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St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-24
Proceedings of the Police jury.
orELoUsAs, February, 10Th, 1ss


The Police Jury met pursuant to ADJOURN
ment, Present: Messrs Albert Guldry, Presi-
dent, Aug. PeTodin, ID. Meche, +. DHbulsson,
S. Haas, L. Young, T. c. Chachere and
The reading of the minutes of the last meet
ing Were dispensed with.
REPORTS.
The committee appointed last January to
designate the winding of the old road from
Frozards bridge to Grand Coteau, reported as
follows: Starting at Frozard's bridge along
fhe bayou to 1 LOUIS rolaeh 1neaee m a Mrs
Z. M. DIillard, thence down between Mrs MIL
iard's land and Louis Marks, thence west pc
tween Louis Marks and Mrs. Millard, Francois
savoie and Celeste Sicily, and Il. !. Garianu,
up to the junction of Grand Coteau Coulee ana
Prairie Basse Coulee. when on motion OF Mf.
Meche the report was accepted and the conf
mIttee diSchal ged. -
The committee appointed last January to
ascertain the best location for public road from
Spring gully to the parish line OF Calcasieu. re-
ported that after careful examination find tnat
the old public road now in use is on good 10
cation. On motion of Mr.. paas the report was
accepted and the committee discharged.
Buffers place to Bayou Boeuf, made his report
for the year 1882, which was read and accepted
and ordered filed.
A petition signed by numerous residents OF
Plaglemine Brlee, praying the police jury. to
grant them the privilege to remove the bridge
known as Hotfmans bridge and place it Where
it was originally, at Red Bank crossing, was
read, when on motion of Mr.. Clark, the petition
was granted provided the cost OF removing SAID
bridge be at cost of petitioners.
On motion OF Nh. Dubulsson, Messrs. Alex.
Stagg, G. J. Thompson. and Homer Savant are
appointed a committee to ascertain the cost to
build a bridge over the gully near c. j. Thomp-
sons place and report.
| On motion of Mr.. Chachere, Messrs. Onezippe
Ledoux. Zenon Huber, D. Boudreau, s. Cour.
| vile, Theophile Young, Martin Carron and E.
Lejeune are appointed committee to lay out
new road from Pludhomme bridge to Martin
| Carrons place and report.
| On motion of Mr.. Meche, Messrs L. M. Roger,
A. Durio, j. B. Bergeron, D..J. Higginbotham.
/ Gerasln Richard. Theodore Marks, and Joseph
/ Meclle are appointed q committee to lay out a
public road from Arnaudvile to Mrs. Evariste
Robin and report
On motion of Mr.. Dubuisson, Mr.. ~. j..
Young was appointed road inspector r. the
9Th Ward. vice Isaac F. Littell resigned.
| On motion it was resolved that Mr.. Albert
Guidry, president of the police jury be request
ed to attend the levee convention called by
| the governor of the State, to assemble at Fort
/ Allen ON the oath of this month.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-24
W'OOD .a.MD LUMBER.

keep constantly on hand large supply OF
firewo0u for sale at reasonable figures, and can
fill all orders on the shortest notice. Can I'LL
orders for lumber at the lowest rates.
J. E. HOUSTON
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-24

with what series of dreadful calam-
tiles the new year begins to unfold its
catalogue of coming disasters Fires,
hotel confagrations, and unprecedent-
ed floods in Europe, and disasters by
sea and land, have occurred such as
never before, in so brief a period,
startled mankind. Now the steamship
Cimbria, of the coast,of Holland, with
all on board, perhaps four hundred men
and women, has gone down.-[Ameri-
can Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1883-02-24
Truck Gardening.
IN. O. Times-Democrat.l

The advantages to be derived from
the cultivation of early vegetables and
fruits are just beginning to be appre-
ciated by the South. Louisiana, we
are sorry to say, has not profited by
these crops as fully as her sisters. Tan
gipahoa, it is true, has been shipping
some early fruit North, and the river
parishes have made some money in po-
tatoes and onions; but we have not
yet made as much out of our rich soil
and soft climate in this respect as we
might.
Virginia, the two Carolinas and Flor
ida have, so far, profted most by this
new industry. This cultivation of ear
ly vegetables in the South has resulted
in complete change in the northern
markets, and the seasons for vegetables
and fruit there have been greatly al
tered. Strawberries formerly came in
June in New York, and tomatoes about
July. Tomatoes, to-day, appear On the
streets of that metropolis in February,
coming fromBermuda: Florida tomatoes
soon follow; then those of Georgia,
and SO on northward, until the New
Jersey and Long Island crops are final
ly reached.
Of the wonderful profits of truck
farming in the South much has been
said, but volumes remain yet untold.
A strawberry farm near Charleston has
been found to yield a better harvest
than cotton plantation, and Geor-
gia farmer. now makes fine living
from bed of asparagus.
This truck farming experiment is
being supplemented in Tennessee by
fruit drying-a brand new industry.
Chattanooga, Tenn, which two years
ago did not ship pound OF dried fruit.
has already shipped 720. 900 pounds this
year, and the new industry being found
very profitable is, of course, growing
rapidly.
Such are the discoveries made by our
sister States of the South. Louisiana,
unfortunately, is utilizing very little OF
her rich lands in raising these minor
but paying crops.
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uoME PROOF.

,,ro, rI,.aes and RhcumAtisn.-
t.IseJ Asu ,trHxN,SoIhIuH seemed 10 help me;
81 sot Ee!oUIV' 1EPT. PlilLlhH
Wheeling. viva.
p,,yru, of Nose ImpSired vOieeIsuI'
CIhnn, ay patent medicine lAiled 70 ne'p u.s.
Z .rs :als completely G GsITSK rs cHADDucE,
oI gDeldel & Co, wheeling ". VA
-, t,lc,rnted stomach.
TJTepSiGl ny n i've ne relief. DR.. Smith cured
lf!eln lA'eTT HUIGH HOLT, insurance Agent;
y .usA them for fourteen yGamh I ~ sMl'n
ord ne M. Ruuung sores on Head son W. y
rtf0lII'G ,1r fourteen yeAn H0thlhS 'eeNASN
sIsSs!a. Dr. smith eur STsoG cRRTMigRISE CAPS, s.
Market street, Wheeling. ", va
,.,-"suGeled for years WIN CSnS eea. n..s.a.
Gnrht = lines. It returned AIIet eacn oPeiE
o. ol 4, smith cured me Witho9t kn SSSTf w
4t yI,ua Of Anua-FlAt Si my ~ AN ma ri, VIII.
NO RrtOTIed dying. Dr. sinl'u cu'0N t4s "'~
sss iiaIlt III i've weeks THOMAS CoLvIN,
,...,...,O Tracer, Main st., wheeling W; va.
MnosS ~ Kgrtum, ProlApsuE ana flleo'
ulctfrn I've, m 10 die and pronounced ihcura'
I, Dr. smith cured re ,ssHMIIH sIS pELASY.
Martins Ferry.
n Iadl wrtes:-"Dr.. Smiths probes
b. n: ~ in my family have been most Mtls.
lo l,S,r and commend him 10 AL u sense'iAu
~ ~! N"RsrrI Kolo ays:-l had oeen sGueii 1
~, yenrS aud treated 6y many phySsAs III
apPep.isS. - =. removed Inou.t0r l0y leet long,
b siEnI years 10 hospital Tor
Ieht" tvc nic pCcu iAr advantages! ~ 4nCb Caseh
HAly ~ If ratArrh, diseases Of heart liver.
rss SSnCyS skin, blOHd. nervous snecao ON
!I Ven n"s6, Of men aud YOUTH scfotulA Ano
isSrnS testify TO my success.
h t, CH Nj js,Sncc may DO treated b. eiterand
.I .Su sua;snlccd chart Tor Ell c1amin Inn
siS leH. receipt Of Two threecent stamps, and
IiIee Istuti Al nsire i,co Onico hours from "a.
toD.1iauVsh . Il &c Csll on or addre,s
TO $50 '"''' j, X. SMITH, n, D.,
-,, w IItT rhaplIne ~, Wheeling. w. va.
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Hop BItters are the purest and Best
Bitters Ever Made.

They are compounded from Hops, Malt, Buchu;
Mandrake and Dandelon-the Oldest, best and
most valuable medicines 10 the world and contain
All the bsst and most curative properties OF all other
remedies. being the greatest Blood Pliriher, Liver
Regulator, aud Life and Health Restoring Agent on
earth. No disease or III health can possibly. long
exist where these BittcrS arc used, 30 varied and
perfect arc their operations.
They give new lie and vlgor 70 The nged and IN
Arm, 10 all whose employments cause irregulaiity
al the bowels or urinary organs, or who require an
Appetizer, Tonic and mild simulAnt, Hop Bitters
are invaluable, being highly curative, tonic ana
Eliminating, without intox icatiug.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms are,
what the disease OF ailment IS ne Hop Bitt ss;
had or miserable, use Hop Bitteg atouce. II nhy
save your life. Hundreds have been saved By 70
doing. $500 will be paid for a case they VIII not
Do nat suffer or lot your friends suffer- but use
md urge them 10 use Hop BltterA..
drunken nostrum. but the purest and Best Medi.
cine ever made the invalid Friend and Hope,
and no person or family should DO without them,
Try tho Btters to-day. elZTIhkAW
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.merlcau AErleullurIst iOr AprIl.

American Agrtculturist Tor April.
We desire to have new varieties Of grapes
come quickly into bearing, but vines from
nurseries are frequently tardy. Even alter
careful nursing they will often droop and
die, while a few buds cut off on arrival
and properly grated may produce fruit in
sh9r ta time Gng on n cutoff n nnasE
gSs SseS nA y sSm Seen Il bes e'0e GUY
method Is TO take a good strong
branch or cane Of vine, or even a
whole young vine when a change Of fruit
Is desired, and whip the graft in the
usual way. We then cover up the vine in
the soil as near the roots as possible, leav-
Ing above ground only bud or two Of the
graft. II Is well known how quickly lay
or will make bearing vine, as II has the
advantage Of the parent roots as well az the
roots It produces. The layer may be ex'
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THE VAMPIRE DELUsI0Ns.
Queer superstitions, What They Mea
aud How They Faston ON the ImagiI

Queer Superstitions, What They Mean
aud How They Eastcn on the ImAgin.
alton.
Dr.. Oswald in Popular Science Monthly.
Some international superstitions have a
symbolic significance. The vampire.iable,
for instance, typities the insutliciency oil
human life, the sleep.disturbing conscious
ness OF It's unattained purposes. Like the
visits Of the White Lady, the rambles OF
the posthumous night-walker have gen.
orally defined object, the qualification Of
revenge or desire, or OF some special
CROCHET, like that OF the Turkish horse.
ghoul mentioned by the traveller Kohl)
who amused himself by galloping the races
Of his former master. Mental alterations
can become epidemic, and the vampire de.
fusion seems to be as contagious as the
Internationally.
In TranBylvania the Climate OF opinion"
appears to affect even foreigners. Ia 1859
an Austrian notary Of Klausenberg re-
corded the testimony OF forty.eight de-
ponents Of various nationalities, who at
tested the poSt'mortem appearance OF one
Fedor Rado,zek, brevet captain Of the
Gren: Corps, or Military frontier Guards.
About two years alter the funeral Of the
breyet captain, the neighbors attended 3
birthday. party at the house Of his widow,
and toward evening some OF them were
standing in the open porch, talking to one
Of his sons, when they saw the old man
himself come round the corner and enter the
garden gate. A few minutes after the garden
was crowded with mass-meeting OF citi.
zens, in pardonable state Of excitement,
for the twilight was still clear enough 10
remove all doubts about the identity OF
the visitor. He had taken seat on the
garden bench, making himself at home,
as ifnothing had happened, but, on being
taken 10 task for the eccentricity OF his
conduct, he had the good sense to re.die
on the spot, and met his fate like we'll
behaved corpse, when couple OF priests
took him in charge and hustled him of the
premises.
Vampirism prevails all over Russia, Per-
STA, Greece, Bohemia, and Poland, but
especially in the Danubian Principalities,
where the wealthy families OF the last
century often buried their dead in sheet.
iron-lined collins oil the heaviest oak plank,
while the poor would sometimes fetter OF
even hamstring their deceased relatives, to
prevent them from abusing their feet for
posthumous excursions. 1t Is one Of the
lew dogmas which the Moslem share with
their Christian neighbors.
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J. A. Macon In April Century.
somepocket.knifes mus a. been made to
LEM out.
A man dat kin make libin' playin' dc
fiddle amt a TO poster do hoe.handle.
'Casionally, man wild right smart edi-
cation can't lind his kniielwhen il gifts in de
ngpocket.
A long spell O roomatiz Is APP to pint
out your bes' friends.
De rainbow might be better lookin' ei
'twa'n't sech cheap show.
De bottom O. de meal.box make mighty
po' music.
Big blaze O. fire can't roas' your Eaters.
De bes' seed amt bound TO make big
water.milions.
It's mighty rotten old house dat wont
meks kindlin'-wood.
Bresh.fire soon gone.
Heap O. Mummy scaly.barks come orr de
top limbs.
De crawflsh gifts into trouble by buildin'
too fine chimley to little house.
You can't take de twis' out de gra'-vine
by cultervatin' it.
Peacock can't hide his foots by spreadin'
his tail ....
Green simmons amt 'iraid O. nobody.
Education don't come by bumpin gin
de school'ouse.
When de morkin'. bird try to mork eb'ry-
thing he boun' to let out some music dat
amt wuf much.
II samighty lazy niger don't keep his
Ak sharp.
A hole under de garden palms is a hard
secre! to keep.
your hoe.
sas'ius.root tea wont hut your 'specter-
hility when de crap come out short.
Too much trabblin' on de railroad make
some folks lose de rick lick for de cotton
patch.
Y You don't need much fence roun' de
cowcumber vine.
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A kure Cure Tor Piles.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. VIII
liam's Indian Ointment 4 single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Eve min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment ah.
Serbs the tumors, allAys the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed,) acts as pouldoe, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
''i For sale by all druggists and mailed on re.
cept Of price, q 90.
For sale BY J. i. ehirk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. K.
McConAbey, Bridgeport, o. p&W
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HENRY M.lRussRLL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,

FEpavAfr 2, 1883. !! Special Commissioners
tiiy that bond with security has been given BY the
above named commissioners Us required BY law, In
Inc penalty OF $50 0oAs provided for In said decree.
80 SAHUBllgB. MCCULLOUGH, Clerk.
WHEELING, February p, 1883. h8
The above SIZE is adjourned until Monday, April
49, -'' HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
g.s.-.... WILLIAM I. HUBBARD,
MARCH q. lssa. special Commissioners.
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 0, 1882.

4h4AAbAAh 1AAt a AA'l eSPs " ASS-'
Hop Bit.ers Co.
/ am "A years old, have lived 81 years in
Philadelphia, and well known among Ger.
mans. hays been troubled IL years with a
white swelling on my right foot, and getting
worse every year, and very painful. and
breaking out in hot weather. l consulted
several doctors, and they told me 1t was in
durable and would have TO take 1t with me
In the grave. Some time ago lost my appe.
lite, was coative, had headache, and fever, In
fact was very sick. I saw In the German
Democrat that Hop Bitters was what ! needed.
gotta bottle, took It one week and was as
well again as ever, and to my greatest sur.
prise right from the first my swelling went
down gradually and taking another bottle
got entirely well of It. The wife OF my
neighbor had two such swellings on her legs
and three bottles cured her. / think this Is
great triumph for your bitters.
join SToLL,
No. 4 Young's Alley, above Willow St.
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CINCINNATI, March 2l.-LIye hogs steady; com.
mon and light 90 96G7 6S; packing and butchers
81 20aS o. Receipts 500 head shipments DO head.
highest 81 ok lowest 81 eS1E; closed at 81 oi1s,
runs 50. 0sl barrels.
NEW YoRE. March 2l.-LEATIER-Flrm and fair.
ly active; Eemlock sole 7la2Sc.
NEW York, March 2i.-wooL-Dull and I'm.
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A COUGH, cold or sore throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but acts directly on theindamed parts, allay.
ing irritation, gives relief In Asthma, Bron;
chihs. Coughs, catSrrh, and the throat
troubles which singers and public speakers
are subject to, For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
sstisiaetion. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained well.merited rank among
the few staple remedies OF The age. Sold al
Is cents box eyerywhI 70. rThSAw
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Reader can you believe that the creator
ailllcts onethird OF mankind with q disease
for which there Is no remedy? Dr.R.V. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" has cured hun.
dreds OF cases OF consumption, and men are
living to.day-healtby. robust men-whom
physicians pronounced incurable, because
one lung was almost gone. Send two stamps
for DR.. Pierce's pamphlet on Consumption
aud Kindred Affections. Address WORLDS
DnPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo,
N. Y. MaTh.
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sEslFFs RETURN ON ABOVE SUMMONS.

James 8, Reed Ia no lnhabitant OF my baillwlck.
nor found therein. Gwen under my hand this 9th
N'S'sS' : CHAs, T. BLANCHARD, D. s.
r. ~ m RI wi for CT, Brown. y. o'C
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FORTY ACHES OF MISSOURI LAND.
what virginia Farmer has Raised
on Them.

what virginia Farmer has Raised
ON Them.
ST. Louis Republican.
The Immigration society can find no
better capital to work upon than to circu-
late this article, as it will convince all who
read it that Missouri, as productive State,
cannot be beaten by any State in the
Union. II it can, we challenge the evil
dence.
MIR. Solomon Licklider was born in
Virginia, and came 10 st. Louis in the
year 1928, and ior number Of years
worked at the saddlery business with Col.
Thornton Grimsley. A few years
later he married one Of the daugh-
tiers OF Elisha Edmundson, Of st.
Louis county, and in 1889 emf
granted 10 Jake's prairie, In Gasconade
county, where he purchased q farm OF
forty acres, and where he is still living on
the same tract OF land to-day. On this
twenty children, fourteen Of whom are
still living; ten'are married, and their OIL
spring are as follows: G. w. Licklider has
five children; S. E. has nine; E.
T. II. has ten; ]. L. has twelve; ]. l.. l..
has eight; L. +. has four; Ed. L. has one;
Olivia has nine; Virginia has nine and
Kittie has five. With these are eight great
grandchildren. 1t will thus be seen that
The production aggregated twenty children,
seventy.two grandchildren and eightgreat-
grandchildren, making in all one hundred
born Of that family, twenty Of whom
were born and raised on the same
forty.acre tract Of land. The old
gentleman is now seventy.six years OF age,
and Is as hale and hearty as most men at
fifty. He Is now preparing the ground for
his forty.iourth crop. His children and
his children's children are all Democrats,
all members OF church, and not aidissipated
one among them. II any State can beat
these forty acres, trot It out for the old man
still expects to see good many birthday
anniversaries"
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sTIPrSHILL, Ind, Nov. u, 1881.
DEAR srBs-I have read SO much about Hop
Bitters and always being afflicted with neu-
ralgia, weakness, deceased stomach. never
having much health, tried couple bottles;
Il has strengthened and helped me more than
any medicine or doctor. am now on my
third bottle and am thankful that It has
helped me. will advise all that are afflicted
10 give II Trial. Lucy Vail.
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Ifany invalid or sick person has the least
doubt OF the power and efficacy Of Hop
Bitters 10 cure them, they eau find cases ex.
actly like their own, in their own Reighbor-
hood, with proof positive that they can be
easily and permanently cured at triiling
cost-or ask your druggist or physician,
GREENWICH. February II, 1880 Hop Bittcrs
Co.-sIRs-I was given up by the doctors to
die OF scroiula consumption. Two bottles Of
your Bitters cured me. LEROY BREWER.
TThsxW
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When all other remedies fail DE-. FRAzrER'a
Roor BfrrERs will cure General Debility,
Los OF Appetite, DyspepSia, and all diseases
arising from q Difordered Stomach, Liver
SFor several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeka at q time
II was confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until !
heard OF you Root BitterS. l have taken
the Root BItters for two weeks and they have
restored me 10 my former health.
JoHS ROLAND, Cleveland, 0.
For sale by J. r. shirk, Logan q Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and B. K.
MrfSnnAhav. RridPpnnrt NAV
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MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
"a, 1ll7 Chapllne Street.

.-,,.rce Of q physicians Euccea = Tie
nkbS StS TS,lents. The increasing deaSa d.l,
service. prove tSh! n aN"sS SH
10Y Ahu lMI'! y,S,ient's name without permls'
y IusNrf uIe tsEc many bundled certificates
lbOuEh o,I nave cured after they bad been
DO c WHOM ihNnI,able, 4 thorough medical edu;
sSosshc,G nm. m years hospital experience AUD
"a, with mShy s!,.Mitlc agents, q ClOse oh erv'
,nIy WIZ mental peculIsritlts aud atrlCt a.;
go y ISys and iAlkly give the patient my
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GEsrLEMES-The Hop Bitters" meet with
large sales aud give general satisfaction, one
case in particular you should know OF. Mr..
John B. Green, 79s Spring Garden street,
Philadelphia, Pa, has been suffering from
Kidney affection, which superinduceG rheu.
matism. He tried physicians and remedies
in vain. He was Obliged to take morphine to
induce sleer, his.trouble was 80 great. Read
ing your advertisement in the Christian al
Work, he was prevailed upon by one OF his
daughters to try II. Three bottles effected d
cure, and now he is an enthusiast for "Hop
Btters." He is one OF the oldest residents In
the locality named; and known as gentle.
man Of unusual probity.
HENRY TorrES,
G72 North 10Th ST., PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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No. 4 YOung's Alley, above Willow St.
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Horsrord's Acid Phosphate In Sick
Headache,

Dr.. N. 8. Read, Chicago, says: 81 think It Is
q remedy Of the highest value In many forms
OF mental aud nervous exhaustion, attended
by sick headache, dyspepsia and diminished
vitality. TThS&w
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ROBERT GRANT.
A cultured mindi Before speak
The words sweet maid, 10 tinge Thy cheek
With blu1hes Of the nOddIng Fose
That on thy bfeaAt IN beauty blows,
lprithee satisfy my freak.
CanSt thou read Latin aud exc Greek?
DOst thou for knowledge pine aud peak2
Hat thou In short, rs ] suppose,
A cultured mind?
Some men require q maiden meek
Enough 10 cat ut need the leek;
some loyen crave clGssic nose,
Aliquid eye, or fAultless pose;
none Of these. only seek
A cultured mind.
Century.