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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-11-22

SUaAE SQU1Bs. week of fine
weather has greatly facilitated grinding
operations on the sugar plantations of this
parish and the intelligence received from
every quarter continues to be of a favorable
tenor SO far as the progress of the work and
| character of the yield are concerned. The
one drawback to a profitable crop and a
prospectus season is the very low prices of
sugar, and this is an obstacle which presents
| itself at this time to sugar producers all
over the world.
Mr.. Ad1ard Landry finished grinding FRI
day night He had 100 hogsheads ported
last Saturday, but we have not learned
what the product of this weeks run is esti-
mated at.
Mr.. r. O. Landry got through last week,
having made SO hogsheads of sugar and 96
barrels of molasses.
Mrs. James Dodds also finished last week,
with 81 hogsheads as the total sugar pro-
duct. We did not learn how many barrels
of molasses she realized.
There was small breakdown at Mr. Co.
fields mill last Light, but it will be re-
paired In time for the resumption of work
Monday. Cane cutting will be finished at
this place on Tuesday next and if no acct
dent prevents, the mill will conclude its
labors the following day.
We hear that grinding will be finished at
Capt. Nolan's st. Elizabeth and Mr.. Buck
ner's Crescent places during the coming
week.
Over 125,000 pounds of sugar have been
made at Mr.. James Teller's Riverside
plantation during the past week. There are
about fifteen days work yet in prospect.
Leaky boilers have given some little
trouble at the Mount Houmas and South
wood mills of Messrs. CrossIey d Sons, but
there being double batteries at each place
no suspension of work was caused. Messrs.
John McPeet & Son are repairing the leaks.
The first full strike at the New Hope
mill was5thrown off to-day and the opera
tors of the mammoth structure are conf
dent by the coming week they will have
everything in good working order. Several
accidents have delayed operations to date,
and only two small strikes had been thrown
off up to to-day. There are only little
over 300 acres of cane to grind on the !
Ascension and New Hope phases, and the |
big mill will make short work of it when it |
gets to running smoothly.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21
III MAh

GEOGRAPHY COUNTRY
EXAMINING
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21
"Sheet-IrOn Jack"

"Sheet-Iron jack" an audacious
brigand, fifteen years ago was terror
to several counties of northern Califor-
MIA. He was well educated, handsome,
tall, the son of minister, so all ac-
counts agreed, and his name had been
gained by the immunity from bullet
wounds that he appeared to possess.
Men did not hesitate to declare that
they had seen good shots fired point
blank at his breast and miss him square
ly. He became known as the most ex-
pert horse-thief in the region, and in
Vulnerable exploits of his are related i'm
Shasta and Tehama counties. On one
occasion he threw his pursuers off his
track, assumed disguise, met the
sheriff s party, delighted them with his
songs and stories, put up with them at
little village inn, and during the night
escaped with three of the best horses
in the party, after having turned the
others loose i'm the woods and leaving
a saucy and funny letter of thanks end
ing with an apt Latin quotation for the
sheriff, whose wrath was of such an
abiding sort that brief would have been
Jack S life-lease had he been overhaul
ed; in less than two minutes he then
wero assuredly hauled over and dang
ling from an oak limb.
One of the most characteristic feats
of this fellow was performed at noun
tain ball in n log cabin. Young people
had assembled from many miles dis
tant, some of them coming II days
journey. The ball had hardly begun
when tall, black-haired, well-dressed,
handsome stranger appeared and ex-
cited much comment. A particularly
handsome young girl was taken out on
the floor by her partner, and suddenly
the stranger stepped up and with great
politeness requested the gentleman to
resign the lady in his favor. He whis-
pered his name in the young mans
ear, paid compliment to the young
lady, took her forth and led the dance.
Word went around that Sheet-Iron Jack
had come there to dance with all the
pretty girls; that he had several re-
volvers, never missed shot, and prob
ably had friends hid within call. The
long and short of il was that the thirty
young men present were terrorized,
and, one after another, the brigand
danced with the prettiest maidens in
the room. Then he bowed to the ex-
cited assembly, stood in the doorway q
second, said mockingly that it was a
pity the men were not as brave as the
ladies were handsome, and disappeared
in the darkness York Commercial
advertiser. .---
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21
Child Vendors.

In Nankin and Kai-fun children from
6 to II years of age arc sold by tens of
thousands. Not hired out or transfer
red-but sold for a small sum in cash,
in consideration of which the progeni-
tor, by tacit understanding, renoun-
ces all parental rights. even the right
of inquirng into the fate of his Off
spring. The purchasing trader may be
the middle man of a well TODD childlcss
couple, or the agent of wholesale tea
planter, or coolie- raising and
training slaves for II foreign market
For the equivalent of e. any commits
sion peddlcr will undertake to ''adopt"
the same number of young MonSols in
the name of any employer. and at very
short notice. The authorities might
object to formal and public purchase,
but the meaning of the adopting trans
action is well understood and conniy-
ed at. 1t is Il lesser evil. and few par
cnts ask any questions. Rather than
see their children starvc they will re-
sign them TO any fate--with one excep-
ton: The orthodox Buddhists seem TO
have evinced occasional scruples in de-
livering up their youngsters to the pros
elytizing missionaries, whom they sus-
pect of all sorts of damnable practices.
But even such scruples can be readily
outweighed by few extra dollars. -
Cincinnati enquirer.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21
The Smart Clerk.

Mrs. Colonel Yergcr broke the spout
Of her teapot, she sent her servant,
Matilda SNOWFALL, TO STEMS crockcry
establishment, on Austin avenue, to
buy one like il. There was smart
clerk named jim Snjvely in the store at
The time.
kin yer sell me teapot like dis
heah oneP'
''Oh, no, we have no teapots like
that one. All our teapots have got
;pouts to them, and Tllknock the spout
off with Ratchet, and it shan't cost
you q cent extra. - Icrds Sttings.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21

"a bull in, a china shop" is out OF
place, but a bottle of DR., Bulls
Cough Syrup in the china closet, or
any other handy place, is something
that every sensible housekeeper likes
to have. For Group, bronchitis, sore
chests and colds il is prompt and
eficacious remedy.
Anti Monopoly! The New York
and Boston cattle company was in
corporated the other day with capt.
tai stock of So, 900, 900, with Benja
min +. Butler, of Boston, Mass.
heading the directory ofthe company.
They will operate in Kansas, Colora-
do, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and
Wyoming.
1t is asserted by "The Sugar Beet"
organ Of this Interest in the United
States, that the factory at Alverado,
Cal, alone now produces more sugar
than the combined efforts of all the
sorgum mills in the country; and pays
its stockholders 80 per cent OH the
capital invested.
Palpitation or rapid beating of the
heart followed by periods of complete
cessation, is caused by nervousness
and bad blood. If the disease is ne
elected it is liable to result seriously,
especially at time Of sudden excite
ment. Purify the blood, strengthen
the muscular and nervous system,
governing the heart, by using DIR
Guysott's Yellow Dock an Sarsapar,
lila, and YOU will soon be rid of every
trace of the affection.
Someone has said that "for ages
happiness has been represented as a
huge precious stone, impossible 10
find, which people seek for hopeless
ly. 1t is not SO; happiness is mo,
sale, composed of thousand little
stones, which, separately and of
themselves have little value, but which
united by art, form graceful design.
Fhe following from the last issue
of the Hastings Banner is little the
coolest of anything we ever saw this
side of the Frigid Zone. 1t says;
"Well, there is one source of salts
faction after all. Norm Bailey will
have to look for another job after
New Years. - And, yet, we warn the
Banner that is joy may prove to be
apples Of Sodom. There is a post
office in Hastings, we believe, and
when Tiiden uuSUt clecfed in 1876,
though this same Norm Bailey
thought he was, he was after that p.
o. with hot blocks. For the good of
the people politically we think he
had better be in the Ionia prison
than in the Hastings post office.
Many Of the bitters and quack
nostrums of the day are also adver,
tised for consumption on the plan
that the only thing the "stuff'' won't
cure is the avaricious, ignoble greed
Of the proprietor. Don't be deceived.
The best remedy for strengthening
the lungs, soothing all irritation, and
stopping the cough, is DR.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. Ii has cured
many cases where physicians had
given up hope.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21

In Germanya man dare not cut down
he trees on his own land without the
consent of the proper authorities, so
Jealous is the Government in preserv-
NC the forests.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21
Rupture.

SHERMAN.
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21
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ghnsius: 3ufu5r 1400, BerienouHg 5000
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HOB icaar her 8olI5tt5et oeuie.ben oppouIrie.
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Serm. teIesrapbiftte SebeT9es.
Eus bGm SnIanPE

Gte DSotpss Scale Comp" Al Rntlau6,
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1T sum gfarenturatpr ernduut pOroen
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$1oo 1000, romInsue @it,UI S23O,0UD.
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neten nd in rem Ser Stadteu uIS CANADA 2O0 Ban
terptte seasn 22S in Der oorIesteu go4e.
9as lluterbaus Ser Gsissgsbuua uOH 2outz
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%usrsuurg in 0etp Orleans perDiutgt, beitntto an.
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epnneusptle &eHnI., buben bsihciien, bic Gotsproz
button In @nbsradt Der TIGubFii bss 8ei5Gits9dnAs
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rpu1msre SauAbiu sur 3esu.rutg Wormcueus
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Nn6 unnrt4tB.
SObn 2opsrp pur6s gsFsrn in Btttsburg
9ilt ben &ereaGt bin oerbaitet, an oGT Grmorouua
Stram gSmuuhipu'5 oeiien 9etbe Sci IcRssspCrt,
enrJ., tu DUHUrgUtgiuIue geiun6cn ipUroe, bstseis
ltst aetusieu 81 ieiH.
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gs Borren IN Genper. Col, bat Der uuDerittdt bon
Seuoer $40 900 fir bic gritnouHg eiues 9cSartes
meuis ilr SbecIo3je bsl5ss ben 0nmeu " Ilf School
of Divinity" iltrGu io1, ss'asutt
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Snrotcdres Gpmp iu 8eaHing, Benni. neuteu geHeru
bic arbett elm, usu ibre EGaesarbeit flrSIip bers
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l9,rtBe bpu 5000 serdubt gu baben Uertattet DUroeu
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tujro Samiidg aeaIlt perben.
Cine grOBs Delegation Der ct. 9ouiisr
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oh fe Geiadits eute tbrsu GtnfIuB fir trgeHo sneI
1feSISIeE GGEeioGteU selteUo MAIDEN ipcueU.
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Ser 0erfauf BON Guba.

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bee Ipautideu fOniuls In ReU,DoTt III bic.
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noroeu III istu, bsioubers burd Die 4uga6e
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Die HtU SetreHS Renfpntrung Ger Ssteraueu
erS merttantfben sriess i'm genat,- GHts
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rem Amenoemeuts, augsnommeu.
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iden acknowledgements ~ trsffsu unS bns
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DE bic BentOu Der Trau 5raucss 6. Seu'
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Sertagung.
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