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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

A great desideratun IN the preparation OF
medicine is That It should BE- pafasabis without
losing its efficacy. This % the case With Prick
ly Ash Btters, and being graded as regards their
catnartie properties, they better adapted for
general use tilan ans other similar article il
trial viii convince the most skeptlei.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23
MILLINERY.

NFRS. NJ. BLUM. Milliner. Mississippi
lyl street. between Lessard and st. Pat
rick Latest styles of Bonnets, Hats. French
Flowers. ETC.; also, all kinds of Ladies I'm
derwear.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

ID RYBISKI, Apotlecary and Druggist
DE- Mississippi street, between St. Patrick
and st. Vincent streets, adjoining Gondran's
store.
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Found at Last.

An agreeable dressing for the hair, that Will
stop It's falling, has been long sought for.
Parker's Hair Balsam, distinguished for ite
purity. fully supplies this want.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23
Don't Waste Money

On trashy extracts whe.i you can buy lastin
perfume so delightful! fragrant and refreshing
as Fioreston Cologne.
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Foreign,

An atifHtfuS epIucIHit VI uJsohtoA3
prevails in Sweden.
The Pope has received from London a
gift of 100000 francs.
A fire at Port au Prince destroyed 81
houses. Loss $4,000
Persia announces an almost total fail
ure of the years opium crop.
An armistce las beeu concluded be-
tween the Greeks and Turks.
An exhibition Of fans will be held at
Paris during the coming winter.
Thanksgiving services were held III
England over the victory in Egypt.
The phylloSera has extended to La
Vcnd6e and Haute Vienne, in France.
The richest man in Spain, the Marquis
dc Manzanedo, Duede santona, is dead.
A fire at Arroyo, Porto Eieo, on the
23th inst, destroyed 80 houses and
stores.
The Spanish Minister Of Finance has
received an Internal uachine from Bar
celona.
Corea will pay f50,ooo to Japan and
f5O,O00 10 the relatives of the murdered
japanese.
One Of the bu!tresses of ST. Patrck's
Cathedral at Dublin fell September IA,
killing four women.
Senior joaquin Boranda has been APP
pointed Minister of Justice in the Cabi-
net of President Gonzales.
Over one hundred women have been
arrested in little district of Hungary,
charged with poisoning their husbands.
A new submarine torpedo boat has
been constructed Oil the shores Of Stock
holm harbor for the defense Of that port.
| Mile Berethe Marie lie Rothscbild,
| who is about to marry Prince Duwagram,
has ahjured Jewish faith and received
| first communion in the Catholic religion.
| The prospects of a new Prnssian COM
pany which proposes to am'lse New
York, sets forth that entertainments in
that city are few, and are supplied chief
| ly by an occasional performer from
| Europe.
| -~e4-s--
| 1t liz said the coatherd threw and struck tie
| goat ON the horn aud broke it. Becoming
| alarmed, he besought the goat not to tell his
master. "Oh! most foolish goatherd." replied
the goat. ''Iny broken horn will tell the story.
! though should not utter word Facts speak
| louder than words. which accounts for TIE
unprecedented popularity OF Engi.sh Female
| Bitters for the quick and permanent e1re OF all
| troublesome female complaints ard lrregntari-
ties. 1T relieves monthly weakness or excessss.
cures ieuchorrhaea pain IN the back and falling
| of the roTnb; eraficatss swimming and gietfiI-
! ness Of the head, acts like G charm with girls
inst merging into Vsoma1hood end iasures a safe
/ journey through . the turn OF life. -
-------a-o4D- -
A snake whose entire body had become
lignifed has been taken fran the trunk
of q Brazilian tree.
/ -------s5 - -
Good health IS assfl sss,a-sslae1 by
proper atteIttsass % tie retui-esnerts cs x1.a
body. and the 9as99 9fnksf Of ezeesses. Ii Is
wasted Or destroyed 81 sssaskiass ths mint,
with study anxiety. Ell 1ahsts. uateta pc-ax.cc.
or vic;osla ls,dul geaeeS Azesp the body ssnd
brain wen balanced By freely nafntz that friend
of te1aEagasfes ard eEae saetlt I3rssysss lf.s..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

~ KLINE, 9rner Crescent Place and
We Holmas treet, dealer in Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots ind Shoes, Groceries, Pro-
visions, Corn, OTIS and Bran.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
UNDERTAKER.

GCHONRERG'S Undertaker's Establish
- ment. Railroad Avenue, between Iber-
vile and At:a1apas streets. All kinds OF
burial eases, from the pine coffin to the me
talIicUr rosewood caskct.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23
SODA WATER MANUFACTORY.

CODA WATER MANUFACTORY. II.
y Hether. proprietor. No. II Mssissipp,
street. Soda, Mineral, Seltzer and all kinds
Of aerated waters manufactured, and sold
| at lowest prices.
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DoN4DsoNvlLLE
BUSINBS DIRECTORY.
DRY Go1,s, aHoCERIEs, Etc.

fansston asss5 a Supplies pis %nes Sf1s
Liquors, Cigis, Tobacco, and General
Merchandise. brner Il. r. Avenue and
Taylor Street, one block from Railroad
Dfnnf.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

~ TOBIAS dealer in Groceries, Dry
N1s Goods, iothing, Notions, Boots and
Slices, Hats, l1rniture, Hardware, Crock
cry, Trunks. Ell, corner Mississippi and St.
Patrick streetslnd No. "a Railroad Avenue.
Everything at lwest figures.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23
VVIAN'S VAGAR1ES.

TrrtI, and Fiction-Proplletic Vennor-
Conventions and Palltics-Pastimes Of
the Peop'e-Red Sticks Budding Genius
-Theatricals-fOod Wishes, etc.
BATON ROUGE, Sept 2, 1892
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23
MATTRESS MAKER.

DETER WAGNER, Spring and Moss
L Mattress Manufactory, Mississippi St.
Repairing and cleaning furniture a special
ty. All orders promptly attended to.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

IOsEpH GolDRAN. dealer in Clothing,
u Dry Goods Notions, Hats, Groceries,
Wines, Liguor3 Boots, Shoes, Hardware,
Paints, Oils, S9dlery, Crockery, Furniture
and all kinds d House Furnishing Goods,
Bluc Store, Misissippi strest.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

MI IsRAEL4 CO., dealers in Dry Goods,
IYAe Glothina Boots. Shoes, saddiery;
Bnggies, ETC.. coner Mississippi street ana
Railroad Avenue
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

NJ LEVY dealer in Dry Goods, Cloth
Ms ing. BOTS, Shoes, Hats, Groceries,
Furniture, H:rlware and Plantation sup.
plies. at Lcrann's old stand, MISSISSIPPI
street. G. WITEL, Agent.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

mo. +. PAX, dealer in Staple and Fan
y cy Groeeri{. Provisions. Plantation and
Steamboat SUPPLIES. Canned Goods, Wines,
Liquors. Hottld Beer. Ale, etc, Dry Goods
anl Notions, & dner Of mississippi and Chet-
ifacllcs street aopr,5River Ferry.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

Good health IS i.sstasf assd as,a-sshed ty
proper attention. g tie eg 81,
body. and the avg uf ezpesses. II IS
with s.udy. anxist; evff 1s1ssfs n.tesa ce-as.cc.
or vicious l,dulg genes. Resp the body s;nd
brain weH balanced By freely naing that friend
of Temperance ard sas:s Lsgith israess's lfe,.
BitteT5. thn4 viii sesi LIE To s.o.p, ns4 age.
fre., frosi al tlises.ae= atss gathering.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

rNO SDTs,ZANO. dealer in Groceries.
y Wines a1fl Liquors, Crockery, Tipware,
Notions etc. No. q Railroad Avenue hc-
tween Conway and st. M1chaeI streets'
Donaldsonvisc.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

4 d. VEGAhgent, dealer in Dry Goods.
IA Notions, Elothing, Boots and Shoes,
H1ts, Grocerie} Liquors, Furniture, Hard
ware, Tobacco Paints, Oils, Glass, Lumber,
Bricks, Carts ad Wagons; Loebs corner,
Railroad Aven4 and Mississippi street.
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DERNARD EMANN, dealer in Western
ID Produce, tney and staple Groceries,
Liquors, Hard 4se, Iron, Paints, Oils, Carts,
Plows, Sad,l1e1j Stoves and Tinware, Fur
niture, CrockeI, Wall Paper and House
furnishing Gods, Mississippi street, corner
CRESCENT PlaeeI
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rITY HOTEL, P. Lefeyre, Proprietor.
~ Railroad Avenue, cor. Iberville street.
Bar supplied with hest Liquors.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

HOTELS AND I:OARDING-HOUs
DORT. Z. LEE HOTEL. at Marx 1sraels
HI old stand. corner Mississippi and Les
s,r,l streets. Jos Lafarsue. proprietor. Bar
and billiard reom attached. First-class en-
tcriainnent and accommodations
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A snake whose entire body had besome
.ignifed las been taken frela the trunk
of a BraziIias. tree.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-09-23

F1gHE PLACE, Gus. Israel, manager,
Corner Less,rd and Mississippi streets.
Billiards. Lager Beer. Best Wines and
Liquors. Fine Cigars, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15

TIE Evening Star is standing proof that
decency pays best II ashngton II recently pup
lished a statement Ot 10 circulation. day by day. showing
63O copies rnted per day for considcfanie period
Tnis is probably just about its regular average ana con
si-rin TIE OF the community 1t serves makes me
star Of the most successful twO-ceni papers III inc
United states ,,,t,
rcar+Iv il e1ioving an encouraging II IL de
voted 10 gal matters ana real TRANSACTIONS ana
nf lawyers Who practise in the brooklyn courts.
union 81 The Richmo"d Co"y Gazette ana me hte'.-
maud Count, sentinel has been made for the issue or
SELL o' W. E-Tcst = Birm ngnan and an.es
: spencer IL is Republican IL pohucs ana SHOWS Hucu
encfyv i'm the collection of local news.
Tn 'nnsnes- Department OF The Springfield (Ohio Re
r,tbiic Is now under the management OF Asa > BUSH
ne 49, 49, neId RT George W. Hastings and Frederick
HofoId Mr Hastings rctres on account or ll-health
III ,d IT, .av MED ecessors for twenty-seven years.
SUI remaus his post IN he editorial department and
T T5 Isrcd Mechanical Yers and BrDyfon L. Nichols,
late OF me Albany Press and HrsictcrbocA'er
Horntio y. Beach, after many years OF service mas
reln1uished the editorship OF The Brocport IN " Re
PIE TIe fres,ing Journal of Chicago. which has just en-
tered mon s tnirty-nnth year. says its parish Of
readrs increases steadily with time, and they
class readers thai any self Inspecting newspaper may
re EJ0ress OF Terre Hautc, Ind. Is owned by
Paymaster George ". Alien, =. > y. ana II, w.
Hutsr The new editor. experienced journalist MI
Thompson the city editor aud Mr. Alien the business
new web and folding press has been purchased for
The I0iedO BiGde -
Major d. T. Richie viii begin the publication OF a new
daily spaper The Journal ~ Saratoga. aDdnt June l.
In announcing tina; 1t Viii shortly DC printed upon
new web pcrfec ing press, The IOs OF Washington says
the value OF IT. ha nearly doubled during the
ras wear Mr.. Huschns SAYS The Post VIII remain
democratic IN tone. with irrepressiDle tendency 10
ward hide pondeGti-m' 80,
Tb ar,uce Of The Peoria M Transcript, which
ia nov priu. % a fast press. has been improved Dy
new type and a change IN is " makeup
Oatiag Is the " new monthly publication Just
ssued Al Albany It j. devoted to outdoor recreation,
ind edited BY William 3. How land
aWita the Current number The Ncusdeaiers Bulletin,
a mich devoted exclusively % the Interests or news
Geaer publishers and statOners eLierr upon ts sec
cnd volume Tue publishers the NeT-1 Ork Ncws COM
rarv announce that they viii begin WIN tue June
iuIpc To publish spOndeEcc from London IaFis,
ll,at-.I and PIN lle.nnlA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15

Turnbull when he met him on the street the next
day, whether OF not he was in any better humor.
Iurnbull replied that he did not know whether
he was or not. Laubat went to California
shortly a'ierward and probably forgot all about it,"
" Do you think that exaggerated reports OF the
matter did reach Laubat while he was awayp the
reporter asked.
" Undoubtedly. Turnbull probably repeated the
story to friends. and reiteratered his opinion or
Laubat; because 'rurnbul was unqucsti0na5lY in
earnest. Some friend of Laubat has heard Turn
bul do 90 or has gotten Turnbulls expression sec
ond-hand, and has writ en- him. Hence Laubats
action on his return
And DO you think that a duel or anything seri-
ous will result ?"
No, do not. Laubat has pl aced himself entire
II without the pale on sympathy. Instead OF writ
ing TO Iurnbull on lis return acknowledging his
wrong In the matter, apologizng to Turnbull and
everyone present, and on that basis requiring
Turnbull TO withdraw his words, he forestalls
everything by calling thar gentleman liar IN his
first letter Under che circumstances | think Turn
bulls reply perfectly proper rs indeed IS his whole
attitude IN the matter. | do not believe Laubat
will suggest warlike proceedings, and if he does,
1urnbul Is not bound to entertain such sugges-
tom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15
). .o,a ,ha, ha, the thinking out Of the great

he
nroblems of nature, of humanity ana or oou vi
an classes of men has hlgher, noper or p III
Sn,v than ths Emerson was preetninenty " man
,hrin Ills intellect dedicated TO the great proD
icus Of nature and OF man. In ms character Oh .no
ne sood i'm the OF all the forces OF nature
uhose every part was tributary to him. lie speaAl
hrSor of nature N standing and being questioned
n revssIinr her secres All that IL best IN te OooAs
o. r fi,oe and every land also tributary 10 ths
thtnter he was always interested In anything any
bo ar any man that could throw light upon the nature
~ man md tne world. He ever true 10 ms prlh-
cnie that the man thinking must be an ac'lVe man.
and not G Valctudinarnn. ,,. 10,
The most prominent characteristic OF EInersons ihn
vas reverence Whether he on the sea, or WANDER
n I'm me Galleries OF Rome and OF Florence, or upon he
wide Western prstries Emerson was always Oo~lnS
lawn in reverenfial before the han0lwOrk OF Gon
THE high arch OF Heaven his temple, the mountain
air as his incense and the mighty deep was ms cnof
Tmerson's reverence exhibited toward mankind as
we'll as nature He believed that by sefdcnia, by c0ur-
sge AMI nv force OF viii mankind could 10 become
almost divine II Emerson was what i called sceptlc
IL was because he believed so much. He saw ana @ppf
ciated all the beauty purity and majesty OF Citlrt
life, good IN all rel giDns and considered theh
a. the different channels through which God had maze
Himself manifest 80 that Emerson : sccohu
Characteristic cathOcity, and he was well called
tie " wide-mnded Emerson" He said OF himself thd'
side he Unitarian, On the other IrlniNt
rian and he believed that man should be CHRISTIAN
only because bis Investigations and instincts mace nm
che HIS chief moral attributes were simplicity anu
humility In his home life he 40 pure so trur 30
loving that you might get in his household OeIas'e "a
Heaven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15
EnERS0Y'S BOOKS And HOME.
A DEMOCRATIC CRITICISM.


Twill consider his books from democratic
ami western point Of view VIII specify the shadows on
these sunny expanses somebody has said Of heroic char
acrer that wher taest peaks present must
inevitably be deep chasm- and valleys" Mine be the
ungacOs task for Of leaving unmcnOned DOtl
sinDy eEpauses and skyTcachlng heights, TO dwell on
the are spots and darkncsses have theory that no
artist work Of the very first class may be or can be
without them. First, then. these pages
are perhaps too periect-tOo concentrated,
How good, fOr instance, II good butter good
sugar eating nothing but sugar and butter all
the time If gO0d And, though the authOr
has much 10 say of freedom and wdncss and simplicity
and spOntaneity, performance was ever more Da5e
artificial scholarships and decOrIns a. thlId or iourh
removes he calls cultured and built up from them II
always a make. never unconscious growth II l. the
porcelain figure or Etatuete of lion, stag, or indian
huuter-and "A very choice statuette, too-appropHate
for the wood or marble bracket OF parOr or library
never the animal itself or tie hunter himself sup
pose these books becoming absorbed, the permanent
e,ye of American general and grammatical character
what wel-Wa-hcd and grammatical, but DlOOdIess ana
helpless race should turn out
Democracy like Christianity - not served best by us
own most Drawing advocates, but often lar FAR Deter
finally by those VINO outside lis ranks -h"uII say
that such Carlyle and Emerson ana Ieny son I'd
say hing of Shakespeare or Waiter Scott nave cone
more Tor popular political and social progress and ber
aZatOn and for individuality and freedom, than ali inc
pronounced democrats could name III re-
mains 10 be distinctly avOwed by me that Emerson
books form the tacst and finest growth yet Of me t"r
Azure Of the New World. They bring, with miraculous
OppOruneness exactly what America needs 10 begin at
tie head radically sever her mot too apparently III
first IRON the fossisn and feudalism OF Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15
NO LIKELIHOOD or DUEL.

There will he no duel between Messrs. Lauhat
and TuruLuIIr said a well-knlwn member OF tue
Union Club Yesterday. Z" In the hrst place MI.
I1ubat las alienatrd almost everybody from MN
Lv hIs wrong-headed method Of proceeding IN the
matter Of his dispute with Mr.. Turnbull ana DO
not know that he could secure anyone TO represent
ms interests; and again, l think, IL fact KNOW
thaf MIR iurubull would not accept challengs
from SIR Laubat. He would be- upheld IN such a
refusal by nearly every member OF the cub.
Another member OF the club gave lRIBCNE re-
porter yesterday more detailed ana accurate re-
mort OF the dispute IN question, ana the result I'M
meciatcly flowing from II, tran has YET beeh
printed. The four gentlemen" he sald came
mo the club room between II and O'Clock III thc
morning They had been spending the evening To-
gcther and had been drinking although
they are not incorporate men coming
into the parlor they ordered drinks ana
continued a series of friendly chafings
which had been begun outside. II was IN thls
spirit that Laubat was asked why he dld not
marry n certain fashionable widow. And II was III
that spirit that he answered, taking every men OF
license that such conversation peimitteu. Inc
lady in questiOn was known 10 all the gentlemen
present aud il has been town talk 1or soue 'Inis
that Laubat had offered himself as a husband ant
had becs refused. 9,
After Laubat's remark Turnbull certainly called
him low, dirty blackguard, and Laubat, accept
ua this in the free spirit of the conversation lu
not take offence lie did not, OF course, thnk mat
Turnbull was thoroughly IN earnest. 10 show you
that this was hIs feeling IL the mailer he asAeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15
THE REASONS OF SALVATION.

At tie Church of the Disciples of Christ IN
Twenty -eighth-st, near Broadway, the Rev Ut D. d.
Tyler OF Louisville, KY preached yesterday morning
to large congregation. His St Luke KILL 70
81 inclusive Dr. Tyler spoke in part as follows
The which the chapter portrays eas 10 ,ho sup
position that the question. Are there rev uat nc
saved p asked IN a spirit OF Tdice Jtrls , sui
rounded by but handful OF ioowtrT anu !, ~, rI
to the jewish ideal Messiah who should come a.
Knr or an Emperor as the Ruler Of the earth The
0ueTist looking about him. saw the poor and needy
alone No wealth was there; no sp1endor OF
s1,rrnnnd nrs-nofning save an earnest teaching
The kes after knowledge. The question was asked Win
the motive those modern requests Ic INC fuaiy
and place Of heaven the creation OF thG Ge'i! aAa te
mysteries OF death Questions such az these are OF no
use IN conflict OF life. True, we desire an almost
WORT Of God There IS not, was there ever tlne
which human snul could snare 10 ask the reasons OF
salvation There great deal for Us 10 do We must
enter We must work. Tor though Ial' allsn
denies it, III the very nature Of man something
many would seek 10 enter in and not be aole.
Why's Perhaps III the manner OF seeking on asking Dlt
a time when shall seek ana not ma, We shali
knock the door, aging Lord, open unto us, and
are" When thu chosen gathered In, and though
they number the sands of the ocean, there shau
saved viii be countless II Is mistake 10 believe tdat
only those who belong to church shall be saved We
wards Of cod We should beseech salvation that
old man did who prayed. Good God, save NE and my
Amen" We must in the lullness OF our charity and
love let She minor discrepancies Of creed step by ana
clasp hands with al Cbr5AS IL the struggle 20 ehIeF
am convinced that THIS world is growing better and
advancing nearly gOdlncss II 1t Is not, then
Christianity failed. We must follow Christ as We
know him personal heart II We walk III me heht
shall be saved Christ the light. We must live Ike
Jesus and before the contamination OF the age great
multitude shall walk IN the ught OF COO ana reflect ts
radiance eternity want the followers OF Christ to
be saved not church nor one sect but all ami unto
al say, Come!
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