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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Rosalia Perot, nee For,
by virtue Of an order of the Han n
ID Pierson. Judge of the nth .Jnd;.;o;;
District Court Of the parish of Natcn'
toches. State of Louisiana, and to ~.
directed, vii! offer for sale to tho ," ".t
and highest bidder, at the Residence "" 81
the late Mdmc R0salia Perot. nee Eo,.
on Cane river, about 6 miles halos'
NatchitOches. Oh
Saturday, April 9TH. 1881.
at II O'Clock, A. NJ. the following dos.
crihed property, to-wit:
A certain tract Of land. situated ahont
6 miles below the town of NatcbitocLss
on the right bank of Cane river. des =
cending. containing forty seven 50. I'm
acres, together with all the build;nos
and improvements thereon, boundsS
above by lands of Geo. Laurens. and hs
low b. lands formerly belonging to
Samuel Hynes, and now belonging to
Meyer. Weis 4 Co., also anothsr
tract of land on the left bank Of Can.
river, descending, about 6 miles below
Natchitoches, containing twenty.three
$500 acres. with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, bounded aboye
Ly lands Of c. Chaplin, and below bv
lands Of Mrs. Felice Lacour.
Also a lot Of furniture and cookin,
| utensils, wagon and harness and farmins
implements.
"a head of Horses.
pair Of Mules and 2 Horses.
Terms of Sale:
Cash-for appraised value.
SAM'L p. RAlNES.
| March 5-5t. Sheriff.
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For Rent.

Ibe aeopaysse rsaidsace o. Vaehins.
Ios sersss q To laot u psvie, win =
rented - reasonabls terms.
Amply to
March I'm. ALEX. DERI.lrrIY
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4 !sss 0unbsr q tho Baton Rouss
Cspdso'isS mskss . suagsseioo which
should b actsd on BY every Police
Jury 70 The State. The Police Jury
q u. Bernard parish bee selected .
youea ssatlemaa. ieom Q uunber Of
spplicaats. whom they propose 70
send 70 the Unlversity ct Baton
Rouge. Red River proposes 70 do
The cane thiaa. The Capitolian then
says:
Thh b . very sensible move. and
~ have 20 doubt, while Il enables {
poos BOY 70 acquire % education. Nm
rebound. 10 tune, 70 tho credit md
elevation q The pasioh. A mon
glance o the prop0ejtj00 viii chow
~ oooeoc)Bl results Of tho lntelleC.
loal co@peeloe which Il sntail0. The
oo@seooe parishes Will do Well % @.
Net . youo1 mso 10 THE way every
Two yeaee. kyur hundred and 6fty.
az dollars Will deftay tho expenses
Of . couple OF scholars per yecr
aud While the parish viii not feei
the expeneo, genius may b bron9ht
20 light. where Il would othervisc b
forever Hidden from view. Lat The
pos1eA popefe take THE matter 10
eaods md With their joouenco bfiee
to 0ove0eee % Q ouCOeooul ioeuc
eoeooghome To ootlse 0eoto, Thu0
vii our UalveeSlty. which ohould h.
~ peldo q every 1ouiojaoio0. b.
eeoo9os % ~ i0oe6loao Doejoo OF
~ PROBE. We call upoo or 9eoe.
no. coooe!eo . put tAele 0Aovldof,
% The Wheel.
Il bto b Aoped that the dee sus-
eeessd 80 ~ eIsople see b g.
Bernard pasisb. Will b followed b
every parish % Tie otaes. The q.
pssse y light u eoopasiooa % TIE
oeeeecaal reealts Which would a.
teed 10 sdortioe. What n.y. on
Poliee Jury % the suhjscti Thu
saeksseioo % edueats sous q he
poos eat deessvlsg yosthe q TIE
6eaes. sAoald - aseed % promptly.
- ~ est = owoll iadeod q con.
posleoo - f90iDhlae % edueatioo
- tAese No WosA undoubtedly %.
eesdals AigAly ~ beos0ts q ssel I
eoasos. lse . tsial q loast b nd
q ~ natooe. eug
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~ 0aeal 0sos festivities % New
Osoeooe tAib yeas. surpassed u e..
~ 90 eplsodos. aaytAiae q Tie
NJ ovee bsooso vieoeesed q that
~. 0set 0soeNoess peooseeloo
JeooooDooDo = lableeue ~ hlry
oooooo g ~ Asshlao 0ieAss. The
'3Aeooy tAssty PAsllevsr lavished
t1ooe ~ - eo1lgo q ''Ye Wooeo
va1R." u1o)e ~ sseoWoed Myseic
4soO g 0oOuo eeoWoeo ~ coeoi.
01V oVooodo1 ll)ustsaejoes q ~
oyoAs - 1ssase q Moth Laod.
~ lo9Qeooeoe eeoss q ~ Moon,
. - eeUaslaatioe. easscaaussd
osoo1D ~ ~. 11e vhele snsai.
~ - . G1noeo6ou oueoeoo,
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NOTICE.

Succession of Theodore Schun,an.
JAMES GENIUS, administrator Of the
q Succession Of Theodore Schuman.
decd, having filed in the Clerks Office,
his final account of administration, no.
tice is hereby given to all persons inter.
ested to file opposition to said account
within ten days from the date hereof,
in default Of which tho said account will
be homologated and made the Judgment
Of Court.
A. E. LEMEE,
march sgt. by. Clerk.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

nor fine GROCERIES aud PROvIS'
i IONS and DRY GOODS Give me
call. Cheaper than the cheapest.
Give me q call before purchasing else
where.
MRS. 81. r. MANOLE,
Dec. ll.-6m.
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Shel in's Sale.
Joseph Dolphin vs.. Amanda Dolphin.
wife Of Joseph Dolphin, Jr.
District Court, Parish Of Natchitochss
No. $500.
DY virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued
ID in the above entitled and number.
ed snit, aud to me directed, / bsye
seized and will offer for sale to tia
last and highest bidder, ut auction. at
the door of the Court House in the city
and parish of NatchitOches. on
Saturday. March 18Th. 1881,
at II O'Clock NJ. the following described
property, tO.wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land situs.
tel in the parish Of Natchitocl,es. State
Of Louisiana, about half mile from
the city Of NatchitOches, measuring xbout
thirteen (13) arpents. together with oil
the buildings and improvements thereon.
being the same property acquired by 10.
seph Dolphin from the Sheriff Of said
parish Of Natchitoches, on the 2nd day
Of December, 1871, a. per proces verbal
Of sale in suit No. 1859, District Court,
parish Of Natcbitoches, entitled joseph
Dolphin, Executor. Va. Celina Visnns,
and duly recorded in the Recorders Of
flee iu said parish.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisement.
SAM'L. p. RAINES.
Fell. ". Sheriff.
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M L. DlsAUKEs,
attorney at Law,
SECOND ST., Natchitoches, La.
(Oppooite tho Court House.)

Prompt attention given to all business
entrusted to his care. Will practice in
the District and Circuit Courts Of Match.
itOchea, District Courts Of Sabine, Desc.
to and Red River. and Supreme Court 1t
Monroe and New Orleans.
Jan. -. Sly.
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Nh 6oolsvssl that PAal Boy otoe.
- gsoos A0seicas e0lM0ss asd In.
Veoess g ~ sUsbse llls-ps~sssviae
on1G - lAlleo Q vieelm n The vat
1ee0eeo Hssu 81 CAlll. IA vss %.
onos6 b ~ service q Peru. ssd
0saAloe - bess heard from bin
sloes ~ CAsissoss. Paul Boyntoa
~ . soeivs q PlstsbesR. and 4
UssSAssos0sd 1ss NJ sVinmisa
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~ Los1slnsa Pres Cesvss'los
Vheso ssDsoAlsd ~ vesk 10 Nee
OsssasA ssopst,,A % lsvs shss
saasy-soe tossssis. cd sisss sssss.
ose)oe . lssue saosss a bssisess.
sAbsssSsS 10 0sss h nAios Rasv
@ ~ Ora Nosday 10 D u, ssbss
0sSs.
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ouoaasss Csassos. a hsssylva.
% - ossal>s. q Nee ros. ~.
Dsuose1 SAs(s dlsllks q Pspsldees
0ogoeo1's CAheoss ss.scsioos. By q.
ssO0aaaG % 1slsy ~ sesioe q The
ouop0o ssoosWlNa Slsos oo0loostoe.
~ sssase q sosss oseasoss b COO.
SosUs1 . bs10oa % sod " sl,Ass
~ go s1o,slsssUsioo % ~ Ne.
SQ1o)nno possV.
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Nsw - ~ eSsly s~ssss ~ cali
~ ~ spsvsssess oss se@psssvty
lsuAsA 20, ssepsstsAs,a6 Tie fpsUs.
no e . psesstssAl sevsssa~ss 10
ssSss 10 ,sSSsxsSss ssssstAshss eos
ooosD SssUs.
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PINE LUMBER.

SiDlcin's Steam Sa1V Mill.
]. I. SMITH. - MANAGER.
Eight miles South Of Natchitoches, on
BellwO0d road.
Lumber Of al kinds sawed 1t slortest
notice, and furnished on demand.
Terms reasonable, and estimates fur
nishe1 on application. 2
z. O., Natchitochea La
Feb. . silly. q
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Osoaspss. pssvtoss 10 iss sdiauss'
osoe passes . spsessl srs p,setss
Ma k1annbssA UpsssAs. u Rcrklssd.
lea % ~ pssslos rolls. bsesass
80 - sosvvs soes b sAs vessssi
ssuy. 31sss be osAss lsssssep d
yssseA - NJ sossssy q . Noshss
hssso6 - ossy soes. ill 10 oss
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~ Alsanessa ivMoyst b pless.
@ os0y ~ ~ nivss ssd Hssbos
~ ~ osessd s1roaeA Cosasess By
- 0oooesOals party. Our sseeem-
q seeoeses y eosiss,y aisssksa. TIE
IN ~ sebessd sAsoeaA" By The
ADu1AWA Dp0oessss esd Wessess
Asyxllcsas. Cos. Dsooesss. IL Nee
Yet. - ~ sppeslsjoa. Les -
1oVo lhoso SAloas cossrcsly stated.
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Sherirs Sale.

Sherin'S Sale.
Louise Pelli and Husband Va. Antoine
Perrin.
District Court, Parish of Natchitoches,
No. 1854.
DY virtue Of a writ of Fl. Fa., issued
ID in the above entitled and number.
cd suit and to me directed, have seized
and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder, at auction, at the Court
House door in the Parish and city Of
Natchitoches. at l2 o'clock, NJ, on
Saturday, March 18th, 1851,
the following described property, to.wit:
A certain Lot o. ground situated in the
city aud parish Of Natchitoches, State Of
Louisiana. ut the corner Of St. Denis and
Second streets, measuring tifty.six feet
front on St. Denis street, with tho depth
Of seventy.One feet on Second street;
the same lot opening 70 ~ to give fifty.
seven feet on the back line. which ID 10
run parallel with St. Denis street; With
all the buildings and Improvements
thereon said lot is bounded on tho north
ny st. Denis street. south by lot b.
longing to widow Fra ncois Roubieu. o.
the east BY = lot belonging to Leopold
Caspari, and west BY Second street.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisement.
SAM'L. P RAINES,
Feb. l2.tls. Sheriff.
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fsr ssls By 4. }. Hart 1 Co., New
Oslesns. oct. Is e.
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o. w. n lsAssess. sf,.ssspd sAe
ssssswssi e.sv~ess,s 90 he sss. saa
90 sseessa frem The eNrs TO ks
sssos h wesmlsy's 1es.k by the
VssAassses Light 1sAssssy. and .
sss~d 10 sAsssias. essAsskSsste PEG
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-12

For u rher Information send stamp for illustrated
rIisrs TO GEO. B BAILEY, I. .. HoN l771, :. F. Cal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-12

At Council Bluffs the trans OF the Chicago & Nortu
Western AMI the l.. P Railways depart from, and
use the same joint Union Depot
At Chic close connections made with the Lake
Saora Michigan Central. baltimore u Ohio, Fl Wayne
and Pennsylvania, an! Chicago Grand Trunk Railways
and the Kana akee and Psr Handle Roates,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
ond Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada and
the County Of Ormsby
" rs Notice to Creditors Of said
HIS CREDITORS HhsoNehs'

HIS CREDITORS ] E's0'e"''
Pursuant to order Of the Hon s. d. King Judge of
the District Court OF the Second judicial Dsric: Of the
State OF Nevada, in and for the County of Ormshy
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors OF said ias,y
ent r. r. Brown, to re and appear before the said uds
in open Court at the Courtroom of said Court in Carson
City, in the said County of ormsby on the TWENTY
FOURTH day of SEPTEMBER A. d. 1851 at 10 O'Clock
OF that day then and there show cause If any they
can, why the prayer of said insolvent should be
granted and assignment! Of his be made ard he
he discharged from his debts and liabilities pursuance
of the statute in such made and provided and
meantime all proceedings against said insovent stayed
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court this 18th
IL. ST. day of August, A. u. ISL.
augl6td NJ d. HATCH, Clerk.
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SsTATE OF NEyADA-County Of Orm.by.

SSTATE OF NEyADA-COunty Of Orms by.
AS-ss.--John II. kinkead and Jasper Babcock, being
duly sworn, severly say they members the Boar!
Of Examiners of the State e Nevada that the 18th day
ofSept ISL they (aer having ascerncd from the books
OF the State Controller the of money which should
be in the Treasury made official examination and count
Of the and vouchers for money in the State Treas
of Nevada, and found the correct, follows
Coin. 1928 20
Paid coin vouchers returned to Controller 50 1870 20
STATE sECUrITiIs
Irrcdeemable Nevada State School Bond go. $780, COO co
Nevada State bonds ....... ............. 10000 60
United States bonds. 100 co
Sig1ei JOHN IL. KiNKEAD,
JASPER BABCOL h.
Subscribed and to before me this fourteenth day
SEAL Cf September. A. II. 1851.
JAS. q. CHESLEY, Notary Public
Sel5-lt
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OAKLAND POULTRY fARls,
So, ner 10th and Cnttpo streets, OaAisn
Constantly on Land and for sale, clo;ce spe,fne

Darsz snd Light Rrahmas, Buff, White
Partridge Coehins, White and BrogI: Le.
ho-Es, Dorilinss. Polish, Hamburgs, Ply
mouth Rocks, Game ard Sebricht Eantarrs
RoGen Ducks. 81 Safe arrival OF eg.c
guaranteed - Satisfaction guaranteed
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and death.
DIT. MrNTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hundred
)ollar a case of this kind the VITAL RESTOR-
A1IV {in,er his special advice and treament viii
s-,re for anything impure injurious found in it. DR.
N1NEIE all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Communication f-"e. Thorough examina
ton and advice including analysis of urine So co. Price
II Vital RestOratlve. 50 % bottle, or four times
The quantity, $780, sent any address upon receipt of
price o. D. from obseryation ard in private
aime'if desired by A. e. NiNT1E, N. ID.
IL ksarney Street, San Francisco. Cal.
DIR. MINUTES KINNEY REMEDY. NEPH-
RErICUI cures MI kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
paints Gonorrhoa Gleet Leucorrha. For sale by B. F.
Foster and Geo c. ThaXter, Druggists Carson City. S100
\ bottle six hotties for $500.
DE-. MlNrIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
aost and cheapest DYSPEPSIA aud BILIOUS cure
IL the market sale by 3. T. Foster and George c.
TraXter. druggists Carson CITY mh17 "
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-fail;no cure for ner
yous debility, exhausted vital.
ity, seminal weakness, sper
matorrh8a, LOST MAN
HOOO,impotency, paralysis,
and al the terrible effects q
self-abuse. youthful follies ana
and excuses in maturer YEAR,
such as loss OF memory, las,
sitlde, nocturnal emission, q
version to society, dimness OF
vision, roises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobseryc5
r. diseases that lead tn insanity
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-10-12

Geo. 3. Baieys Poultry Yards, Corner 10Th and Castro
California.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-07

1t is said that Lydia Z. Pinkham. whose
portrait illustrates all the lesding daily ps
pers, has captured the $4,000 prize which
Forepaugh offers for the handsomest woman
in the world.
An Oil City minister was preaching sgsin.,
Bernhsrdt, and said: "If she would show
fruits meet for repentance would be tbe
first one 10 receive her with open arms. " The
question that naturally suggests itself-Is thi.
clergyman married.
From the census we see that in 1879 Pan
ola county had Go ,542 acres of land plsnted
In cotton, which would produce 80 sos bales
As to acreage, Pamela ranks sixth among the
counties of the state. As to the number OF
bales produced, she ranks fifth.
An extraordinary achievement in tele.
graphy was shown few days since in the
sending of dispatch from London, in
Europe, to Sydney, Australia, distance o!
l2,00O miles, the time occupied being one
hour and twenty minutes, the message being
repeated fourteen times from station 10
station in its traverse.
Steam carriages for the transporting of
goods are being successfully used on the
streets OF Chemnitz, in Saxony, without
rails. The carriages travel to all paAs of the
town, on rises and on descent, making va
rious curves with much ease and grace, and
''yet without single accident, usually car.
.'rg heavy loads.
he latest racket" for tho fashionable
les in New York is to take fencing les
sons. They are said to develop the figure
as well rs the muscle. and add grace to the
movements OF those who take them. Every
young lady should take fencing lessons
before the picnic season, so that she can climb
over rapidly into the next pasture to escape
Infatuated cows.
DR.. Herr has invented a new system of
telephony, which is attracting much attention
in Europe, among electricians. His system
has been successfully introduced through the
cable connecting Brest and Penzance, which,
through the sluggish action of the electric
current in submerged cables, had been
considered.an mpossiblity. BY his system,
conversation has been carried on through an
actual distance of over 600 miles, and that
over circuits having no special adaptation to
telephone communication.
A novel stenogrsphic machine for taking
down speeches, sermons, etc, while being
delivered, has been invented by an Italian
genius. The machine is worked by kind of
keyboard, similar to that of a small piano,
and the stenogrsph signs, not unlike those
used in tie ordinary French shorthand, are
automatically printed on continuous ribbon
of paper. The signs registered represent
sounds, and It is said that the machin cane be
successfully used by person unacquainted
with the language spoken. They are being
used in the Italian chamber of deputies, and
are rapidly superaedipg shorthand reporters
in France.
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breyity is tho Soul of wit.

The following amusing story, which was
told by Franklin, ought to be read and acted
upon by all correspondents communicating
their Thoughts to the newspaper press. A
young man, on commencing business,
proposed to paint over his shop windows,
John Thompson, halter, makes and sells
hats for ready money" to which was added
the sign ola hat. One friend suggested
that, as he made and sold hats, the word
matter" was unnecessary. II was therefore
struck out and the sign remained, "John
Thompson makes and sells hats for ready
money" Another friend advised him TO
omit the phrase "for ready money!" as there
would occur occasions for selling on credit;
and 80 the sign read: "John Thompson
makes and sells hats" 1t was then limited
that the buyer of the hat did not care who
made 1t, and that the sign would be better if
it read: "John Thompson sells hats" But
another amputation was in store still. for a
critic pointed out the uselessness Of tho
phrase SELLS hats" "for," said he, "no one
would ever suppose that the hats were to be
given away for nothing Thus at last, this
aspiring tradesmsn commenced business,
like many worthy successors, under the
modest sign of"John Thompson"
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\ -, -
once described and damned oy me phrase
ITO Kiddleberger the South The rePuoil
can party would be IN hopeless minority u
mn = uosen SUM- INV , '1P"ns;t;,;,s g.,
.ou,u w i's' s;s y. ia ,,SI;"an san.,ors
.ne 'aoues ~ni'n soaio ', ~ rnas;aou. hsv,
WIN si1~ ~ sv.,. MA hv wall asfnsf
i p,ao.e' pa; y so ~ con,inne II
sappo; :, MI p" Vo,n Cannac,;cnt Ohio
Ros;sn. M, asm,sh;ra Tho rsnuhli-
aa ua.,. a'V = J hnnJrod ,;mos more
S~n ps.Y, m -. oSn raurossn,s,;ves IN tbS
,nn p ~ .ho ao,noora,;c n.r,y south !.
ssa." Al, it .Sa Nabona. snd R;adiahsroers he
I'm oa ." ~ s' po s anJ ,ha pc Grsnde
WV" ,"0 ,nN - 'N O. -sI;.,,..
OF. Louis hepuphcani oui Preu,''. :.
ABOUT week ago ,uas inc UP h mo, ~ ~.
LOUIS 70 New oI'eaiis wouiu sng oe
maze oy towoos' ana pargeT Ins;uo VI 90 ga
Gays nus me. WIN quck f T,aas 1u, va
MONDAY iasI ,ne Iowpoa. u'aso wy or
rived ~ heW of,eahs WIN hVo o"ses ooi u,
alnlng aoous i've nuaGiea .a' 9, 4,
irelguN naslns iiaue 'no .riP Iion Ss i1u''
~ eAAet,y IVY u.ss anu 'wo nous S uans
LINZ a ano poa' lc'1 .. LVu.s Vu Sun1ay,
.as'on ~ Vus ssopp'H a. Ss,o '", taI es
anu s'oppea aga,n Nv 4ne,npn,s ' INV s Un
cho oarsei having p.ousns ioor n. 'no ,h h'e
a,o'i Oh t ~; sneie ans s.a; a '"''
van equ'' 'n'' ''''ie 'or gram 'o's"'
Chicago lnter-Ocesn The true inward
ness OF the second'rate civil-service reform
ers IS hardly understood yet: They are not
conscious hypocrlles' ilke fecksnlii. Ihey
are simply troubled with an exces: OF self,
complacency. They arc encased IN shell
OF egolism that nothing can penetrate, and
they admit NO light except what Is furnished
from their own tallow dip. The possibility
OF there being world outside which
amounts to anything Is not considered for a
moment. II man oilers from them that
ends II, he is bad man, and cannot by any
possibility be patriot. Here now IS Mac
Weigh, who figured conspcuously and sue.
cessfully In the scheme to turn Packard
OUT OF the government OF Louisiana, tight.
ening the cords about the wrists OF the uns
happy freemen ia that state, and who came
home with his head erect and smile OF
sweet satisfaction on his face. II never oc
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A Word For the Drummers

On the road, April 3, lS8l-I have read
two articles taken from the New York Her
aid, and recently published in your paper,
giving AL account Of I'm interview the Herald
reporter had with some dry goods drummers
In New. York, wherein. the drummes relat
cd their experience in capturing unsuspect-
il Z buyers, and the devices and tricks of the
profession, etc. The impression prevails TO
considerable extent that drummers have to
resort 10 all sorts of deception and device in
order to sell merchant goods--that they
have 10 eat, sleep, drink and lie to mer.
chant 1t they sell him. This Is all bosh The
profession or lilo Of a drummer 10 rs legiti.
mate "a that Of any other business; II can be,
and "a, as faithfully conducted. There are
exceptions, and such are found in the inter-
view gwen by the Herald. / claim that the
successful drummer is the ono who is free
from al such tricks rs the gentleman gives
10 mo Herald, that is honest with his empty.
ers' snd honest In his dealings with his trade.
Such man will always have good position
bee use no will have good trade The
drummer interviewed by tho Herald has
bcei d dominated by tho fraternity "as the
ver'iablo old rat in the profession" There
are too many "old rats" endeavoring TO sell
g1oot not only in New York, but In every
9th large city, upon the plan of deception.
Tha, class of drummer Is rapidly passing
away and giving place to young. energetic,
temperate and honest men, who can sell
gooos without resorling to the tricks of the
'vertsble old rate" l know men in ST.
l. RUS that have been connected with three
old rent houses within year as drummers.
but failed because they spent too much of
Their time aad houses money in getting &C
quain,oa with the trade. | remember, that
previous to my first trip, was told that l
cou d never hope TO make success al drum.
mus, rs | neither smoke., cbewed or drank
liquor. have made success Of II, and
have abstained from drinking myself, and
w.t. my customers. claim that Z drummer
Is. lied 70 confidence and respect In 90
fs u he respects himself II no prefers 10
drlns, gamble and make himself conspicuous
IL u,lc places, let him do 90, but do
u" "as him with the majority Of re.
81 ''Slc drummers throughout the coun.
ty