns'9oleskl nus uol,e tl!at ior w"leN " II
ehtltci ~ lile srh1ltitlc ot l1iE'lsll'spetKtflx
people. with Ercnt lndor aid patient study
, 1881-09-10

T., ~. En,,,.,t,,. ,,,,,,.t,,,. ,,s tt,n 1,.,,..
LII tne September nulnber OF the Princeton
I2cu[ciu Mr.. Dornlan u. EntUn discusses tho
connection between tho Assassination atul
tho SnotIs Systc,n,n f,a,,or f,rorvn l,nw.
liusun, Of tho University Of Oxford. Inns III,
Africa" @ Prof Charles Elliott f0t OF ti,a chi. i.
cago Theological Seminary, writes OIL "Tle
Subjective Theory OF InspIration," md Rob
art r, portcr hns n h,,,,atn of tntcresttnv
s.a+tat,o, ,,,lt t,,a MI, ..n"r n,,,,,. 1,i,,'
prof FI.,,er. of Tni,, colloye contiuunu l;s
ar,ta,a. o, ria 1its,,r,nn, Isrooy ~ 1,nr,a sa
M.aS.ss ~ o ., la!s."1s"1 ~ ~ es's-
tianlty," and tic eminent English historian,
Edward 4. Freeman, canes last Of tho COLI
trfbutors witt, MI article tOn Cnrtaiu Abt,sps
In T,,ur,,ounu trniu ID n ,n,,cl, ,nnrn att rat.
IT,. tni" sf contamis ti,am ti,io stnii,i ~,
nnriotiirol ia wn',t ~ g,'rmish tta rnniara o IL
,rl,t H. Ia nmcnnr.,rnd '''@ A'' |e""oA'' ~
o"e'r :" w s''~o"t"ss"'
In the septo',nlhor NUMBER !! OF tho M A,ncrtcon
lsnrlesl nrtic!e Oh "Tho Object and Value IF
soll lIas i timely essay on Tho santler of II
!'ersoil III Ills Cnllln.'." This rarslGnlnr COLI
tribMtton would be equally protabIe to |uy-
,Ilnll nnu lawyer, nhtlis discussion pt sub
1ect III Which inc f1rn!er sEoMiu bo TIC most
Interested. Mr. Edward u. llfIl writes Un
"rlle pnnisliInlnt of \ ttcinpts md the ne-
fonse Of ltlshmity In Capital Cases" THIS
nrtlcle Is Interesting III view Of tho probable
:s, ttGfnso to 19 1na!le BY G!.lteM o hs trtal.
written for the benefit of professional men
only.
MI: n..,,.,,t,.u,s .,,n r.,.. ,r.,.,
, 1881-09-10
distributed In tho Southern Stutcs within
twelve weeks frum lhe tlny Of ita puhiicn-

,Msse %seis Is frS S HSSsy so aay d 2;si IL pea %
lion.
nm mi 0y"a yk e'IA'r .s roaraass ss ''w wv !9 s "t
published styeru yrnrs 1Ul, tfIler lin ,,n1un
1T "tOinuttc," ntNl II tluY reprinted III cnI,l-
lMmy with 4 f,ow sketch Ut ilrgro Ilfo called
"Ha''rl's Christmas"
"Ecce Splsitus" Is tho significant titlo of
tinnrgr II. Eilis--sal,l tn hi uf grcat 0J rnwrr
nut nrigiliaUty, alui llkaly tn nlako ns. mucll
of air III t'IoolonicN' circles .ls !" Ecco Itonio'
t|l.t fifteen yrars nEo.
,,n "l, ~ ,,i',I' 'es Fl, wE,'Gs oss prplext,nE
ittel, to s,tilla why, uti,t most Of ti,olsi nro
untitled. And may'ho this accounts for hts
puelry. 'lhc. .prlnter sets up What llo pltnses
Mr., Chnrtrs Dudley Warner s,,eccc,s tin
sts t i lH!ss y ! F'sIs il tle y,!Sr 9f to p! pTg;
c f',';s' sT u ,ho .tnI, uI,e NY % l,.t, =, !stSs ,s
l.. l., .,,,.'mr r. ~ Sn1,Inlm, ~ ,ri, ,nst ~ III
Inv IL Sfr' itnra". Il. Srm;ft1nr,s .Vn,,, H. ,vn,,.
stcr." M '''' ''''">' 40 ''""''' . -''' "''
s'Slmrks flnm \ Grologist's I{alnrler," by
Alrxntlder WinehuIl. 1f. d., nlttaior .Uf
lrc, Ata'l,ftes," Ii the !t!u Ut n, t,uw Hits
s''1 y t.ri,r,r ,Thu ~ nU!Eum w. ,, l"t WHY ,ssuH uy
nor Of ln,,rr or iess ,Ml,t,tstcl plpcss Of, ST.
ent'lsc "ln! Hc'.i-sclcntiilc thomes'
A. liovct by. Mr. !. ". Do Forrest. whose
"Wstherel Affair" oi,d ,"0ycrland" are so
WI! k"%n VIII *no, Z, no !isst H.! !; BY p
CI',is'n:" Tlio, scu,'c opens III Charleston
soo1l utter tho War. and thu stury turns, rs
t!le title implies. n!lon the sectional passions
pertaining to tlie struggle.
cdtto,1 of t Tia s: rcSi..i ynw xt,,,f HUH ,yr ,yl,t
,surys hri, ti,,,,,,,r,ltu,inn f"r In ,,r,,t,,r
md hiniin.F' iii" iist ~ r,,n,ii,,ps ~ ,r,.f"rr
r tjn 4 n,nrtt,,in i,nin,nitt"s s,1f.l, ~ ,vr,t.
sn,,rs IL ,rl,tntl NJ, ,,,,oo ft;iIn1vin, ti;o
, 1881-09-10
RQdu2y's Regulating Pills,
Perfect lHrgasIrest Soothing Apcrfe'lts; a."
Htt10ttt Pattst Ataoavs 1tetfHt'o as"
Natural u Their Operation
4 VrGrTlHIp EItngTITI1TE E1R G}lD4Eh

Perfectly tastaless. elegantly coated VIA
aWeet gun, PURGE regulate purify e'eaA1''
HApw1S's PiL1s for tho euro Of a!l DISORDER s9'Es
OF tho Stomach, Liver, 1lOwelst k!1aos5. na .inn
der, Nervous uselses Headache, Cnilstlpaaa"sss 1870
Costtyeness, Indigestion, nyapepsla, a. "a
Fever, inflammation OF tho iowGla, fne0ti tivsr- H
all arrangements Of tho 1ntefnal flScoIn1r ,ps.
rnntea to olleot permanent cuFo; lntaS T. dsl,
etahlo. containing no mercury, ialnesa9' e' Nv
EWs observe tho following symptoms resnis ,1,.
iuA trou diseases ct tho digestive ossa'ii n. iiooi il
stpattt,u, Inwaril Piles, Fl.lness ot tno NWsrs
tho Head, Aoidity Of tb9 SloMacns tWni~bf
Heartburn. Dlsgust OF Food, Eul.iless ss,ntins Sr
II tho Stomach, SOUR Eructatohs, =! esn snutfsrIn9
FlutteFnH vt tha lteurt, Ehoklh. W Isnts r.
Rensations when tn lying posiiniI'Wp,I FIJI, faiI, in
Webs heforo tho Sight, FGvcr Ana iL!'' vaiioY- lii
tho Head, DoitricnGy Of persEtrutao1l', ~ WIKI
HISS OF tito Skin and Eyes. ran - ~ ~ ~ HINT
nreaAt. and Limbs, nnd eudden Flasnss "A
Burning Ut tho Flesh. ..,U freo thu
A fbW dosus OF NADwAy's PtItA tItjar. VII a0
eystcln froua nal thu aooEena1nea o'Feao''
Price, w. Ctats Per jtoo* 81. o,r
Wo repeat t4at tho reader must Gonsat md
books and papers on tho suhleet " ota,,,sGt u'
theIr o!lre. among wh!sh sauy DO na''Sa'
" EHis0 and 1rMd." ,,..v
HNttt(srHN ois Irritable UFethFe
HLad.raN on HcT0fME4." ,,. If Dias
'1'''' SOLD nY DRUGGISTS. nr.
READ "F-iLSE AND 1tsuG ", ~.
Send a letter-stamp to RADlF4l = Tatl. Iur
~ Warrp,s, cur. Ghxrth-st.s, hew. at xn,.
foslnatton worth thousands VIII es Scn' w.
, 1881-09-10

1'rol. Il. =. Hardy, Ut Dartmouth, College,
Inns rendered h service 10 tho world Of lnnll-
cnutient students by presenting tllu ole
n'e,ttary princtales ami notation Of tho Ca'-
cutlls Ut Quatesnions In II work or about
:ssW pagrs. 'rlie work Is suftet for classroom
instruction. amt Is ulatn enough 10 ba
handled wlt!lout IL tc.cer lty tl,osu who nra
willing to tnku n IittlG trouhln In trying IL
understand Il furm Ut analytical resu,trell
which l,ay bu sAtd tu belong to tho prcsent
generation.
, 1881-09-10
4 CHEAP SONG-1,OO1I.

The Franklin Suuare Song Collection, one
Of tho latest additions tn tla FRANKLIN Squire
Library. c0itatns 200 pieces Ut Music, tte-
signed fur nso iii the school and Mt hume. It
paragraphs 0f rcatlng matter OH nearly
every 1mge. We tlntl lnary old, substantial
tunes, as "1lolne, Sweet llouu," with tie
old second verse restored, which Is still suhy
tn CERTAIN localities, hut found only In bucks
HOW nut OF print: II Would Not Live AL
way"; *Nearer, Ny God. to Ttcs,n etc.: as
we'll MS tunes tlnlt ar1 npw, some fresl, and
lively, others plaintiye md grstve. Tho cnl,-
ptfer 1las sllcceetled admirably tn executing
s esE fa 70 nnsa,f t.ss %o ,9vG ns'c t,s
geographically, 4 very creditabEu volume,
alla Il published ut tile ratio Of - cents uer
COPY. 1t tnay be ordered BY mail from liar
per Il Bros, New York.
, 1881-09-10
KiDIY1Y's REnED1ES,
HEALTH is 1VEAL|l'lIjlj
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mini
RADWAY'S
Sarsapari lillian
RES0LVEN7.
. Pure blood tna:csaound 1c,h. s,ronc h,u.
e6 S,shs sk' T. yo., wo,!! huya yor sse %, h1d ma
E'Szi!i Efzs sSVSSF. 49, W. FSDs sSHi%iiis :'s {1i
4 Grateful Recognition,
~ ITO cnrc q CHRONIC Oh, I.,t1ts stoudina ~.
rcasonR power Tint oleusiy" ",;nT ,;i.raT5aF aF,; ihat
~ snppea remedy: that restores sicn i.'ess a
eyenN,ny y t.GsrGesto y which hns HOY
cnsc. not only eotnmands our rsspect ~ .-
sGryo9 s, our Krattutio. Dr. isadway has sl f!s. n
Knways dS 'ssu Mf t,i ncsn1xer w1ern enc
coMpshcs tn!s rtsutt and aiferI,,p l%,,t,ta lmoa &C.
who drug ot&t an existence Of pau ,,,,i tisaa!ty.
sthhassa thas tapaf ayi aa sS ssS,.s1' .s1's o"s liz
FALSE AMID E2uE
We extraGt from Pr. 1!nawny's "Tre ntl.o al o1 ~
Sag2al2gil!!!2l Reg(|yult,

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries OF the Hmm n,.
nors Ia tho Hlp0d. bcrUEulnus Uisunsrs It'll ~
unnHturnl l1nblt Ut Dut1y, Syphilis and Ern"ro"ogI "g
Fovur SorGs, EhrotIu or Oid uicers Silt 1lhe,,,a'
ltlGkcts, Wh!tD Swelling, Ecatd lfrnji Tftortns.
Affections, Cnl1ecrs, 1lant1uMr HWcliil,rs Hoias'
WnatiN1 and Uecny Of tho Utnly Titnt,e, III
l3lotches, Tumurs+ Dyspepsia, Kidney antI [,isI
dor Diseases, Chronic rheumatism aid f;nnt
Consumption, Gravel. Gnd Calculn.ls Dcposis''
and varieties OF tho nhova complains to wifi,
soinntiMos aro given aptcfous n,isncs.
possesses tito cilratlyc pnwcr over these tiscnses
that NadwayH lsesoiyct1t furnishes Ii curcs steo
by stop, surcly from tho foundation, 1nJ rcstnrcs
tho injured pnrts to their sound condition. Tin
wastes Of tho body Are' stopped, and hcalIhg
blood ts supplied to tho eystctll, from which nay
material Id formed. THIS Is tic tlrst Cprrrrtiro
power Of Ralway' Resolvent
In cases whcro tho Aystcn has been anl!vatnd.
at1d Mercury. Quicksilver, Corrosive t;lihltmntc.
have accumulated and become depnsl,oi In tha
bones, joints. etc, tAHsEuH carries ue tho bonca.
r!ckcts, spnni curyntures,. contortions, white
sw9IslnEs, vnrtcoso Felsis, ETC.. tho Bnrsi,paria
will resolve away those tlcposts anll cxtermi.
n9te tho rirtis OF the disease from tho Ryltrt
!, II those who arc taking .theBe medicines for
tho euro Of Chronic Scrnfuious nr bypAito
caaes, however slow may be tho cure, "fGel bet-
ter." and lind fhoir general health IMPROVING.
thc!r 1lcsh and weight increasing, or cye, keen.
Ing 5tB own, 1t Ia aur0 sign that tho outD ID pro.
gres!!1E. In thcso dts1nscs tho paitent clther
gets bcttav or Worsc-tho virus OF tho tiseaso ID
not lnactive; II nut arrested md driven fritn tho
blood it Will spread and continue to undermine
tho constitution. As eonn as tho snrsaparla
you will grow, botter and increase Ia health.
strength. Hud ifnqjt -
, 1881-09-10
Amenities Of Home.

Fifth yo1ume Of "Applotons' 11umo Hooks" "Amcni-
tics OF Homo " Ia II luCst suggestive md delight.
. fnl volumG written by distinguished Int!y Ut
Now York sortpty. Illuminated cuvcr. Clut!s,
LIMO. pr!ce, IL conts.
"Appetons' IIumc lt0oGs" now consists of;
.+Buflnr Itou.e," lsl1ssHte,s "1Iuw Ii FMrll!A,
Home t!lMsirltnd: 'I'he llnrD Hartel." illH.-
tics oi uU.ue.' C!utl. l.uu. Fricu. III cunts eurL.
, 1881-09-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

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p1xs than the base md worthless lTls,fss ns,efs. snd
them. y thsre aEe False hesolysnss s nd ~
tilt tha a. nan,s :" "IsdTsy" Is % Naas you ''''
, 1881-09-10
New York illustrated,

An entirely upw edition Of this wurk, extended TO
Islire than 1uuhle tho number pf i,uECs Ut PRO-
vInus cIt!nns ni.d Including Niany now iliustra-
lions. making IL most superb pcturlnt vnnnio
descriptive Of this gEoat lnetropu!ts. with now
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, 1881-09-10
NEyJ' PUBLICATIONS..
Medical Books.
New Docks and Xcw Editions, lSS0-SL

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, 1881-09-10

CAFE oon FOLKS.
Tie statement that Miss Mclean, tho n,.-
t! tor ,l Ct The !, charming summer novel "capo
,1"'a,.a " ,,ss','' .a'sM "'"o"R sao pe"p'e Guy
tiesetioes WIS llar'lly necessary. Tor the
fan'''iarlty WITH TUG peculiar lang1ago mud
manners Of the inhabitants Of tho cape cod
,,stI'et a. .1 q" tne aa'e & "t asHesetts shown
' ~ .s'e puos 1. ltse.. cona ohly h'lve peeI, nc
ou'fea ny aIl actaal residences among tltotit.
M i ,e a" went s !" 6 c@ NJ te God tss "s asss s
cxprrlpnrc. rho wrltcr l,erself is M tIescr11md
IN n IJnrtfort, n,nrr % ~ % aha ,tan,l,tar .t% ~
u ILL.,. T. NJ a'., p,pe5 ~ ."e % uaue,':er u
being N handsome blonde Of not - years of
agu," WIN "ypcnt one year ut at. iIo,yoko
Ser'innrv Ink rn'unc,r, lar c,,,rso ,"~o
, NJ W,,itsou WIZ '''''T :, 't for s'usar 10y.
book, 1t Is of considerable merit.
wards hut # ia n,nnsnnt ra,,ilno nbnut n
nv,t,t ~. - ,o,I ;,,I'"t,;.1.,, H.. ,i...1.
,"d"1 ".s u.e me,.,, ~ .a,.a aa.o.s'i W a,ps
stein very olld md antluuatutt to us In tllesu
prosnic tnys, There nru nlnny pat]1otic pls-
sugrs. .rha 1,et,nynI nnt ruim If ria huia NJ
IN isss,, }o,,,,t Il, rui itF. ~, ~ ~. r4 u
nnti, "r f.nn1. f.ro,nnr 4'1T 'rh nrn,un J ~
v0,i,,r wo,,,nm from NS,vton wt nc..,,,ts l., !,
situation !!s teael,cr vt THO Cedar Swamp.
hclsuul nt Cape Cod. SlIe becomes engaged
hn gallant fishing lad who l,As ,suysl her
life, mt bef9re Tie close OF the bouk Ila Is
drowned while trying to snye two otter lives,
4llt tl!o hcr0lMe being free again MurrIes
John Cal!G. The bu9i Is filil ot III ola kind
Of hlnUr tleyEloned by tim uo,ttgits .lltl fun
cies Ut tho Cedar Swalnpers. The .' MIN OH
tllo platform tolls isvr ;. We tun't run no
regular express np 10 Celur Swamp; might
~ vaty neh!tHy &c patton, nnt ilot ~ itKeF.
DO ln{!stly towi thar Walel, leaving the
Hei'oL tnr ller tleltl ol lhoor sio WIS nnl!uctl
aa .yaSt II ~ har E.fc !" IT, is ~ Soplv wt wnn sle
rtyallllg nj er destination sn says: "'Tho iet-
Tor which l.tlstls Ind directed lls 10 llail
t. tue folks WHY read With intergst, being
, auv Pug !i'stt ,tl'Spa!cnea iro'l Newton u
f!,o i,r,, ~ ~ nv rrt,.a, , .1 I'M ~ ~ ~
gUutl il,Iirs. and it Ia not oftu,l tilt d
lfrst literary ventura alyurs 50 vol!
tnr future Success as "Capo .Cnl Folks"
lt iias ,1 ,a!tvaty rGsshGd u seculI.l e.lltinl1.
i,n.,. ,vit, ,i,s stt,,,',st u y; w
tI. III" y. H., ta HI aS'; WHY y ;,,o nHes e'.t-
, 1881-09-10

Mr. TI,n,nas rormy, Scott Station, Putnam
County, W. W.. IN il tnte communication,
thus refers ta his experience with tlle Ugeat
German Remedy: When ! received st.
unu now am walking about lie ruul viii
!. caue, alld before Kot It could not b.
moved III my bea. Today, however, ! went
~ tbs stable
, 1881-09-10
Ralph Waldo Emerson: Poet and
Philosopher.

~ 4. H. GUERNsEf. tl'nhlishod BY arrangement
with Mcssrs. Houuhtun. stIHitn Il Co.. publishers
Ut Encrsan's Complete Warks.> conipnHi0n
volume tu "Carlye: Ills l.ifo-ttls booka-lIIR
Thcurcs" Ey tho tan,o author. 4Apuetuhs
"Ss~ lIn!ldy- Volume 6crtes." 1snlo. Cloth, Is
centsI raper, 10 conts.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-09
We apain beg to refer our readers TO the

We again beg to refer our readers to the
card Of H. Dreyfuss & Son, general mer-
chants, Shreveport, La, That they have
the finest, the largest and most complete
stock in North Louisiana lie one of those
facts that no man dare deny. This frm
buys through its agents in New York all
the year round. This agent keeps a sharp
look out for bargains, such as auctions,
bankrupt sales, assignees sales, &c. He
buys first-class goods at low prices, even
lower than the usual Wholesale rates. The
result is that II. Dreyfuss & Son have al
ways large stock on hand which they can
sell at very low prices. They have car
pets, rugs. mating, gents hats, shoes,
clothing and furnishing goods--and every
thing that lady may need for her costume.
Nothing but that may be had at II. Drey-
fuss & Sons.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-09
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of c. II. Thompson, deceased.
state Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
DN virtue Of commission and order or
ID sale, ISSUED by the Clerk of the District
Cnur; in aud for the above State and par
i,h. aud to me directed, | will proceed to
sell to the last and highest bidder, at tn"
late residence Of said deceased, within the
legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, the 9TH day Of March, 1881,
All the real and personal property belong
ing to said succession, to wit:
Land, Stock, Farming Utensils, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.
Terms of sale cash, to pay debts.
|. y. GLOVER, by. Shift.
January 26, l-al. lpfS 2a:ts
Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-09
Sheriff. Sale.
Low & Whitney VS.. Thompson Scott-for
benefit ofN. j. Scott--Iu ID. c. No. 1900.

Low & Whitney VS.. Thompson Scott-for
benefit of j. Scott--Iu ID. e No. 1900.
State Of Parish Of Claiborne.
DY virtue of writ Of fieri facias issued
ID by the Clerk of the District Court in
aud for said parish aud State, in the above
entitled cause, and to me directed, | have
seized and will proceed to SELL to the last
and highest bidder, within the legal hours
Of sale, ut the Court house door in the town
Of Homer, on
Saturday, the 5th day Of March, 1881,
the following described property seized In
the above entitled suit, to-wit:
A portion Of the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of Section thirty-six, in
Township twenty-three north, of Range
eight west, being north OF and fronting on
Main street. in the town of liaynesville,
said parish and State, its north and south
lines being 65 feet aud east aud west lines
~ feet in length, containing one-quarter of
an acre more or less, with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale cash, with the benefit of
appraisemcnt.
J.H. NJ. TAYLOR,
Sheriff.
Jan. 26, lssl. Up fsl04ti 24;ts
Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-09

There seems TO be much difference OF
opinion as to the kind of spring aud sum
mer which follows q severe winter Some
say that both seasons will be pleasant and
healthy, others contend that contrary re-
suit will follow. In this uncertainty it
may be we'll to prepare for the worst, and
as Shelton has superior stock of drugs
and patent medicines few purchases
from him may enable one to prevent or
cure all diseases of the season. He has
fine stock of wines and stronger liquors
for medical purposes, besides tobacco and
cigars and a beautiful assortment Of fancy
and toilet articles. Call on Aim and price
his goods.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-09
In Memory Of ]. T.. Blac X burn.

Juu1us July Blackburn died al the res
idence Of his father, in Little Rock, Ark,
at o'clock on the evening Of Wednesday
William Jasper and Myra Blackburn. 1t
is indeed calculated to fill our poor hearts
with sadness when we contemplate the
dire scenes Of death. and were we not con-
stantly reminded by tha loss of beloved
friends and kindred. fain would We forget
that our pilgrimage on earth woHh soon
be DER.
Tully met death. rs we are told in the
beautiful tribute from the able pen Of his
father, Ms bravety rs il was ever met by
mortal man, calmly and coldly without
frown upon his noble brow. | knew him
well. He was the synonym of all that is
good and pure in our natures, and the
type Of perfect manhood in all that the
name implies Especially was he loved by
all Who knew him for his amiahlc and mn
selfish disposition. His life was brcf-likc
lovely flower that gladdcns the heart
for a season Only-though ever 80 fragrant,
rich and pure, winters blast is sure TO
come, and III thc zenith of it, glory cut it
down. Thus was poor, noble Tully too soon
overtakcn by the dark night Of death in
the very bloom Of his manhood. Such a
man whose whole life was beautiful H.
lustra,ion Of all that il noble and lovely
in humanity cannot depart forever from a
community which he adorned for number
Of years with its presence without leaving
an aching void.
Perhaps it may be well-lct Us try and
hope that when the hand Of time shall
ness that now obscurrs our day we will
meet on. loved cncs again. and that there
will he n happy and joyful reunion in that
land b.-F..4.d the tomb. where, tits said
"thc wicked cease from troubling aud the
weary are at rest" oh, let MS frrveutiy
hope and thank the eternal God Tor the
privilege, that, although in this bleak
world of sorrow we have been surrounded
by deep seas Of trouble. and onr poor
hearts have been made to weep and break
over the saddcst scenes of bitter woe, at
last we'll cross safely DER the rndc tenn
pcstuous sea of life and walk with those
we love in smooth paths Of roses. in Il
brighter and happier world forrvcrmorc.
Then il may be well that our dear friends
are thus taken away and We left to mourn
other shore may bc happicr-at least we
will hope, while we live. that in the end
all will be we'll, that We may fully realize
| in the language of the immortal Shake
/ -pcarc. Ais we'll that ends we'll
Tully left behind him host of friends
to lament his nntimcly death, and though
now he is gone he will not be forgotten
while time cndurcs. hui while We live We
| will earnestly hope that our sweet dreams
of that happy land will Yet he realized,
| and then Tully Blackburn and you and !
with The great thfoHg thar gone before
! will sing triumphant anthems to the
praise of Him who NJ last hath poured the
oil upon the troubled waters" and gave
I eternal peace to our aching souls.
"But flowers distilled, though they with
winters meet.
Lose hut their show, their substance still
lives sweet
From FRIEND OF THE DEAD.
Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-09
Notice Of TabIeau OF Debts.

Tutorship Of Minors of Thomas and Maha-
la Harris, deceased.
STATE Of Lonisidnd-Pdrish Of Claiborne
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
y William billiard, Tutor of the above
named minors. has this day filed in my
office Il tahlrau OF debts Of said minors
aud prays for the same to he hemologated
approved and made u judgment of the
Court.
Now. therefore. he il known that, unless
oppu>iiiou h,. made thereto within the tim"
prescribed by law, the prayer OF the APP
plicant will he granted.
Given undc. my hand and official seal
~ on this the 25th day of Jan, A. ID.
~1 ISL.
DREW FERGUSON, Clk j. G. ,
Jan. 2G, l-Sl. 2l:3t
Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-09

One Of the finest physicians of onr nc-
quaintaucc Is DR.. G.. r.. blackburn, Of
Shreveport. Dr. Blackburn is Home
opathi,t, which name, with some persons,
means quack. BIT when IT is known that
marked success has attended all the cf-
forts of the Doctor in Shreveport, that he
has made many remarkable, wonderful
cures in cases that had been given ont by
gentlemen Of the allopathic faith. no one
will dare deny his remarkable ability.
DR.. Blackburn has posted himself thorough
ly in his profession by 4 long course of
study in Scotland, England, France, Ger
many and the United States, and to day
stands second to no physician Of any oi
the schools. Iii, examinations of patients
are thorough and complete. In diseases
of the eye and ear he is especially fortunate,
having cured cases which had been given
up in despair by others. Let any of our
readers who are weak in the eyes from
disease or any other cause, or who may
suffer with their ears, give DIR. b. call
and they will tiud relief
Claiborne guardian., 1881-02-09
c. T. BLACKMAN,S SALOON,

CAT J. ID. fERGUsON's Old Stand,)
WHICII has been refitted, renovated and
W remodeled-two Bars in one-a FIVE
and FIFTEEN cent counter. The finest
Liquors, Wines and Beer, the best Cigars,
the prettiest Bar, and the most courteous
attention.
The public is invited to call aud judge
for itself if all asserted above is not true.
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