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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-26

there he one tiihb az ss''
and fairly to do. It has been 70 iepae,
sent the people of this state, Anu you
will do him the justice TO say me meyer eyer
deceived you, nor ever Will. '
worst foe will agree 10 tnht' INC p,es.
ent issues which distract our county
were not In existence when ne whs
chosen as your representative, anu VI
late as you are aware, having TAKEN ne
clded ground upon them, he mas peen
called upon by voices many ana lou"
10 resign his seat In the senate.
The motives Of those who nave peeI
most promine nt In such request are o.
little moment, although their disguise
is in many cases but fiimsy. To Jus,
man. however, sense OF good iaitl
and eelf.respect would prevent MS re
majning at any time In u false positlon
IF therefore, lie Processes TO represent
a neonle. II must he In fact, not u
name only. The legislature now II
nSi.tencs were not elected with REFER
ence 10 present issues, nor can tne,
claim 10 represent public sentiment ~
rs~srd 10 them. The pfoposltion
NJ Bayard, then, !. tina
| ~ legislature shall re
Wy. I'm their seats. and he will then re
i'm his seat la the senate. Inc g1v
s .1nor under the provisions OF the con
s,i,ution. can cali special election y
al the vacancies In the LEGISLATURE
IA st an extra session In the mex
month the public sense can be inifi
npan ana the will OF the majority .es
n,esssd. lit be then found that Va
aonle OF Delaware are IN Iaso
psop rrvine on this war az ADJ
.he e.oi,fsderate states they will eie'
s snc n ierisIature as will send
sucn man 10 The senate TO carry OF
sncb = policy aud sustain the preset
|, ssId rn II not, they ms
elect whom they see nv W i 'anJ =
mowers 70 restore peace 70 oo' aa
Let Is, fellow-lnen, iJiioN Pa; sn'
I our bright north stat WHOSE i'AN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
LITERARY NOTES.

Ali, r. ,,o tories and sketches of Edmund
r,uincv edited by his SON. will soon be orough' 'u
7 r Osqood g. Co Mr.. Quincy oehe'cu- anu "
x~as not an unreasonable belef-that descriptions "a
scenerv and OF the minutae OF places spoheu s.oS'
"a husad IN saw of his Wensley" that he left them
ut Of II as much as possible. Many modern novehst
might adopt Mr. Quincy's theory with advantage
Only +uentv comics of John Payne Golfers Old
Mans Diary ever left the press. The BOOK contains
many interesting things There are letters OF Chares
Lamb; one 20 J. Collier. SEN" Mrs. Collier mas oeeh
kind enough say that You would endeayor to procure
a reporters situation for w Hazltt"; two from
Thackeray to j. p c.. in of which he requests MT
Golfers influence in getting him appointed as corre
spondent at Constantinople for The Morning Chron-
icle- II contains also a sQuib two OF Tom
Moores a document by Lord Lytton; moro than one
of Tom Campbell's thoughts six pages 4to iro"
Macready giving an account of his tour through 'no
United States in 1914; dispatch from y"
Sc..tt, dated August %, 1881 IN whch nc '""'N
Mr. Collier for his interesting volumes ana say
should long since have assured You OF TINS TINS
but NV medical friends, till of late, nave res"i'''
me chiefly 70 vegetables and in point Of diet ana
in NV studies are nots DESTROYS should go oc9o"
Cinderella or the Little Glass Slipper IN 'i'S
81 vIt also ho found not few notes from Charles
Dickens and an unpublished song OF ms, enttieu
"Sweet Betsy Ogle'
A collection of Scotch poetry under the tue OF
SONS of the North will be Published IN Lon
don 1t is to be dedicated to Queen Victoria ana one
of its editors is Miss Annie Macleod, daughter oil the
late chaplain of the Queen.
The Leaf in the marriage register In haWor'h
Church on which is inscribed the name OF Charlo''o
Bronte has been so often handled by American uaV-
ellers that ii is falling to pieces.
The veritable monument of the veritable WIZ Gary
of Westward IIow is TO be at Cloyelly |hurch
Upon II is written: ITO the memory OF VIM Gary,
who served his King and Country in the ONCE OF
Justice of Peace under three princes, Ehzaoeth'
James L. and Charles l.. and having served his gener-
alton, died in the seyenty-sixth year of his age Ammo
1852.
A Chinaman, Colonel Tcheng ktong who has hveu
ten years in Paris has written and published in french
a volume entitled Les ChnOis points par Eux-
Memes" Among other queer Chinese customs when
he defends is that Of negectng the education Oh
women He declares that women having been porn
perfect science and letters not add TO their charms
The last hafycary volume of "The Sanitary En-
gneer" has Just been issued 1t offers store OF sug
gestions to the householder and tue mechanic
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IN PORTSMOUTH HARBOR.

AUGUST l. 1884.
Look where the long procession
Streams through the tee ulng town,
The gallant baud OF rescuers
Wit faces bronco and oroWnl
Beneath trimn hal arches
The lhIong Of h rOes mes,
With fanfare o the trumpetS
And the beating II The drumsl
There EMORY and COFFIN.
There ides tie gallant SCHLEY;
They found the LOST AMI brought them
Safe on heir humeward way:
To sounds of martial mus C
The stout mari1es and airs
MaiCn, mId tie roar of ringing cheers,
Beneath the stripes and s'ars.
Uurrahl for BEAR md TBETIs,
ALERT and war-Ships too,
Brave with err : AIRY bunting
Ard manned b. Jackets blue
AlthOueh no booming cannon
brow with ~ angry roar
The shou u" thrpn ,ing thou ands
send from the SUM- shore,
Never the mis's of morning.
Flushed from the : n-cOl kiss,
li.tcd its iWsOu curtain
From faircr scene than tn 5;
Never thu long draw Triumph,
Filling he Apuian Way,
Pune Tor lie lurdly Roman
Ou more rlo louo udA'
IL X where thoy stand tho heroes,
clad I'm UeiI white or hlle,
eau from tie grip OF hunger;
Faces Of Death own hue.
Eyes that 10 We dChcd for morning
All trough the Arctic night,
Hearts that have huHgered or the land
1hcy never 4oped TO slghtI
GRITTY the stout and stcadfa {.
N lu with his strong Tlgut hand
Duttrc. scd .he .aili fortunes
~ that d.. Ol'd band;
BHAftLRD I. e gallant sergeant,
All that they saved are there,
Under the old dear nag again,
Breathing he sweet homo air
Yondcr, over the waters.
ia usauds miles away.
The twiul arctic sun looks down
All through IA" di-ma day
There, where the -oule of uerOcs,
o. those m came no back,
Scared like solemn urayer 60 Heaven
Up frOm the ley lrdcA.
Many there were tina mt them,
Those az lad gouC before
Climbing with fain ing fOOts cps
10 that G lestal dOur-
BARiNT.. and lGAII and IrDsON,
Aud famous FaANhI1N, too
Under aurOral arches
OF red, and whltc. ana blue.
Take them. % mighty nation,
Queen Of tie tcCuiug W q,
tlaAI tbom. VITA toIia ana laughter,
clos, Clpar 81 YOUR ho,ti y urcsstI
fhcse nrn our own f. % fucs
Btn. hers and aiatprs dear
II lid tuom IN n Y million heitt',
thrincd wit t',r hmllc ana teli,
fm lrn for tho HbNrl NH elcpmc.
'frAtH Tor "a bsnlshol brave
IN hCu tot q mis 49, 81 y
fhhi aids ~ h0 salt nra wayol
Iluus it,s HAT heroes,
Ma Ura 10 Nhtnlc'a law,
Should rest nv h rushing river
1uat Hendrix liudAJn saw,
Thine II ne priZ e lumbia,
stree ing tuN IL yelled hand
OV } the Oxen Polar sea
A Il over = lr y - rani
bct IN rh' Gro OF conquest
one o her gem tO-da.,
And wrcat each head Ayei quick aad de
T. 10 Lad Irtn4iu Bay
'aShtHJto", ID. Q. EDWARD ri
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CNw Schools.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL

4 WI4T WUIN IUTT.IVI INV NNIVVI"
EAST lOrILsT, SCAR MApI~oN.ANE
Tho twenty-scycuth annual term OF this Institution VIII
commence On tho FIRST MONDAY ~ OCTOBER, lN5 At
The ay school Buudng = a. 49ths, between Am ana
Masonage. north side. ami viii continue unt june l'oo
The course Of study years and IS 10
~TuCtiOn IN the principles anu P"0
tee II the Jaw
For catalogues, &C. address az above ,,,,,-,
Warden, &C.
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SwITHIN G. sHORTLlDGE's

y MEDIA ACADEMY, MEDIA PENN
school year ss 80 open: 9s,Sy sp'S%er o,aI ys
p ST S ss '1 aRRS o eSn % sdted sd
classified any No examination necessary iot admit
lar school year opens september but Students
any E ss sSRieOsd % @ sra
for young men and boys Sa OF S PEI 0G.
ways fu Fifteen experienced teachers al men anl az
cnfon 10 Son al .eod nd bach wsid pupils Ina9GIa
eaton correc.ed Young whose education has been
sS. s,ens to- aGvs r1pay spec d Tor dO
AID b.OS"sId boy, PatTGn' or .q nsJ 'e y G f
gneerng Classical Course, parts OF different
YARD "a e. CTieccs,iy .; pcnn.yl1aria fracou, LEI -
Lafayette. Universy Of Wig ma. Co'nu5s "iihams IcE
mon sad syoa Poy ocmc schools S9n4itI5t ,1
i'r any college examination phySts tnu on,"n Hy9
laoor[y ,Cnr'. 81 ,ecTG; |n Ins 1c' SSl
TIC Academy Library In s,S Pnysce apparatus doqg Cd
n Ioo$ uHs ~ c o' - g. yc @,r S ~. ON
mea Department I'm" schgoi opId ue- In wiich III to
'sm Room, carpo'ed ana utn.aca win wa,Grooe 9u
S"ca VA 49,, 5f c ctc Hn drfs c.rr'isd ti'rugioa
ami Aoourhy healed by steam. Room. Tor two boys No
ARG oorn' ."s I'm t~s ot Sj f Sge2g
the tc34.a al pt lha pt4 200 anl "e'g.o 't arc w.
iao.G .n walter. ~, Gas, steam .,ug3y ay .nd
other e1furc- Aml wo"ud' ~ ba'cenn football aoi
No msra Tao health record OF heta mae low porauo
Sac5o ,naso i Z, fl oS .al r,t has, aGjn,
d,i.n So'toIlin h. Siui.p.. % ~, scsdeul mat
.i 5 ,i' ',a q, E,sS ,sog ~ 25e 3
az v.rs "' wa ~ "a ~ ~ .si m'eJ 5000, ! sn,
caur h'' nnl lcnp,rsn'c chrier which gi1h" th sac
o. "' - n,rts 80 chance >, ,o ,yII ia & S
rsnu0 vaua r',ir'- eomns fro'a N'T lor1 r,tt,oorf
Sa r es 0 a. nj p a,e .to "' cSs Esaa S5
s",I s'ia li1i lri,af 20 Tena 'caGs , M
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4 FTER TIE NOMINATIONS.

4 -
The nominations having been mate W" e'l 10 20
good time 10 turn more % sch"' II VII
- onrs, that le yonng OF America srcud tEe gen
nine Interest u yOts-Shoud have d'' dei hnlphH "5 10
he If parties the character oi horer uut
there are uc-ons Of quite .cat m1meht-lS ioi
Thai OF education What question. IN TACT corfu e Oh g 81
monenl large share u the Young men o. pay ~ loon
ing business career Motl p 'hn "''i.t
,ract ~ make niorev III possible TO become rich Pew Of
them have any prospect Of getting rich eNcep ny ueiI oM u
cDoTts IN eNpect s,rnehOw 10 get foilOh ana No'
nm They have been told that there Is room tft Op anu
t,v want there where they can move ai1n anu sc
breath of fresh But no" - get Etre that II e cues
ton The only sure way - 70 fl'kt an h ~ t go NO..
hing tlat ,oncnody wants done aid 60 9Dont ~ coz
AMI ncr.,s t,.lco PNCEARDS BT~INE~S tOLLt6t was
cstad and tscondIc'cd to meet this 'xifcI'F. a Go0
business hlud thorough haowlecg3 o. bpAk"clng, o.
practical lrithec and Of shorthand The hli' !" Mlle
husmcs. letter and general kn"NIe'ir OF IT,, ms
bnsin arc The thugs 10 De acquired az iN'H ~ =
open September. send now TO- tl hi07n3i?1 NuHtaSs
Nf0' = $. PACKARD, 800 broadway.
NINE. DA SILVA x MRS. BRApFORDS
VI formerly Mrs ogden hoamsns E4zl,h Er,nca any
German Boarin~ and DaF school FOR Dung iioles NM
Children Nos . ard l. 3SL-st- NeW> OH VIII re-
open october ]. ,..,. ... ,o-t,. ,,,,.,,t or
"a Application by letter or personally as above
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For Yonnr Lndlns Country.

Por Young Ladies Country
HOME SCHOOL IOK YOUNG GIRLS.
" Amherst Mas tspc'si attention fyrn To- ln',e Ia
a asn,s, -. i,"ua Mise e. b. OWL. Principal.
BALTIMORE, MD. MI. VERNON lNNll.
de! M. MaaY i iGV a Saa ' Nr, t. a% S
oCg, ,, 4 F", l@l a q" nr,, II. Gr'a
VORDENTOWN, y. J.--Fcmale, College,
r''r ana ey M H5wE& '' M re,s ao''
plSHOPTHOkPE-A Boarding school Tor
ID els bethlehem Penn Prepares for Welie,ey Nassar
eaa S%e p tGsF a5r s' Gss ' % Principal
BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
- Por'raoutG. y Title eleventh year Of MISS A. {.
- LOO Address Bo1 2s5.
RELVIDERE SEMINARY.-For Young Wo-
ID men Industrial departments opening English. Ger
ton address MISSI, BUSH Hcyldere NJ
CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL,
- poughkeepsie y Y reopens Septrmger l. prepares
'''''7 ANY +. JOHNSON Principal
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Engle-
y wood NJ Prepar4ton for yassar specially Thorough
instruction in Music and p3giT2 Az 19R1n' sept l'
CAK0IINE NJ GERRisH, A. b.
CLASSICALanl HONEINSTITUTE, Pough-
cal graduating course select their own studies, Thorough
ness in English MISS KISS @2 aRG?f 2of SGrhn Principal
nREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel, Ny.
for u.fsd ed nGeke p c6,R "a Sind
DARLINGTON Seminary for Young Ladies,
- West Chester chester Co, Penn Location seautiin
buildings excellent p acres All branches, including Ian
Cuages mus painting. Sept 10. $50
per year Address RICHARD DARLINGTON. Pm D., Prn.
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.-Thoroughl
furnished for ColeFs Eclectic and Preparatory Courses
with an elevator Charges unusually moderate Rev A W.
COLES, D. d, Pres, Emira. y. T.
FOSTER SCHOOL,
i CLIFTON SPRINGS " Y
The Ninth year viii commence september IL .o,,to
For Ladies' only GEO. LOOMIA
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES:
Il Fall term opens sept 10. A thorough preparatory
school aud good home Apply to -
Mis- bAMUEL MATHEWS. al. -
GROVE HALL. H.,
" Miss Montforts school for Young Ladies' NewHaV'p'
Conn. Tenth ear begins september "a
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY.
~ For Young ladies' ,,e,.-
BRIDGEpORr. CONNECIICuI I. ....., 49,,
For particulars address MISS EMILY HELsoN.-
HILLSIDE SEMINARY, Bridgeport Conn.
IL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR al RIB ,.--
Courses In Language and Aathemauos through coiese
Sophomore Careful attention 10 history lentulo
hhd Art Science study fully illustrated animal dissosuons
laboratory and microscopic work Modern WIN
native teAohera Good advantages In Painting and Nina
for sra IN. sanitary arrangements OF
city. ANRE J. sIoNE. .u.o.,
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DEADY THIS MORNING:
THE KINGS MEN.
ATALE OF TOMORROW.
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One vou~e limo. 81 25.
This daring and ingenious story Of the future Is unquss
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,ummcr The brilliant literary partnership which produced
IT ha. aroused the kecncst curiosity and ceray e "a
pertinent has been tie bodet in the history OF literary co..
aboraoD OF the plot what be- gathered from the
stoys motto concerning the OF politics the reign
King George the Fifth need only be said that the audacy
OF their conception FULLY supported by the admirable ens
and incident of The story The book is crowded with
oon And ingenious and yet the powers which
the authors have never lost in its RAPID
movement
For everywhere sent postpaid on receipt OF price by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
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For Both Sexes--City.

A -CTRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
~ free t. parents Please give particulars l. Nl'lAAi
COGRiEEE 4 90. 81 East 5th-st. Union square
PARENTS will find free, best schools,
Y civ couutry and Europe "a solid tuition, board ani
discipline -. LEGE,DEE'5 American European Teachers
Ietra. q &
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1 .,.i..r.t..,, f..,fI.rH. tuIvtr1lt 0ul nuf'nna1,
pDIT-IuNN. lINN
-t.i., t...t.i eHI,.u.t ir.fptrUd. buildings nnd
, ,ut 4inuu fhf Pos oi0rr|ri ~ tfntd"l sum
M cold ,etnr and snge lols throughout Perfect sanitary
ur tivwutallm complete under direction n p'f
''''' ' joins MIiN-. Ih -,
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BOOKS or THE WEEK.

MATRIuoNY. By W. T. Norris. diapers Franklin
square Lorsry)
WESTERN JOURNEY WITH Mr. EMERSON. l6mo. DID,
14l. Paper (BostOn: Lille. Brown 4 Coz
The POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY OF THE Hon. SYLVESTER NJ &C
FIsNEGAN. By Wess ElIaore l6no PIP Us. Paper
Brent DO Bros
TIE RLPUB.lcAN PARTY. By L. V. smaIey. 16mo PIP
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kEw-ESGLAND Handbook for Travellers l6nO
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Edited with Notes by William j. Rslfe. l6mo DID.
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miscellaneous

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Disoriers Addf can 50 Prince. O. Bro lzlvn.
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Duslness lJr1uertD FOR SAFE in) ~ Let
EOR RENT.-Ohice. e-half Of one Of the
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Citp prcperip 60 Get

4 DVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
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avp nrat .histh It. and al the HANiEM olllif p,'VV
third corner ono hhnffedandtwruty hilhat, NJ
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oiip i,enl estate for 6nlt.

DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
rutland E WHITING. Bcekmin A.
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- vopw n.uv TRIBUNE SATURDAY, 1ssLTEN PAGES
obstruction

MRS. !. A. GALLAHER viii reopen vd nnr
WI Frorch Protestant Boarong and pay Sohoo tdb
oJ,oa nc .oler l. $50 Msdstn ave. cpIne. ~
thoroneh French education Highest stuua'u an sssh
and classical studies separate olA'' III 'o'" WV
fnI
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CITT COURT or NEW YORK.-NoSS1pSo -; -
~ WORIHkN and WILLIAM p ALDPICH DO y.
9-alnst HENRY VANUXEH aod VILLA ~ r,,1intfs,
WHARTON, Defendants summons - With M % hoOhE
10 the above named defepdantk and a. n OF The,
You arc hereby summoned u tie eomn,,,r, 4, .
action ana 10 serve acrIy Of yOgF on n va Urls
Ate "y .ithil ten tays after the eryce Of th ,nunr
exclusive OF the day ~ ssryice and vonr ons
appear, or answer Judgment will re iaseu Infe 70
default for tie RELIEF demanded in the cOnu,s you by
Dated New. iOrk. jay l. 1854 F'""
JANIS =. CtRPlNTER PLAINTIFF Attornsx
az N.eg Yprkf' itg -''pptnsy,
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NJ sccilgnsDtL
ONION tNTERNArlON NJ COLLEGE.

-rtinv drove near slrwotth Mldllo''t, West England
niln1 rtun itydr iith outurr miles nom lNtlWnhll
Founded irt the HurrirsOf tho late lrAtd iu'lnh ~
nuuuDuI 10 - II Tho Prince ~ Wllra lulY ,, lNb
l,n,h nd trtuau tuaht ryrty boy Inuna 20 Hu ind
pu guinea Aftunpumouta hn made 'of pupils ~ stay
dufiYs spond them bee France % Germany
Head MASTER, n % lAptLL, NJ \ = 1t9snnr,u'e'
can to had N u IL 4 Coz 40 htu0Wrsi New ora,
whrto retcucra parents ~ America pupils can also Dc
obtained
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NolitF-Iake notice hathPon You '-it % sposs,..
answer tho aDOy- eumrOns. Judgment b.t
you 70. ihe sun o. trosAunlred mia rix ass.nst
Jar "ith int 'elt IRON Jane lssi sud with cost. az %
aCt JAMES r.. ARPEN1 ER P.aintlra. at,.9 taa
To Henry NanuHem and " .aD Moore wllr. "A '''uey'
he foregoing Summons II served upon you Nv nuhi..
pursuant TO order ~ Hon s. Bqrltf Hyaif one o.
justices 81 the CITY urt Of NewYOrS Ia ed The al ns
of July 1885, ard Sled with tho cpmpla ~ n ~. ag
City o. NtW.'Crk. Ivy IAN VI ne
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obstruction.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

HONE INSTITUTE, Oswego, NY.
Family and day schoOl for yOung ladies' send for n
cular Mrs. T.. J. HAMILTON, Principal.
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MRS. SALISBURY.
WI CqEASf 1tth-Nt.
Corner Mal-0n-iNel
SCHOOL tDft GIRLS oct JcF /, lN14

THE MISSES GRAHAM, successors to the
Misses Green fo.mo,ly o. No FIRM Asgnl' WIZ IT,
omen their EnEl and French boarding anl hay shrf i
.6ung n Les on Tuc.d... ;,ptenpcr 80 l'-4 NJ NO %
Fifli Avenue, NeW.NUrk C.iy.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-16
TIE DEMOCRAT.
TERMS

3Tr Democrat is Published 7t1- Week.
ly--Iues.lays. Thursdays md Sat
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md FIFTY Cents far SLr months.
Payabtc ia odsanee.
4 drertiSeNeents inserted at the rate Of
0as Doiiev per square for the first
Insertion aid Fifty Cents for each
subsequent one. Ten lines or less
81 brecief tyre constitute a square.
Pessonal Cards, vhea admissible,
miN he chaymsl double the asaal ad-
rrytiS1RN l1des.
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many shares of stock in Water or
Gas Light Companies, will find
my establishment just at present
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ST. JOHNS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

The true Liver Medicine and real
remedy for Torpid and Congestive
Livers Prompt relief is obtained
by their use; they obviate the use
of Mercury, aud being entirely Veg
etabIe are perfectly safe. Price, rs
cents box.
Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Chy-
mist, in Exchange Hotel Building,
Alexandria, La.
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"Nben I see the king, it reminds
me of the Great King Of Heaven,
which is God Almighty.n

which is God Almighty"
''When l see the queen, it re-
minds me Of the Queen of Sheha,
who went to hear the wisdom of
Solomon, for she was as wise a We
man as he was a man. She brought
with her fifty boys and fifty girls,
all dressed in boys apparel, for
King Solomon to tell her which
We're boys and which were girls.
King Solomon sent for water for
them to wash themselves; the girls
washed to the elbows, and the boys
only to the wrists, so King Solomon
told by that
"Well," said the mayor, '.you
have given a description of all the
cards in the pack except one.p
(Which is that" said the soldier.
"The knave," said the Mayor.
II will give your honor q des-
cription Of that, too, if YOU will not
be angry"
II will not" said the mayor, '.if
You will not term me the knave.r
"Well,' said the soldier, the
greatest knave / know is the con-
stable that brought me here.7
81 do not know said the mayor,
whether be is the greatest knave,
but ] know he is the greatest fool.
"When I count how many spots
there are in pack of cards, find
365-as many days as there arc in n
year."
"When ! count the number Of
cards in a pack, / find there are So
las many week as there are in. 4
year. And | find four suits---the
number Of weeks in month";
II find that there are twelve pi,.
tare cards in a pack, representing
the number Of months in a year; On
counting the tricks, ! find thirteen
the number Of weeks in quarter.
So you see, sir, the pack of cards
serves for a bible, Almanac and
Common Prayer Book"
! ADVICE TO MoTnEhs;-a.Are YOU
disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with pain Of cutting
teethe If so, send at once and get
u bottle Of hrs. Winslo,c's Soothing
Syrup for Children 7sething. III
value is incalculable. 1t will r.
lieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it
1t cures dysentery and diarrhea
regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, softens the gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole svs,
TEN. Mrs. Winsloscs's Soothing 81.
,up for Children 1eething is pleasan,
to the taste, and is the prescription
Of one of the oldest and best female
nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price
I,25 cents a bottle.
/ I'll HAVE both used and sold
Prickly Ash Bitters for a number
of years, and think it the hest Bit.
tiers made for Bifliousness, Live
, Complaints and for tonine mp tn.
SYSTEM" so writes w. II. Cole
Druggist, Of Joplin, No. A sin
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I tina T

Ny store is the. headquarters for ev-
cry article of raiment worn by the
rising generation in the way of
CLOTHING, HATS or FUR
N1sH1NG GOODS, is an acknow-
lodged fact. 1t is also very we'll
known that any