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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11
STATE OF MICHIGAN, g,
COIrNTY OF YLN RIIREN


At a session Of the Probate Court for the
county Of Van Buren,, holden OF the Probate
ONCE, in the village OF Paw Paw, on Wednes-
day, the 10th day OF February in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighty -oue: Pres
emit, Hon. Orrin N. Hilton, Judge Of Probate
In the matter OF the estate Of Stephen Van
Rensselaer, Arnold, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition, duly veri-
fed, OF Mary Arnold, the widow OF said deceas-
ed, praying that . certain instrument now on
nle, purporting to- be the last Will and res
lament OF SAID deceased, may be admitted to
Probate, and administration OF the said estate
granted to said petitioner, the Executrix in
said Will named;
Thereupon il Is ordered, that Tuesday the
18th day OF March next, st ten o'clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition, and all persons interested in said es-
tate are required to appear at asession OF said
Court, then to be holden at the Probate Office
in the village Of Paw Paw in said County, and
show cause, IL any there be, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be granted.
And IL is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said
estate, OF the tendency OF said petition and the
hearing thereof, by causing acopy OF this order
to be publishedin the True Northerner, q news
paper, printed aud circulating IN said county
OF Van Buren,, three successive weeks at least
previous to said day OF hearing. f1352t4fiO
ORklN N. HILTON, Judge OF Probate.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

Presinent Garfield, in his inaugural address,
announces himself in favor OF the use OF both
gold and silver as the foundation of our none
tary system, and that the refunding OF the ma
tional debt should be accomplished without
compelling the withdrawal OF the national bank
notes and thus destroying the business of the
country" that it to the interest of this coun-
try to keep the control Of the Isthmus canal in
the hands OF this government; that the civil
service can never be placed upon a satisfactory
basis until fixed by law, and that Congress
should fix the grounds upon which removals
should be made in the MINOR Offices before the
expiration Of the time for which the incumbent
has been appointed. He is unmistakably hos
tile to polyg,my, and regards the whole coun-
try as responsible for negro suffrage, because
all persons have an abiding interest in the re-
suit. The press Of the country irrespective OF
party, speak Of the address in the highest
terms. The N. Y. Herald says that I" the nau-
gural is easy, flowing, comprehensive and grace
full" The Tribune says it is short, straight,
strong and sharp, like Roman sword" The
Times says it is "dignided in tone, and marked
by characteristics which have made him one of
the most pleasing and admired orators Of the
house." The Louisville Courier-J Journal says
this message presents strong contrast to
that OF Hayes four years ago." The Charleston
News and Courier says that his treatment OF
the southern question is on the whole broad and
statesmanlike.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

The democrats and greenbackers married
each other last summer in Name, or at least
they occupied the same political bed. The on
ly issue Of that unholy alliance was greenback
child named Plaisted.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

The Democratic Convention OF Kalamazoo
County unanimously passed resolution in
to present the name Of Judge Halves, for the
nomination of Justice Of the Supreme Court.
and do all in their power to secure his nomina-
ton.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

Andrew j. Smith was re-nominated Circuit
Judge by acclamation, OF the Cass and Berren
Circuit, which he accepted in very neat little
speech.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11
The True Northerner starts on its twenty
seventh year to-day.

The Republican judicial Convention held at
Decatur on Wednesday last, was in all respects
one OF the most pleasant and harmonious con-
yentions it was ever our fortune to attend. AT
the appointed hour the convention was called
to order by Chas. Duncombe, Chairman OF the
Judicial Committee who called B. F. Heckert
to the chair as temporary presiding officer. Mr.
w. l. Eaton, OF Kalamazoo, was elected tempo
rary Secretary; C. Delamere, OF South Haven,
Col. Burns, Of Kalamazoo, G. Duncombe, OF
Decatur, Hon. Alex Cameron, of Kalamazoo
and DR.. t. II. Briggs, OF Mattawan, were APP
pointed as committee on Credentials.
RI Warren. OF Decatur J. H. Dix, OF kala-
mazoo. Zachariah Fletcher, OF Schoolcraft A.
II. Chandler, of Hartford and ". W. Hodge, OF
Geneva. were appointed as Committee on
Permanent Organization.
The Committee on Credentials reported six
teen delegates from Kalamazoo, and fourteen
from Van Buren,, as entitled to seats in the
convention. The report was accepted and
adopted.
recommended Hon. E. L. Miller, OF Kalamazoo,
for permanent Chairman, and A. NJ. Brown, OF
Breedsvile, for permanent Secretary. Their
recommendations were concurred in. r. l..
Warren, Esq, in neat and appropriate little
speech presented the name OF A j. Mills as the
unanimous choice Of the Van Buren, delegation
for nominee for Circuit Judge. Mr.. Geo. Lyon,
OF Kalamazoo, presented the name OF ii. q.
Briggs as the candidate OF the Kalamazoo dele
CATION. Hon. Alexander Cameron, OF Kalama-
zoo, said he did not understand that Kalamazoo
had any candldate-they were not united on any
one man. He named E. NJ. Irish, OF Kalama
zoo. An informal ballot being ordered stood as
follows:
A. j. Mills. ................ ..'............4
II. &. Briggs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
r. Nj. Irisn ;.'-''''''''''''' \
george nj. BUCK ......................
The second informal ballet resulted
Mills ............ .................... 10
Briggs 80. .............. .......'..''....
lrlsu ............ ....ss...'..'... U
formol ballot being ordered resulted as fol-
lows:
Mills -.....'...........'' .'..'..'.... 10
brlgHs .........-......... .....''.s.
lIIbu
The result was received with much applause
and on motion OF delegate Fletcher the nomi
nation OF Mr.. Mills was made unanimous.
The following gentlemen were chosen as
judiciary Committee, VIZ:
Charles Duncombe, o. W. Rowland, Charles
Delamere, E. X. Miller, j. H. Dix, A. d. Allen.
The convention then adjourned. Much sat-
;sfsction was expressed at the result, and we
predict Mr.. Mills will be elected by rousing
majority
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11
SALE

[ will sell at public auction, at my
residence, } miles east of Paw Paw,
on Tuesday, March odd, 1881, at 10
o'clock a. m, the following property,
to.wit:
Team of bay Horses, 2 Cows, l
Heifer, 2 Calves, % Sheep, | set of
double Harness, Hay Rake, l Fan
ming Mill, Single Wagon, Forks, l
Fork, l Shovel, Buggy, Farm
Wagon, | pair Bobs, Hay Rack, !
Moving Machine, Reaper, | Cutter, 2
Flows 3 Cultivators, Bench, l Cradle,
l Scythe, l Cultivator, Drag. 2 Horse
Blankets, | set Bells, 2 Corn Knives, l
Cross Cut Saw, l Hay Knife, Grind
Stone, 3 Stoves, and many articles not
enumerated, mostly all new.
TERMs:-All sums under So, cash
over S., six months credit will be given
for approved notes at per cent. inter-
est A discount of 5 per cent for cash
on all sums over S..
w +. BAChE.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

Died-On Friday, March 4th, 1881, OF sur
felt OF Brigadiers, the late democratic congress.
With pleasure we rejoice to see the curse re-
moved 1t will be only remembered for the
good il has not done.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

The democrats have nominated Augustus C.
Baldwin for Justice OF the Supreme Court
For Regents, G.. v. N. Lothrop and Henry
Fralick. Too bad they must be slaughtered.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

Confederate soldiers must step down and out
OF the positions they have filed in the last
House. The blue is once more in the ascend
sncy
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

The democrats are once more trying 10 get
into bed with the greenbackers. Their past ex-
perience in Maine, IS we'll - in Michigan, must
be very inspiring.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

II is only necessary for the coy sreenback
maiden to wink at the democratic swan, to have
him PROSTATE in the dust at her feet.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

Ex-President Hayes maintained stiff back
bone to the last. One OF his very last official
acts was to veto the democratic funding bill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11
President Garfield.

Wonder IL mulebuyerbarnum attended the
Inauguration.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-11

Republican Nominations.
STATE TICKET.
For Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court,
ISAAC MARSrON.
For Regents Of the University,
JAMES 4. JOY,
AUSTIN BLAIR.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Circuit Judge-Ninth Judicial Circuit,
ALFRED j. MILLS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
Die 8runheissnt5ums Jrass In
Enafano,

Wan nimn1t g.ip6bnIi9 an, bic 2eioen
Srlanos in Golse Der feuoaIsn 9ebunoen.
belt bes gooens Ieien sana b~eIonoere, unb
oes6alb elm 8eueis Der ,.nslii9en Spran.
nsi." Sn Wabrbeit Iissen Die 8erbdIt.
niHe In SrIanb fauu, an6ers, als in eng.
Lamb, Walss unb S1ottlano ; uno es 1T
ni9t ,.nslii9er Snrannei", ionbsrn arito.
fratii4e 8sbsrrI9ung bes @runbeisen.
tbums. bic man bieTsits, ME ienieits bss
st. @sors's' RanaIs 3u ibsruinoen bat.
Gin paar 3ablen ibsr bic 9runbeisen.
t9umssuldnbe bss ensIii9sn &si9s m6sen
bier ON 9Iuss iein.
gtua brsibis aritotratii9e Samilten
tno i'm @runobu9. nit ie loo, 0O6, 300,-
600 ODER 400. 900 ader 2anbss einsei9ries
ben. Cine oerielbsn bsibt osren iber l..
0OO. 900. Sobn Stuart Wil unb Sobn
Bright 6attsn fribsr bic @.iammtsabl Der
@runbb.Rser auf stpa 81 10000 anssss6.n.
Sarauf lisB Der perforbene 2orb Ssrbp,
nm Re 3u tpioerlsgen, bas fog. neue
.Soomsbap Boot" - bas bOif,ntli&
ni4t bis gum iinaiten Gag porbalten pirb,
- anfsrtissn. gs ersaben ft9 ba 1,173,.
724 Jog. 2anoeisentbimer immsrbin nod
cine anfaasnS serinse 3abl i'm 8srslei&
5u Jrantrei9 uno anbsren Staaten bes
Ssflanbss. Sisbt man iid isbo9 Die
Sa4e genauer on, 70 ersibt i1, baB bon
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usniser als S54 .434 tpsnigsr als siaen
Worssn 2anbss bsibsn, uno baB i6r Sc.
iammtbeib f9 nur auf 1SS.413 Worssn
bslduft. Wann trus sbsn ale Stid9sn
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ssb6ren. als @runbbsfb elm BON ben
2anbeigenibimern, bic nod ab3ug iener
$50 ,43S ibrig blsibsn, Tno aber pisls Gin
ssln. 3usi, or.i bier. ia 3uolf ODER oiersebn
Wal sinsetraSen, Sa ibre @runofide f9
In psridisosnen @essnben bsinosn. go
If !. 3. Der Ssrsos BON Ssoonibire pisr-
3ebnmal sinsetrasen, felt alio IA @runb.
beFBsr por! auf iolae Weiie tomn,t raar,
lsi9t 3u elmer anisbnIi9sn 3ifsr.
S6atens sisbt rs 200. 600 pirti9s
2anosissntbdmsr i'm Der. G6nigreif,
tpopon etpa 17O. 600 auf england 10000
auf Srlano, ni9t gang 10, 900 auf S9ott.
lamb tommsn. SIN Werslsi9 our gsp6l-
teruna bot ulio S9ottlanb = ni9t Srlanb
= bic serinste 3abl.
3usrt bate Der snsIii9e abel isinsn
@runobeis bon Der 8rone su 2sbsn, mar
aber bafir 5u Rriesesbienit uno Steuers
leifuns perpHi9tet. als feline 8spfi9.
tunsen mari sr i'm 2aufe Der 3,it ab ben
9runobeib bebislt sr. Sslbff nod Der
Stsu.ri4dsuns BON 1896, bic 10 ssrins
tuie m6sli4 oufseIest mar, mubte Der
Stano Der @runobeFssr, beii,n 8ooenrente
I'D b.ute auf 2O5. 226, 244 gf. ct. beIduft,
iiber Al 600. 600 Yf. ct. Stsusrn Jun,
Staatsi&aB beitsuern. Statt oeTsu Sablt
&c - Is 1T fait unslaublid - taum msbr
als cine Wilion!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
9as auslannii9e Clement in ben
Der. Staaten.

gs wdrs ie6r intersHant, s.nau gu uii.
len, uie srob sisentli4 Die 3abl Der I'M
auslanoe ss%borsnen ginnobnsr Der Der.
eiuisten Staatsn uno i6rer unmittsI.
barren Hu4fommsn if, bod tpiro oas erIt
oann 9ei6ebsn fonnsn, tpenn Dos Genius.
amt feline ar5sitsn gang pollsnost babsn
piro.
Die 3abl Der i'm auslanoe geboreueu
Beuobnsr Der 0srsinisten Staten it
ibrissns i&on isbt bstannt unb betrdst
mad ben amtli9sn 3uiammsnfeaunsen
1861. $50. So Die @sIammtbep6ltsrung
o.s 2anoss so. 600, 900 WsnI9en sdblt,
bilosn bic i'm auslanoe ssborsnen gsipob.
nsr unsefdbr Elm a4tsI osrisIbsn.
Bod pirbs mon sinsn sroBsn WiBsriff
besebsn, tuo[lte man bas OILS Die 8eiammt.
itdrfe unierer i'm auslanbe ssborensn Be-
p6lferung anieben, osnn es III cine our9
bic tdsli9e grfabruns srtpisisne S6at.
Jade, oaB tusnn au6 ni9t ale, 70 bod
Elm GROCER Sbsil ibr.r Ra6tomm.n Der
Spraas, Der &slision une ben Sittsn unb
9ebrdu9sn ibrer gltsrn treu blei6t uno
auf oisle Wsiie auf ben amsritaniI9en
Golts4arattsr sinsn Didtissn ginlub
ausibt. 70
Wis srob sisentli9 Die 3a6l Der Gin.
panoersr mar, uel4e mad Der r1nabbdn.
sistsits' grtldruns Der decentralization
golonien f4 bier neue Ssimfdttsn grano-
ten, 1T isbr i4per f.f3ufslsn, ba barber
erif isit Dem Sabre 1920 s%enauern auf,si9-
nunssn trifirsn. So9 piro man Der
Wabrbeit ,iemli9 nabe fommen. tpsnn mon
he auf sttpa IL. 600. 900 Weni9en p.ran.
i&last, bon tpsl&en ab.r bic ibsrmi.g.noe
WebrsabI erf isit1S60 antam. Sie 3abl
Der gi%nipanoerer stpii4.n 1890 uno 1850
uiro aui $500. 900 perani&lagt. 3miI&eu
1850 u 1860 lanstsn 5000 900 Gin.
tuanoersr u,sifens aus Srlano an. Don
1860 an .rfubr bic g%inwanosruna aus
Seuti4lanb cine srOBs 3unabms, blisb is-
bod binter benz poransesanssnen Sabr-
s.bnt etuas Surid, ba Re nur $500, 900
S,elsn errei4te. Sn Dem Ssitraume bon
1870 bis 1880 oasessn .rfubr is cine 3u-
nabme nno ftieS auf 3.00O.00 uno ole
anjsi4tn osutsn 6arauf bin, bob he In Dem
nd9iten Sabr3.bnt cine nod sr6Bere 3u-
nabme srfabren tuiro.
gs pdrs tuo6I psrt5 senau suiammsn,u.
feqen, mas bic felt benz Sabre 1916 6i.r
ansslansten 100000 ginmanoerer far
Die @o6Ifa6rt uuo 8litbs bss 9anbes as.
than, tpie piele Strsdsn bss 2anoes he ur.
bar ssma4t usl9e Ssi9dfte uno Snou-
irisSipsi9e he %sssrinoet unb ms 9sben ae.
rufsn uno wsl&sn ginluB he auf ben G6a-
rafter ano bic 2ebsnssspo9nb.itsn ibrsr
Mitbirs.r auss.lbt baden. 9oa bas Az
: tbun III cine refine llnm6sli1tsit. Nber Cd
tpiiros immsrbin lobnsno i,in, auf @runS
Der unldnsf seiaebsnen YoIts,dbiuna me.
ni9isrs annd5rsnb Die benz 2anbe our1 oi,
ginwanosruns srpisisnsn Wortbsile an,u.
osutsn. 0isqsidt tpiiros cine babura an.
sebabnts before. grisnntnib Die nod imms,
nidt gang .ritidtsn Rssuns.n Der 3nou
notbinss srtnoli& bsisitissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
Rnxembureer @asetfs

ben slet6 isbt In 8lOdbaus, glodbaus
gut, itbr gut, Gsusrbrunb ni@t fanseu
9ilte!
Du meinf, tab es MID Dor benz
i4redlt&en eoofe retien f5nnts, rpenn i'd
tn bas SlOdbaus fa9tsts? - fraate
DpIpreS.
Dte Snbtanerfn ntdte sifris bsiabenS.
Wsine S&wsiter balD ssbsn In 9lcd<
baus, faste fe brtnslt6, tnteu, fe i6
ptecer mad benz ufer unb mad ibrem
8abne 3uridsos - buIo ssbsn, balo,
balo - lonf Gsusrbranb fanssn, ratts
nebmsn In @tswant, raid, RAID.
Nft eteisn @prten idlapfte fs In tas
Boot tanu nur nod stntse Runeers
idldse = fort mar fis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

osSb1NAVI WV "
Der SnftI, BON innsn unb aueen Iorsfdl'
tts III riufsrn.
Die Soleatenfrau, Warta, fobts fil
aIe, unb BE Io6tsr tss Gelrpsbels
rpsl1s pen f95nsn Nau1tn Dolores fibr'
te. freifte BON 8ul1 ~ 8u19 auf BEN
ensen, b51fenS breibfs Worssn betra.
senpsn GiIanes. I'm, fi& raid bstunnt 81
MAIDEN. Sbre srcBsn, idpar3.n auser
forbidden Isbbaft bort unb pa NIT ct.
mem Wale blteb ie, ssrabe am ufer, nit
fsfsebunnt fsben, budte fi@ unb f,ot
lautlps In tas @ebGi1 surid, aus mel.
dem fe sben ~ssfcmmen mar. Sbre au'
gen lassn babel tur1tobrenb auf BEN
bb&fsns ptsr3ts Sdritte BON ibr ent'
ferntsn llfer Der Natbarfnfsl - unb ale
fe nun ~rsrbprssu I'M 9uf6wsrfe rubte,
fab fe prdben stnsn Grlsn3psfs f@ Re.
rpesen.
G5 bsni&te In ttelem IusenbIide 40,
fduis SoQtommsns Dinpfiae. 8ein
SIatt an ben gdumsn unb @sfrdu9en
bepssts f@, nur isnsr G~rIenspsts aIsin
= unb Dolores, bic 5odtsr sinss Spls
batsn, besrtf bteiss 3ei@en. brad tbrsr'
isits 8let9faQ3 efnen 3pets al unb Re,
tpeate tbn 70, tpte isner aneere 2peia bes
meat rpuree.
Der Grfols tteisr isltiamsn 8sprd5uns
lief nidt Ianae auf f6 rpartsn. Der
G%rlen,psta braben seridpano uno latt
5einer erIdien am Ianbe Der isnfsitiasn
SdIde Elm braunss @ef6t cine iunas,
IdSne Snptansrin.
gIisfbn,I s,rono gsrorss bint.r IT,
rem 9nIh bsrnnr NIT oIsr asihsn o.
n,r l~leberroIhuno psIhe isbsS bnrdous
ntdts unanoenebmes al, fiG ~ BADEN
fdten. SIM @sasntbstI, es las In bss
Wdp6sns Qntlfs muir lsbbaftes GrRaus
men. serntIbt mir efuem Musbrude. pen
mon bepunbernbe. ,peifelube Nreube
uenn.1 fonnt,.
Wi,n,iht k6tt. 5oIor,s rinsn 2uf
ouso,aoesn, cbr muns mar ~isbsnfoDs
o,STnst - ober bic S%nbionsrin brnksn
Sob Ge f. asbsnb an unb isote bssen.
%tunossoI hen 2rio,iinosr ouf ben muns
-unb OoIor.s Gbmf.o' gIb.r fs mohts
Sener 2etdsn, bas fe berlberfommen
m5ae, unb BITE Snbtanerin niGte eifria
une idldpfte alsbann fort.
sur,, a,it borouf ;rshien elmer ,on
iensn Isibto.boutsn' unnsrlssIiHen ask.
mem. ssren fiH bic Ginaeboren,r IN bic.
fen @sasnSen bebfenen. Gr Idos fat
a.rduI&los purd bic Bsuen, Ieate bi&t
an pen Yunfte, no Dolores tpartets an
bas llfer an unb bic iunse Snetanertn
ftanb nsben Der WetBen.
NDte tommt, 70 fraate bic 9estere NIT
etnsrMufrseuna, tpel&e fe ~serpaltIam au
untsrprddsn iu&te - pte fomut bic
3oIa Der Suscarpra au Der ellie BON
Uruguay, BIER In Der Gfnlamfett Der
SunenttnIeln?
Die ellie Der 8etsen, yerIeste bte Srs
bian.rin ernieu Zones, iuperr 6e sprs
idtta mad ben BalSsn bin l6lapfts,
TIRE tpsibe S6pefsr slet&faQs eortbin
fdbrspb - mus Der 3ois Der 5uacarora
slauben. 9lpdbaus ! 8lofbaus!
Dolores bsftete fsf ibrsn Bid auf BE
eueiauerin, I'M, pieus!tt aus sersn Sc,
f1te ben Sinn FOLDER Wcrts AZ erfpr,
I&sn, aba als pas autltB Der Gus,
earpra nur srnit uub Nib srf6isn, iu6ts
fe bsrielben aaeers bst3utommsr.
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enreka Dailp Sentinel.

Fifty Rennss
No. / full size letter paper for sale at So
per ream, at Schneidcr's Drug Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

The best '-bit'' cigars in town are the
"Owl,' "Trariata' any Pumariega, for
sale at the p. o. Cigar Stand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

FoR q pure Havana cigar go to DR..
Schneider's drug store and pay q bit for its
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

DAVIDSON has just received an immense
invoice Of Owl" cigars. They are fines
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

SOLD JUICE cigarette tobacco, fresh
supply received every week by Davidson at
the p. O. Cigar Stand.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-24

thunder storms and girls playing base
ball simultaneously. While medi-
tating on the grand but noisy phe-
nomena, draw breath through both
mouth and nose; and if you don't
strangle in the attempt you will have
q nasal boom in all it's pristine glory.
The operation is somewhat danger
GUS, as the epiglottis may become
lodged in the wind pipe, or the palate
may start on an exploring expedition
through the nasal regions. But bear
it bravely; many a man has hazarded
more than this for the sake Of a little
tame. When you accomplish this
first part, close the lips firmly and
explode the breath suddenly, as if
you had tasted cayenne pepper, and
you will have completed real old
fashioned snore. But one snore will
not bring you fame. You must keep
| it up for an hour or SO, the louder the
better. Keep good time, snore stead
lily and you will not wake the neigh
bors, for monotonous sounds favor
sleep. Practice makes perfect in this
as in other arts. Become accustomed
to snore in this manner when awake
and you will do SO naturally when
asleep; and any one listening will f9l-
ly appreciate that beautiful poem:
Oh the snore, the beautiful snore.
Filling the chamber from ceiling to tieor
| Over the coverlet over the sheet,
From the crown of his head to the sole OF his
feet.
Groaning
Granting
Rumbling along
Beautiful snore it can do nothing wrong,
POLLY.