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Hans Won Fellow, the ismou rfr'ss.
has beaten h rise' at sst by The exercise OF
his own crrp.sirecs. de is crrsed with y
most unfortrn:te temper 10. which OF
CT -se, 10 10 not Responsible, era II 10 q
woucsr 10 ses been .ble 10 live 50 long win
.t. Ha was in this cour,ry some yoars ago,
srd ri.hough many hirii-r his art ana
power over his inst, dment he made no
friends. lie waa paTtlcu'e- DiIter against
his own coun.rymen Wis he'd uuNc,, or
,...ical pietensiops, and insu'ted rH OF
them VINO came IN coz sct with HIN ny
his superc' iousness nrd nrrosflrs. The
late DR.. Charles i. Bs. gays was victim
stjp i've, fnow hog jrp,ssible IS
was 10 81 olong w.th ban
IN ner,, aad s-mon7. Eel. ra,ur'i y
couldn't belp il. His hc.s. 80 sud s.
Is, that the world is mo- ....e o.oagh for
more than ono pisDis. a.. ''re, 20
60 j ica cti.csn and desp'scd critic for
,o,h Their prr'se aud censrre. He kicked
,le count. /; r-i Jeff. and his nsme hra not
been heard ore mrc'i s,rco. Fe mrs just
: led his els DO far NJ home and has
beer. dismissed from the petition o. corrs
plants. 10 the German e-iT error tor bad b.
,ryi,r toe parlics.lsr ecs BEING IN n ut 20
Won Eutisen, OF the roycs opera at Ied''n.
'i'is dismissal depl.yns 4 ~ o, ...e pl.s.;ege
o-eppearing a, court. tHe m'.ter was this:
htt lZceei T., isrlin Acr fn'o- 4 cyeu
e,rctionI rom "yhc Prophet" md ez-
plsii : 'DouD. e.s r,sny II you lesrd ~
cor-e.,sd into ci-cIs music p. The re- orm'
sp-s ~ 'y-ne I fonhet.' st tbs roysi opera.
hc-se ls.t richt" Won H-eirer trpg no
moi g o.ite .rs, Z ezcsr. TO rc,t b1llrI'1a
~ II, opera .cuae recucs.,r~ The .'sts 10
take no notice Of Won Bulow's &c tri cit.
d. , eyed IN the remr-S. Tlen Won Du.
l0v; wrote 20 tires or four rron,irent
Ce,n,n shownen apoioa'zng % Them
Eoyrs ope-a-.ouse on apar via ,'sircir..
crs bands Won IIgels - thee obi?'nei
tina d'amisssl OF on Er'ow i.om rs rc"-
tioa as cottt pari5t. Vale ~ th's cocu.
ny Won Butow ot'ea behave nsc'y
tf'o.e srdiencr---.efT,p tue usual
pleca:is on y AMOS, anu Eickiog trs
nIeuliye pasts-oopcdr over .he tisge
f. TOT. ordering one pis1o dfsGrfa cut qua
another tendcr!y ht,l I'M stsw ping
a. ouud 10 euger aud m-r'rg tle duse Nv
His bahhsior wee 6st down s'royG The :
cant. cites OF genius -eIapt g IL cti'i'
cism. They v1cerstanu these {. ,sks batter
over yonae- Cnc,, ia conducting N
orchestra IN opera, he dropf-d bis
bator rrd 'c.orcd his efrs while
the tenor wfs singing. me tenor
Vfused to slug any more y The con-
cuc.or emetnei and the conduc' 90 had {,
60. Ofcou's', 10 women IN Ice void
could ike with Won Bu.ow. Pc married .
dspsht .r OF Litz. She 20. d,vo.cs. mar.
lied Wagner, and went TO Bayfeutn. end
Won Bulow, although he admitted Wegner,
never went TO any Of Tho Bayreuth operate
festivals.
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: 9 ATTor y c0r,OY.

= ahifOlf y fi'i'fDSs
-ioyrou. rr-'i lie Cairo correspon.
Ion i,,a~rs,. ae Chr Times II, follow ne;
"Al rnrlirh I'll T OF / eat e-pei .encs .
ie Eotoan and i..er' of { aner,i ofdo,
e3.'.f s,ne 5het Zsbebla rasaa Is :ntllgr'rg
il ,hs ~ dnD, end that no lie ra3aons'blp
ior the re.e,t upi':ing no,lh c. ht.r'
toun.n 1le IRE, re commenis iwmeii
ito '-r , INTO this mate.
uE-scAn ACTIVITY.
DU-tz~, April .6-An unusual a1lounl
o. activ''- hos seen efvplsyed b. the pol ce
az late. Z. Y believed the govc.nrieli Lea
,cesve' information wien rsudefs e.
psdisrs TO DO kec1'v on ,hs s'e.s.
/ rIso.J1 cr.
Ma ORD, ApIl .g.--phe cove nment
clans 20 have re, lived Information Of q
,svolutiona Y movsml1t in thr prov rces.
Several or 1ar5 end ci,iiif ~ at Barcs lona,
he centre OF agitation j, TIE tou.h. hare
been n-reni,1.
sES-Esc.D 70 SWING.
SANDWICH, OAr., spti'. GLUE Phirps,
cho;-ed with Fne shooting OF his vile on q.
Terry 90 { on The lclh OF last Auyrgt, was
found guilty OF viilS, r'Irder aad cei.-
fenced 10 be hangci on the 1lth OF Jr"ia.
iJEi-cS rLA-f1
LONDON, April s5--Fire b-oto or, on
the premises of William Whilnler, a DE- Ter
In general mercnrnc'se, ia West orrne. 1t
destroyed one br lug end d,msred for
oshers. Loss ~ ~.
.ow -.
LONDON, apr 20. -Jemes kn,,9'' Law, =
pTesioeo a. ice moltn'y meeting OF me
Growing society last evaring. lie spoke
Ia high terms OF the poet. 10 whom he said
he owed long -stonning oebt OF gratitude
There Ia no poet" he declared, who hs :
gwen greater vs,iety, OF shown moro
osiigsns'ty. Ao is. ofe'' otnel :, tremrts1'
Hre, ITO WHO pces.
-rsssrfrrro,
Livshroos, Apih - obn Day tas,
Two weeks awaiting, .l.rl. has been iraaa.
ferrs 10 Di,kenhsad, where TIE al est wa
mrio and where 'ne ,rial VIZ {. 70 pls7e.
wAEs.ac.
Dc3L'v, Ap, c5.-.lhe s,r-d master OF
i,ne Orsngemsn at IelfrHt has rec lived a
letter warn ne HIN cnat The Inyincibles ers
on f'' fra'r:
Lo-sooN. Apl., "a council ives held at
he war ONCE this mo- n'ps. It is rcpnr. ID
The Duke OF Csmbhdge, Lord Wolslcy md
the Mac uis OF Hat..pG on ady,s1d esi'ust
On expea,tion N rsrbe. ut The present time
OF erv suvsn'e WHATEVER, Until q iull scrcs
she'l 90 egoipt. edto relieve khartodm n
Cover ament to come to IN I'M medals dis.
l.ission ~ 10 the etvanc, on DerLer. The
Es7pt.su troops at Assousn end other sts-
dec'sss shsir Intention Of Joining tao
Mahdi. Nimbeis &c Deserving.
eANDown rAcls:
o Ss Mp &c d.1 as =. e.
uations, l. espleehare hsn. cip was won BY
Lav"o BY three ienr,hs; E,quesoft, second;
tlstols ~ ibid. Inero were siz siey;ors.
1he Pi'ucsss Of Vf'es 80 handicap ssso
f1r 20 er'nees, was won ~ southampton
by !h-co ienE. az; Wa't0n's De .sivsr., eec-
Gnd; z 1spaos' tritd' Tnere we're eleven
ttcn
I"s issS TOT ~ Ssur stakes Va Won ~
Ihs !a%e sou y W We Sor ns Of sn
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ABrrco os vj'ia.ns.

Fonr WAYNE, Ind, April 28.--lbe,'i
tn.s evening, end lodged ia jail Two men
ri, .nn iber nencs e9 James C.r'sahans
and Christopher Beekenhnces. who We q
arrested on suspicion OF bar ag mur.
derei Amss Eockstoe near Es:ro, lndf.rs
yes 9--sv. They were gwen prsl' m.Earv
hes og g. Decatr- &c Gay and w@-e bornd
over to await tho Juns court. Nd ms
county jail having burned recently, they
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rna. ncra, s:ecL Mas..e..

Iolt ~ ils Sock Mae-et.
NEW Yozl, April 60. - Cover uent'
Strong.
EriIwsys i,ress',-i Denver iirsis f'n OF
to Il 1-2.
State prsurel.,1 .nroi!ve; Lor sisna ~
SOS att.
The stock mr. ket opeaed ir.ae r's,, hu
soon revived Strength, and prices ros,
II 10 ! IA per cent, the lattar To-
llliuo.s Cenlrr', which sold up to4)1t.
Beading advanced 70 g Is: Canadian Pa.
cilc 10 IL; Eo,thwe3l To lii is; 81. raul 20
81 IS; Lake Shore 10 So Q. Missouri Pao dc
TO 81; Kansas & Te-qsto 10 IL; New York
Central TO 19il Northern Poetic nre'ssred
tJ17I2; OREGON & Tre qsconlinen,s, to l67 s;
P,Iific MAJ, tot1; Uuion racinc to 65 an .
Western Union 60 CO "a. Near midday
thers WAS considerable pressure
70 sell grengers. The sailing move
mrnt 10 thes, stocks continued IN.
til 2 D. m, the North Western breaking
RON ia IA TO IL rs; 81. Pant rom 6. 20
50; c naaa preferred rom 05 10 % IL; Eocs
Island from Ii0 g ! 10 ll8 10 reeplsr end to
Iis leller; end Clicsgcc, su,.ins % = Cain
Doe +, rumofs That lie tripartits essoc,a.
ton lad been q s.up.ed. Lster in tie day
.hio report veJ pronounced without
foundation, ard 3. was elso repoi! ed, but
ent eoueptly denigd, that .he partics ncd
eolc Northwestern in sicipatior M he
ra,l fcation OF the pioDosr 1 issue a Noi.h
western stock TO take up cecuri.its o. tae
Blair system of roads to b. voted
"a at the Northwestern stockholders'
meeting Jnne 2Gih. Alter 2 o'clock Oregon
{; Transcont!nsntal became active aud
rose 1-3 IN 10 IA on reports thst lac
lsoss Of the California & Oregon road Yves
likely 10 be- ebrogsted. This checked eel.
Ing in the remG,nder OF the list and Mott I.
western rallied to 12 IL: s.. PGll
to So 3 4; ON aha preferred to % 3 A; Canada
Soulhe o 70 IS 81 Canada Pacific 10 10 I-2;
Lske Shore TO GO; MsnoJti Z. lido to so;
Western Union toC8 3 8 aud Union p ,'dc
TO O. c.e; Sortbeyn Pscitoro.e to 81 3 4. pr"-
Jared 10 AZ 63 end R.adinc 10 80 Go
The nrrl.et lcff OF steady. There wf9
coed borrowing demand tor stocks dos NC
tire dsv. New Jersey Centrs, lent at 1'l3
10 s, / sading and Union Psciac, 1G and
New York, Lei per cent. per diem for use.
440, o. % shares.
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ASafequard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into tho grnvest maladles of the thr0at
and lungs, Is q consideration which should
impel every prudent person TO keep ut
hand, as household remedy, n bottle of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works 80 sure cure In all affections
Of this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. F. Sweetzcr, Of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says:-
ssMcdical science has produced no other ano-
dyne expectorant 90 good a. AYER's CHERRr
rscroRAL. II H. invaluable for dIseascs Of tho
throat and lungs"
The same opinion Il expressed by the
wellknown DR.. L. j. Addison, Of Chicago,
Ill.,, who says
n have never found. In thity.hvc years Of
continuous study and practice Of medicine, my
preparation Of 70 great value - AYHRS CHEnnr
Pn61onAx, for treatment Of diseases Of tho
throat and lungs. Il not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughss but Il more edective
than anything else IN relieving even the most
ooriouo 6ruDGhln1 and pulm0n0Ky a6octiouo.p
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Tipss.

We will offer for this week
roo punches of Real Ostricl,
lips, in all the new shades at,
40 per bunch; our regular
price on them is $50.
SIS punches Of fine heavy
double headed Tips. in all the
new shades, at IT'S per burch
Of :; their real worth is $50.
$50 punches Of Real Ostrich
Tips. extra full and large in
eyery Shade, at $50 for a
bunch OF 8; these are or best
Offering, as they are worth $50
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New YoEE, Ap-'' c9.--. he srb-corn :.
Tee OF she indepcr lieut. republican ccr'e.
sucs eol.a.,-sco ....ir Cay. fm,rg
ttoss present wero Carl Srtr- ),
Ex. 6ovc!nos u H. Chambe-ls ana
Generals / sens's O. Barlow aud Henry i.
I.aalo.r. A paper we p1;-s Oh by tho
comnl.,tee IA .eiation 10 candsdafss Ia Inc
cor,ino election. 1t vas disoss.oi and Or
.is-rd i. General Ea-,cv said he
refsIoncs Of - organization
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&gRSsHsH'R@&
ARE AT IT AGAIN.

We havemore goods than ever, and we'll ten you
VIM, When our buyers went 70 market we rad ar
RANGED 20 enlarge our hodse at once. Opz Intention
.s Nass ..,y TO r,eak through ne walls OF the adj
,i,~ % e. enc SO iSc lies without de-
ias r'o9ases Wee to be made acco dingy Since
fjiar O., o1cDs have been ClapgCt. ON. addition
at, . . hand some four-sto,y budyn" Wch will not
,s = v1or occupancy until eter tn season Is over.
~ we've lot notified o. ts change in time. We
tss core ea, iy overstoclsed. The two departments
tov should nave been GARD ultimately viii beg mort
bepefltsd by our improvements OF course most oyer
4 oc ed They cannot remain eo-.1ome O. the goods
be disposed of at once To do ts we VIII 1of the
next week make
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A DOLLAR Is the yearly olipsr' of many
Q postmaster In this ieni OF the FREQ and
homo Of the brave. But nobody has the
nerve TO schtmc you out Of the situation,
aud that makes up the ditfsrecna between
firsl-cless pss5aaaiisl orc.
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FEIfsps and acqusintsnoes Of Josr-H
MCDONALD, late sspirsnt for the presidency,
are invited to assemble at the Cou, ;er-Jo Jour-
nal offlcs 10 o5ssrve the last sad iites. In
tarmept IN the Free Trade Gate potter's
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THY call It thn BLagSEkiss" novadcy
y that ~ the csse something lighter anu
airler than The Lruoo,r ts'l should be at.
tached 10 It. III. kite has too much dead
weight 10 carry ~ /. Is.
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QUEEN VfororM once suggested TO Is
cha plain .haL he make bis prayers 10 nole
ibso three minutes long. she should Eet
20 per ceu' reduction On the JonE BEows
rackat for tlia.
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"TLrrdANTs nrs sih' is the iatsst color.
Wonder what t nd of shad. b,art feo-i
= healthy cnkey would cast over he fash.
ionabls world? a brsEsr enc, we suppose
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RANpsLLs plume Ike + EsRy's OF Eavnc-
-, always flasteS IN the lie thicsesI OF ;ha
efay. Wiz BAYArD in ahs scnate aud
RANDALL In the lower house, what he he
dem ocraoy 10 be ashsmej Of?
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ucI.y Dcmocr..s.

Ky. April 20.--The demo
~ held { onysr' ;cnsf'' o Ter
!. Iseso.p;.ohs ws's s1opied
smsrd.p- t-r I To- .-ys.
,-s.d and Ti.tsn 6,y.d 1
st.crsss.ons CT pre'srcnce
da.te. .ol's,c,c.a. 70 be o
, to the Chicago conyen-
Der Of counties Instructed
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GENERAL DuiLEs keeps threatening 10
write book. and The recording rnsel stands
with pencil poised TO cheek him for tho
sane warm station us BLAINE.
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Tn1 GRsFp~ elisi expedition has &c ,oa
for he Arctic. This y one wa c, -sdre
ing The number Of naval od'cess
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INDICATAONS.

For the Western Cult Starlight LEGAL
rains; warmer. partly cloudy weatt err southerly
vinds followed n the west portions by f,i'ius
temperature aid porthwes. TO southwest. winds.
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GEsEnAL Crogos WAsHIncroH C0Il--
Lac, elrest son Of RoBErr r LEE, he
broken the preoedaat a;tachln"
great men. He TO-
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EMO SAM .as4 ola UnoLE NOSE, "tho
diu'cra;s WI .,n whsu isy bom'rft7s 70
old lickci, aud nos ~ dsn.'
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TEIgfE Is trs xhi.s e'erhan. oi.t & sni
old party. but The fes- Is 9-p.ersed th., ~.
Noven Der rains wi wash somo sfthe colo
off.
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waERs, CHI who're il Mr.. wA-TsssoS's
sta--sy.d goddcrs Of reform? Buying
spring bonnet perhap'
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"WBAr has become OF the rlovrG
boom?' queries sn exchsure. Run 10
seed, az counss.
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CHICAGO will probably ne o,Iied Waisrl.a |
In the dim, distant hereafter.
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Sanger Brothers
MILLINERY DBPAR2N'Y

by ladies' Of taste TO be the most complete
in The South IN all things Gaining to fashionable head
,rear quotations below for this seasons produce
tons TO old OF shop-worn goods
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From fonr r--es Of lfouud market
L.-dener at Moi-1s, Illinois. Diving the y IT
res on, made a net 81 ll,cov, net IL
GLIDING the vagef .bies for his own fsm'ly.
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Moa'crsg ms Worm Syrup.
lL..iiols, tssteless, harmless, CE'h,', .
Cor faye, shpess, restlessnes5, wnrms, con
M r. ,sfrn -,
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,0ol-cd.

-ses--
,0ol-cd.
Il 2e.-The eantcns, OF
W agr ust Nelson, Perrin
grain dealers, was Pre-
the chamber OF com.
rot unmerca1ti'e CON.
Y GUARDS.
evening the Queen
grand bali aud ex.
tertainment will tske
q hell ard armory,
bursed in dsfnying
1pany TO the Hous.
eBro's. superb hand
1sic on the ccr .slon
ne viii consist Of .
he guards IN full
dancing and IN
= will be omitted
lat necssfs-y 10
cs.
SLOWING. d TIE
belt, furnish.
q, service, aots
ehWaye
!; F E::s S 81;
: 9 n
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having been left him by HE father. CoLoh -.
BREsr HorKixs, who died Al Henderson,
Kentucky, on the TIN Of March lssI. 0as
Of these pistols fred the ball that killed
ALEXANDER HAMILTON at weshawken. II
IL identified by Q long, deep notch In
dented on tina handle. The pistols
were made by II. w. Morr,Aols,
Of London. gunmaser. to HE Majesty, ana
we' jmpo, TED by c1sR a. the close oi tue
T. svo' u.io,asy war. The b. yrsls o. thirteen
.nohes long and cs,ry an ounce bsll. They
40 Alnt.looks: tho psns 10. ths rr'laiog sle
l.usd With gold, and the touchholes are
pushed with the same metal. They ara hair.
! tigsss, and saoo, w..t e eat fora and
! sr'acy. The lc..s ara nleces OF very slpc
/ rlo- me~Ssuism. Tue ps'r caro- lulo tns
pcrssss.on Of ColosM BExs- HorrrSs
tire. q bis uncle, CAPeA-S 6Akys. GocrE
b orE M. OF tho Fo.'y Second regiment Of
o. United States Dragons. who purchased
I EN- I'm Busa IN Washington City
n 10 winter n 1918 or 1874, payins
les, u god for ,ae-,. tho wrarons
lLaye been raei with fatal sssc. In
eleven drsls. si-Trs, OF Yl.lio'A. k'''eo
B,ppts on Bloody Is'snc, nee, ~. Louis
With them. EosAru Towns, Of virginia
Killed his antagonist near Now CLEANS
Ca,rA.s San GoopE HorsrSs liied Span
. ,,h count near New Madr'd, M'nsou-l
HreH BrxS- killed man from Ceore.a on
Diamond Island, below Henderson, Ken
tuckv, sld they were used several times "a
Nirriuia, twice In South Carolina, and
more ,lrn ores In kentucky, With deadly
eilcc,.'
At . pI5Lss to s..;1 IN tao aro.s car -
ton that the del between WISE arN
CLrxMxss wa. not fought With 'is
AARON BoGR pitto's as both due'sl:
objeo.c. 10 tho sn.iglst,d Aiut looks,
Up 'efen;ng PERCUSSION cap' vh'ch ct this
tine. go as much behind the eye g were
tho old flint iocks-slmost as much out @
dat, rs 10 due.ing with any sort OF weapon.
---e~-e-&---
SN ciquis.te little poem by The exquisite
. rs.r. rf.yx- HufrTor m.
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Sx exquisite little poem by the exquisite
young f.nrsr, E,rs Macy i. GuiiLor, en-
titled Her Mcndoline," IL crowded out
the vsrt ~ the e-tre pressure on our col
r-,rs chic nc p.rg.
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'0ol-cd.
Il 2e.-The ecptcns , OF
W agr ust Nelson, Perlu
grain dealers, was pro
the chamber OF com.
rot unmercs1t''e CON.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-08-30

Gen. R. B. Elliott, a colored man who
will be remembered by some of our readers
as one of the Beattie stump speakers who
took part in the campaignin Ascension and
adjacent parishes two years ago, died in
New Orleans on the 11th inst, of malariai
fever. Gen. Elliott's career was remark
able, considering his color. He was ma
tive of Massachusetts, and a graduate of
the famous Eton College, England; learned
the printers trade and published paper
at Charleston, Mass; studied lew; removed
to South Carolina and entered the political
arena, becoming Speaker of the House of
Representatives, member of Congress
and subsequently Attorney General of that
State; came to New Orleans a few years
ago and held the position of Special Agent
for the Treasury DEPARTMENT, but was re-
moved shortly after the Congressional cam
paign of 1882. He then resumed the prac-
tice of law in partnership with T. DeS.
Tucker. Esq, and continued it until the
time of his death. Gen. Elliott was speak
er of much eloquenee and power and made
several successful appearances as lecturer.
He leaves widow, but no children.
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It took the English custom house officers
day and half to examine Minnie Hauck' s
trunks when she landed in England from
America. Among other things there were
twenty-fv stuffed young alligators, which
the authorities thought we're flied with dy-
Mantle,
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L MEAN TO WAIT FOR JACK.

LESSON FOR LOVERS.
Sweet Kate at Wyndham's Dairy and Jack of
Oldham Mill
O, long they wooed and fond they cooed, q
faithful Jack and Jill!
But times were bad for lass and lad, and sadly
both confessed
Twas not the thing to buy the ring before
they'd lined the nest.
Courage ladi' said Katie, Yes, we'll have
to wait;
But though. my dear, it's twenty year, Ill take
no other mate"
But England wanted Jacky, for war was in the
air,
And arms more grim were pressed ON him than
katie's bonnie pair.
50 all through Spain. in rough campaign, he
chivied bold Moscoo
And fired his gun and made him run like fun at
Waterloo:
When the lads came round her, Katie bade them
There's lots Of girls for You to WOO; I mean to
walt for Jack"
The gray in Katie's ringlets was mingling with
the brown,
When bump-a-thump. an eager stump came
pegging through the town.
-" It's me. you see, come back" says he, lex
cept a leg or SO;
And safe and sound; here's twenty pound, so
let the parson know"
Jingle, iangle, jingle! Get the bells a-chime,
And health and bliss to love like this that
brave1y bides its time.
Good Words
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MAKING LOVE no nouR COUSIN.

sIAKiNG LOVE no YOUR COUSIN
Charming cousin, tell me where
Shall find one half so fair?
Like sister, Yes, no doubt;
Still, not sister ont and out.
Who that ever had b sister
Felt his heart beat when he kissed her2
Who by looking ever knew
That his sisters eyes were blue?
Who in name of all the loves
Bets his sister pairs Of gfoFes2
Charming cousin, still are goa
Sister IN q measure, too.
We can act rs pleases us,
No one thinks 1t dangerous,
Talk of love or of the weather,
Row or ride OF read together,
Wander where we will alone.
Careless of q chaperone.
You may dance with none but me-
Only cousins, don't you see?"
Cousins safely may forget
All the laws of etiquette,
Charming cousin, in your eyes
Can l read q faint surprise?
Most bewitchingly they glisten,s
10 my nonsense as you listen;
What can Harry mean to say?"
You may come to know some day. y
just one word, sweet cousin mine,
Ere we go to dress and dine:
Ii ever chance to woo,
Cousin, she must be like you,
And the one who comes the nearest,
To my heart and soul the dearest,
Type of what my love must be.
Cousin, what If you are she9
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c1eap Tony,s Magnifieent ponation.

Go to Cheap Tony before buying elsewhers
for bargains In has line Of business. You scilI
not only make from Is toto per cent. by pur-
chasing your goods from him. but ulI ,silo balg
FIVE DOLLARS north nitl hare a free number
in his MAGNIFICENT DONATION OF ONE SEWING
MAGHINE. Remember, the dratai,,g 1caE posi-
tirely take place as soon es the elsances are alI
taken.