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Reunion Of Soldiers, arnhans.

The third annual Reunion of the ex-pupls
of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home will be held at the institution near
XeEia, Ohio, July 8, and S, 1883.
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POLITICAL.

At the opening Of the Republican State Con-
Tentlon az Lexington, X, on the 23d inst. a
coloned choir sang, Nearer. my God, 10 Thee"
Hon. Waiter Exams commissioner of internal
revenue was elected permanent president. A
Platform was adopted which declares that the
only sure foundation Of republican government
Is INTEL geat citizenship aud that il is the duty
Of the State 70 provide free schools and when
provided, al constitutional means should be
used 10 compel parents to give their children
The benefits q education. The platform favors
protective tarif and free tobacco 1t clargeg
the present Executive with encouraging law
4essness ~ eagdoning gamblers. The peniten-
tiary IS represented 10 be ia a condition that
MAKES Il " d rCprOach 10 civilization !" presi-
Gent Arthur is Endorsed. and the appointment
OF Mr. Eyans SIS commissioner OF internal rev
ente Is warmly commended. The calling of A
convention 10 revise the State constitution il
demanded. Thomas J. Morrow was nominated
1oT Governor Cd the sixth ballot the vote stood
morrow. 533; Goodloe $50. On The oath inst
tie ticket was completed by the nomination Of
General =. ). EFy, Of DaBgilIe for Lieutenant
Governor; Lewis g. Garrigas, an ex-Confed-
crate, OF kusselville for Attorney General; Le-
10Y x. hawtlorne, Of Newport, FOR Auditor;
FiotrHey, q PadUcah, for Treasurer: J. B.
1lnkeft0n, al Grayson, for Superintendent of
fuolic instruction, and J. ~ Asbury of Gym
thiAna, Tor Register Of the Land Office,
The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania. in an
opinlen filed recently, affirmed the decree of
the Common Pleas Court onsgfng David III
lane from the Office Of rec0rdero Of Flaiiadelnbia
This decision settles the question as 10 whether
the governor bas the night 10 sammarily re-
move eoaafg o4ieer before the expiration Of
his terln ia iAgor Of the governor.
Governor Paitison. Of Pennsylvania. has re-
tcea the eiii giving pensions TO the surviving
Veterans Of the Mexican war, and 70 the Wild
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THE RETURN TO THE PALACE.

The cathedral choir then sang the TIE Deum,
after which the Emperor ungirt his sword, and
accompanied by the Empress and numerous
dIgn1tarles, proceeded to the gate of the sanctu-
airy. There the Metropolitan of Novgorod
Amounted the Emperors forehead, eyelids nos
trlls, lips, ears, breast, and hands, at the same
time exclalming Behold the seal of the Holy
Ghost. May it keep thee ever holy" The
Empress was anointed only on the forehead.
Both partook of the sacrament and then left
the cathedral, wearing their crowns and man.
Ties, the Emperor also bearing the scepter and
the ORB Alter praying in the cathedral of
Michael the Archangel, their Majesties re-
turned to the palace escorted by a procession,
which presented even a more splendid sight
than that which escorted them to the cathe-
dral, being now augmented by the gorgeous
state carriages of the Imperial family. Ban
ners waved from all points in the Kremlin, and
the whole route of the procession fairly glowed
with bright draperies and hsngings.
Before their Majesties left the palace the
route to the cathedral was sprinkled with holy
water heavy rain fell before their MHjesties
started, but just as they took their places under
the canopy the sun shone brilliantly. In the
cathedral 1T was noticed that when the Car
kneit alone to utter the prayer of intereession
his eyes filled with tears and he sobbed audi
bly, as he read. In making the profession of
lalth the Cars voice was grandly resonant.
The Metropolitan of Noyogorod almost broke
down in delivering his allocution.
The Emperor re-entered the palace by the
celebrated red staircase whence the laws were
anciently promulgated There he turned and
saiuted the people, who Immediately uncovered
their heads, cheering enthusiastically and
blessing the Gar
Inc kremiln square was so densey packed
tnat ~ WOULD have been impossible for any
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ana Assistant surgeons IN The late war. with their
service ana last known psb-ofdce address, compiled
nom Official records f0r The Of the United states
Pension Office. This book should De ia she haaiS
OF every ex-Soitier, and especially every applicant
for pension; for il cannot fail be OF The greatest
assistance IN the proving OF their claims But TWO
thousand copies In all, of this work have been
printed and Of these one Thousand purchased by
the Pension Olive. The other Thousand have beezi
bought by HE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. which has there
by secured entire control of the sale Of the book We
will furnish , copy % any person who viii send
club 10 subscribers
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miscreant to have extricated his arms, should
he have intended to use them against the Gar.
The Cars crown dates from the period of
the Emperor Paul l, and is valued at 100000
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

DEAN-At Colfax, La, at IL o'clock
on the night of November 10. 1883, Mrs.
FIDELA +. DEAN, aged sixty eight years
IL months and II days, born In Morgan
county, Georgia, Nov. e, 1914.
Mrs. Dean was the relict of the late
George Dean, and located in Black Creek
settlement, Grant parish then Rapides)
in 1859, where she resided until the death
Of her husband, about two years ago. In
her every day life Mrs. Dean preserved
quiet, earnest Christian department, in
conformity to the rules Of the Methodist
church, Of which she was a member for a
number Of years After LIES fitf,l fever
let us hope she has found rest close by
the throne Of God, soyer there"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

The Democrats o. the parish Of Grant
are requested to mold Mass Meetings in
taeir respective walds ON or before the
24tn day of November, for tire purpose
Of eiectsng their three members Of the
arish Executive Committee. Members
of The Old committee or some interested
friend will please post notices in their
respective wards.
Tne newly elected committee members
are requested to meet in the town OF Col
fax on saturday, the Sta day OF Decem-
Der, and organi-e for TIE campaign.
All the democrats Of Grant parish ere
also requested to meet in general Mass
Meeting ii the town Of Colfax on Satur-
day, the 9Th day Of December, 1893. It
is desired that some imror;ant matters
lie attended to On that day eegates to
tie State ard iistric. nominating conyen.
ticns appointed, etc. We WISH to have G
grand rally. NJ. F. MACHEN,
Chairman Parish Dem. Elk. Corn.
Colfax, La, Nov. 2, 1888.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

Taken mp and estrayed before me, tn
rnders gned Justice OF the p, lace, on- Da L
Bay PONY HORSE. abont seven wears old
AMI ~b,nt thirteen hands high. He has a
black name and tail. and il slightly ssidl'
marked on both sides OF the lack. and Ia
small piece If hair rope aronnd his necl;
when taken up. Appraised by q W
Wainnight and T. J. wap.er tn he wort
Forty Dcllass. The owner is hereby mott.
fed ~ come forward. prove property ard
pay all charges within forty DAYS frnn
date or said Pony win he sold according e..
law This Nov G, 1879.
ROBERT LACROIX,
J. p Third Ward. Graht Parish. LIN.
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s.nal,-rox Disappearing.

In addition to the 5000 approprIa-
ted by the police jury the citizens Of
Grant parish have contributed about
$500 IN money (beside provisions) to
the small pox sufferers. The follow
mo communication was handed TO us
Thursday by air Dan Fletcher:
Back CREEK. La, Nov. IA, 1893.
Editor Collar Chronicle:
At my appointment at Big Creek
church gu Sunday the 4ih Of Novein
Der, the following eonnti"ns were
made by the people of that vicin'',
for the smallpox sufferers on the
east side of the la.t Lake, VIZ:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

All cf which was placed ~ m,
bands for distribution, and has heeh
delivered a. requested. | he small
pox is nbating. and has been con-
tined entirely to seventeen families
La all there have been about eighty
i've cases in the parish, with tweh'.
deaths. The rest Of the sick are oll
the mend. All vf which is true re
port up to date.
Yours truly, j G. HALE.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17
loFfscIaL-
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to Serve at the Term Of the District
Court to be Held on the och Day Of
of November. A. d. 1888.
STATE OF LOUISIANA /

s.TA1E OF I.OUIsIANAi
PsEIsH OF GRANT. (
Re it k,owa AID rem. snher-d that va
he md r~isned Jnss Commissioners Of
the aiiSh If N.ait. daily app i-tei aud
tnaliii.d according t. law, me: this d.
the eler. office. ID tie cofrt house, ut
G., fax. parish ii Grant, 70 draw Jury
to serve az tie neat term OF the Districs
Coat, 20 lee heIdcn the thi Tuesday
vf kovenb-r. 1888, beng The zUsh day of
>oyemi er. 81
5 The Clerk Of the Court, y Il. Shackel
surd. then furnished the Jury Commits
s,orcrs With l.et of tue Jury who tad
served at t.l. LAST to IN Of the District
Cuust, wilen the Ju,y . mnliss.oners, with
lhe assistance oi The 1 Jerk III tne District
T, o.srt and es- ofIsis member OF the Jury
,.uln issi.n. proceeded to open the Gem
erai Venire Box, aia. after revising the
same by sinking fso'u the list aud taking
from the iox all ti.ose ". o had served as
Jurors at The last Term Of the court, is-
lIoycd fion ihe pasish. died. etc., then
lioee,i. Il 10 replace a liAe n,iia5er of
les in the Ge.ers.i Venire Box, taken
from the X. histrati "a book- Ut said par
III So as 20 sussl ,einens The number O.,
names oil names akeu tom the General
Venre Is 10 it's original namoef. fhren
Luu.iicd, hel. Mr h y. randolph drew
iroai ihe Geu.ral yeiir- u X. Ia the pres
ence .uf tbs undersigned commissioners,
one at q tnae, thu following + ifsy names
| 10 serve for the first week;
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

District court IN aud for Grali
parish meets next Tuesday, 2J.h int.
Query-whether it will be u legal
term, as only few days elapse be
tween it and the term IN Rapldes 7
We believe, however, it is all right.
a. four weeks intervene between tbs
commencement OF the two terms, ausl
that is all the law requires.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

Louisiana lost good and patri-
otto son. in the person Of judge
AIcibindes DeBlarc, who died at BIZ
home in St. MartiDsville on The 9tl,
inst. He was one Of the Apprentices
of Gov. Nichols to the Supreme
,ench. and was noted for his GAL
iantry and noble qualities # heart
and mind.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

The Collar Sunday school bas been
rsoreanized upon union basis, with
Rev. v. g. Cunningham as superin-
tendent. It is hoped that all who
take an interest 10 Sabbath schools
wiz do all they can to help in this
good cause, both BY attending them
selves and inducing others to come.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

If people tronbled with colds,
would take Ayers Cherry Pectoral
before going TO church or places oi
entertainment. they would avoid
coughing, greatly to the comfort 81
both SPEAKERS aud hearers. Public
speakers and singers fad that th+
Pectoral wonderfully increases the
power aud fexibilty IL the voice.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

TAKEs THE CAKE Mcknight & Nc
Nicely take the cake when it comes to
nobby bsss If you don't believe it.
just take squint at the tile that
ad,rns the caput Of the Chronicle
man. But dou't stop at that: 60
take . look at bis assortment IL
addition to hats be has boots, shoes,
clothing, dry eonds and notions, and
you can get anything you need Al
prices low down for cash.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

In reference to the two suspicious
characters. q. W. Richardson and
r. II. Whatley who professed to be
fhe victims Of man on the lookout
for a couple Of couvicts. Rev. 8. H.
authorizes ne to say that no whatley
Of that name is any relative Of HE.
nor does be believe any such man
lives in Catahoula parish.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

The undersigned will open School Jan.
9TH, 1874, at the following rates 1T Tui-
ton: Primary clsss. ~ per month; SEQ
oad class. 81 so; third class, IS.
Higher branch.s as per c3utIacs.
Instructions on Piano, 81 per month.
Vocal instruction. 81 extra.
Board eau be had in private families al
liberal rates.
W. J. CALyIT. Principal.
MRs JOSIE Raglan. AsSirtant.
Montgomery. La, Nov. Is, 1885,. 3m
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

Tho jury in the case of W. G..
Texada. for tue killing Of DR.. Easley,
returned verdict Of acquittal after
o few minutes absence. This q very
Atrsnge verdict, or else there must
have been some astounding revela-
tions made during the trial, OF which
We have not heard.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

Ayers Sarsaparilla works directly
and promptly, to parity and enriel.
the blood. improve the appetite
strengthen the nerves, and brace M
the system. 1t is in the irnest sense
an aiterotire medicine. Every inva-
lid shon'd give IL trial
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

A couple OF our Young men had q
"rough and tumble" in cotton lint
room few days ago. They say it is
bully place for such diversion, as
the lint eases up the blows SO that
they fall with some degree of comfort.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17
Cotton ruled in New Orleans at
the close Of the market on the 18th
mt the following figures:

Mr.. Matt. Mccain of VIM parish,
agent for the Singer sewing machine
company, spent couple Of days in
Colfax this week. He reports that
his people stand shoulder to shout
der with the people of Grant in op-
position to the nomination OF S. D.
McEnery for Governor.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17
SUCCESSION SALE
Twelfth Judirial District Court, Ptsish c
Grant, Stale OF Lonisana-Ao. "a.
succession Of Mary A Caxab,t, deceased.

Pursuant to commission and order nf
sal. directed to- me MS adiniiiSira'rr. and
issued b, The Ho:or;. bic the District Cos;r'
in and f.. the lafish of Giant and stale
,i.res ,i,i, IN the above enti les. and num-
bred SIEGE sim, @ ininaissi'ig ai-d eur
Inc as administrator To sell Tor
the Iayment 1T debts, ON the 4 rms hefeiii
below stated, aud IN acco dance wi h law
the property belonging tia the s,lc.esS ion
Of Mary A. cax.tas deceased, wsll oti,i
los sale, at pubic auct,, n, IN front o. TIE
Court House door. at Ioliax. La between
the hours prescribed by law on
SATURDAY, the first day of December
a. ID. lrs5
the following Described property. to-wit:
A certain tlas fation or tact OF land,
situated ia the i,aiis.l OF Grant, on Bayou
kiso.et;e, about eight miles Ifoii Col.ax,
AID fiontius OF Bayou Darro AMI eAteid-
la K forty a'pents, aad coatainsng tw''
bnntted and ,ig A. Ell acres. mere ar iess
VITA all lie uitlings and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon situated.
Terms of saie-One half cash, ami the
bslaice on twelve mouths cre"lt, tile pur-
cha 8 r tp give Lis note win good aud soI-
yent secp;iiy, in s0iido. payabl Twelve
months alter ,ia,e of sale, payable to the
or! of lie administrators, with eight p !
cent interest per aniitin from date ~ 'a't
until pad rnd VITA the vendor > iriviie-;s
and special mortgage retained on tie
property sold.
S.spe,, A. CAZABAT, Ada'r.
THIS October 26. 1855. ozs-td
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

Oar young friend, Webster Smith,
has gone to New Orleans to COM
ple,e his medical education, and ex-
poets to return next year with his
diploma "a full fedged doctor.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

Mr.. r. s. Cameron, deputy tax
collector. informs rs that be has is
soed 212 tax receipts to persons who
have paid taxes.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

After two or three failures to move
the Jail, it has been left boosted upon
rollers, as though ready for trip.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

We learn that Mr. Henry Grant ex-
poets to bring ont the steamer Rog-
ers in the Cane river trade at IN ear
" day.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

Mr.. Beard. of Alexandria, preached
in Coliax Wednesday night. Rev. s
II. Wbatley will preach for US to- NOR
row.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

When you come TO court bring
along that little balance you owe the
printer.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17
JAMES 3. TBGAER,
cOLFAA. la.
ArTORN Ex- ar Law.

Will practic@ in the District Conrts of
Gr...st, Wisn and Naichiloches Parishes,
and in the Supreme Court Of the state.
Office at Court H"nse. nS-iy
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17
LOCAL OF $.
River on the decline.

A light s.eet fell On Tuesday morn
ing.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

Name Had Name Ward.
w T. al. kmssn..i " W fowler.-..-7
Ia,l, ma I..mlol.e ii Nero White ...l
" JDuay 1 Bei. DAVIS, Dr.. Il
IA llenf.s gam 5 A 1 Curry ... 3
oan ,.lI-,-----.z Alex armstrong n
.Sar,sase rr-.ieu 70 A Blpxom .6
wi. ian olnitn - u w Nusent. IS
M Knot lscil $500 " u BASIN .-....6
} - IS n a..--x Hlsom BIisco .-.x
A Ii Nngsl.t $500 H II 1eagle -.--..2
" II, 1T. ward ..s.6 Fenton dudley -
: y S.utsl .----.6 DANES kicaardson.2
JAMES Bats .....2 VIM roster .....-s
q L. Fu,vis. ...-7 Jesse Hasdee. ..--.6
I'd S.iave, Leo Starns .---...
Ivory Nnite .-.l jesse Barnes. .....1
)! 1 wilson. Fletchsr. .....I
JJ.s.nb Lassyon. g { has II Woods. z
Vim q buy -..6 OP Walker ...3
/, p Le,noiue -. 6 Wiley Futrell. ...3
) ha Eri tr-2 spencer White 81
4 :, X tetulu .-2 Il Gentry. --......4
Charles AcSsi IS Nep Smith --...I
Landry Nc i.ight.-5 Ii y benton. -....6
J NJ s.nquiis .d.-..3 w T Casey ..-...z
AID the following Thirty Names 70
serve for the second week Vi the Novem-
er s.rln j. ID less:
N me. Hard Name Yard
" IA (iaits.-.3 " Ii Dyson .....-t
ct Bisl,iIc ....--3 l. ID Le,fon. .-...z
jesse Coleman ..2 w w Baltic - ~
+ X wi.ii:lais .--7 q L Ethri lge- q
Kia4g T:allef -.-.2 james ford ...-..s
isaac Hall - $ L Hand --......S
.Josa,;a Kcm., Jrt Ande son January
hoss Carroll .1 J = Chels.tie 1891
Peter Gu lette - Henry lin; huance.0
r. N t.css shy .6 Turner Bro ins- i
w a James ..---.2 iIeary Alcutt. ~
i II f,an DO -...3 r. S Bo.tnD --....-7
"A X M isn..2 j ) Moore
,Ii,ah Han Philip Cans ......7
sylvester Dubviae. Altari Neal .....1
The above Eighy n1ncs were written
on se,nlat risegs u paper, and BY the
]Gry Coma sssoueEs, tvgetasr witn the
+ ,rik. lie hist fifts names were placed
! Il, All easel ,s,e and seated aud endorsed on
III, same ..sutnss Draw, foi tho dr~s week
the Novcmbrr term Of the District
Court and shc ass thirty names drawn
xegr also placed IL . pasa .s cnye.ops oy
tie Juty Commissioners and narzea, "su-
rots for The second week Ut the Novem-
b-r teen of the District Court, and said
envelopes were then paced IN this jury
,nx, tue hrs box e1ted, csed and then
| i, aced irltbt custody Of 5 b, Shackeifofd.
Jerk If the Dsstslet Court, Tor use At the
'seAt term Ut tie csusf.
| The said s b shackeilord. Clerk DIR
! trsct Coslt. did then aud there. IN oui
/ i,resencs. keep rrocess We. bal df ali the
acts tone by -; 4 commissioners In said
a,awing. which We certify TO 10 correct
l,y our sispatnres, this 24.h day Ut Sep
TENDER, A. d 1888.
e q. RANDOLPH,
j. b. wILNuT,
Commissioners
~ s. 3. StfAt KEl.FoR!',
Clerk and Ex-officio Commissioner.
Fled -,Dtc h-r 21sh. 1898.
s Il sHt AEfE0-.D Geek. 8
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

THE MAGNE1VsNt .s. -. Cn;ca-o, III.
A Royal Food Preseeraiire. Tribune.
"REX MACNUS,"
tTHE MIGHTY KING,
What il is, and What il Does
IT is THE
Humiston Food Preservative.
and. ~ it, name Sigrliies, II u Mighty
II inc. ~, iuvjilcsblc G 'nqaeror. 1t j. sac,
faxfrIess. pure and HARMLESS. Its special tieid
Of usernln>s Is In the preservation Of tooH'
snch as tsb, meats, oysters, cream, &c,
either in large or small quantities and u
does II.
and 80 is Rex Nagnus. in all its several
h~Iands. Erry cord nsed 10y the ptoprie-
turs Of this preparation, in stating its na-
ture characteristics ,ln'l ELECTS up,il f5Od,
ia sfricfla f,we. COrrobOrufiye. testimony
can and will be che rfully tcndersd. The
hest proof. however, Is to hny NIX. test
its effects sourseif. and you too will az ee
with US. You do not have to buy u right
or cost receipt bat get yoar inoiicy's
worth.
We herewith append q scientific state
nent in attestation Of the merits OF this
sGrcatest discovery Of the Century.
4 80 days test, in q temperature
aver aging seventy degrees.
Prof. Samuel w. johnson, the known
chemist aud for more thnl z5 years islen-
tilted with the Scientific Department Of
Yale College, farn'si~s the following re-
port concerning Rex Magnus;
MY tests Ut 30 days on meats ~e.,
bought 10 oI'cn mar IKE. nave ceitaihsy ureu
sese,e - usiy ss' 'usn =, -
= -. M..s",,.'s r,'s un.,,;s,'.., s,..d pr..-
NJ III, ,~,..Sl H. ,,.s ,,,..,.,.d
- ]" III J";s1 ~, fLs.. ~,
c c.r - lave xet ls.rr.I thsn are fbc anil
-. e,a,c. fbS5 ~ rssctire osd a AZ sasc
t:,.s ,,,.,.f;<chss ,.,v is,u,..s,;c use a. tia
n "~s -, :, .satsv :. ar. ~ the Nav
u".i., Have y c,.fJ "a, ~ =; s.,;sh hef,ns..
ss"ss INA Nd ~. =. ,se. dc,s n ~
ftisssutor Of he hotel. The oysters wors
pesfs city palnfabe aud fresh to NY taste,
and better, ~ IL happened than those
served 1T the same time, which were rrcrns-
| ly taken from the shell. The roast beef.
bI6ak> cnIckeH turkey anu qit0ll, ftcrc ott
| as good az hare crer eafea.
Rex Magnn, is scfs, aasfcess. pure, and
Prot. Johnson adds in his report 4 sh,nld
NO III reswlts from lis use aud consider it no
wore ksrsyaf fhaR comHloh sat
lLe room il winch these trials were
Carried on (Jaltary 81 u March y, has
been wsrnled BY coal stove, Obs rva-
with q ssls-leeis'e. icg tllern,. meter In have
sn" . - = sss Ha''y m.naan'l' se'npe'a-
t"S - n us es'~ n':u 'na y, = mum "
e'9n.s III" s s'sg's $50 'ne "a' Mea" Tenn
Ps'~'ss .ss"e 'oea sesen'. ussrees'
1 nouscnoc q Trials
Ssch sest and It H. but one Of many
4 W h1ch have been made, Ought to satisfy
tho MOST exiacfing skpt'c Ample corr
iobprative tss;inoly cam he f,ltnisaesl.r
stitute fot ice. heat s'!gar, salt y Al hs'iay
N prescribing food. which retsins its u .sBrnl
havor and sweet ness, in Mi Seasons ard
,;a ..s,s, s'so1 n1'ns p'sn 'fsassa with
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-11-17

We herewith append scientific state
nent in attestation Of the merits OF this
.Grcatest discovery Of the Century.
4 80 days test, in q temperature