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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
A woMAn'a REMEpT.

- certain ages and periods q -onsns life, lhsfs
comes ceftt tIObblFt aohss, ta'us 60 s4tritu5'
These Complaints su1 tusFulariNss lsopafdt7 th-
giTls Uf- 81 siEtceu, aud follow W aui haunt ihs
rnarIsi pomGa until after the "tufu u lue,"
torne have b. Adlohes, swimming q The heed
msutal End nofrnla pfQaiftti1h, tlinehs0 cheeks
tl00il-ss lgs. lftlsas sYes, cluufsd btaln Thus
uthsfs suffer With pauful irfsRulAruos 4tsflns de.
placements Gld ulcers, hystsrical sIasms, ghJs.eAl
IfgstfAl.n chrome i-urcffhTa, cbiotlsls, sappIss
s1us llss q Ayystts 0yafal dapasss. fidnsI AHec-
tsEs. stC ~hich H. uuutsfcus cAst1 sLa V plsEN-
to- congllsl1us, tl-anly aut death, These are
generally the ttullt ot inattrrh1u, an tsmAlss
tn1u lhs clAAs % 1Lpla.lis us aliude 70. Nos,
lAt.s al these troubles tAn 70 aVcTtsd tuI cured,
W. have yTsof 4m thgusanis.
b. Dtaink 8oisis Rlgll.h fsu.ais Bttsrs I'LL cure
You sound shi ssll-~il mfsa you healthy shi
A.PpJ-Wli u4Ase ygu t-.i lie nsN = 9ul-l - !
a. mistake tteid By ell ugugsisls al o. " tsbd
yout address fgT r1gr q lr Df1tasS1lu's Yanisi
Medical AiFAtI, Pc D. ~ 4ystsi
Z. bs1ssD9is Co,
flsptgtpfi, LguatiIs, ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
Ilotorint aud senatorial Com
Ngntipn.

Ito the Examiner
Waco, July l9.-Thc convention held
ia tins place ON July 9th, in appointing
delegates to the Pictorial convention APP
pointed tine sumc delegates to the sena.
tounl convention; and only in the case
of severance, was the delegates np-
roiutcd separately 10 the senatorial con.
yontion, to net as delegates to- the senn.
toriul convention See proceedings Of
the convention u, published ia the FIX.
AMtNER NJ the 9th instant
This mnttcr had better he settlcl here
han at Marlin Ky. r.
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Vanderbilt University,
NASHVILLE, TENN, l~Sls3,

The Chairs OF the University are filled
wear GUj students mairi,uatcd from
Twenty-Five states. The Academic, Bibli-
cal and Law Department. open ~cpt'm-
her L.. l~Sl. The Medical, Dental and
Pharmaceutical Departments open Oct, |.
The Annual Register is sent on ap'
ploation tu i NJ. Lrcch, secretary Of the
Faculty. Two Post graduate Fellow.
ships. worth 500 zach, and tour Graduate
Fellow, hips, worth $500 cgciL are annual
W awarded. l.. &. GARLAND,
U1lGw itdSt Chancellor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

In the most beautiful and prosperous
portion ut IyN1s, on the lime ul the Chi
cggu, Texas ~ Mexican Genital railroad
Al AINNEApo,
the junction of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way.
oN riuE-pNy. july 20, l>S',
the Anglo American Land aud Claim us
sociltun will ollcr at
ruUl, SALE
choice business and residence lots In ,hat
beautifully located and prosperous town.
Alvarido Is located ON hi"h rolling prai.
tic. lust east east ot the ross lmhcrs, I'm
the heart ut the grain and cotton prndu-
cling region, is increasing rapidly in wealth
and population. aud is one oi the most
healthy localities in the state THIS sale
oilers q rare opportunity Tor investment
lor Il home Or profitable srccuhllon.
IrrN- ul SALE
Onc-iourth cash, balance in one, two
and three years, with ton per cent. inter-
est on deferred pnN mrnts.
= SPECIAL rNCUUSIuN TRAGN
will run ON day Of sale from nll points at
reduced rates Fare Tor round TIP from
purchascrs of property will he refunded
For mthrr information call OH err adlrcs-
W u. Wylir, Town Lot Agent, a. \. l..
a {. A. BOG Main stroct-7l2Sd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

IlA.LA.. Innc. u. Issg

DALLAS. JUnU, II. TSN3.
10 whom II May Concern
We understand certain INSCRIPTIONS
parlir. in Waco lic ella miug to represent
The E,i.,ily iron works md BE- able 10
taxi urlcr. Tor their "uud-. at H." same
tim" representing tltm 90, interior and
uilrIiu. Al hgurc- away below what II
cost 10 bulll, IN order Ia sell other work.
We brand rhcgr parties ns fraud and rilu-
ton the public against llu IN. We have n"
rcgull ~, ul'ar Wncu at pres. nj l"r the
Eir CiN factory, hut .hll hr pleased
to appoint ANY good lnm ur man Ia re-
pr nj tnrm There. aui In Joining terri
tOIN. I. n, hENiiNG.
Correspondence with buyers 81 engine,
nd BOILERS ~ Ii ,it,d
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Hides Green saltcd, per lh

Kentucky WhIsbies.-lt yuu want
straight good sour mash Kentucky
WHISTLES, call only for C. Conrad n Cos
Moss Rose bourbon OF 6ovcrnor's
Choice Rye. Ask your grocer for them.
7DDlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

the Texas aud ST. Louis Marrow Gauge
railroad, on Wednesday, July 10Th. The
object is general amusement, FUN and
good cutting Bring along your baskets
aud meet with us. Preparations are
nude Tor Il grand banquet, aud speeches
will he made 10y prominent speakers,
who ARE expected to- be had Tor the oc.
cHsion The managers are Il. Holmes,
i. II. lIuly and I. NJ and f.. $. johnson
Gus HANNAH,
Chairman Of Com
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

We read day after day advertisements
In tn newspapers Of great bargains,
etc. All sounds well on paper but there
is hut one huus in Waco To our kuowl-
edge that always carry out their adyer-
tisemrurs, and they are Sanger Bros.
IlGtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

NIlts. GRAHAM S residence on South o,rOnd
vi street, has i've rooms, Cistern ui water aud
other lies rnble vouy uuicnCrs kor iull par
ticutars aud terms apply 10 Mrs Graham ur
\. L.. Brown, at +. Marshall : store.
O1iitt
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University Of Virginia.


SUMMER LAW ECTURES tnine
J. sIu iath luN, lesi, ana cnd lath september
Have proved Ut signal u-c,-lst, to students,
who design tn pursue their studies Mt This or
. her Law schools 2i, To thOsr who propose
to rrai privately, and 81, to practitioners VIII"
nave not had the advantage of systematic III
sltuction. For circular apply N- q. IniYrr-
-lty al Na) to JOHN Il. Ml$oR, frni. Com.
AnM NlMt- INV
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
q AK -.

Oni"c OF Erie city Iron Works, Manu-
mcurrrs Of Steam Engines, boilers and
Saw Mills.
ERIE. PENN., June :, 1882.
To- whom 70 May concern
C. A. Heating Esq.ot dallas Texas, has
been appointed sole agent IN the STATE oi
Te Nas. Tor thc SAL ot all kinds oil mHchin-
cry manufactured by Us.
ERIE CIY hos WoEKs,
by GEu SELDOM, President
New urk office and wmcrooms A.
CORTLAND street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

Two GOOD ROOMS oyer Bart Moore
store. Those wishing rooms may uprlJ &c
BnIt Moore, OJ4stf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

,I'WO STORE houses also sleeping rooms
L an Sou h Third street Apply to ". V.
Fort n ~ Austin Avenue. slim
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
EOIt REM.

CTOKE HOUSE formerly occupied by { eve
> land y Cameron. Also store huu-r IN East
" AcO occupied by q, LlctO, with upper sibry,
suitable Tor residence, plcty OF water. Apply
90 Moore n Moore. O1lsth !
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20
The Great English Remedy.

moi .es IN Ill. head. the vital nuid passing IN
observed H. TIN. uii e., aud mans other disease
that lead to 81 sHuliy and death. HE inedlCa
grnglcmen connected with the Institution ar
graduates at the hr.t colleges OF Europe an
this country, AM huvc had large experience Il
these trouble aud VIII agree to forfeit FINl
HUNDRED DOLLARS To Il case If this Kim
thevIT LRE~IuR tTlNEWndrr their specin
advice aud trvAtnrnU will not cure or for any
thing impurp mr. uiItripur found In II. We tTea
all private 4ilrra-t.- successfully without mrt
curry. cos sun \llnS FREE. Thor"uE
sxaninatipii AE'' woe. including analysis Z
urine, s. Price ct VITAL REsTOl.ATlN
o. a bottle al four tunes the quantity, ~
Sent to amy address upon receipt uf rri' ,
Oh, SECURE from 4'rvation, and ~ liriNnl
name IL ci'r' 70, Nus,ish Medical lnstitut.
0.7is DIV -t,ct. 81 uui7, Missouri Post
oflc- box. !Ii'. fucker " Ills. Whulcsa
and Retail .rut- M.ru. rcN"- --niiDiwiv
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CONN nCTIoN -.

GALSESTON with Mallory Line
OF steamers Ion. kryW,,t and New \ olk;
Mon gan in" lni New Orleans, india
noia, C"rpu, Christi Brownsville and
Vera Cruz
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

I,OI. hENI-IwV large 70 Ims In the new
i Chalmers block, suitable for onlces or
sleeping rooms. Apply u II. w. Hu by OF
VIM Brooks. --Oll7-tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

A NEW Mason ~ liamlin organ, 6stup-. APP
~ Hly To J. e. Harrison "r - An. Wl'ti
nNE THOUSAND bushels chuice white corn
" meat ~ - 30 per hu,hcl liberal Il -
count to the trade. hAyru telephone and de.
liver goods tree Ia all Inrt- II Waco
UgEHt ED $ INt'~S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

1I'IIAT MACHINE l. Eirur. "ns'f- u sell
L So ,hrap saves enough lee To rhy for II
tvs IC,' lu one summer. U,i3ii
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-20

DEAlNIE LANbS.--M rha, q ton sale several
i Thousand acres 81 pIhirir aud timber lands
Ia diu,r,ut parts uf Mrlvuuau county
u1lIIm p>E~ v Kendall.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05

lStoekton (Cal.) MALL

|
The most remarkable newspape,
man IN the United States lives a,
Angels Camp, in Calaveras county
tbs name Is ). 8. Waterman. He
Is "a years old and has been para.
lyzed ever since he was born. He
was born in Angels and has never
been away from the town but once.
when he went in search of medical
ald, but failed to find any. His pa.
ralysis is of the upper and lower
limbs, which he cannot move. His
speech is also affected aud il is only
with difficulty that he can talk at
all.
Early in life he manifested a Xix
ing for movable type, which be
placed in position with his teeth.
lie soon began to cut type out of
weoti, holding the engraving tools
between his teeth when he used
mem. He has made a good deal of
block type in this way, with which
ne az present conducts a small iob,I
printing business. He also sets
metal type with his teeth. !
" a'rrnan WAS one of the found.
ers OF the Mountain Echo, a weekly
paper 2w being published in An.
ee's: lie set a good deal of tyne
on tiIs paper with his teeth, and
having good education manufac.
'nred his editorials and other arti
''es as he went along. He is now
'nt OF the newspaper business and
'onhnes himself entirely TO lob {
printing and engraving. He does I
VI the programme and invitation {
Work for the town, frequently en-. a
special designs for his Jobs. {
lis prcSs.work, of course, he can. =
ot DO with his teeth and employs t
boy To do that part of the work
,r him-the only part he caunot do {
imsclt. n
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
A Good Tax Law.

Rhode Island has n Tax I,w
WhIrh seems To have some ouuliti,s
'hat recommend il to the attention
nl legislators of other States. II has
Increased he assessment roll u.,rI,
% per cent in single wear lis
cI'lri proriSo is one thar comnaIs
eNtfH owner Of property To make
letuln under oaib M ,Lo
amount OF all bonds. STOCKS
mortgages, and the penalty f,r avn
sion or hlsltication is IN, imn,s;,;on
oil double tax. Public sentiman,
IN the little State seems to he s,ronn
enough to compel the strict enforce
inent ct the law, and it has hes,
'rrlole enough to compel tbe in
n'ctinent of the Assessors of ,wo
towns . for having failed to do their
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
The Language of the Eye.

Emerson says that the language
OF the eye is very hard to counter.
let. 1t speaks myriad tongues.
swift and penetrating, though 81
lent. Ii can easily express every
emotion of the mind, every senti.
ment OF the heart. in "A moment of
time, and in language that never
hes. In talking to a person of in.
teiiigence, his eyes flash and glow
III sympathetic communion with
your speech although his lips are
silent, the interchange OF soul goes
on through the medium of the eve
the sonls Interpreters. How easily
can mans nature be- read by read.
ing the language of the eve. i'm.
stead OF the lip! You can jndgc Of
the depths of his character, whr,h
er he Is cunning aud crafty. using
deceit and practicing Discrimination,
Or whether he is upright and hon
EST, knowing the right and not fear.
ing to do it. There are eyes ,bn,
are expressionleSs and vacant. and
utterly incapable of expressing ~
trahscient emotion, for the snul
uoes not respond, the mind refuses !
10 perform its work-aud homo,
those Kind Of eyes lack expression.
some eyes are deep aud rlthomlrSs ,
ana 1t would seem possessing,lrp,hs
INTO which thoughts might ian and
perish without reflection, bnt sna
ueh'y YOU are startled by the bril-.
nancy aud sympathy of them ~
lhey grasp the idea in il, hrinl, full
meaning, and appreciate it to the
luiiest extent. There are ,,,s
winch conceal their meaning, hut
not always, for sometimes the veil
drops aside and the soul is seen in
All It's truth or fnlsity. AS the
great philosopher SAYS, "thrre nrr
asking eyes, asserting eyes, prowI.
OK eyes, and eyes full of iaith-som.
u good and some of sinister omen
'ut they all speak the language of
ruth, the language OF the henri
mo soul which is the only kind 70
'e trusted whether for good or fn rr S
vii. e''' " ior 4
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
The Democrats Illustrated Almanac
For l--2, and
Hand Book OF General Information.

An elegant work of l2U pages, -txG.
inches III size. printed on finely tinted
oook paper, illustrated thoroughly with
most beautiful engravings; aud containing
besides all the Information pertaining To-
the calendar, statistical aud general inform.
atlon on various subjects, and especially nm.
on the political and civil divisions. popnla.
tl"h' names of officials, State aud mmnicl.
pai reeords OF past elections, productions.
Ia'irnads' geological formations, etc, of
~. rue STATES OF Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas,
tennessee, Mississippi. Alabama and Flor.
lda. VIII be mailed free. postage prcpaid.
10 every subscriber of the Daily or Week
ly TIMEs-DEMuCRAr.
send rrmttances in registered letter.
postal order or draft, AT our risk.
Address MI communications and letters
10 THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT
New Orleans. La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
The Mother. of Forty four Children.
Boston Transcript.

II the Great Napoleon's famous
definition at superIativc female ,y.
rcllrncc may he accepted as correct,
I,r. Mary Anstin is unqucsrionably
The most admirable woman in
France. This lady has Just com.
pl'trd her thlrtythird year of wed
drd life, during which period She
has presented her husband with no
lever than tortytour pledges of her
"llrly affection. In the spring of
1919, Tour years after her marriage.
Mary Austin, nee Kind, passed her
llnal examination at the Medical
College of Orleans, and obtained
diplomas authorizing her TO prac.
nee III both branches of her protes.
sion.
AS soon as the Franco Prussian
war broke out she joined the army
OF the Union with her husband. and
me prolific pair served with extra.
Ordinary distinction throughout the
Tour years war-Dr. Austin i'm her
surgical capacity and Col. Austin
AS an active militant. The former.
whilst attending To the hurts of her
comrades under fire, was thrice
wounded IN actiOn-thc latter five
lines. At the conclusion of the
war; the valiant doctor, having lost
Ter lett eye in the service Of her
'ouhtry, but in other respects none
he worse for her injuries and ia.
lgnes, returc2d to her private
practice covered with glory and in
ne enjoyment of u staff officers
'enslon. Since then she has lived
II peace and honor, the pride of her
aud interchangeable in
'"f chdcavors to render her war.
Tor lord the happiest of fathers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
Dashing II on.

The first and most prevalent mis-
conception OF tyros is, that nm mr.
ticle or u poem, to be brilliant, must
be "dashet off, They have heard
of course, that johnson wrote
"Rasselase" IN u week; that Byron
was only thirteen days over "The
CorsaiT' that Scott was scarcely
double that time in writing "A vol.
umn OF "Waverly;' and that Burns
composed 'fam O'Shantcr7 between
dinner aud tea.
but they forget that before these
tasks were accomplished, johnson
had composed and published what
would NIL volumes; Byron had nj.
ready spent the best part of his life
IN constant practice of his prn:
scott had edited the Border ballads
the works OF Swift and Dryden, and
written the greatest of his poems;
ana that Burns was expert. and
practlccd In verse making AS "A long
experience in the art could possibly
make even hun.
Apar: altogether from the ones.
tion'Of the supereminent prnius of
all these men, they did not attain
70 this degree OF literary cele,ity
MI at once. They did not junp i'm.
To II as man may get into a suit
OF new clothes. 1t was in each ease
the result of the unwearird practice
OF their art. There have been i'm.
stances, such as that of the poci
campbell, where the genius rippncd
carry, aud where the first work was
the pest; bnt this is very rare even
IN the ranks of gcnins. The rule st \
these ranks has rather been on the
side OF unmitigated labor in corrrc. )
ting and rcrfecting their COMPOST. f
tions. {
Many of them, such as Gibbon. d
wrote and rc.wrotc the first of their &
productions three or tonr times over. 3
and after all, when they saw their
work Ia print, have been known To "
declare that they thought they could o
sun improve II were they To write il Il
over again. IL may he taken, there u
tore, Us 10 fundamental rule in the f.
attainment of literary excellence. to 81
spare no labor in petfrciing and IA
polishing, and to leave no word. or W
sentence, or passage unimpIoved &C
nat still seems To admit of i'm. "
provement. Attention 10 this womb IL
ave many Young writer some of W
MS blttcrest disappointmeats. h,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
E&
0be Gu*s.peu,eerat,
The New Orleans Democrat and New Or
leans Times Consolidated De-
cember l, 1881.

A representative newspaper must find
It's way into every business establishment
and to every tirrside around which clusters
even the most ordinary intelligence. Is
there any question in the minds of the
people living i'll the Southwestern and
Gulf States that the IMEs-DKMoCR,I is
that paper; that it embodirs all of the ,le-
nlents aud Possesses all the qualities that
MALI
The enterprise, pnsh and progress of the
New Orleans DEMOCRAT during the mast
eighteen months have become proveriiaI.
No journal published in the south has
made such progress in the same period of
time. The New Orleans times has been
Tor many years recognized as one OF the
leading journals in the country.
The consolidated issue, The TINES
DEMOCRAT, will embody the best elements.
the highest virtues of both. 1t will sim
ply be, without question, the ideal paper
OF the business man, the mechanic. plant
er, farmer, the family. the people, of all
classes aud conditions. 1t is waste of
time 10 ennmrratc the excell-nci.s of lis |
Issues. IL IL the embodiment of the mod |
ern newspaper. Every department in il |
has been raised 10 the highest standard |
The Daily or the Weekly TIMrS- DrMocR,r |
shonli tcseif-every place of business and |
every home in the Southwestern aud Gulf
States.
The subscription rates for the Daily are
rs follows, payable IN advance:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
MINDEN HOTEL.

ThE travelling public aud regular board.
l. ers viii hud this house ~ comfortable
and well supplied a. the resources aud CON
diti"n OF III" country will permit. The
charges are very reasonable. The Stage
stand is kept AT this Hotel.
have also attached to my hotel a new
and commodious Stable well supplied with
provender and water. and a good ostler al
WAYS on hand To attend to stock.
The travelling public VIII do we'll 70 give
me a call. A. j. REYNOLDS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
Town OF Homer:
THE sun.
NEW YORK,

iii" Sun for l--2 will make its fifteenth
annual revolution under the present man
'Grnrht. SHINING, as always, for all, big
ana niue, mean and gracious, cuutented
and uuhaPPy, Republican and Demo
ci"l lc, dcpraNrd and Nirtuous. intelligent
and "btn>r. The Suns light is for man.
h'nd aud wonankind Of every sort; bu,
4 ~ GENIAL warmth is for the good, while il
p"niN hot discomfort on the blistering
parkH "i The p"rsisteItly wicked.
me ; at l>G- was Il newspaper Of .
h'W KIM. itdl>cardcd many Of the forms
ana multitude OF the snperfiuous words
ana phrases of journalism. 1t under
TOOK I" report IN IA fresh, succinct, upcou.
Ncniional way all the news of the world,
uniting no event Of human interest. and
committing upon affairs with the fear.
h>Nl'NN OF absolute independence. The
success OF tins experiment was the success
81 I'M Sun Ii effected a permanent
'H'hIr IN III" style Of American newsps-
prs Every important journal establish
rd ~ THIS country in the dozen wears past
mas been modelled after The SrN. Every
Important joniual already existing has
'ccl modified aud hcttrred BY the force
oil lHE SUNS example.
M Sun Of l--2 viii be the same ont.
sP"hth'truth-iclling, and interesting newr
paper.
by a liberal use Of the means which an
abundant prosperity affords, we shall
max II better than ever before.
We shall print all the news, puttingit
INT" readable shape, and measuring its i'm
P"I'ahcc' not 10y the traditional yardstick,
ou' ny lis real interest to the people. Die
.ancc nom Printing House Square is not
ne ht't consideration with THE Scy. 4.
hrhever anything happens worth ~
porting We get the particulars, whether
II hapr"ns in Brooklyn or in Bokbara
~ politics We have decided opinions
Nv" are accustomed TO express them 10
language that can be understood We
,aN "hit We think about men aud events
political cour.e.
lhE WEEKLY Srx gathers into eight
pages the hest matter of tb. seven daily
ISSUES An Agricultural DEPARTMENT Of
inrnnalled merit, full market reports, and
n"e,ai proportion Of literary. scientific,
~ ~! u"hrNtIc intelligence complete TM
v ~ u SIN, and make il the best news
apr ihr thr farmers household that wa
Yer printed.
no does not know and read and like
III SUNDAY SUN. each number of which
"nic"nda of interesting literature,
'n ,h' BEST poetry Of the day, prose
INV worm reading, news, bnmor-
"a, nu ,ttt enough to I'LL a good.sized book,
~ .,,'nnHeiS more varied and entertain
x thhn any book. big or little,
~ our idea of what newspaper shoah
piehSes you. send for The Sun.
U"r terms are as follows: Il
f"r The daily srN, a four-poce sheet Of
r,,".y;sight columns, the price by mail,
81 Phld, u 50 cents n month. or $500
ar; or, including the Sunday PAPER, IN
ght-page sheet of fifty-six columns, the
us I've u 10 cents per month, OF e7.7Oa year,
ne sunday edition Of THE SrN Is also
y separately at 81 20 q year, post
he price of the WEEKLY S1N. ejsSt
ges, ni'y-six columns, is o. q year, pes
In'u. For clubs of ten sending ~
WI send an extra copy free.
puu,s' !. W. ENGLAND
of THx sGS, New York City.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-04-05
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

THIS Institution was regularly iucorr,
rated foK HE TERM OF IWENrY.rtyr
YEARS, by the Legislature of the Staff.
III I7o- for Educational aud Charitable.
purposes, with Capital of 81. OOu. 900. 10
winch 1t has since added reserve fund of
$4,000. To this Contract the inyiolall.
ia'tho OF the STATE Is pledged, which pledge
mas been renewed lay an ovcrwhclmin,
popular vote, securing its franchise in tI,,.
ne" Constitution adopted December md
\. ID. ls79,
It's Grand Single Number Distribution
VIII take place Monthly, on the second
tuesday. H"erer soii,s or postpone. Lool
at the following distribution: