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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-31

10a DYoFBfDIA and Liver Complaint Won
nay0 Q printed guarantee on every bO1fle Of
6n1lohb yltaliEer. Il never fails to cure. For
~ ~ II. II. Cochran, druggist, I37 and l39
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RIBBON S

in all the new shades, in plain and fancy pat
terms. Terra Gotta, cadet, four O'Clock crushed
strawberry. etc.
Velvet Ribbons, satin faceti
Plush Ribbons, satin faced.
New Sash Ribbons received (laiIy
Black Crepe, ut very low figures, in a., s.
and "a widths.
Crepe Wells.
Fine Black Ostrich Tips, at - cents. 81 co.
$l.25, 81. 80 per bunch OF three.
Fine Black Tips. up to ST. 90 bunch
Black Ostrich PlulEcs Mt prices never sold
before.
Fancy Wings and Breasts,
Birds of AL descriptions
Come and examine our stock
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Aarlcaster !9ntellige,1rer.
TUESDAY EVENING. OCT. 81. 1881.


FIETY-TWO.
Rsasossons Of . Cynic.
Bright ia the morn, but am blue.
Alas! this day I'm dfty-two.
What can creature say or do
That's 'sjoyful, at grim fifty-two.
rmeursed with corns, despite shoe
As old and worn as ffty-two.
Rheumatic arrows pierce me through,
Ny backs butt, Al ffty-two.
Where once my unthinned grinders gr,w,
What dismal gaps at flfty-two!
Stern warnings-ah, how oft !-renew
Ny dread OF gout at fifty-,wo.
Though all Muses. should sue
They'd stint their fire to fifty-two
Beauty and Grace may I'LL my view;
They tempt In vain I'm fifty-two.
Nature Alack IT'S mountain dew
One prizes most ut hfty-twO.
Ideals-pshaw marvel who
Dotes on the moon at fifty-two!
laSIc ArL Onc LTlcS Will TlclSF gCW
Pdtes dc Joie at fifty-two;
Or even piguant Irish stew
Dust dashed with wine), Mt ffty-two.
Pass on, . world your false ado
. Moves not the phlcgm OF fifty-two.
Your sweets, soon changed to bitter rue,
Deceive no more at fifty-two.
Come, friend, modest game of "loo;''
Mild stakes. mild port, at fifty-two.
Diversions not too flushed OF hue
Just suit the nerves of dftytwo.
Paul Iidyne In Harper's Magazine for
october.
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MILLINERY.

New Goods received daily in this depart
ment.
Hats Of all the newest shapes in Straw, Felt.
Beaver and Beaver Edge.
We offer a good Beaver Hat in all collars Mt
$l.@: special bargain.
Chiltiren'S Trimmed Hats
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-31

NIDSEI-WOkT.
N THE GREAT CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM.
As it is tor all tho pain full diseases OF tho
KIDNEYS. LIVER AND BOWELS.
1t clcanses the system OF the acrid poison
that causes the dreadful suffering which only
the victims OF rheumatism can realize.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
OF the worst forms OF this terrible disease have
been quickly relieved, and In short time
PERFECTLY CURED.
Price, 81, Liquid or Dry, Sold by Druggists.
Dry can be sent by mail.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.,
Burlington, Vt.
KID n E " RT,
Acts at the same time on the Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels. seD2S-eOlTTSEW Al
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-31

So" /" Necessity is the mother of invention ,,
Diseases OF the liver, kidneys ana Unveils
brought forth that sovereign remedy Khincy.
Wort. which is natures normal curatirc tor
all those dire complaints. In either ifTni,l Or
siry form IL Is perfect remedy for those. terri.
ble diseases that cause SO many deaths
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Am roU MADE miserable by indigestion, Con.
sstHiEssaors sH Loss Of Appetite. Yellow Skin 2
cn!0nS yitAltxer Is . positive euro. For sale
BY II. B. Cochran. druggist, Isl ana $50 North
Queen street.
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TK.l TELEHS' s3VlDr
ANCAsrER AND MILLEIsy,L,.E :.

I ANCASTER AND MlLLEHsyIILE;
i Cars run follows:
Leave Lancstser p. Il. Depot), at Z, 3, AMI
leu q. m, and 2 4, and $50 p. m, excant ON
saturday, when the last car leaves ut go H. II,
Leave Mt'Iersvilia (iOwsr eni) at s, =, amt 10
q. H., ami ], ), S amt ! y. III.
Cars run daily onv' 'ye tine except on Sun
AZ.
fNOLCMBlA y PORT DEPOSIT HaI,-
~ ROAD TINE TABLE
Trains now run regularly on the l'Olu,nb,u
q Fort Deposit Railroad on th. follow i'm 70
time: b
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What every one should have, and never be
without. IS Thomas kclectric OIL. 1t is thor
0ugh and safe in :ts effects, producing the
most WOndrOus cures OF rheumatis u, neura,-
GA, burns, bruises, and wounds Of every kind.
! Eor eale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l8 North Queen streot
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0OAL AND MANURE.
weight guaranteed.
Manure by the carload at Lowest PrIees,
Also. Limestone Screenings for drives and
walks. Cement at reduced prices.
Hay and Straw by the ton or bale .
Yard: Harrisburg pike.
General Omce: 9Ok East Chestnut Street.
.n.. KAUFMAN, Keller 4 co.
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- A pint of the finest ink for families or
ct the Diamond Dye. Try them.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiioh's cure
Will give Immediate relief. Price, IL cis, 80
cts. and 81. For sale by II. d. Cochran, drug.
gtst. l0 and l39 North Queen street.
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We are ready to show to parties giving us a
call our f"ll stock, regardless whether they
have come to purchase or merely to look.
Our prices are the lowest, as usual our as
sol tmcnt the best.
We have garments to tit anu to suit every.
body. from the cheapest up to the most bcail-
tiful silk garment.
Ladies' Light Colored Coats, plain or trim.
med with silk plush, in all the shades, as drlb,
brown, green, bronze, navy blue ETC.
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QEADlNes y COI.UmBIA X. K.

Trains connect Mt Reading with trains irnm,
nom Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg, Al.
lentoWn anu New York, via bound Bro.
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York.
Hanover, Gettysburg, Frederick and I:.,Iti.
more. A. d. WILSON. Sup:
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0ftimes ] have seen a tall ship
glide by against the tide as if drawn
by an invisible tow-line with hun
bred strong arms pulling it, Her
sails unfurled, her streamers droop-
ing, she has neither side-wheel nor
stern-wheel; still she moved on state
Is. in serene triumph, as with her own
life. Bat / knew that on the other
side Of the ship, hidden beneath the
great bulk that swarm SO majesti-
cally, there was a little t0ilsom steam
ting, with d heart of fire and arms Of
iron, that was tugging it bravely On;
and / knew that if the little steam
tug nntwined her arms aud left the
ship, it would wallow and roll away,
and drift hither and thither, and 20
of with inc efiuent tide no man
knows where. And SO i have known
more than one genius, high-decked,
fnll-freighted, wide-sailed, gay-pen-
poned, who, but for the bare toiling,
arm and brave, warm-beating heart
Of the faithful little wife, that nestled
close to him 80 that no wind nor
wave could part them, would have
gone down with the stream and been
heard Of no more.
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Whence Comes the BnbOunSEe7
Popularity of
ALLGOCK'S

POROUS PLASTERS p
Because they have proved themselves
the Best External Remedy ever invent
ed. They will cure asthma, colds,
coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia. and
any local pains.
Applied 10 the small Of the back they
are infallible in Baek-Aehe, Nervous
Debility, and all Kidney troubles TO
the pit Of the stomach they are sure
cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant.
AK4LCOCHk'S POROUS
PLAsTERs are painless, fragrant,
and quick to cure. Beware of imita-
tons that blister and burn. Get
ALLCoCK's, the only Genuine
Porous Plaster
April s, 1882.
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go sEa -. ......r 80.

f3e. AL act tB S lie salaFie
II 81 deputies and employees who an
PAID 0at 9f tiie Judicial expense fund
10. il7 Au asf ii1iag lie time foi
tse leyy q the lagnieipal tax. and pre-
seFibing g penalty for delinanents II
tie payment thereof.
No AIS. An act to authorize liz
governor h appoint d commission tt
ascertain the amount ard collect tho
same due The state by the general gov
eFnment for advances b. the state to
the general government during the
wars Of 'I2-l5.
No. 10 An act TO provide for the
formation Of corporations for certain
purposes and limiting the capital IF
tha same.
No 100 An act removing the par
ISL seat of the parish Of Madison from
the town OF Delta, and establishing it
at the town Of Talialah in said parish,
and providing for the Submission of
tbs act 20 the electors thereof at a
special election, pursuant to the pro-
visions Of article 256 Of the state CON
stifntiou
ho. III An act toestabhsh char
isy bospita il the city Of Alexandra,
20 The parish Of ItaPldes, and to pro
vide Tor its administration and govern
ment.
10. 1872. An act entitled an act re-
moving the parish seat Of the parish Of
Booster
ho l23. Ar act T. authorize the
police lary Of the parish Of Vt. Martin
70 ascertain, verify and NJ the amount
o. fand Inc outstanding Indebtedness
OF said parish, TO limit the rate
OF interest thereon to provide toT the
mode and terms Of payment thereof,
and 10 levy q special tax tor the Pur-
pose.
No. Ia. Anaet 10 permit DONATIONS
sia9ftts ceasa or 'nter f,faos TO be made
io trustees Tor educational, charitable {
or literary purposes, or toF one benent (
OF educational, literary or charitable |
institutions already existing or to be /
founded providing that sach trustees .
shall constitute a body corporate and .
the manner OF Ter incorporation
regulating the powers duties and ac-
ton Of saeh trustees, and eEemptlpg
all donations made for the purposes and
m the manner provided N TINS act
from the provisions OF the laws OF the
state relative TO subltutlon trusts and
ildl eonmissp; provided; that nothing
IN this act shall be construed to effect
the law m regard to the dlsPoSaOle Por-
lien.
no. l23. JolHt resolution proposing
amendments 10 articles 81, 20 IUI
and Us OF the constitution OF the State
OF LOUISIANA. i
No. l20. An act to make effective
the 2o9th article Of the constitution,
to prescribe the manner N which spe-
clal elections may be hetd an the par
ls1es and Incorporated cities, towns
ana municipalities N TINS state, Tor the
purpose OF isVylng special taxes ieT tle
purpose Of constructing Pu6llc build
lngs and works OF Pn5ilc improve
Inents IN tue parishes, cities aud towns.
No. l27. Concurrent resolution that !
the recommendations embraced in the {
report OF tho 1Ollt committee APPOINT
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EASsE:IlIz u,

stApDLE AND HARNESS MAKER AND
Carriage trimmer. All kinds qf repairing
done shop on Ryan street, betweentheFssi-
aenee Of Peter Brothersen and HeFnaa q
Jessen's store and bakasy
Aug n, ls7s March j. 1850
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ME ARE PREPARED 10 DO ALL
kind OF repairing Of machinery, light
and heavy sheet iron work, making
bptching. smoke-staeks and furnices.
RepaiIipg boilers, bath stationary and
portable, hip and farm blacksmithing
of all kinds, and repairing guns. Work
guaranteed. Location on the lake front.
southwest corner Of Public Square,
Lake Charles, Ia.
HARRINGTON & BARNES.
March Ia, 1882
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Oscar Wilde, wllolectured in Lon.
isiaaa and Alabama recently, says
The Cincinnati Times-star, won most
applaulse byicomplimenting the South
ag the h0ne Of beautiful flowers and
beautiful women
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CnLrMnIA. s. q. Fall N

III. II. WARMER & CO. 81. /,
cured myself Of kidney disease '..i
my son Of Briglft's Disease. Nv NJ ~ n.-
of yuur Safe Kidney and Liver Z N. u
when every other Fumedy had failsS
JoHN AeNvw
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a son of tlie late President Tyler
WIS recentlyaFrestedin Washington
dor drurlenpoes.
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BsasiARess Training.

A0nng men who canssMplate a busi-
ness Illfe, and parents having sons to
senneate, are particularly requested to
send for our new Circular, which win
give full information as to terms. con-
dition Of entrance, etc. -
Address,
q. W. FOSTER. Pressden.
May {, 1852 8n.
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A Union Of Hearts.

a little Yankee girl writes this
beautiful incident Of tie late war for
her school composition
! have often heard my father relate
the following incident, which be said
occurred during the late unfortunate
contest.
1t was in 1862, when Gen. Will
liams' brigade Of the 18th Army
Corps bivOuacked on the point ppo-
site Yicksburg and almost within
speaking distance of the Confederate
forces. At thai time it WAS the uni
versal custom for the bands Of both
armies to assemble every evening,
and as the last rays Of the setting
sun gilded the rugged tops of the
Gibraltar Of America to give a con-
cert and perform for the especial
pleasure and amusement Of the tired
and oYerworked soldiers.
One of the strange impulses Of the
human heart which is known alone
to our great Creator prompted the
Yankee band TO peel forth the
popular and soul-inspifing air Of
Dixie" at the conclusion Of which
the johnny" band (so called J
struck up the weIl-known tune Of
Yankee Doodle" Scarcely had the
surrounding hills ceased to echo
the familiar strains, when with one
accord the soldiers OF both sides
sought the waters edge, and slowly
and sweetly the strains Of Home,
Sweet Home" filed the air with its
fearful melody. And as the divine
song was sung by each side IN unison
and was echoed from shore TO shore
the meistened eyes told the story toe
well The boys on either side thought
Of home, fathers, mothers, brothers
sisters, wives and sweetbearts, and
prayed that those who made the wal
should be compelled to fight it out
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No starvation in Kansas this year
81 next. The yield of wheat ont there
~ larger chan has ever before been
known.
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CYPRESS RlEuK FOR SALE.
NXyTE sAEsE PREPARED to deliver On
wv sher notice q large quantity Of
HeaaHx and Posts.

From six 10 twelve inches wide, ana eielit
and ahah feet long, at Dr. KirkInaT 8 c ypress
swamp, On West Fork Terms, one-haif
cash, balance In trade.
=. w. WILLIAMS,
MANUEL SPAIN.
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isaeEEaneous Cards.
HIS FERRY & STORE,


Lake Cf-8E1eS-
On The Calcasieu River
n 7TfE undersigned wishes to inform the trsv-
u cling public and stock droveFs that he
has put his Ferry and Beef pens ia good ~
pair, and is ready 10 accommodate AL who
may wish to cross with him, with everything
that is generally required by stock men and
travellers He has large Fiat, suitable Tor
crossing any kind Of stock also two chain
bOums for swimming. Pasturage on each
side of the river, free OF charge. Keeps con-
stantlF On hand full supplyof Groceries and
Forage. at the very lowest prices.
IA Nd. NIX.
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BURKE & THOMPSON.
M ? 0 Il 7 RS
AND

81, g. and &C Tehoupitoulas street, and II
Commerce street. New Orleans.
New Goods. just received and ready
for sale and delivery at the very Lowest cash
prices
New BARLEY, two carloads, in differ
ent sized packages to suit the trade
New ksuchwIleaJ. in barrels, half
barrels and boxes.
Can Goods. all kinds, complete in ev-
cry respect, in quantities 10 suit
W EIsLkIeS. the most complete assOrt-
meHt, composed Of such brands as H. d II.
w. CEtherwO0d's Celebrated Pure Old Ryes,
s n. Pixies, DeIter's, Burke * Thompson S
Fayorite, etc, etc.
Coffee AND Sugar, Of all kinds, and
al all prices and
GROCERIES of every description,
Jan. 20. lSSl.-tf
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The Right Hind OF Eda-
cafzen for YouRg Mem
and ladies.

Fine brick block. situated on street
arline, Elegantly fitted and furnished
apartments for the application Of and
ATTIC methods Of
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Rave Your Premises

HAVE Your Premises
w II II Z w A S Il Z d.
WE GUARANTEE YOU 4 Salts
factory Job Of withdrawing, and will
furnish yen good Rock Lime if neces-
sarv. Can put on very good Alabastine
of different eo!ors, any color that may
suit. We guarantee you it will stand
just as well as paint. Any one desiring
whitewashing Of AlabastiBe Can leave
their orders at W. e HaskelIs store
on Ryan street.
TOBE ARMSTRONG,
JONAS HILL.
Lake Charles, april s. 1852.
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BiacE1sEllifiliRg.
Fer Sale.

ONE two story dwelling house, with
" ten. rooms: 50 vacant town lots; %
acres Of land near the Lake Charles raj
road depot; 20lO acres Of land, known
as the Mess Place. one half of it cy-
press swamp, on the Ualcasisu river, six
miles above Lake Charles; and $40
acres Of land on Bayou Choupique,
known As the William BEcCleilanH tract.
RYAN d GEARY,
Lake Charles, La,
July =. Is79.-tf.
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Young Men and Ladies.

The most extensive, thorough and
complete institution Of the kind in the
world. Thousands OF accountants and
business men, in the principal cities
ard towns OF the United States. owe
their success to our course of training.
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STAR & CRESCENT
Texas and New Orleans
Louisiana w esEGEsAa
RAILROADS.

Until further notice, trains viii berun =
follows:
NEW ORLEANS ExPREss
Leave Lake Charles. .. SIS a. n.
Arrive at Yermilion. ..... OBS a. IN.
al New Orleans 4;25p.im.
vERMHIoE ACCOMMODATION
Leave Lake Charles 10000. sloan.
Arrive at Nermltion ,....-5..p,., s;l5 pm
HOUSTON ExRREss
Leave Lake Charles. ........,... 1850 p. N.
Arrive at Orange .............. 1.2Oa ni.
at Houston ,.,,......,-, 7;l0a. M
ORANGE 4eoeAaionAEIes
t ki9Ss a 4 as sassls esq s:sS Bin
Connecting in NEW ORLEANS with AZ
press trains Of the LOUISVILLE and NASH
WILLIE Il. 4. and GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
19F all points in the East, Southeast and
North Only one change of cars to
NEW YORK, ST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI,
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO,
LOUISVILLE,
and all intermediate cities and towns, a
Houston with trains for all parts Of Texas
nUaiAth.R EXCURSION iiI1ikEsIh at Yefs
low rates, good until Dee. list. on sale, IRON
June lst, 10 the health resorts Of Virginia,
NE N N GaIolinas and Northwest TEiRQuHh
points.
JT. BROOKS,
Agent, Lake Charles
I. ~. PIERCE, JR.,
General Passenger Agent
General Manager, Houston. Tex
Eeb..4, lSse-
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GEO. ". H7OsRRss's
M 1850 RI
business College,

This institution, located at Hannibal,
missouri, pleasantly situated on the
banks OF the Mississippi River, is pre-
emlnently the best and most practical
of its kind for the
MERCANTILE TRAINING
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LAKE CRARAEs E0aF0.
E.AE6E omAEs1Eas. IA.
Ehe FaitIrc.rl r.ittse WIG.

SATURDAY, JULY Is, Iss
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.. a. l4hl ltAlOifhs
This Remedy which has done such won
ders, is put up in the largest sized bottle "
any medicine upon the market, and is sold BY
Druggists and all dealers at 81. as per bot
tie. For Diabetes enquire for WARNkBs
Remedy.
RE-. EE. EyAEgNESE a. co..
EE0cisesEers Re- n.
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EerringtOn g. Barnes.

~. HERRISeToS,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-19

er government and joined Hamilton
and jaw in composing the Federalist
demanding it, and wrote to Washing
ton: The right of coercion should be
expressly declared He was q better
student than Jefferson, with a milder
and more phlegmatic nature, but, like
50 many skillful lawyers. could never
be his own client, and. hence, his will.
originally tinid, became the pet o.
Jefferson ike q fine dog spoiled by q
lady. ora falcon of q queen that never
hurts but such birds as he is loosed
upon. He never had . child his
taste was for theology he was as pure
as lamb. bis speeches ever had q
soft tender blest, and his hair turned
white like the fleece of . good old eve.
For executive office he was not fit,
and when the British burnt his CAPT
toll his Quaker wife Was the better
soldier, and she cut the portrait of
Washington from its frame, determin-
ed to fly in the company of man.
She survived him thirteen years and
died ut the age of 80, having been
pluudered by her first husbands gam
bling sou, whom Madison had adopted.
till she was glad of the present of a
meal of victuals. The monument of
Madison, standing out in the fields.
contains that one word upon it-Msd-
ison-notbing more; he also was a
kind of Christian deist, or he thought
he was; his wife had been his board
ing-house keeper. vivacious without
zeal accomplishments, fine. spark
ling. snunding creature, well described
as Dolly.
THE true place OF Mr. Madison
was on the bench to interpret with
learning tire financial and other doc
trines of bolder and more original
men. Had he been In the service Of
Washington instead of Jefferson he
would have been constructive spirit.
His great project was for national
university, yet he vetoed Calhoun's
bill to build national roads with Uni
ted States hank taxes. as not author
lied BY the constitution. As Wash
ibgton's secretary, Madison would
have stood like John Milton to Crom-
we'll; as Jefferson's subject he was like
Descartes at the court of Juan Chris
tine. the tutor, yet the slave of a wo-
man Who despised her sex"
Mr.. Townsend will 60 from ST.
Louis to lecture at | ina and Marsh.
field, O., and Richmond, Ind. He
will return 20 the west for a few lee
lures in early February and may be
secured by addressing West Twenty
third st rect, New York City.
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"We do hereby certify that We supervise the ar
Engagements for all the monthly and semi-annual
drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery compan.
and in person manage and control the drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
h, nesty, fairness and in good faith toward all par
ties, and We authorize the company to this
t6cate. with similes of ou signatures attached,
in its advertisements"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-19

1t is related of . caricaiurist who
was illus. rating the novelist Balzac's
works. that Oh one occasion he came
upon . difficult and involved passage
- sbtruse that he took it to the author,
with the humble remark al don Z
exactly catch the sense Of this" Lets
zee il. said the novelist. "Oh, there's
10 meaning to it at ell /; that's Why /
put il the re. You ZEE, for the average
reader al that is clear seems easy, and
if from tine to time didn't give him
. meaningless word or complicated
and empty sentence, he would think
that he knew % much % I did. Conse-
quently every now.and then tip him
something heart-breaking, and be pug
sles over it and re-reads il and takes
his head between his hands and glsres
1t il, and then, when he can make
neither head nor tail of it, he is per
fectly happy. and says "Great man,
that Bslssc; he knows mere than
/ d."