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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
FRANCE AT THE FETE.
Two Anarchists AdOrn the Statue With
Pair of Black Flags.

All VI DldCh IdSss
PARIS, July 16.-Many of the flags dis
played Saturday in honor of the national
fete were draped with Grape for Louise
Michel. After the unveiling of the statue
of the republic two Anarchists stuck
black flag upon the statue. The people
surrounding the statue Immediately seized
the flag and tore it to pieces. One arrest
was made. Black flags were displayed
in some of the obscure streets of the city.
The unfavorable weather somewhat
dampened the enthusiasm of the people
during the day, but at night the festivities
were of surprising brilliancy.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
Horse shoers Ask AN Advonoo

CLEVELAND, o., July 16.-Three hun
dred journeymen horse shoers struck to-
day for higher pay. They demand 50 so
and So per day. They have been getting
from 81 to 81 80. The increase asked for
will probably be granted.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17

A family want, and / wonder how we ever
got along without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
II cured me of nervous prostration, and l
have used it since for all sorts Of CON-
plants in our family. Mrs. Jines, Albany
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
Nail MiIIs Close for Four waaI,s

PITTSBURGH, July 16.-In accordance
with a resolution passed at the last meet
ing of the Western Nail Association every
nail mill in the West closed to-day for a
period of four weeks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17

Bracket is a Bostonian who sps1nkled
his carpets literally with naphtna to rid
them of moths. Then be lighted the gas
and had an explosion viGient enough to
burn off his hair and beard, smash the
furniture and fire the hnnse
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17

NEW YORK, July 16.-The bark Mon
rovia sailed this morning for Liberia, hav-
ing on board fifteen negro colonists. All
of them are from the Southern States and
propose making their future homes in
L ilorin
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
BROUGHT from a wreck.

New YORK, July 16.-The schooner W.
II. Curry arrived here to-day from For
tune Island and brought fifteen seamen
from the steamship Tropic which was
wrecked there.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
English Strikers Give In

LONDON, July 16.-The iron men at
Wolverhampton, Stafordshire. have
agreed to resume work at the reduction of
wages against which they struck.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
TunneIing the straits of Gibraltar

MADRID, July 16.-The Cabinet has con.
sidered favOrably the project of France
for the construction of a tunnel under the
Straits of Gibraltar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
Ripon Still in Omco

LONDON, July 16.-It is officially denied
that the Marquis Of RipOn has resigned the
Vice RoyaltyIof India,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17

Habenicht and his clerk, Mr.. Palmer then
went behind the counter and opened fire on
the negroes with revolvers, wounding two OF
them. The negroes escaped without being
seriously hurt, but Capt. Habenicht is said to
be dangerously wounded.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
croRGIA. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

,r+sresting statistics OF the Business
none on Three Great RiVers-The
FASTEST Time on Record on a Floridian
p.iIroad-Marriage Between a Cen
,.narian and an OctOgenarian.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
TelephOne Attaches Catcb +bo S,,arI,

CHICAGO, July 16.-The telephone
climbers, repairers and instrument men
made demand for an increase of % per
cent. in their pay to-day, and stated that
they would await the decision of the COM
panY fOrtY-eight hours
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17
An Attempt to Burn Carev,s Honsa

DUBLIN, July 16.-An attempt was
made yesterday to burn the house of
James Carey, the informer, but the police
saved the house.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-17

Cleanliness and purity make Parker's
Hair Balsam the favorite for restoring the
youthful color to gray hair.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-09

ni6t basu ansetban it,. @sben sic uoran,
i6 iolse Sbnen. gu 9rOBss aufie6en
wiini6e i6 in iebem Sale gu uermeioen.
Oils lie bic Sreppe binuntsrsinsen, auns
BEN Die Sauslsute nit blei6en @eii6tern
auf Dem 6lur. Sn ibren 3iisen mar me-
ben Dem sr0Bten Gritaunen, audi Die
i6limme S6rift gu leien, baB lie ben Tfas
ler fir einen performer Wfann bieIten.
Nufoer StraBe bate i,6 bereits cine sroBe
Meni6enmenge perIammett, benn Seber
wolte BEN WtDroer leben. Sober INN cine
Yerpini6uns nadulfen. 0ieienisen, psl6e
ibn nod ni6t fannten unb leinen pouen
gnblid batten, ais er in ben Na9en itieg,
i6lttelten enttaui6t ben &opf. Sic bats
ten Elm lln9ebeuer, eine wiiite &duberses
italt gu ieben erwartet, Die oas Rainssei6en
beutli6 ertennbar i'm @sii9te trug, unb
MN sepabrten lie einen iunsen, %eIeganten
Wtann bon auiialsnber S9Snbeit. Wie
mar es mo9li6, Dap elm 10 biibi9er uno wie
man ii9 Don alien Seiten surief, elm 10
senialsr Siinitler ieine 9anbe in Slut
tau6te?
Der Wasen fubr idneu BON bannen unb
IteB Die Mense in eiirisen @ortsefe6ten
fir unb segen ben Maler suriid. Mm Mrs
reitbauie belt er. Der Bolisei>S ommiGdr
unb Ser @sfanssne itiesen aus, uno ebe fd
Die steusisrisen nod re9t am Gbore fans
meln tonnten, paren iie binter osmieIben
perldwunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-09
VII.

Na6 Der gntbedlns tes Morbes wurbe
es ppn Seiten oes @eribtsbofes far notbs
wenbis sebalten, baB Die Godter ioslei6
bena6ri6tiet merbs. Der SOte ma6te
feline Sa6e unsei9ift senus; um ibre
gterpsn nibt 10 plOeli6 a%n,uipannen,
er ipra6 pom elmer i6weren Sranfbeit.
wel6e bic Mutter betroiien, aber er serietb
10 ms Stottsru unb &ptbwsrben binein,
baB satbarina ioslei9 abnte, es iei etwas
sans Arberprbentli6eS seldeben. Sic
wuBte, oaB &sinolb an seitrisen Gage
CUR Muttsr sebeu wplte, unb fir9tete,
Sas Grsisnib, NIT pel6em Der gote nidt
re6t berausrpOllte, banse Samit suiammen.
&ai6 enti6loHen, wie iie es bon ieber
sspeisn, lisB ie ben Soten fteben, iprans
in ben eriteu Wtietbpasen, Der ibr gu 9es
li4te fam uno fubr pom Sannen. 9luf benz
gSese mu6te iie ii6 bod Sorwiirfe iiber
ibre tbDri6te gile, benn bic ll~nsewiBbeit
bra6te cine ansit unb Sansisteit beruOr,
Die fid taft bis sar llnertrdslibteit lteiserte.
Die &eiie mar tsine sroBe, absr in 6atbas
rinens Nusen bebnte ii6 Der &aum, ben fe
gu bur6fabren batten CUR llnenoli6teit aus,
IN ibrer llnsebulb ma9te iie 6utider unb
9ferbe fir ieben .llnfau perantwortIi9 uub
war auf benz bsiten @ess ben Wa9en gu
perlafen. Natirli6 crying iie ii6 in aaers
lei Sermutbunsen, sos balo Sieies balo
Seues in ben 0srei9 Der Wtosli6feit, obns
aber baS re6te gu finoen. 0eioer ioute es
ibr nod su tribe tommen.
Der Wagen belt iett uor Der Srepps
ibres SauieS, Dina Yaulien, bic Wtasb
itanb IN Der Sbiire uno elite iest berbei, I'M
ibr ben @assni9las gu Oiinen.
WaS lit uor9efalen, Dina? fraste tie
beftig.
S6 mage es nidt, es Sbnsn mitsutbsi.
len, CAB bas MdSden CUR gntwort, nab.
reno 6atbariHa ii6 b%eeilte, bas Saus Si
errei6en. S9ou bate iie bic Sbirttlints
gum @obnsimmer in Der Sano, ais ii6
Dina ibr %entsegenwarf unb ibr Surief:
I'm @ottsswiaen, ni9t ba binein! Die
Serreu liuo ba!
gersebens rib ie an Der Sbiire; iis war
innen peridlohsn, unb pieienisen, welds
bort periammelt waren uno bumpf miteins
amber murmelten, batten ofienbar ni6t bic
glbli9t Semanben ein,ulaiien.
Die &ride, lOslaHsnb elite ie gum
S6laisema1e, no le bic Mutter frant ~
su inben slaubte; aber bas 0stt mar IN:
| bsribrt, bic Mutter ni4t ba. Dina Tan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-09

ibr mad. Spri9, rief &atbarina, mas 1T
seideben? Spanne mid nidt lanser auf
pie Softer!
N9, antportste bic Wtasb, i9 polts, es
tbeiIte Sbnen cine @nberer Die Ra1ri6t
nit. gs lit ni6t anssnebm, elm llnsliids,
bote gu istn. Nber es farm .Sbnen ia bod fir
INNER ni6t peri6wie9en werOen, barIm m6e
gen Sic benn b6ren, Srdulein, weld elm
entietli9es llnsIiid iiber Sic sefOmmen 1T:
Sbre Mutter 1T - 1T ermorbet worben.
&atbarina bate NIT Der duBeriten Spans
hung on ibrem Munbe ~gebansen; bel Dem
Worte ermurbet, ftieB iie einen fur9tbaren
S9rei aus uno ianf Obnmd4tis suiammen.
gus lie wieber gu fi6 fam, itanb Ser
Yrdiibsnt bes @eri6tsbofes Dor ibr. Mein
wertbes Srdulein, iprad er, iinS sic fart
genug ben Inblid Der TObten su e~rtrasen2
ST es benn wirtIid wabr? fragile ie nit
matter Gimme.
Der Yrdioent nidte; sr woute nod sis
MICE @Orte binsufiisen, aber Der ftarfe
Nam mBte iid rem 5~Orbeulnsen Ses @ss
fibls beusen, cine Gbrdne iant linn beim
Inblide bes armen Rinbes pom ben Wims
perm nno bic Sprade ueriaste linn BEN
Oienf.
Sd muB fe ieben, rief Ratbarina LETT
benidaftlid; uielei9t it nod &sttuns
m09li9, Dina lauf 3u allen Nsrsten, bic
Gu finben tannit! sic iprang pom Bos
ben auf, INN in bic Wobnuns su ellen, absr
i6On mad penisen Sdritten iant fe uon
Nsusm in Die 6nis.
Ser Yrdiioent fling fis NIT isinsn armsn
auf. Sic iino 81 iebr ansesriffen, ipra9
er ianft; bleiben Sic nod, bis sic Ii9 err
bolt baben.
Ginen Nusenblid bling fe pie 9eldbmt in
ieinsn Nrmen, bann aber brdnste ie iid mad
Der SbIre, unb sefibrt uon Dem Brdiibens
ten selanste ie in Die Wobnftube. Inn
ben Gid itanSsn cine 9lnaabl pom Ssrrsn,
wel9e eifris nit chamber ipraden. 6aitig
mari lie ibren Bid lumber unb ba fe Die
Ratter nidt fano, 10 brdnste ie iid spE
fden bic llmItebenoen, nm na6 ibr sm
i6ausn; aber NIT sinem S6rei Der 8srs
swsifuns praute ie ,urid, benn auf benz
Glide lag blei5 unb sntiteat, Der entieshs
6orper.
Die Serrsn traten surid; Htemanb
ipra9 Elm Wprt, Inn ben Iusbru1 hires
S9msrsss nidt gu ftSren. NadSsm fte
cine Ssit lang laut sei3rieen, lprans ie aut
unb trat feiten S9rittes unS nit tbrdnsns
loisn 9lusen on bic 9ei6e. Rsins Spur pom
S9wadbeit mar mebr IN ibr az ieben, sins
talts Gnersis mar an bic Stele setrstsn;
aus ieber 8ewesuns ibres R6rptrs sins bic
9lbii9t beruor, ben W6rber au p~erf0lsen-
Sic briidis einsn &rB auf bic blei9en Pip
pen Der 9insei@tebenen unb unteriudts
bic Wunbe.
Der S9dSel 1T bur9brc1en, lispsIte
iie, als 9offnuns III uorbsi, fe III falt nm
san,en 9eibe. SObt, tobt! Sic 1T mir flu
INNER genommen!
Wie LANCE 1T iie ermoroet2 fraste fe
ben Praiibentsn.
Seit uorseitern Na3t, CAB bisier sur
@ntwort.
., o, i9ludste iie, unb id mar UNI
bieie .3eit bel sinem Seite. Sbrsdli6sr
lit niemaIs ein Sersniissn seitraft wOrbsn.
als oieles!
&ortieenns ielst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-09

SIM Sabnbofe gu Rom befinoet iid
cine %ieltene Werfwiroisteit. IS iinb bies
ndmli6 brei @asspns, Die Yius TX. fir
ieinen @ebrau9 bat anfertiseu Iaien, aber
ME benust bat. sic iino NIT allem srs
iorSerli6en Gurus ~auSseitattet uno i'm SUI
nern reid nit Sob p~trjiert. Seim gins
marble Der Stalisner in &om wurben bisie
0ussons in cine &emiie sebra6t uno bier
nit elmer 9einwanbSede ilberSosen, unb 70
itsbsn iie nod beute bort. gus man ie
Dor sinisen Woden anteriadte, ba fanb
man is pol Staub unb Spinnssmsbs,
wabrenb bic M6bsl barin pon ben Nottsn
san3Ii@ ,erfreHen waren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-09

erano 8apios, Yli6., nit 9ortrdt.
1O) Soispb 6aoemader, 8iidoi uoH Saibuiue in Gens
ueiise NIT Hortrdt.
III Or Ssinri6 giutnsp Rortbrop, giIdoi psn Sbar;
Teton, g. g., nit Gortrdt.
12) z. Seiurib ssmds, o. S. b., nit Yorlrdt.
49, Soispb Sabriel NaDer, @rinoer uno Seiieer Der
RaDer'ideu tai. Sof Runitaultalt in Nluten nit Rortrdt
une abbtloung Der Suitalt.
~ aus alter 3sit. Gin Wsabuport or bic 6ttelu pom
6rnnS uon Seeburg.
15) .Du ioait niat faIi6es i3sueuiB eebsn". Sria6z
luna uoH 6rans uon Seebure. Dtit s Sluitrationeu.
49, SER 8irtb". Gine g~rSdblung pom Sraui psH
Sesbura; nit ID Sauitratiouen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-09

~ Die eeuoIeui6aft Der Sdwtfern os erittsn 9ys
oens aus Oipe in @sitpbalSn. Yiit NbbiIounsen hes ells
iabetbs Soipituis in ~saiapetts uns hes 9iarieHs Soiytta!s ia
Smporio, RGuies.
Is. Sloiterz uuo @aileubaus Der 5rauiistansrinnen
bel Dubuque, Soma, init Gbbilouns.
1) CT. SoiepbssSirds in Cincinnati.
2) SOtaniide Stuottu. Sautriu .. u. g4estanSs.
21l Observation-Disclosures. Bon Or. :. u. settling.
Ntit 8 6ileern.
22) Cine Rur Sum Iaustn 9stsn sbne ests rns stnt
Niben. Son ~oemielben, Vlit Bib.
2S) &Isin. eausopstbste fir bic SausEattsr. Zen.
eemie Ibsn. gait Bib.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par.
ish Of Lafuurche.
Bertha Goldenbery, mife, Is. 1892.
Joseph Kahm, husband.

A preliminary Judgment by default having
been regularly aud legally entered herein and
the legal delays since said Judgment by de-
fault having fully elapsed and the defendant
herein having tailc,! t. appear either in per-
son or by counsel the sa Il cause was regular
ly fixed tor trial on confirmation of default
and the law and the evidence being in favor
Of plaintiff Bertha Goldenberg and against
defendant, Joseph Kahn.
1t is therefore ordered aljudged and de-
creed, that said preliminary judgment by de-
fault bs and the same is hereby confirm ed and
that plaintiff have Judgment and recover of
the defendant the full and entire sum of One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars with five
per cent per anmum interest thereon frOm judi
cial demand September 2nd, 1883 till paid and
it is further ordered adjudsed and decreed
that the Community of ac luets and gains ex
listing between plaintiff Bertha Goldenberg
and her husband Joseph Kahn the defendant
herein be and the same is hereby dissolved
and that seperate and apart from her said
husband she be and she is hereby authorized
to administer her p%araphernal property.
1t is further ordered adjudged and decreed
that defendant pay all cost Is herein. Thus
done read and signed in open court at Thibo
danx in the parish of Lafourche this 9Th day Of
October 1888.
(Signed) ARTHUR F. KNOBLOCH,
Judge Goth Judicial District Court.
Isisneij jaw. KNoBLocn.-
Clerk.
A True Copy:
(~~l Test Clerks Office, Parish of La
Ills. fourche, the 9TH Of November 1883
(~) j.. f. ALLAN,
D'y clerk
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to a similar instance which occurred in
a small town in this State. A sharp
fight had been In progress between the
respectable element and tho saloon,
and in this fight the local newspaper
had given some sturdy blows for the
right. In one issue it mentioned the
fact. which had been reported to the
editor, to whom, however, the names
If parties concerned were not given,
that u mother and several little children
in the town We're actually starving to
death, while nearly the entire weekly
wages Of the husband and father Went
INTO the till of Que Of the thriving sa-
loon keepers Of the town. This fact
WAS published without giving names. as
we said, aud during tue following week
til. editor received five letters re-
preaching him for having made
The painful case public. So the
editor was assured that the mischief
wrought by the saloon keepers was five
times greater THAI lie supposed. and
like a worthy champion Of the truth,
did % refrain, but redoubled his blows.
-Union Signal.
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WOMAN AS MANS

TN a certain n woman is undoubt
edIy an equal of man. In another sense
in which equality is meant to imply sim
ilarity, undoubtedly she is not, for wo
man ID not like to imam. Were she like
to him sweet love were slain,' says the
poet. Let US, then, endeavor to get ut
least a little clearer idea of those differ
c that appear in the female sex,
aud iu order to lead you up to the com
prehension Of tho subject let me sug-
gest to you the question: Why is it that
society demands Of custom and taste
that the intended husband should make
the fret advance toward the intended
wife, aud why it should not be the o.
p0site ! Why woman should DO woosd
by mar aud not him by her I l hear it
said that man is the protector of vo-
man, aud that therefore he who confers
the benefit should be the u to make
the first advances. But if this were
the trne. explanation Of the matter, l
for one caunot see why 1t should be
wrong for one who needs protection to
ask for it. Ia it not something charm
ing for one who needs help to 90 up to
one who is able to give it and say: Il
need your help. confidence aud love T.
1t is said that man is the support of wo-
man. 1t seem to me ii we are to con
slider who does moreifor the other, the
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A OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ISL of LafOurche.
Succession of Onez;me Champagne.
and rJe No. 1925 ProLatcs.

Pursuant to an order aud decree Of the
above court and in obedience to a commission
to Inc directed in the above entitled and mum
bered succession l will offer Tor eale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder on the premises, situated in said
parish on the right bank Of Bayou Lafourche
at about nine miles below the Town of Th,bo
daux on Saturday the 22nd. day Of December
1888, between the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock p. NJ. the following described
property belonging to the above succession to
wit:
l. A certain tract of Ian situated on the
right bank Of Bayou Latourche at about nine
miles below Thibodaux bounded above by
lands now owned by Estate Of Victor Philo-
gene and below by lands of SEVERN Landry,
measuring two arpents and a half front 6y
forty arpents in depth. together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon; (For
title Vide, X. ard NJ. Il. 1853, page 1870 to i95. /,
One lot of household furniture consisting Of
Bedsteads anu B~eddings, chairs, armoirs,
bureaux, &c, 2 horses, one COW and calf &c.
sc.
Terms Of Sale cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
November 18th. 1888.
TuEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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kendan's SPAWN Cure.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Jnne

Cincinnati, Ohio. June 3. 1889
II. J. Kendall 4 Co., Gents: Being . sui.
fercr from the rheumatism, / have tried "A
great many remedies for that complaint. us
ing everything that | heard Of or my friends
knew OF, and being trea ted by the hest siLysi
clans in this city without effect. l had be-
come discouraged and had concluded there
was no help for this disease, when l fortunate
~ met your agent. Mr.. John Fish. who told
me It was unnecessary to suffer any more, as
hen'ialIs Spawn Cure would do the business.
and as / vas Of the s,me profession he IRE.
sented me with IA bottle, which usel, and ]
must say without any faith, in one week I
am able to walk without a cane or any other
artificial help. ! don't know that the SPAWN
Cure did it but TIL ! do know l will .never he
thoroughly believe it deserves its popriartv
anc has unqualified merit. l write this entire
~ unsolicited. Yours trmlv.
III. B. SNOW. Z. T.
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husband for the wife or the wife for the
husband, we are entering OH u very de-
licate subject, and that it would be very
difficult in ~juetice aud impartiality to
say on which side the scale dips. 1t ap
pears to the that the real explanation"
Of this matter is not to he found in the
fact that man is the protector Of wo-
man. but rather in the fact that he Is
the adMirer If woman. The bond OF
admiration is that which makes the
first union between the lovers. The
first glance Of admiration that passes
from thu eye Of the man to the lowell
ness Of Ona may be- compared to
that first wire that was cast from share
to shore. Il thin wire hardly visible, and
then around this wire other wires were
woven, until ut last u strong cable was
formed to which The bridge was attach
ed, which the people at either shore
would l'a>s over and meet each other
III unbrOken communication.
"If the bond of admiration is thus be
gun, it makes ,h- first connection that
leads t." w-dimrk ; then it IN plain why
it is propei for man and no for woman
to propose the union. For admiration.
to he genuine, must q he asked for ;
it mn>t come spontaneously. The w"-
man might 60 to h+' protector and say.
Protect me- but she cann"t g" I" her
admirer and say, admire mc'"-Felix
Adler.
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THE RA WAGES OF STRONG
DRINK.

Praiseworthy efforts have been made
from time to time to collect statistics
of the ravages caused by intemperance.
But how much of its deadly wo:k can
never be measured by statistics ! Who
shall tell of the hearts that are broken.
the happy homes made dpsulate, the
loving hopes forever wrecked by
drinks Satanic influence! No inter
nal revenue report can give the list IF
these. and their names and suffering
can be known only to the plying Fa,h
er of all. Few persons appreciate the
great number of these sufferers until
some striking incident in proof thereof
is brought to their notice. For instance.
some time ago a young man in London
committed suicide. He was q stranger
in the city. No one at his poor lodg-
lngs knew his name. and when he was
found dead in his room, having shot
himself, his body was taken to the NOR
que for Identification. A letter was
found in his room, without address or
s'gnature. and giving no clue to the cir
cumstances of his life, save the fact
that he had left a good home. aud had
been brought to this state of decrada-
ton and misery by the cursed habit of
drink. This letter was published in
the London papers, aud within the two
months following and here il the point
and pathos If the lncident-no less than
three hundred letters were received by
the charitable associations that buried
the youth, from heartbroken mothers
all over the United Kingdom, giving
descriptions of sons who had left them.
and begging to know if some memento
had no been left by the dead lad, if
they could Q the letter he wrote, etc.
Not long ago our attention was called
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-12-15
Read Proof of Wonderful
Cures.

Santa Rosa, CAL, Feb. 9th, 1883.
Il. j. Ken iall & Co. Gentlemen: I feel it
Q duty :" others suffering With the piles and
e lling Of the return to write you. have
had the piles and prolapsus Of the rretum for
five years. for the past three years ] have snf
fere'i the most agOnizing pain. Tried every
thing without rrliet. but after ten days use
Of Kendalrs SPAWN Cure l have not sceL Or
heard of the piles since. One who has not
suffered as | have cannot comprehend the
great joy that ! feel at being curr,! Of II dis
ease almost worse than death. l had II valua
bic youLg horse that had u | large bnucli gath
er on his breast bone. l tried all kinds III lin
iment and had it cut open without any bo ne
fit. Saw your advertisement and bought a
bottle Of kendalrs SPAWN Cure aud ordered
my tea,nster I" use as directed. In less than
one week the limp had disappeared. Think
ing that a linimrnt that would do what Ken
dails SPAWN Cure has done for NV horse
might benefit more. l tried it IA = last resort.
With gratitude and best wishes for your
success.
l am faithfully yours,
j. r.. GLENN