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lutr simmons Liver Regulator to i'm.
proc r appetite, TO siren then the sys-
tea, 20 imUate the liver to cleanse the
akin Vi 3s yeliowncss, 10 remove boi!S and
piuulicN md cause new lite in the blood.
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u..- 3 3 9th e.
Popmar Monthly Driving of tho

Popular Monthly Drawing of tho
Z NJ. ,5l5S|,
L. 5.l. ). /. !; ii
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ding, and dresses herself from the proceeds.
There are very few women in the world de-
prived of the gift of doing some one thing
well, and whether ii consists OF making
good gingerbread, set OF babY-clothes,
painting a screen, or carvmS a piano, she
can find all opportunity to make profitable
use OF il here. Il lnter-OCean.
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.'opalar New York Names

Yhis oi'y hasa variety of localities whose
ESnle- sound strange to unfamiliar cars,
and hsuae are among the pecularilicS Of
.she metropolis. There is "Mackersyilc,"
aud also Cowboy" and many other spots
noted IN the police reports. Among the
mon notorious is "iIelrs Kitchen" which
bas recently been brought before the public
by the Rooney murder "llells
Kitchen Is series OF rookCricS
inhabited 10y u class deeply sunk
in misery, but Notwithstanding pOy.
Grty they always have money for whisky.
Rooney only beat his wife 10 dcath-which
IL So common y thing here that 1t hardly
calls for more than passing notice. "llcll's
Kitchen is no worse u place than Murder
ers' Row or DEVILS Eclpot." each of
which has its record. Then, too, look at the
f4uciful names enjoyed by an important clc-
fneut in our population. There are the
Short Bows the "Drad Rabbits %
Che "SIan Eaters" and others, Nno
CANNOT vote, but often control elections,
aud also do their share to I'LL the pcniten-
tiary. An unusual display OF hlOodshcd
hss marked the past few days Mrs. Cole
man has lust been conveyed Ia States
prison for killing her puramour; Sindram
s convicted Of shooting his laudlody, and
wiN soon reach the gnlluws; while at the
hospital lies Monaco dying from a sclfin.
ilirtcd wound which followed the
mNr1er both of his wife and
motierip.law, There were dozen
a,urlcrcrs in the TombS on Satur.
day. siucc which time we have had fa
tel light between two wharf laborurs and an.
either between brace oi Ita isns and to these
was added the icl's Kitchen" tragedy.
What else, however, Is to be expected when
New York supports 0, 900 Saloonsl "Ifelrs
Kitchen is a richly remuncrative Invest.
ment 60 the landlord, for the poor always
pzy the highest rent, and the tencmcnts Of
this city are immensely profitable This
class of property-hoiders claim respectn-
aiiity. and may live IN elegant style. while
Lheir wealth is wrung from the mos, mjser.
able OF mankind.-l Cincinnati Gazette.
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MFR. Michael McCunn, well known and
populqr manufacturer, of Syracuse, n, Y,
writes: II felt greatly dcbiltntcd and my
iscaJth failing me. | longed aud prayed
sqr an iron constitution, that | might be
rid Of the many aunoyanccS of III health.
But dyspepsia and urinary troubles at
tended by nervous prostitution, had gotten
l0ld Of me, and felt my time had come.
Nothing seemed to give me amy permanent
relief Finally happened to see an ndycr-
eiscinent OF Browns Iron Bittcrs. bless
me-. says /, that's Just the medicine for
ine prclscly.' And 81 It was. By the
yaucrs ot old Ireland, It has cured me of
19 my trouble. and given me aconsttu.
fistfi rf iron
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ITostetler's Stomach Bitters is as much regarded
proved il to be perfectly reliable in those eases
of emergency whore Il prompt and convenient
remedy Is demanded Constipation, liver com.
plant dyspepsia. indigestion and other troubles
are overcome by IL.
For sale bv all Druggists and Dealers, to
whom apply for lIoStctter's Almanac for 1882.
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4 Pure and Effective Hair Dressing.

Cocoaine, compound Of cocoanut oil,
heauliics The hJir and is sure to allay all
itching and irritation Of the scalp.
The superiority of Burnctt's Flavoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
STRENGTH.
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There were p deaths from smallpox at
Chicago last week, 4 deaths from this dis
ease yesterday and - new cases developed.
Il has been proposed in the Chicago Com
mon Council to erect II temporary small
pox hospital in the White Stocking Base
nall Gruunls. on the lake front.
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do In,

dj-lm secretary
ED'WHEREAS, It has been found that the capt.
tai stock of the Chicago, Texas e Mexican Cen
trail railway company, now being 1900 shares
of the par value Of $40 each, is insufficient to
construct and operate its road, and that 1t is de-
Sirablc to incrcusc the same fjom 5000 shares
or s., 100000 to 100000 shares, or to $4,000
zoo, the toinlomouut being 50 200 per mile;
Therefore Be it resolved that n meeting of
thcs.stockhollcrs be and the same is hereby
called to be held ut the Office of the company at
Dallas, Texas, on the 23d day of January, 1882
to consider the proposition of increasing its
capital stock from SLIGO to 100000 per mile, in
accold0nce with the preamble hereto, ana To
consider the proposition of issuing a series OF
income bonds IL the same he deemed necessary;
that the secretary he and is hereby instructed
To give legal notice 10 each stakeholder of tn
time and place and purpose OF said meeting.
ly ordcr at the board OF directors
ASAIlEI. BENNETT Secretary
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D. A RnnlNsnX. Secretary.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Notice is
hereby given, that regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Chicago, Texas ~ Mexi.
can Central Railway Company will be held at
the general offices of the company in the city
of Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas on the 10th day of
January. A. b. 1882 for the election Of Directors
aud for the transaction of such other business
aslnay come before It.
ASAHEL T, BENNETT
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DECEMBER DRAWING

iHJoV tIleS' '''.s''.,, .,.,........ Sll 2 400
Whole Tickets, SO; Half Tickets. 81
81 Tickets, $50; 55Tiekets S1OO.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postOllice order Orders Of S. and upward by
express can be sent AT our expense Address ali
orders TO X. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journsl
building, Louisville, Ky or r. NJ. BOARDMAN
800 Broadway New York
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New, quick, complete cure four days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent or
difficult uriuation kidney discusses. 81
druggists. Depot George i. Atkins.
suicide nndDispepsia.
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In the city of Louisville. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1881.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays ex.
cepteO under provisions of an act of the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March 3lst
rendered the following decisions.
lS-That the Commonwealth istribu,ion
Company is egal
2nd-Its drawings are fair
n. B.-The Company has now on land large
reserve fund. Read carefully the list NJ prizes
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Spcrial s(oticc.
OFFICE or THE TEXAS Trunk, Il. Il. co Il
DALLAS, TEX, Dec l7th, 1851. (

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
TcXe' Trunk Railroad Company, win be held at
the Office of the company in the city of Dallas
state of Texas ut Il o'clock noon, on Tuesday
the l.th day Of January, A. d. lSS2, for the cleo
lion Of directors, and the transaction Of such
other business as may be brought before Il The
annual meeting Of the directors will be held at
> o'clock p, m, at the same place and day.
W l., ChBELL,
Vice President Texas Trunk r. Il. Co
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
TINE AND MONEY SAVED.
To Every Nan Who 0wusa Cotton Glf ID
Claiborne Parish;

I'VE have bought the Right Of WOODS
W PATENT GIN SAW FILM VA
CHINE Tor this parish.
The above machine Strengthens behi's,ia
and makes the rounded ur nre,li, .ut,
aud will 6le fruin 80 to ~ saws PEI boat,
more perfectly Than bas bern done ,ilrr
10y hand or machinery. It's highly rtOu.
m-nd-d hY those wiio have ttitrl IT, ,o,a as
Mr.. B-ck~ith, of Shreveport, who ~ GU
SAW rrpairer.
We will sharpen SAWS cheaper, be,,r and
With more rspidity than cat be don, BY
band. We guarantee every saw that ~
sharpen. DORNON & SLhH
August II, 1871. 1T
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

Rev. A. Harris, q distinguished Baptist
Munster, died last "Wednesday night AZ
Colqnitr, at which place lie MAS conduct.
ing protracted meeting. The death wss
sudden. Last week Nr. Harris was in
town and 10 all appearances in robust
health. Sunday night he WAS srirrd with
congrstion and "Wednesday night ne wac
. corpse. The Decreased was a cultured.
modest and anassnm'Hg Christ Ut gentle
man, His drsfh will prove Il severe calGmi.
~ 20 the church OF which he was mem
her, aud which he has served 50 faithfully
for = long nnmber 81 wears. He enjoyed
the respect and confidence OF all who
knew him, and his life wss sbsvr rrproscl
To the bereavesi aud afflicted kindred and
friends we tender our sympathy aud cou.
dcleEe
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

Mr.. Thomas II. Tuggir died n, hi, resi-
dencc two miles South of Homer an last
Sunday morning. Mr Tngsle WAS in h,-
77ih year, aud hi, d,Hih was not nnrxmct-
ed. lie had been in very feeble health for
some time previous To his death. The de-
ceasrd has been prominent citizen ofthis
parish for number If years, and VAS =
man Of great energy and Industry. liz
enjoyed the confidence aud respect Of all
who knew him. By bis drsth the parish
loses one Of It's oldest and best citr-us
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
Mfnden Male Academy,
M1NDEN, LA.
GEO. O. THATCHER ..PRp

THE Session begins MONDAY, Anguss'
L l1rl. aud closes Friday, Jnur n -
Pnpils received at All, time, and cb,Tc
to the close Of the term.
Board, at reasonable rates, secar-. Nf
all coming from distance.
In order to promote the health i ia
students, and a. cultivate graceful rere-
m-nt and carriage, there will be r1si'
e.rrcis- iH cslisfhcuics.
August IL, l-sl. liz
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

TIE Prohibition question j. siill nli>r.
Georgia will in all probability Vote up"n
the question of Prohibition in October.
The people however, tu view at th-tr late
defeat ia North Catnlna. are not Nrr,
sanguinr oi snvcc,-. hut in make M ear
nest canvass and do their best. The ur.
gToe~, - IN N"tth Cai"liua, viii vo,r al
most sulidly ssalnNt ~, hui the Prohibit.
strength in the rural districts
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
kelu 4dueefiAemenh.
HOMER HIGH sCH0OL.

E4ERCfSES will be resumed S<p'ess
IL LIST, locl.
The scholastic yesr will eonsis, Of "
sessions Of four aud ak mouths.
Rates Of Tuition, - 30, & 20 and "
per month, payable monthly. II not =
till end Of session. 8, = aud IS per n0sa
Pupils charged from date Of entrssee :.
end Of session, unless special srrsnErTts0
are made. No deductions except 10 's"
Of protracted sicknrss.
JNO. H. DAVIDSON,
Princip,
Avg. IL, 1881. l;i,i
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

The people ~ New Orl airs have organ
ii-,l n committee nj Public safety. pro
rinmsftou have t-cn issued 10y rh- Com
mittre and the spirit and frnr-r of III
addr'ss is un"ljrct onsblr. The object nf
the committee is commemorate. The mo,
serious Objection 10 the organization is
that IL isa secret on-. Such M organizs-
tl"n ~ effect its pnrr,-. should b- com
ls,>ed nf the very best citiz,ns aud the
members -hoHld be known A terrible.
state Of crime and lawlrs>nr-s has tp..u
holding high carnival in New Orl-au. f,r
some months. The officers Of the law have
been rowe'lrrs 'a protect the people and
Ia preserve Law and order. Indeed th-r,.
ARE grave suspicious that the officer >Jhr
law do not exert Themselves to have ~,
law executed. and il. violatnrs Drenyht To
Justice. Under such circumstances The
people must s-c that the law ia enforced.
IL the officers OF the law will nos sutnrr- /
The law. the people pust protect them.
l,V.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

Mr. aud Mr.. Pierre Ca-taing had the
n,.fortun. to los. their infant child on thr
night Of the 18th inst. We tender the
bersaved parent. our sympathy in thi,
sad affliciion.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

A company nf gentlemen IN Shreveport
have bnught the Mt. Lebanon factory aud
will Remove the machinery To that rity
and pnt il In active operation ly the first
Of September We trust that these gentle
men will fnd their investment To be a
paying one.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

Another conspiracy tn a--n--inate the
Imperial family has been w-srthrd IN
Russia. The Nihili-'s appear determined
never to c-nse until they have freed Russia
Of her Autccraiic rnlrrs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

Telegram. ri the 18th inst. announce the
condition Of the President 10 be very crit
cal. He WIS not resting we'll land hi. stofn-
aeh was irritable. We fear that his wound
will yet terminal. fatally.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT NAIcHIrocuEs, La

LAND OFFICE Al NAIcHIrocuEs, La. }
June Wth. lssl.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That tho
~ following named settler has filed notice
ct her intention to make final proof in snp-
port ot her ctalHi, ana secure fual entry
Thereof. before the Clerk Of u. C., 1t Ho-
mer, La. on the I'D day Of August lssI
AZ tie expiration of thirty days from the
date "f this notice, viz:
II mestrad Entry No. 1173. Mary Parker,
for ia" SW OF NEt and NWt of SCI Sect
~, i ~ X 6 west, La. Meridian, and
names the following ss her Witnesses, viz:
VI ID l. Spnrl"ck. Arcadia p o; d J Meth.
vim, Arcadia r o; john Rsdciif. Arcadis
= o; and X Spnrlock. Arpnia 20.
l.. DtPLEiX, Register.
July 6, ISsl. I7:5t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
r. NJ. FREEMAN,

Southwest corner Of Public square,)
HOMER, La,
nFALFR in Fancy and Family Groceries
~ Tobacco. Cigsrs, Provisions. Boofs,
Shoes, Hats. Clothing, Dry Goods. Notions,
and = fall supply of everything kept 10 .
general store. The custom Of the public 10
respectfully solicited.
Terms and prices liberal.
Anil IL ISe0 aS.y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
BULL OF THE WOODS
STILL PAVING THE DIRT.

I'VE THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE Tllk:
w method Of Informing the people u
tht. and adjoining parishes that VI
have formed u copnrtnrr.hip foI the PM.
pose " BORING WELLS aud PtTIlNs,
IN Pumps.
We bore, curb and put in pump. Hiat
everything complete. for ONE DOLLA|
PER FOOT, where the lumber Is furnish >
ed. ". will also 6t up-rvrrything conf
RODS on HoIS
n TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER fOOI.
ANY orders addressed TO ns at hoine
will meet with prompt attention;
HOOD 4 EVANS.
I,,. 90 ,ss, 46tf.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
-l'rincs.

4 negro cabin I'M the place Of ". +.
Ayc"ct. four mites north of Hnm-t. was
bn'urd nn the night "f the l2ih Two
small childr,n one aged four YEARS and
III" oihrr -ix months. were burned To- d-sth
III the house. The negro wosan who
locked the dnnr on the uut-idr The nld-
-st child WAS funnd near tn, door. and had
tt irt '-rH lacked might have c.csr-d this
horrible death. II il reported that n: otlr-
rr negro Woman set fire Ia he house but
of tins Ne have no reliable, information.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

Numhrr. air leaving slIno-i daily fur
III. H.nohart Springs i'll tu"n County,
An. We publish III This i,snr rnipmnni-
cation from 4 "NSitnr" uf these rpriug-.
Some wonderful cures have h-en re-ctrd
ny the waters Of these .r'hgs, while all
who have vislfrd them hsv- been greatly
b-nriiiicd. We learn that numbers uf
people are constantly in attendance at
and hnildiugs erected aud in little time
quite a city viii he hnlt up. Already Wis
it"rs can find very good accomnda, ions
Tho~- who arr suffering from ,li~.asr n,igh,
receive great heu-ht by Visiting th--s
springs
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
Sheriff. Sale.

Page & Moran W. I. b Wallace vt Ai.-fn
District Court, No. lUi.
STATE Of louisiana Pdri.h " C'Gikor,,
Uf virtue of writ Of hrri fsca. j..
ID sued 10y the Clerk uf the Distinct Court
III and for said parish aud State, ~ the
above entitled suit aud To me directed.
have seized aud will proceed To sell. I,
thu last and highest bidder, within NE
i-gal hnurs of sale at the ir-ldrnr ol De
f.tdan', three miles south of Homer. on
SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER Sd, l>>l,
the followiu. described property, to NJ:
"a acres 1T corn in th- field; ,! acre, cot
ton; nuc-hHlf avi" p"tat""-; rrnp supper
uohg grapes; 40 bundles tnodrl; pU bun
dies uAi.; one mule: one t"o-hr,r wagon
and harness; head ut cattle; one SOW and
) pigs, and meat h'g-.
Sold for cash, with the benefit Of up
praisement.
J. u. VI. TAYLOR. Sheriff
Ang. IL, ISL. (pisi :o} Its
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

The youngest child IL rx-G"y. ". {.
Wpraioth. Of Louisiana, died At Saratoga
on tho ninth instant.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

IN, o. CITY Itfm.l

Nonro~ Bulletin and other papers Of its
melancholy temperament, no doubt is en-
tr'ainrd by the great majority VI the
Southern people that this s~ction of our
common country hiss already entered an
career Of wonderful prosperity. This new
departure 10 one Of nsture's delayed com
peusstions, which 10 coming TO us late
indeed, bat "b-tt-r late than never"
While our p-cnliar institution existed it
prevented development save in one or two
directions, and especially in thos- dire
tons which the free citiz-ns Of self
governing republic should meat highly
prize. Our en-rgies were crippled by our
own prrjuiic-s; aud labor, the source Of
all Agricultural and manufacturing
trinmphs, ~ss degraded by social Law. as
rigid NJ thosr Of the M-t-s aud Prr-iuns
Whatever of heuctits there were IN the
peculiar institution, these disadv nntuy-s
wer. unqu"stioushly apparent, aud now
that they have disappeared the comp-nsa.
'iah cores.
Northern people, who never before rcog.
niz-d urr advantages, nov begin TO do 90
Their sectional pr-judices-has-d more on
ihrir old aniipaihy 10 slavery than any
thing rl.e-src diving OF innnition, and
they are compelled to admit that our ad.
vnntages of soil and climate, and our
"pI'ortunifi-, for rhr profitable Investment
of capital, are far greater than rsn be ni-t
with in the North or West. Hence. men
of fneans ard enterprise come hithrr from
the North, TO assist in our development
and share in our advantages. II il -sti-
mated that the amount Of capital thus
transferred exceeds q hundred millions IT
dollar, This 10 sufici-nt, certainly. to
establish community II Interest and
identity Of pmrpo-~. and il of its-lf = proof
that the old obstacle. 'o harmony have
br-u rrInov'dnnd the more perfect union"
40 long yainly sought has At length been
attained Hrncrforfh the Mississippi will
hcw nnv.xrd 10 the sea and il. aryosir.
" ~ 'h' W W
continent
The South. while large producer. is
also "A large consumer. aud this portion If
II is.p 'ci tllv Interested in 'h- rn'srg men,
uf our lntituhinal and longitudinal trade
Crossing 20 fuany lines of ls'itnd". rur
evrrln.ting river frrishr. facilities for
the exchange uf commodities whirh are of
immense benefit to the inhabitants nf the
worlds creates, aud mos, productive
valley.
Thou we have in present aud prospective
railway extensions the promise ~ com
mrrcr iLr mn.t mAgnihrrnl thar ever
fell to the lot If any city in the world.
True, this pr"mis" may not be- realized in
year or IN u in-trum; bur every year viii
hiring the grand contamination nearer aud
nearer, aud that Irs approach will hence
forth h- rapid M man nf SENSE can doubt
Bat while progress In material dif-cti"u-
i made We must not ft.l to strengthen
tie hand, If those who would free II. from
hooduiui,rn aud kindred evils.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
HOMER. La,
Neutrality-suspicious. "a, 1881.

The mail will arrive aud depart from
HON r. 20 Farmer, lille three times week
hereafter.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
80 90 REEApn

For ANY ease Blind, BL-,rag h b,., n.
Grated or Pr"trudIng pin , L"s' =
Blse's Pile Remedy Els Is, 'uN' Dc pe'
pared by }. I. Miller, ND IL, :, r.
Phils.. Ps. Nor' sessis. ys,., a.'n o.
tsre. Sind for e'rular. AN 1890, ~ .s'a.
general stores have it W y. =. sagsi't' or
Druggist. 'ae'',"'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

Dillnn, the great land league agita'or Of
Ireland, has been released from prison.
His release is occasioning great rejoicing
In Ireland
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

The q, cts Of the DUH dry, hot times is
seen III the columns uf thu newspapers 40
vii A. ~ everything rlsr The trading
public Will srsieh the press nr vain for any
thing strange. startling at new. The r,li-
tortri frst-tufty arr human beings aut feel
The -ufrrblng effects Of hrst aud dust H.
well ~ other people. The consultation Of
thu newspaper MAN il, that few people
will lee ia MI, condition To t~ru-- hi, pro
dnct,"'s critically as long ~ the HEATED
term" bold, on with it. present grip.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17
Communicated
THE NEW MINERAL SPRINGS.

These springs were discovered 30 Year,
sxo hy OF. Ar, Blanchard. Being at
time when min-rsl waters were drcri-d by
the medical profession, aud receiving no
spcoui sgriuent, br xiAnd"u-d his improve
sfents and i~ft for Texas. Recently the
springs have come into notice again. The
-y-s Of the profession have beeu opened to
the fact that many Diseases to which the
human family are addicted have been cured
BY these waters, aud the thing is changed.
Hundreds have already visited the springs,
almost all b-nr6ti-d. Cniaheuus nffec-
tions are all cured by bathing in what 10
known ~ the Zine spring. There has never
b--n ANY correct analysis of any of the
waters, but they are all widely different,
possessing sulphnt, ar~-uic, sine, iron, &c.
Building. sr- going mp rapidly, and 1t is
believed that BY another season scconmo-
dAtions " every kind will be III r-at'inrss.
DR.. Tabor has an Invalid- Hotel IN course
of construction that will he very commo-
diou., aud will accommodate . great many
sufferers.
People from various portions Of North
Louisisus and southern Arkansas, of the
best society. are investing lit lots there, and
everything bid. fair for the rapid up6uild-
ing Of nice city. The country round
about the spring. is productive aud can he
bought cheap enough. Lots are selling in
the town OF Blanchard for about 500 per
acre. Carpenters in great d-nuud. A
newspaper particularly needed.
A VISITOR
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-17

Cotton is now opening rapidly aud the
farmers will soon have all their forces nj
work gathering what littl- cotton has been
rund-. The Yield must I've very short.