The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1882-03-15
ALExANDR1A, La, WEDNESDAY MARCH l5. 1852 - ~
BEHfADEDF DIOR FALLING j. /: TN LOVE


q EsN .se.ittss-f'-l = l--a.je,ii
T, d Among shs y c''!5llnsse stWled'psv!
]. game 70 th 'sylsoantry ito .-obtaii,
So e''"ta,ion were too bright no
: named ', Chin Chip il ..' Ylsasteh aud Cl
i Chin, Chan, who came. .to, THIS eli,
They, were hrothefss,i and entered ii
Hopkifns Ge;lEas,nuai: eschoel, VIE
is Ftheycp nies : 81 OIL .prNgress,in preph1r
ton for Yale College. While il tn
ty;;tlle BOARDED Ysletlai The family !,
Il Mr..f Vesler,s M. e59. Kensingto
street. When the students inf tRi
( soy country were RECALLED By the order
of the Chinese GoYeramdnttast Nh
the two ,l br!otlieis 1etfs. ifgpr Hartford
. where they. .leasusa. the ,telegrapI
I business, and lateri ion returned 4;
! China: During s.heir residences o,
e hens ngton street Chan BECAME In
> IteEested in ayoupg lady named Sher
man, living near BY. This fame,
vas strongly opposed son The part O
Miss s. s4erman's friends, butaC Chan.
attentions l's were continued and were
I only INTERRUPTED blythe departure o,
the young Celestial. The aconain,
lance was ,S!|.. kept .aItye, GqEeyer, and
J, Chan hascosrespouded with. the lady
ever Sslnce.l 7Thebtprinriph reason
for recalling the Chinese ,.s;htads1ts
was the fear, on tie part ,of.the al.
thoflties; -'that lthey.were becoming
thoroughly Americsnizea,, ana that
they would marry American wives,
They were here, at govern mnaeint ex,y
pense, the object being to lave lave them,
Ereti!ru' to their native eeo i,iiiallt,i with
power tofintroduce An eficanil Z civil
u -. - d q "a
1zatioh::s. Advices received hella state
THAT Chan' persistence III Ills aevo
ton to Miss Sherman coming ming to@s,e1
Knowledge Of tie Chinese ' al,ulthorla|
ties, the .yodng man was condemned
to Death, aud, according Z 70 Chinese
customs wal. beheaded IN. Hong
Kong 81 ~''ais 81 2: is''''
Another tns1 ance, showing Tie
narrow.ness Of Gig policy # the Chi
nese' Government is Che fac, chat a
young Chinaman now. living IN the
family ofthe' late Dr.. 'B Bacon, having
become converted 10 Christianity,
was advised BY tic Chinese Commits.
'sioner at Hartford, to remain IN this
country, as his return to his native
!, country would BE The, signal for his
death. He therefore remains In this
country and vim study for the min
lstry; One Of III, the latest labors Of
7 pr BACON 4a! was II "a arranging for the
y'o young MATS education. New, Ha::
ven Correspondence n. 7. Times. 'sf
WHEN TO Stop ADyBRtnsrNa!-
J When y en- every nan r. p has, become SO tho
roughly d creature Of habit that. bel
will wi certainly by !! this year where he
bought last year: = ''''"a la1
!. When Younger and .}resher and
4 it, concerns n,yoar line cease
starting ;'''.l up aud using the ,ne e'g
' ', in telling tie people how much
better they can do. for them than you'll
IAN do. -, "'..''' . F."'
. ", When IN, nobody else thinks cit pays
o Advertise - 90. +
When population ceases Is. to j multi. /
'ly and the generations that q, crowd
N, after you,' aud meyer heard , 81 you,
top coming Oh. 's's' = - *,
When you have convinced every !
'ody, whose life will touch yours, !
bat you have better goods and il low !
!. prices than they can get .any!.fss
where outside Of your store. Z i
when you perceive # to bestbe Ia
uleSttiat men WHO never do and new. c
r DID DID advertise are. outstrippingi
heir neighbers, in the same line Of :,
'uslness. .aa has zs9Jaya So. ~,
Wien men stop making fortunes
light il your very sight, and solely :
through p the discreet, use Of this )
alghty iagelt.gs u! ~ d. ~ l.
When you can forget the words of
he 'shrewdest aud most successful|a<
usiness men concerning the IN main =
ouse OF 'thelr prosperity. 80
WA! u! you would. rather have your n K
wn { way ,. aud Us tail Than take adyiccfb
nd win. IT.,
When you want, to 90 out of bust. =
esSs With With big stock. Of goods on
y hep you want to get rid lot the IL
.oaele and annoyance of waiting on I'll
lstomers. -
NAM ,11.!n persons ,91, , are bitterly OPP i
osed e "patent medicines" and g
~ rarely use them at all. There
no 40, doubt that many are worthless, Z
IT q remedy that has stood the test re
: years, like Or. Sherman Prick. ar
A oh. Buffers, and its sale aud pop fl
arity increasing every day n,nst