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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1882-02-18

ESTIMATED.
Tin computing the quantity of sparkling ana
still wines in bottles five so-caled quart DOT
ties are reckoned as equivalent to the gailon.
NOTE.-it has been estimated that ten pc.
cent. of the spirits and malt liquors Proaac.a
in the country escape taxation. III Ihis esti
mate is correct, the above amounts Il proauct
represent only about ninety per cent. o. Lne
actual consumption of these articles. III mas
also been estimated that about one thlfd OF lne
spirituous liquors consumed in the country Is
used in the arts. This fact must DE hotsa III
any computation of the cost to the country "a
sDirituous liquors used as u beverage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
0etrIbte Treuube.

Ga, mas tu.inft 9u osnn, S,ppl2
a4! i'd BIN bsute in Der S4nr Der grfts
'poroen.
aber Id ioate msinsn, Su uiirbst bid
~frsuen.
Sa ueibt s., usnn i'd bann tpieosr
hunter tOmm, nadbsr baut mid Der 9as
ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Die 0eaier bel WaAt.

Gin 1Ourilf, pel6er pas yilppltone,
Sbal tslu&t bat. bsI&reibt cen Anblid
Ger 9tslsr BET Na6t. 8lsine Salsn
l&nespsibsn Dampfss fommsn aus Der
@rpe bsrppr unp nebmen, rpabrenp fs In
ris eait fstseu, pbantafti&s 5Vrmn an.
ebe fe psri6pincen. plSBlt6 i6isst stn
petsrs 9sipenii nit sinsm @srdul9s
pte pas Ssriebnfa1te elmer 3ldste btnauf
tn paS WOnpli&t: pann ldst Der erpBs
ItYlsr einsn iti&rnpsn Ssn bSrsu upp
cine DamptfussI aieat aus elmer S.f
nun8 al Dem 8anee ess 8ratsrs. Gin
Sebsn Der @rpe, Elm Sslitsn Der Sbers
Fd6e unp nit einem 8uale pie Dem
sthsr SOmbe erbebt ii6 cine pibte Wahe
lispeneen Woners, s. IL Sus TN umz
fanSs IN bic 0uft. Wdbrsnp psS Alftsi'
gems lSien iib OampfmaHsn los, psr'
can,sn fib unc Yerlisrsn ii9 i'm Gaume.
Die Sdule bon iiecsneem WalIer itsist
200 SuB bod binaut blsibt anlbeinenp
bspssunsslpS sinise Ssfunrsn lang ites
ben. unp fdat pann pieper In ben rant'
pfsnpsn &bsrunp ;uriid, psm iis sntittss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Wuoerunasarumb.

S4alsr (udarsnb .r pom Gebrsr Iinirt
uiro): aub, aub. Serr 2ebrer. bitt' sor
i46a'. b6reu g auf, i'd bab' nod Die
SommsrbOie an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
9niehh Niainns innt. or miirhe nih,

Suiepb 8iaiuss iast, er mirbs ni9t
5 Gents aus9ebsn, nm Bob Snseriol ibsr
bic Srrt6amer WoTs iprs9sn au Do
rem bod wiirbe er ~finfbunbert Dollars
ssbsn, penn CT Woiss iibsr bi. SIR.
ttiimsr Bob Snse.iOa's iprea.n b0rsn
t6nnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
| SIatteru
auSs
| 8erphet

Mnte6ana unm6slt4.
&ranfenJtmmer tufts
rein une anSsnshm Sss
madt.
Htebertranfen Vatis
enteu eineerurS uno
Grirtia 9 bereits.
furn gaesr NIT, benz
WaNer juseiestem Pro-
phylactic Fluid.
@etmer metbsr 1eint
eurt ietnen 0ebrau6
fher 81 erjtelen.
unreine &utt uui6hes
ltd semaht uno serets
nist eurn Sprtnseu
NIT Darby's Fluid.
Sur Rsiaisuns oeS
AtbsmS uno 5um
WaBen Der Sabns
lit etts Mtttel nnnbers
trsfEt6.
e6nupfeus eltnssrt
unb sebeilt.
MoSe aebetIt,
Srauomunoett dusens
blidlta ssltneert.
Narben perbiueert.
G5 entiernt ALE unauSes
uebmen @erlhe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Die lmifiSs Spalte.

Rstts: AnfGnbissr S&er, aiemet BEN
&brtlftn, erbeitert bic Stele uns
b~efOrbert islbf bic 8siunbbeit
ttS 9eibes.
Sebensperlen.
Ber feline Summbsit gu p.rbers.n 10 eiB,
Der 1T ni4t oumm.
Sen tua6ren 6srrn srfsnnt man nibt q n
isinem 8sfsbl, ~ionosrn barar, ME ion &c
bor4t miro -
Bsil ou 5aare ipalt,H, sIauSt bu..,ein
l4arfer Denfer 80 iein2-
Den rs9ten Sumorifsn ertsnnt mon on
I.in.m grnfts -
Bsnn 9orf4! Die Wtuti.r Der 8eisb,it
1T, 10 III asnSitll9teit ibr: S9uiessrmut-
ter. -
Bsr ni4ts slaubt. Dem CLAUDE i'd aud
Hi4ts. -
Wsr iast, .r babe nod ME s.Iosen. Der
list Damn ssraos gum ertsn Wals.
5O6e 9oIitit b,ibt: tdui9sn uno tau.
Den.
Ber bic Summsn ~ beban6eln p.rft.bt
Der geuinRt; nit Huasn 1T auI 2ei9tefen
su retnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

bier Drabtetls In Yoftion sebaIten pirb.
Bon Der WafiptBe foIen ptsr eleftrtl@e
eampen et@t tn's Dunfel bes 9sbens
usrfen, bte etns eeu&ttraft BON 10000,
rpena n5tbfs 40 900 Rerseu } absn foQsn.
Dian 8laubt pamit ben umtrsfs etnsr
Wetle bsleu&ten ju f5anen. Aebnlthe
Wafbdun1e perbsn an arberr Steuen
errt&tst. Die Sofsn flr ben Waf auf
esn .publie Square" ~belaufeu f6 uuf
So. 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Wnshafttr Irnf.

Birtb: Sentsn sic H9. lieber 5err
Doctor, msin unsliid! Sa bre9en gsitern
Siebe In meinen Wsintelsr unb entmenben
mir 3.ba Jlai9en Wsin! Benu i'd MUIR
Elm. spur BON oisien Saauntsn betdme |!
Doctor Seisn Sis unbsiorst - Benn
Die Sisbe SIREN B,in setruntsn babsn,
Damn tpsrcsn fts balb gu msiueu Yatisn.
ten 9eb6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Gauimannijhes Gcnie.

2ebrer: Run, 2spi. tannit Ou mir ias
gen, mas fir elm llrsdt Soispas grioer
bestnsen oils he i'm ue%rtauften? (Ssr S1i-
Ter i4peist; Der 2sbrsr frast einsn 3usitsn.
einen Sritten, fsinsr psiB antport 3u
ssbsn 4; enoIi8 itsbt Der feline S1toS
auf.) -
2ebrsr /: Run. Satob. mas fir Elm III.
rs&t baden Il. ~b.sanssn2
Safo5: Sab Fs babsn ion uertauft su
6iQis!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
WiBurrjtGnontS.

gonouttsur. Wsin S.rr, mir fabrsn
ioslsia ab. s5sssn sic fhb sefdlisit in
Den Gag.
9aHasier: Ra, pie baiBt Barum
iOa i'd MID isBen in 3os2 sos i6 bod
bs3oblt mel i1usres S!lo 10 gut pie Nm
osrs uno iol msr nod o5euorein srtilt en-
in Der 3osloit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
ALE apotbsfer berfaafea es.

erie, 3 Srisn Co., Soma.
&c pirb hermit bsitsintst. sas DR.. Glart
5pbnions Sneian 8lopb Syrup mid pirili&
BON i6rsrsu rbsumatti6su S6msrjsn bsfrsit
bat. SD bate Cd fir elm pertbSpaes Wittel u.
r%scpmmanpire esisn 8sbrau& alien, bic an dbn.
liten Sbmsrjsa lsipsr.
m n 6ofhpr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Giieras Watsn ala Ssu9ttbiirme

DaS "Yuplte Square" In Glspslanb
fol- pur6 Gleftrteitdt beleu6tst psrpsn.
gu pislsm Ssbufs wurpe auf sinsm fun
pamsnt, baS 80 Ipnneu rpisst. sin go
Gub bobst stisrner Waf I'm @spt&t
pen IL Ionnsn auf sefslt Der bur&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Sersrose3 erit0rer hon ranfbeitsfeimen:
OarbD'S
Yropbblactic 6luib

SIatteruarbeu
p~srbiuosrt.
8ef6 10 sersiuist
uue sebetlt.
&rebsarttse StIouus
gen perbineert uue be-
feittst.
Wubr turtrt.
@uuoen iSneu seteilt.
Seorbut tn furjer Srif
btfsitist.
6eu6teS autauSs
tAIdse aussetrpduet.
90 TT 6ou~fdnotsuus
im6oH6.
0esen raubeu Gals III
es etl unishlbares Ssus
mtttel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Giu Eran,nie unn ein 9eutiher itrit

Gin Sran3uis ano Elm seuti6sr itrit.
ten i6 iber ole Srast, oh Srantrsi9 ODER
Ssuti4lano rei9sr iei.
Srantreid esbiibrt Der 9or3us, IS bat
in turS.r 3sit finf Wiaiarbsn bsJablt,
obne stpas oapon 5u ipiirsn! iaste Der
SranSoie.
Sos III bod gar ni6ts, - risf Der
Ssuti&s, = Ssuti&lano bat iini WiIi.
ARDEN b,fommsn uno bat ni9ts bapon &c.
ipiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
WitaefIhl.

Gin Staot'Srdulein Gel ibrem sriien
SommsrausHase an Den ufern zines
SEES:
. ibr aru,sn, orr1en Giid!sin - Sod
ter Der 5lutbsn WIe oisls BON su9, ibr
unslidislis,n @dhbpfs, psrosn tuobl Dem
tsn4tsn Sob oes grtrintens erlissen mil,
len, bspor he Die cole Runit oss S9mim=
mems srlsrnt baben?!!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17
Rihtige GrfcnntniB.

Srdulsiu . rpis CABIN bier Die S9mst-
tsrlinss fnb - oa isst ft4 gar elmer auf
msine Sano!
Sibrer: Dos eloa6 i auf 10 a. nstrs
9ati4srl i.b 7 mi ID auf mel Yrabsn
fsst he Roansr!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-17

Ser Paftar irasts einsn S9dler in BEN
II ltsrri9ts Wo9in tommt Die Seele,
penn he BON benz 2sib ib,iost? Ser S3i=
ler antportsts Sassn fam ids ni4t absr
in9sn. = Damn inse es mir !: - llno
Der S9aler fang: Bic S.sl. i3winst ii3
wObl in Die S0b' Sud6e! Der 9sib blsibt
auf Dem &anupss. Sl16e! Sableau.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-29
WILL BE RaE,KNED.

The Galveston News says that all the
Southern Democrats who were unseased
=: the last session Of Congress viii be re-
turned by increased maiorities. In order
to show that colored men do vote the
Democratic ticket in the South it sug-
gssts that in districts where there is a
heavy colored vote and which are sup
posed 10 be Republican on that account,
each Democratic candidate elected to
Congress should prepare TO secure certif-
Gates from every colored man who voted
for him, which, the News Gays, might
easily be done on the day Of election
by having a Justice Of the Peace az
hand TO swear them as soon as they de-
posi-. their ballots. There is no law to
prohibit this precaution, and it would
save Z great deal Of trouble, and might
save a number Of Democrats from ejec-
ton" This project is decent and
proper, and il pat into effect should
carry conviction to the Republican ma
IOTTry that hHTG tbEeu UuCETurUonIousiy
ousting Southern Congressman on
trumped up evidence Of fraud, but such
evidence would not be needed by the
leaders Of the party Of great moral ideas.
They would got behind the returns i'm
msdiateiy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-29
ADVICE 10 MODERATE DRINK.
LIS

There s 10 resisting -1s conclusion
sha: brandy. the generous, wholesome
beverage which our to~-zta.he-s 50 much
affected, and n5, the poisonous liquid .!
modern commerce, ;s net easily obtained
Il America. The greater par: O: the
brandy O: today IS prepared from a-a912.
Obtained from gram, potatoes c. bse,s.
= SIMPLE process Of production and al.
n!<cars Of drugs, a lizzie pure brady or
the dregs Of wine 70 give the brandy
--s.s and the color Of the wood. ordi.
narly suffice, with the brand Of cognac,
% create q beverage, which finds z ready
sale n oreign'countries. So says Con
SUI Clifford Of La Rochelle. France. He
adds that while "in the year 1851 the
export 0; brandy from France to the
United States was u the declared value
Q: 81, 33S. $50, the production Of the gsl-
-.ls brandy from the white wine Of the
country has Substantially ceased Oh &C
count Of the failure Of vineyards. I.
therefore appears that those who drink
the brandy Of to-day are, in nine in
stances out OF ten, drinking simply 3
chemical decoction and not an intrin-
sically natural liquid. The thought IS
not a pleasing one, but the moral will be
quite obvious To moderate drinkers Who
have any regard for their health.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-29

OVER THE WATER.

Trouble in Corea-rhe Insurgents
Take Prosecution 81 abe Thorough
f~ares-Ihey AEIacA the Royal Res.
faence and Japanese Legation-A
Slaughter # japanese at Seoul
The King ~%Sed-The aueeu fur.
dered->tu3iea ptscourtesies -
the nitei states Eiag-rwe Days
FiGhttn--En=land's Strength at
IsTaaiia-4bIeI Ea~~sk and -Four
STAFF officers Escape from Arabi
Pasaa-Fearfui Riofin- Between
the Hiuaion> and Hohan:naedans.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-29
Gurska Dniip 5sntlnsl.


~ ~
i correspondent. 81 the New York sun
interviewed Hon. Proes3r kuo.s recently
q The political situation. Mr.. huos.
spoke freely, AID IN a tone which indi-
Gated that ne thought az his words were
worthy C; being engraved n 4 monu-
men. ID. reference il ages 70 come as d
prophecy. There IS lots Of v5nd wasted
in such interviews. They are pleasant
ra.r-s 70 rep9r: and loak well II type.
r.. they are, az best, 8 s1gs 0: hi.-or-
mss expression q opinion, originating Is
o..an Il the fertile mind Q: quia nuns
himself Is WIKI the notable person Ill,
.~ryse~sI. Whether Mr.. Knot. would
Ike u } held responsible ior the inter
view, zasch We r~sPoolGes below, We
aoa. very mich. We give as much q
i . relates 70 cs-.aIn zspjrau:s for the
Presidency generally for what i IS worth.
We take the liberty e; appeading a note
70 la. }tr. knott S represented As say
IL II gard 70 tae candidacy q Justice
Field
..What are AE.aurs chances Tor being
4eaou5aa.eI = "SHse Aad.sous time
Il. has oesa 4 somm1a saying among poll
.5si2us ra4 = se-Erss.4ezt could never
Be e!gc. Z President, and : Nics-Prss-
dent who had become Prssi1en. by the
dsata al the aE5y-ec.ed President could
never IL the Face a-asH, but L tEls
maxim. is ever broken I .a.Hk Arthur s
the nan . 10 i. He has certainly
alavei his cards most airo.-ly since he
has been President. lie vas very popu-
lar amCaZ r Congressman, and did
much 10 strengthen all-selt and MS party
while Congress WIS "a session. l think
he Is aloa. n re 3eai now.
Wv 10 80 E9a think 5 most prominent
among .-e Democrats That another
hard Question. suppose Hancock ;
friends -a.HE t-e-e are hopes l
Ike General Hancock very much my
sslt, AMI wo1ld support him nos. warmly.
Justice FED :. II M opinion, ao1l+ the
E:.ss. s1r ~ position. He j. man o:
great learning aai wide information, and
I 5sa: know O; . man il either party
WAC would better Eli the place.
Justice Field IS not the astest man
t9r tie Presidency that Sir. Knot: IS
acquainted with. He 5 i man 0: re
marka5is culture. yrea. intellect and .
profound urist. Nobody ever doubted
any par. o: This. Bat Justice Field does
no: sand well with his party On the
Pae.5c Cast. Why this : 50 j. IS not
essential 70 explain. The naked fact IS
a-iaa. T. show that hs candidacy
woala No. - acceptable u the becsoe-
rzcy @: ~ whsle country. When the
people iron = candidate ova aeiglbor-
hood re:uss . sz55-=e h.m and give him
"Godsp=ed n .ae canvass, as had batter
throttle rs ambition and take = back
scat. Tor as 1za1o. WIN. Justice Fields
;-al.less e5e-cs = =. the Pacific Coast
delegation = basz HIN =. the last Ma
t7ual Convention Q: Democrats. q. Gin
s.anas. Is significant and alone -e5uts
the assertion G: Pr5c;or hnocs tia: He
- aoout tas z,,ss. nan :o- the posi-,
ton" Ed. SEs-SEl
Is T.,i=u a possibility = think
MT. Though II. T.ljs1 : = very saps-
nor 1al, ! hardly t-.zE he vii be :
candida: again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-29

SPECIAL 70 EzE szSUSEL


An Excursion Train Robbed.
ToLE19, Aug. 2S.-Au excursion train
vas r1l yesterday from Toledo to Grand
Rapids CT The n~arroE-g&uge road. On
the return trip half dozen de=ps-adoes
vent through the coaches with loaded re-
~vgl7ers, and stripped everybody Of their
-451a5l4. One citizen ct Toledo gave up
SIS and another WAS relieved 81 his money
on tie platform. He vas then thrown Of
the ca-. The conductor vas badly injured.
oalv = q the robbers he. beea cap
t1-ed.
Arrest Of Belle Foyd.
F~Elza1ELPzI4, Aug. 2s-Bslle Boyd,
tee .zuo1s rebel sP7 q Shenandoah Val
ley dzri.E the var. has basa arrested as
n aeo7mpli.hed z~viaI.ar. How many
ueapia th.s notorious v8n&1 has victim
ian i a. p-esel: hard % say. she vas
YESTERDAY arrested for utterius forged
check On 8 n~4E-bToker for goods she had
pledged. She Was afterwards released,
ne money tsiug made good By her friends.
Further important Developments are *
psets3, should the merchants vicumized
institute proceedings against her.
In Danger Of Has Life.
BLoo4IsG1oy MS Aug. 2s.-Prof. r.
3. WEIGH, formerly Principal Of the Pom
riac school. writss from Topeka that his
life IS in danger from the liquor men there,
because. Is Assistant United States At.oC-
Bev. he had been prosecuting the violators
o. the State l2w. They have within 3 DAY
or TWO cut his buggy 70 pieces. disdgurad
bis horse and threatened his life. He had
III -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-29
vIcEs OF coxGaassnax.

The women who were refused positions
in the Pension Department are now or
ganizing TO expose the private vices Of
the Congressmen and Senators from
whom they would gladly have accepted
the ~pecuniary favors Of office had the
Congressman and Senators seen fit to ac-
cord them. The women who are now
ready to expose them would then have
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-29
NEW TO DAY.
For Assessor.

GAM. RAPHEL WILL BE \ CANDIDATE
- for the ONCE OF County Assessor. subject
y the decision Of the Democratic County Con-
ven ion.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-01-21
FARM AND PRESIDE.

in the New York market the Early
Rose potato still leads all the rest.
-Hellebore rubbed over with mo-
lasses and put around places that roach
es and water bugs frequent, is very
eITectual poison for them. ed
Take cupful of cream of the pan
OF milk in the morning, and put it to
your bread when you are about mold
ing it, and it will cause the crust to be
very soft and delicate.
Ginger Snaps. -One heaping cup
of flour, one cup of molasses, one-half
cup of sugar, one-half cup of butter,
one-fourth cup of lard, one tablespoon
full of ginger. Mix and bake.
Animals when confined and supplied
with fattening feed always increase
largely in weight during the first few
weeks, after which the rate of increase
diminishes to a considerable extent.
Boiled Mackerel.- them on with
cold water and salt. When the kettle
boils, set it aside but watch it closely,
and take up the moment the eyes begin
to start and the tail to split. Sauce,
parsley and butter. Garnish, fennel
and slices of lemon.
'-Old-Fashioned Gingerbread. Two
cups best New Orleans molasses, one
cup hot water, scant half cup melted
butter, heaping tablespoonful soda, a
little ginger and salt. Mix as soft as
possible and roll out one and q hall
inches thick. Bake as quickly as you
can without scorching. and eat warm OF
cold with butter.
"A Nice Plum Cake.--Six ounces OF
butter, whipped to a cream; add the
same weight of sugar; stir in four whip
ped eggs. then twelve ounces of flour;
beat well and add six ounces of cur
rants and six ounces of sultanas and
stoned raisins, two ounces of candied
peel, twelve almonds, pounded. a pinch
of mace, a teaspoonful of spice and one
of baking-powder.
Baked Whitefsh. Clean, rinse and
wipe dry whitefish, or any fish that
weighs three pounds, rub the fish inside
and out with pepper; fill with stufiing
made like that for poultry, but drier;
sew it up and put in hot pan with
some drippings and lump of butter;
dredge with flour and lay over the fish
few thin slices of salt pork or bits Of
butte" and bake an hour and a half,
basting occasionally.
"A Distempered Colt.-Distemper in
a colt takes about three weeks to run
its course; all the medicine required is
light dose of EPSON salts, say four to
six ounces, and good nursing. Give
warm bran mashes, hnseed or oatmeal
Cruel; keep the animal warm, and rub
the legs with cloths dipped in hot water;
a tablespoonful of mustard in the water
would be beneficial if the legs seem to
be weak and numb.-N. Y. Times. se
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-01-21
Attack on the Idol Of Juggernaut.

i An attack has been made upon the
idol of Juggernaut, at Pooree, the most
sacred shrine in India, by body of IA
natics.
The rioters, who numbered twelve
men and three women, and were almost
ina state of nudity, succeeded in enter.
ing the, temple and tried to force their
way into the inner recesses. Although
upward of / 900 pilgrims were present,
they were not expelled without severe
struggle, in the course of which one in.
truder was trampled to death. The rest
were arrested, and have been sentenced
to three months imprisonment. The
inquiry showed that they belonged to a
sect of Hindoo dissenters lately founded
in the Sumbulpore district, and known
as. Bankruptcies, from the fact that its
followers wear ropes of bark round their
waists.
They allege that their religion was re-
vealed to sixty-four persons in 1864 by
god incarnate, whom they style
Alekhswamy-that is, the Lord-whose
attributes can not be described in writ
ing. They believe in the existence of
the 100000, 900 of Hindoo deities, but do
not respect their images, saying that it
is impossible to represent a Supreme
Being whom no one has ever seen. They
are subdivided into three classes, two of
which renounce the world and make no
distinction of caste, while the third lead
a family life. Their habits are said to
be very filthy, and, like some European
sects, they take no medicine in illness,
but rely solely on divine help. Their
attack on the Pooree temple was prompt
ed by the belief that if the Juggernaut
were burned it would convince the Hin
docs of the futility of their religion, and
the whole world would then embrace
the truth Calcutta Gazette.
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Two Frank Men.

"Mr. Blank" began a citizen, as he
entered an office near the City Hall,
wjust one year ago to-day / came in
Mere and called you liar. believed
what said, and for a year we have
not spoken to each other. Within q
week past have found out that I was
mistaken. and now I apologize for my
harsh words and express my sorrow
that / was ever led to indulge in such
language" .,.--
/ "Mr. Co." replied the other, as he
extended hts hand, 90 -FOUR franknese
begets frankness. During the last y ear
hut one you and were friends. You
borrowed upwards OF seventy dollars
of me in small sums, and never repaid
dollar. This las. year we have. been
enemies and / am ahead financially.
While may long to forgive you, must
look out for the interestof my growing
family. Let Us compromise BY nod
ding to each other in Sunday%school
paying our own way outside. !" ~
Sir, shall never nod to you in Sunday
school or elsewherer' said Mr.. G:,.. and
he walked ont as stiff asa ranrods sud
left the door wide open.-DdtroH F'ree
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DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. n. Y: Dear Sir
Twas sick for six years, and could scarcely
walk about the house. Ny breath was short
and I suffered from pain in my breast and
stomach all the time; also from palpitation
and an internal fever, or burning sensation,
and experienced frequent smothering or
choking sensations. Ialso suffered from pain
low down across my bowels and in my back,
and was much reduced in flesh. Ihave used
your " Golden Medical Discovery" and
"Favorite Prescription, F" and feel that am
well. Very respectfully,
DELILAu Il. MCMILLAN, Arlington, Ga.
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Who is this Ferocious-looking Man

Who is this Ferocious-looking Man?
He is Foreman in Printing Office. He
gets Paid for throwing Men Down stairs
when they Come to Lick the Editor, and
for putting wrong Dates at the Head Of
the Paper. He can Pi more type in fif-
teen Minutes than Seven Printers can
Set up in two Weeks. He loves to ask
the Editor for Copy. If it were not for
Him the Paper would look pretty Well
every morning. Everything would be
Fat and none of the Live Ads would be
Left out.-Denrer Tribune Primer.
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On q slow going railway, recently.
a passenger stopped the conductor and
asked: why don't the train 60 faster?"
..They run fast enough 70 suit as. II
you don't like the rate of speed, get out
and walk" was the rejoinder. II
would" said the passenger, settling
himself back in his seat, "but that my
friends won't come TO meet me until
the train arrives, and don't want to
be waiting about the station two
hours
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GENTLEMAN meets q friend and takes
him home to dinner. Arrived at the house
he leaves him In the sitting-room to an
nounce the fact 10 his wife. The friend,
hearing directly a clamor Of tongues in the
adjoining room, decorates the keynote with
his ear. Shril Voice Always the way
bringing people home without minutes
warning! Him, too! Why couldn't you
leave him TO faften on his usual free-lunch
route? Hoarse Voice--Ssh! Shrill Voice
won't ssh. Hoarse voice-I tell you you
will. Oh, il he wasn't in the room outside
wouldn't just give you! The friend,
shouting through the keyhoIe--I amt any
longer; give it to her!