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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02
DR.. w. 4. Thompson ,

ILL., w . 4As AAAOAAAPNS~"5
2ll Canal Street, New Orleans.
Piles, Fistula and Fissure
Cured without the use of the
KNIFE, L1GATURE OR CAUsTIc.
Free from pain. danger or loss OF
time from business.
These Diseases Receive Special
Attention and Cures Guaranteed.
Epilepsy or Fits treated with
wonderful success. as all cases are
carefully examined. and none
taken but those Offering good
prospects of curing.
Impotency, Spermatorrhea and
Sexual Debility, treated by medi-
cine alone, has heretofore proved
usiess and even injurious. They
do no good, is the universal
testimony of all honest physicians.
Thousands have "doctored" for
these complaints, and have thrown
away their money and their
constitutions together, hut the Doc
tor combines medical treatment
with electricity, the electricity
being generated by a simple
electrical apparatus that any one
can use, and by these means
insures success.
Constipation, the bane of so
many lives and the most prolific
source of illhealth, cured by a
simple method, with little or no
medicine.
Diseases of women treated by
electricity, without pain or expo
sure.
S,icture of the Urethra and
Rectum cured without a surgical
operation and without pain: Tape
Worm, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder, Private Diseases, Rheu-
matism. Neuralgia, Nervous and
Sick Headache, Asthma, Weak,
Painful and Sore Eyes, without Il
surgical operation; Deafness.
Noise in the Ears, all Skin
Diseases, Scrofula, Tumors, Loss
Of Voice, ETC., successfully treated
by improved remedies.
Letters of inquiry must be
accompanied with stamp for reply
N. B.-No names made public
without the written consent Of the
parties.
The following persons may be
referred to
New Orleans Testimonials.
Capt. Max Blanchard, Piles.
Jas. Walltillech. Supt. John.
sons Foundry. Rheumatism,
L. II. Patterson, Pilot stmr.
Pagan. Piles.
Max Beer, 1863 Canal street,
Neuralgia.
Mrs. Miller, conner Jacson and
Libery streets, Deaf.
E.. Dill, Morgan Railroad, Tape
Worm.
Thos. Robinson, 10 Cont street,
Piles.
Jacob Blum, Baronne ST., Piles,
Capt. Pharr, Morgan City, Loss
of Voice.
Leo Wolfson, Craps Bluff. La,
Plies.
Col, ". O'neal, Covingtou, Ky.
Fistnla.
w F. Shrock, Goodman, Miss.
Piles.
j. T, Swim, Main street, Cincin-
natl, Fissure
F Wolf. Port Hickey, La, Piles.
Byron Eastman, Mercer, Ky,
6ItlCtuIc.
j. B. Roos, Ben Lonond, Miss.
Piles.
Jas. Aldrich, Covirgton, Ky,
Diabetes.
A Freidheim, Bastrop, Id. Piles
s. j. Gordon. 1872 Walnut
street, Cincinnati, O.. Catarrh
J. T.. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn
Discharge from the Ear.
j. B. Wilson. Alton. Ky
Epilepsy
G. D. Hickerson, Vicksbnrg
Miss. Asthma.
J.T Warren, Carrollton, Tenn,
Bronchitis.
H. shipp, Owen, Ky, scrofula
Office hours from 9 a, M, to 4
p. m.
Dec. II, lsso,-8m.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02
Who Never Work.
[City Item. !

1t IS an Ofd saying that the haf'
der men work the less money they
make ; and this is true in a certain
general run, for the very excellent
reason that people who overwork
themselves can not possibly DO
work, and however nat
capable of better things,
their productions can never rise
above mediocrity. There can be
no finish, no refinement, no art in
the commonplaceness of hurried
work. Overwork is a necessity
with many, because there is no
demand for the far superior pro-
Of finished and well-paid
labor which require thought and
time and art. Consequently with
many, overwork also becomes a
second nature. There is an intox-
icating excitement about it and
the capacity 0: some Americans in
certain professions and trades to
turn out a vast amount of hastily
wrought work within a certain
time, almost exceeds belief. In
Europe certainly the American
capacity for overwork could not
be credited by any who had not
seen it. But when overwork be-
comes habitual mediocrity also be.
comes habitual as a necessary
consequence. Men of great natu'
raj capacity are spoiled for great
things by the total lack Of time to
cultivate what is in them, and
disbeartened by a total absence OF
popular appreciation Of higher
and better things.
But the capacity Of certain peo-
pie to live without working at all
is not less wonderful than the
capacity Of some to work too much
There are people who in the course
Of ten years do not earn a hundred
dollars, who nevertheless are new
er in want of clothes, of shelter.
and Of the necessities of life. Nay
some of them enjoy its luxuries'
They are not thieves or burglars
or torgers or bunko men for Grim
inal classes are generally bard
workers. They are generally
styled dead beats :" but the tern
hardly does them justice. How
do they live? 1t is generally con
sidered a mystery ; and yet it i:
not so much Of a mystery after all
They live by doing things tina
nobody else will do--by fawnin!
and cringi5g and leaning ant
playing lickspitle, and specializing
in the character Of those abou'
them. 1t is very disagreeable tt
do these things, but it pays. Per
haps it might be said that sucl
people live by acting /; but acting
with them is a second mature
which demands no great effort OF
their part. They have the gift 0
tears and social amiability, and
strange capacity for making them
selves appear the wronged and IN
fortunate party, when the reall.
unfortunate and wronged individ
ual strives to obtain his just dues
They borrow great deal, sQneez
the last drop of credit out of an,
community they live in, are nevc
abashed and never pay,-excep
for the purpose of running up
lar ,er bill. And no one who ha
not watched the career of sucl
people has the least idea how lon,
it is possible to live upon credit
We have seen adventures liv'
luxuriously upon credit for tw,
years in this city, changed quar-
tiers occasionally but always find
ing new victims ; aud we hav
known others to subsist for a nue.
larger period without money AM
without work.
The cold weather still cont
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02

Cincho.Q uinine cures chil's and
fever.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02

State of Loulsiana,-25th Distric
Court-Parish of VermiIion-No.
595.
Succession of FRANCOIS Feray.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said
succession, or having any-opposi'
ton To make to the tableau of
debts and charges and of settle
ment of the aforesaid succession,
to file the same in writing in the
office of the Clerk Of Court within
ten days from date hereof.
Given under my hand seal OF
court, his Cd day of April 1881.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD, Clerk
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02

A judges position is a trying
one.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02

The teachers fish "A whale.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02

The test of good dancer is to
waltz up a ball room on a single
plank. not deviating a hairs
breadth. How many can do ii?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02

Infatuated folly need not expect
tk.at when women begin to wear
garments Of glass they will become
transparent.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02
STATE OF Loursl,r..

PARISH OF vEarn,a.
Succession Of Emanuel pa'
No. 633. aa.
Not. Notice is hereby given ! !,
parties interested in sa;S y al
sion, Or having any opDo,;, sssses
make to the application 4 y y
Foreman, to be appo;a,.S u
m'nlstrator Of the aiore.a s
cesslon. to file the same 4
in the office Of the clerk of,s
the courthouse in ten az
date hereof.
Given under my hand
OF court this I'd day l1
1881.
LAsr1s BaoussAaS
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02

White sugar IS most refined.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-04-02


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, 1881-05-11
A COLORED ROW,


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49, ~. .ha sa'.,s+ ~ rtssn, n,,.' 49,. ~,
.na aIs' suo Eps'Ft " p'stu.s u,1o .na ~"
thul " OF brtck ha II oatno forol0ly into con"
tact with human hend, announced to the poo
plp living ut the corner Ut Fourth avenue anl
ball strsnt tha, at n,,o,t .:a o.cloc,s 1ust mimi
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, 1881-05-11
SUBURBAN..
EyANBfON.


Yesterday morning ut 10 o'clock at this rest-
stcfcu Ut tho bri,lo's pnrants occurred tho w6tt.
ding Ut Miss Justlnn A. 1'IuRrcp, 1T Evanston.
and Or. Jamos 1}tttnpstoatl, nj Gundeo. I'll. Tho
ccrcsnnuy WIS quietly performed In tho prosenoe
Of very few friends. by tho ttev. 4. ". rnttHn
,,ccsrtllliy tu the Mnthotst r1tttn1. Mt. and Mrs
llu.npAtcMl will ~ ttrl a knurt thur ard then tu
NunAoe, whoru III. fsuml,stoad has n ttour.shng
Thu thfr div OF tho tlarrett 1,lbttcal lnatltuto
Cutnnlgnoeuiurt.w webk pnsAetl ycstorsiay Httotr
but with interest tu Nth vlatturs and the
students. In tho ,,orll!ug md nftqrnnon
nny onn Ut tho visiting brethren
WAS at liberty tn nsk questions. III the evGnlnR
II tnrEo audience gathered In tho. Methodist
Church to listen to tho annual AtldresA by tho
1tov. \. Z. OcUuso, d. H.. pnstur Ut CGntenary
Church, ChtenSj. Tho reverend gentleman
fully austnlt>uit tho hIgh reputation ho hna ne-
1iLrcd lti his short Chicago pnAtor.tc BY tnnklnR
nn cOQnDut ht1trcss tlpUa tho work III which the
Garrott lliblteal ltatltntH IL engaged.
This ln0rtifnH tho examinations Will bD re-
Buined In DotnlIstcr Chapel. This afternoon tho
Alumni Association will hGl Its fneuttEx. The
President, Tho llov. a. " pLttel. will deliver MI
ntldrasA Ut wutrOnp. md lettefA from nbsent mei-
bora will 10 rea Officers will hy c!cGted tOt tho
ensuing year, atttl d collation. Will lio served In
tho church pMrlnr. This evening tue ltey. ". F.
rncun. IN, President Ut Fort Wnynp College,
will speak In tho auditorium 0r tho MethMifet
Church OF "The lietlUx 1nliticnre Of the Work
OF the Christian Ministry"
, 1881-05-11
ELECTIONS,

The annust election OF tho Opon noard Ut
Trado WIS hold yOstoriay, tho polls closing Mt /
y, IN. Tho following ticket was elootal: Frosf-
dout. q. W. Hunt; ice-presdant, W. D.
French; Doarts of Directors, Il. J. Lauson. II. o.
Gray. ~. II. Crafts, 7. n. 1,axtor, 4. ]. siater,
+. q. Logan, ". II, Hutch, and H. q. Murpsldgo;
no9r!l q Arb'trntlon. !. T. Morris. G. Q. Tower,
and 4. Y. Sl.lwcI!. Thls was the regular tiekot,
and was elcctod by largo mnjority.
THE GALL BOARD.
The annual mcotln8 OF Tho Call Hoard waa
bold yesterday attorlluon. und tho now Oincora,
elected lust wook, Wor0 duly instnllod. rrnai.
ss1s sas s g" ts
%eaSsss tes sS'stesisi esssudaa @ to aIn aarins
The annlaI report OF the Governing Committee
wAs presented a1,aasccpte4. hereport referred
as II Ths foow Easos wos
aiaSa y ,bo ens yuar Feps S e ssss, u
n,oru than &: per cent oyor those OF tho preocd.
x yes5 sg5SSas sn sses II x S@g yer psst
e.: yss; : ss :s;ss ss;',s ds SsEsx P5s;ssiS:
s, III; usraass, ti4siI79n Ths ,nsneai ro:
pott was ~ ~ follows: IsccoIpts-!Caah oa ha!,d
@ eebers. tssse; i1oa ssis y oerk. tieksss
: t! s9s'Sss s., si totai i reac'pe. eeS@ ,s!|.:
:a's; itpa9x sSs @ !sas%sS sa; sasS ,a,
d!s1urie!non!s $isIoo0. la; balancc Oil baud asay
J. lssl. ti.tll. ,rais iattornx Foport was n,!opt.
Tho ,noStins sGe', adjouraoa. and tho l,oard Of
Directors wax c"llcd to order py Fststeunt lons-
The following Committees for tho ensuing
s,.es wGsS spp9p!sat sal foar s.y Snn'tHoan
uuddcs, Il. II. ltoas, L. !. Murphy, ". N. Hrniu-
, 1881-05-11
LOCAL CRIME.

uretta Jorqcnse,l.. tho drunken and abusive
housokcUEer Of Chrstlnn Cuseh1hrrseIl, wldower.
living Mt No. lt3 North Dospaalnos stroet, wua
yesterday lncd SO fnr drunken md .laaortiorly
conduct by Justleo Wnlah. md waa held lu $500
bull to tho Criminal Court for cruelty to u child
Ol.ly yuars uld Il little 3-yvuT.oi3 I!luEftinato
so'i of tho prisoner was .eut to tho Fol,ali!rR's
III tho House OF Corroauon, md subsequently
lying IN JUL awaiting tra! in tho Crntnni Court:
II. II. noytnRtan. the architoct. was rnb1ol
about two wu1ks nyo ut gold watoh and chain.
Murphy, temporary ompluyd at Cr.no Dratl.
en- Misunderstanding oata6tsament. ana T., CHARGED
ers lsatnoa Joseph aud john Buitvan, and itnpt-
oAsod them to such M extent that thoy were nlso
Rrtoatat.. At tho !Arln0ry poitco Court the thrrs
thIeyos fought nmonK theselyos; sna The truth
held tho irio under llouas Of $50l Dauh to tho
Crntllal Cnurt. Murphy Is said to havo none
t1Inu In Michigan. Iii Ii q powerful man With g
puEllistle mien. which stands btu la 4oo4 stead
Ton, Allen, tha famed prtzo tlxhtur. Tho w0sBt
soaturs .os tho watch theft 70 that tho men
oaso TO piees aud void 1t for $ls4o for osd 9ol0.
, 1881-05-11
LAGER BEER.
Annual Convention Of the Ma
t!onal Brewers Associa.
ton To-Day.
Reception to the Delegates at Brands
Hall Last Evening.

rho t,yortv.srst animal, corvcntton mr. TIM
National Hrewers' Association opons IN Chio'lso
Mt 10 o'clock this murltng, And tho event was
nurnldcd last Night by roeoptton to delegates
at bFauds Hull. where tho convention Is 70 no
held. About 100 gentlemen were present, aud
Inc 1os .r3y nnovca Tna
t,a,. h"., t,n"r tas,.f,iiw and on,,ronr,atnIv
decorated. @ n 'Gu At tho s,sast entrance @ there WIS
susponded tho word "Wclcomo," worked with
eyergroon. Tho Interior ot the null was hnng
With festoons and roscts OF cvcFgreons. and tho
stago was linden with fol'ago. At tho back Of
scenic Httsacn0ns; II llere u@mbtlaus % app, appearsa
~ rexnl n1ae atsr1 e 4wo on oy.y a M
hin, n tnukart, of tho fonmiuu lavur. md
% n'a.oa re- h1s hosI q rrn,sn ~ IanrcIs
At other slde ot this group appeared
another and equally beautiful mild, one woar-
ax ssest et barley M aud thu onef +. wearing =
er'anu from sno nop sss sro . nn "st ~. VI
M those iosSy sfronnass .. sno Gnloaso Wss
u tu,,sla.
It was about o:1s o'clock boforo tho gathering
up to this tInlo the Rontiomcn hnd
Leon scattnr,ng promEsouously about the hull,
aud tue consumption IT countless glassus Ut
their own seductive beverage and oIgarH In pro-
portion. Mr. j. II. .Mc'syoy, President ot tho
plalf0rtn ut tho hour nnn,od aI1ti begged the ut.
aenton Of tho KentlumBn FOR a few br!ot mo-
i,y Mr. il. i. sohar,;,atii,, Of Nsw York. Prssi.
Frud ll.uur, Of 1solatlnY, ra., First Vlce-Prosl-
.Jacnb Ohics, Of Now York, TreIsuror;. Mnyor
Harrison and Dir. .Au!irow Lcicht,. Of Ch!cnxo.
eSoy s ;o hSsrt{ wsSGe s 5at y ,hD BE-
1uu,vtva ,x.rrnrs1, ~ T,tts elry
, 1881-05-11

l,ccn no stuatni financially ha tn preclude tho
giving Of much relief, i,le To the fAet thMt the
funds hn.l brcn rctluccd by Investments
Tho Trens,,rrr's rrport showed TINT tho receipts
hill heen 81, l7, and tho expenses s!'so4, leaving
nn e4ceas OF 4l,sAi FOR tho yeRr. nr n cash bhl-
bc w. .lHs. Of wh|uh nsl was rcgMtrc!i uh nnbt-
ful. noth .rcpurta worc accepted. after which
the fo'lowi,g, rrustccs wera ELECTED: 7: =.
i RESTITUTION wN4 n,l,ptel calling uran two nf
tho hol.t,yor Trustees II rcsKn, t,uu,ttieo they
, 1881-05-11
MARRIAGE, T.I]7,~,.=
.Ths following marriage 1,c,p,.,
hMrt -'SoAAnt

IVY Nvnn, ''asatd ,t,,,1
= ~ 1,"... xv.....,,. hN. R,s..
tEnua l. Ilaivefson. .ai' II e City. I'll
}fnsnnpinH 4 Isn,.::''''S Isn,".:: s."29 W4ahIns'-aa
.,,.,., s....s,s.s ~ ts''''st.''.49 WmhinMnnaa
ftss,a MsrtIn IT.. .&a9 Wshtr".n.
v-innttn. 800 y. ...'etS Wepts%,eh4 ".
M9nnie Il Kr,,nvsr+ ''t.as lltovn ~
T.n,t, s,ss.s l.akn F!es Iii
Mssv iMn,uhart.. .'''''.'' x Ss'''.G hichx0
WIN. ctslR. ........... ,,,N,.. ,ntwa.tImn,,
{tarhh iarry.............S,.. tf esssail'er.
f,JAn,ea Wright. II ~" "n
I.nn. 4 tsnmn,h. ~ '"0lo htsie.
3Jmiis tdsmas as'..". ''1199'.'.Sa4 e FhtJ.,
- E,,,t, :, :. "a. *'''s,s.s''4lt Third ~
, 1881-05-11
PUBLIC HEALTH.
The SMALLPOX Cases Reported Yes.
terday-Gross Carelesnesa.
Typhoid.Foyer and Lodging. .Hdusos-strset.
swespln1s Tor Stree1.Fliting.
ENfAI.14-pDX4

There wero four new cases OF smallpox md
r o"rro, nJ"s NJ W. tin.n,,ai .m1 tta v,c,." Sss
nn1ntsI Edward Nfnrriaot,. vim rosi,fnd at ssvi
Wcat Jaoksor, stroet, n CunadIan by birth. u
vcnra ot,1. Tba no,v raans rerc rcnnrto,l from
Ii Alaakn. III North Wtnx, strcot K,y ilun 1atand
nvcnuo, and 40 wcst nandolpl, atroot.
III thIs counootiou II tutrht bo stated thai j)r.
no & "o,. ss'' s,!ows .ns mn M"uanoo .,.. 1e'Vel. IT,
frcsh ffom tho ssnall.t to1 HospltAl' n's
thc dsoase, to peranbalato ali T0f'e asouna
tho :. Dlce. Thta IL unjust to tho
public and tho etnploy6s in tho Clty-ltali. This
annoy people WIN nro afraid OF his preseIco.
md whtlo suvcrul women bud their children
Sr bs bS oy efd M De q c2
Hall whn Will tAke thla uiAttcr III their own
hands ard In II loyal way. Tho peoplo hayo
tho o!ics ssoa!a noi @ Ss thus annecsssa!iiy * q:
pused. 1t would bu wul II Or. Dc Wolf WOULD
sst , es a tes fsE shvnd wnow 70 o s tSss
u warn now. anl he can eaaily rcccIvo His IT,
sttuot!ors % y .!i,d pnekxses IN tbs way; , ,. n.
1s7 liuron street,
rypuus FEWER IN NEW yonK.
Tho Now York 1rfbune hns NJ, urttalo Of, tho
r" -, ,wnh,,s to,or ',a' u, .hat M ~. wv so.n
TINT It originated 10 tho low lodRluR-housos Of
TINT city. Noarly all tho cases up to recent
4to 1 boen y s,ssaE trns.; xs's was nass ~
,.c~r.' @f,i,rsr whir I'M, nnc3 s,rno i,ttn = IL
tetst Itxi.tntx. .honsc.Na,ld Hero worn foint Homo
Ea'5 hn oh,,tnh u's nys pha hncn m 9 ncS
tnp t l1etis' aid oyar thein ha1n,,1sMts
warn ,n1 nttnt:tnd to n,os NJ that IN MIN
~ h,n,s ~ yas ryd H, tha h,iitfi,,r ,yua
i,oMtna ,V huao stoves. Tho tou,nerat1,r,, wns
Inmctiny. IN n m Ic1r,.s A. pIn ,nnet III
h,,m1s ,hpre w"p, ,.t"stjca,iV m ,ncnnx ri, ~
vtntiiaftnn' Evnrvth,l,r wss t}obtjy nInsn1 ",
tt,as is,e inuar4 1ri1ht f,ri, ,.nr,,s' S'''9 "
rsIkS ts.a.. ~. ..s, 1.. ~ ..I ~ A'S" ""'A
, 1881-05-11

Pail Null G1xtfft. ...
Attention hs4 lately bxS.s. drawn to the intro"
and due II Isust tMpoflsd from England seens
destined 10 find it, way !nt0 every Europeon
tongue. "pn vEal guntleluau has long het.ii d
oolloou!ailam III France; and In splelhaEen's Last
, 1881-05-11
ADIUDGED INSANE.

Hpsstat utspateA to 1As chis&aa 1t4btA<.
KLoiN, H., May lQ,-Mrs. Edward aupgrnawt a
yuung tnarricl wo,ua.l OF Aurora, With q babe
but U mouths old, was brought to thls ylty Hat-
uTtlay evening ID be sll@udKol Insane. The owl
do,lue wAs heard by Judge lkaIsatead. Os tho Pro.
tato Court, tnd Jury, and Gho WIS ordered
takau to the Asylum,
, 1881-05-11

CnQCKEtt-DtJEI,i4-nnt the Sth I'M tft,s-.,r. :, -
pnyia srnn1 4: Eroesor Esq., Of Tub Nj, tSe Ia
, 1881-05-11
His Account OF His Sad Compli.
cations.
IIo Was Pigeon, md They
rluclsetl Him;
A Rank Sucker, and They Played
Him-Revenge Wanted.

rnlAtton ia tho matter. Tho uDutnr tnslBtou TINT
IL wus II v!llalnous atts,npt to lavy blackn,ail,
tbnt ho han nirrattv mil the woman k1Yf. ho.
si,". ,,,,.,ns, Nvs s,,,r.os r. tc ,o,no
s0' ~ aboat Nus ensse VIE 1ae Van shs
they mt. perpctgally hounteil him by
n.eans Vt sourrtlous and Insulting letters
. ne sr, % % sc,r no sSs M ,ss t re
nppeAl to tho Justice Caurt for relief. Tho
a nw n M r. ~, m rat nt he a
seif ao oGG oooe. 20 tn Sts h bsa cooled of
son,ewhAt, tho scribe aake,: ""' ~oS'-" va
''How long havu you known the woman Paint
s,:',', or, naa ~, c,,c,,xr x,,a M, xo,, v,nsr
"Snh WHAT VEIN, ,t,:t, II LII" foo f1Si
x..,..' "'.". ..'....,,. ,',.. .,.. =. >,.,,..u
lSNM saiu th9 Ilootnr. N Womnt urcssGu II
blntk pnturc,l my Office III tho Palmer House,
prescribed fur hor. IL tho course Or uohyer~
,Sn XIII. DIX S voW and M lYus With tcr hs hposrs
in.law on Fourteenth atrsot 1,enr Wnbash
ter. o., nor iock ketSosk. shs so;spla'ns, Of her
sssas siokul. savo her n ,oler II, the natne
uf CHARITY. md than sto won't nWny."
NV d ays yS IL st sho eamo Into the
q eoaysrsa,iaa sae saitl hsr b,,sfs,,a hid See,,
FIsks Gasacrs, WiA.. whero sh, i'a dairy farsn
with thirty-two cows: After hnvlng told q lanY
sry oont r ry fe @ nF Bsasa ,ao
her departure"
. W. ,s I'VE ncxr IT. INV o,t, nun ,t,
amman Mid nunfn rehotrsiti tn st,,rv ff hDr iIft
hrr trf,,II,jns ii,u iniaTtirton, Ehn thnnkrd nm
FOR tho kinuness lid suuw, der did asked int, ino
itt anil m hnr Shn rxnlMtnul TINT nj bor
hr,tbar-im.,aw'a hnise sha haJ M s,ntorfunity
| 10 receive COtapMny, but sho wutlId uny bo tpf,
hannv to meut lid itt Mrs. Wrjuht's. oil Twelfth
stteett tutJ hur n,ight do IS. She sniti that
sf,uiHi mix fnr Sltas AItca fIix. wamtnd 10
knnw whV I shntttf NIX ff,r Miss wftnn sh1 was
!" willow. shn rmnii,"i That shn ,vas M tnnsn fn
md c,iicd by her friurttls.; '~ "''S ''
:" lid yoti tniif'.
| uEt,s sn.n f,,,r ,,r +l,o cvoptnos pYtorxar,1s
eo,,ai ~ sirs Wrirh,s anH ti,erc inot hnr
dfd s,nt t,t,s thnt I'm i, ,,sn y"S m" ~ tIiro
ny ,,to Nv saw m nnn oto.,r thn n,"cc " IN tho
| nHrlUr Hn. II n3un
| P"''"' H' ,,,u
| u0H bLEsS OUR uoME.
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eh ntn n "n x., e IN, M,u ,ut a ;, nv ~ nur; ,,
1 slse mrs,tinncd lha nan,n az nrtv ,v,n knaw @
, 1881-05-11

Not Is or u, but rot tho finest and best, ga
e0t. LIN. N0ChesueY, eornor Clark and Randolph.
, 1881-05-11

Buck h Hsyner's Moth Powder 10 = harvester
that sbapa r0aches by tho million.
, 1881-05-11
TIE COUNTY-uUILDING,

HrArss-AT1,MSkv MILla IL still eoatpod to
hts hoMu.
TaA sovonrh Ward election ca4e Il On the call
befora Judge Ilawcs to-day,
". ". TAYLOR, recori-wtiser in tho County
Court, u down with tho N!uter- cholera, Tho
, 1881-05-11
the BEST RANGE on EARTH.

DO whoro you will, pay any prico for cook
Tug range asked, aud you will nnd uothlug that
will give you tho satisfaction that our "Now
Hub ltauQo" will. Jas. r. Dalton, houso-Eus-
plshcE, d State street,
, 1881-05-11

Cummina doea not advertise teoth tor " and
charge more. 10 Eiato.
, 1881-05-11

W. recommend Eldredxe eRewln9-nachines